we talked john sean was replaced at a meeting of the party central committee last week. the reason for his dismissal is not known. france has started screening arrivals from china for cove at 19. it's the 3rd ear country after italy and spain to introduce mandatory tests in recent days. they say the measures will help identify any new variance that emerge as china experiences a serge in cases venezuela and columbia. have reopened a bridge linking the to south american countries. this marks the full reopening of their share boarders since restoring diplomatic relations last year. columbia new leftist president, gustavo petro has sought to re establish ties with been as well which were broken off in 2019 under his criticism. brazil is preparing to bid farewell to one of its most famous sons. footballing legend pele died last week. at the age of 82, a procession carried his body from south paula to the stadium in his hometown of santos, where he played for much of his career. the stadium will be open for the public to pay their respects. for private burial service on tuesda

john sean was replaced at a meeting of the ruling party. it's not known why he was sacked. 2 helicopters have collided mid air in australia's gold cause region. at least 4 people were killed and several others on critical condition. authorities are investigating the oxy, jeremy rana has been seriously injured in a snow plow accident near his home. he's in a critical but stable condition. the star is known for his role in the mission impossible franchise. and as the super hero, hawkeye in mothers trans has started screening arrivals from china for cove at 19. it's the 3rd country after italy and spain to introduce mandatory tests . officials say the measures will help identify new variance and the world health organization is hoping to declare an end to the coven 19 pandemic this year. but officials war there is still a danger of deadly new variance emerging. let's look at where we are. after 3 years of this pandemic since the 1st outbreak and china lilies 6700000 people have died. b corona virus still claims more than 1500 lives every day w

john sean was replaced at a meeting of the party central committee last week. the reason for his dismissal is not known, or venezuela and columbia have reopened a bridge linking the to south american countries is march the full reopening of their shared borders. since with storing diplomatic relations last year, columbia new left his president, gustavo petro, as saw to re establish ties with an ass wailer, which were broken off in 2019 under his predecessor frances started screening arrivals from china for cove at 19. it's the 3rd you country of the italy in spain to introduce mandatory tests. in recent days. they say the measures will help it identify any new variance that emerge as china experiences search in cases. well tough organization says it's hopeful that it will be able to officially declare an end to the coven 19 pandemic this year. but it's warning that there is still a danger of a new more deadly variant emerging. that's a look at where we are. after 3 years of the pandemic since the 1st outbreak in china, the end of 2019 nearly 6700000 people have

john sean was replaced at the meeting of the party central committee last week. the reason for his dismissal is not known. the international monetary fund is expecting a 3rd of the world to enter recession this year, predicting it will be, quote, tougher than the year will leave behind the downward trend as being primarily driven by a slow down in 3 big economies. the west, china and europe. the movies are jeremy reynolds has been seriously injured in an accident, as spokesperson said, he was ploughing snow when the accident occurred. incident has left renner in critical but stable condition. the actor as well known for his role in the mission impossible filling franchise as the super hero hawkeye. in marvel films and the c those how's organization says it hopes it will be able to officially declare an end to the coven 19 pandemic this year. but it's warning that there's still a danger of a new, more deadly variant emerging. let's look at where we are after 3 years off the pandemic. since the 1st outbreak in china deal is 6700000 people have died of go with 90. t

. >> sean: john -- >> remember when adam schiff said he's got more than circumstantial evidence? we found it. it was mcgonigal working with the russians for goodness sake. >> sean: you forgot the prank call that adam schiff took and the guy in a russian accept said that we have compromising material on donald trump. what's the nature of the compromise? pictures of naked trump. has vladimir seen the pictures? of course. adam schiff was colluding with somebody that he thought was a russian to benefit the democrats. anyway, he doesn't belong on the committee. neither does swalwell. last question. will you come to an agreement on the debt ceiling issue? will all 222 republicans unite? matt gaetz? >> we will. we should fight for work requirements on a lot of the social welfare programs that are driving our national debt. it's not appropriate for joe biden to say he refuses to negotiate with the people's house that the people gave to the republican party. we'll negotiate tough and i think we should get the spending cuts. >> sean: jim, will it happen? the becomes are betting that all 222

you guys want to get us in a nuclear war, go over there and put your money where your mouth is, john. seanenn, i think that would be great. host: this is anthony in annandale, new jersey, good morning. caller: good morning, john. i just want to say a lot of the callers have nailed it. i think it's a conflict of interest all the way around. we have to look back at the cuban missile crisis. we are in the perverse position now. we're still painting ourselves as the good guys when in actuality, you know, we are on the doorstep of russia. that's provoking putin and he has even said that he's willing to negotiate, to talk. but the people that, you know, the sock puppets that we see they take their orders from much higher. so, you know, the fact that the economy is in such rough shape and we are sending all this money over there it's really criminal. it should be, you know, we are not over there saving lives. just like in iraq their protective solidarity, that's not true. and it's not true now. i think we need that money and i think we should get out of there before we end the whole world on an i

john solo man. shocking details on hunter biden's business dealings. another bad day. senator ted cruz will react. you get the last word with last call. straight ahead. >> sean: big breaking news from investigative reporter john solomon, revealing conversations between then vice president joe biden and a business partner hunter biden. now remember joe said he never once discussed with hunter or any family member anything about any foreign business dealings they were involved in. claims he had nothing to do with hunter's deals. editor and chief john solomon, thank you for being with us. you broke the story, 67 million dollars, communist chinese gave to u penn 50 million of which joe was there. now discovered 14 million, anonymous donations from chinese nationals. mostly anonymous. broke the story, u penn professors with the communist chinese. he did that in february of 20 what, '22? >> last year, right? listen china money flow so important to understanding the current controversy. one of the locations where classified documents u penn center where joe biden landed first post vice presidential job. professor or lecturer at university of pennsylvania. one of th

immigrants. 73 year old g shen lu 66 year old tyshawn chen 43 year old tower being 74 year old i, sean john and 64 year old jing qi lu. pedro romero perez, the brother of one of the dead was wounded in the hospital, the man in custody for the mass shooting in half moon bay was charged today with seven counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. 66 year old channel. isao also faces enhancements for using his legally purchased semiautomatic handgun to carry out the killings and donations are now being collected to help those directly affected by the shooting. neighbors and volunteers from groups including farmworker caravan or collecting and dropping off donations, such as non perishable food, clothing , as well as money. outreach groups are also offering mental health services for the workers at mountain mushroom farm and their families, especially the children. you are watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30. more people are coming together to show their support for the victims of the half moon based shootings and their families. vigil right now is underway at santa clara university and

. >> sean: welcome in. john kerry is traveling around the world this time at the anti-world economic forum in europe. we'll have details. by the way, after getting canned at fake news cnn, humpty dumpty is there attempting to put the pieces of his life back together again as he is at the wef hosting a wth disinformation seminar. after all, he's an expert. here at home, one democratic lawmaker introduced legislation to criminalize freedom of speech. what part of the constitution does that congress woman not understand? stay tuned for tonight's hannity hot seat featuring democratic richard fowler. we begin with a fox news alert. a bombshell new report from the wall street journal has now exposed a blatant dual system of justice at joe biden's department of justice. tonight we are learning that the justice department rejected a federal search for top secret classified documents housed at joe biden's many properties. they called off the fbi. no raid for joey. joe biden gets different treatment than trump. instead, t

. >> sean: welcome in. johns traveling around the world this time at the anti-world economic forum in europe. we'll have details. by the way, after getting canned at fake news cnn, humpty dumpty is there attempting to put the pieces of his life back together again as he is at the wef hosting a wth disinformation seminar. after all, he's an expert.

. >> john: see how long it takes to get things straightened out. grady, thank you. >> sandra: sean duffy is here, former wisconsin congressman and elizabeth mcdonald paying a visit. wait a second, the new fbn evening line-up. begins january 23rd. >> i can't wait. it's awesome. >> sandra: you and i -- we all just had this conversation -- first of all, pete buttigieg, am i wrong to say he should be in front of a microphone giving updates on this situation? he has patrolized travelers coast to coast. >> go back on paternity vacation, it seems when pete shows up things go wrong. you would think a secretary would have crisis. i go to the microphone and fix the crisis. i should be commander in chief. >> you lead people through crisis. he cannot lead us through anything, he doesn't know what the problem is. >> feels like a wake-up call, a hinge point, maybe a game changer moment. americans across the nation are saying the first nationwide outage since 9/11? this is pretty shocking and you hear from the people in the airports, they are scared. and when you look at what critics are calling

. >> emily: john duffy, so much there. >> sean: so much there. i think kevin mccarthy only got a partially right. i don't like tit for tat and i don't think nancy pelosi took them off all committees she also took jim jordan and jim banks off of the russia collusion hoax committee, kevin mccarthy should respond because you can't serve on the intelligence committee, frankly shouldn't serve on any committee in the house but kevin mccarthy was nicer than i was and said you just can't serve on the intelligence committee and mike pompeo was right to say you know what? used information no one else has that is a secret to you and to use that, leverage it to lied to the american people, you've abused your power, you have no place to now serve in this committee. by the way adam schiff saying i'm just doing my job, lying to the america people is not your job, adam. it is so rich that he is on tiktok. >> harris : i mean come on. be one i want to dig in, when you say tit for tat what about the counter argument this is not tit for tat because this is respondin

would he support them to keep control of the movement with john jolla osbourne learning address from pseudo. until jones, sean sharon hesh counted as eating them anyhow. rotation, but earlier for the june kish reddish 100 or when the hostage crisis occurred. it made clear, i think that we were largely unprepared to deal with the nature of iran at that point. and the fact that a, the anger that wished there and reflected in that hostage crisis up, i think suddenly brought iran to the top of further concern. so we had about our situation, the world. ah, the last hostages were finally freed, after 444 days by supporting the students who many made the u. s. embassy hostage taking act 2 of the revolution. it became one of the founding myths of the new regime, widely seen as the main reason for the break down in us iranian relations. a new middle east was taking shape. nothing whenever be the same again. karen's ambitions and interests were on a collision course with washington and televi. a great clash was looming. ah, on this day, nearly 90000 israeli soldiers, 1300 tanks and 1500 personnel carriers, invaded leba

and it came to a point john where troy vincent told the coaches. seanermott for the buffalo bills. taylor for the cincinnati bengals. to go into their locker room with their teams. assess the situation. both head coaches came to the conclusion that what they had saw. their players, their team were too traumatized. but i with they had just witnessed on the field. and the coaches made and unprecedented to my knowledge decision to stop the game. and it was the correct decision. omar hamlin is a young man. he is second year in the league. was drafted in the sixth round out of pittsburgh. playing monday night football. feeling like he is on top of the world. this was a huge game. huge playoff implications. and he gets this traumatic injury. that opens up scars for me personally. i'm a former safety for the buffalo bills. i played six seasons there. had a teammate of mine who was paralyzed on the field. they're in buffalo. i had a teammate in college. when i was playing at stanford university. we are playing against the washington huskies. my teammate hit the

. >> sean, i like that john boehner toughed it out with barack obama and boehner got spending caps. okay, boehner got a reductionucn in overall spending. i boehner stopped tax hikes. barack obama started out, you know, arrogantly not negotiating. boehner succeeded. i k kevin mccarthyk kevi and steve scalise and the steve scalise and th others will also succeed. i actually think they're goingtp to get some help fromim the senate this time around.ound but the crazy point is the government is spending 24% ofgo our economvernmey. if you if you go to the states in the localities, federal, state and local. >> 44% o f our economy. and that's why you're getting for all twenty two . the econ got the last numbers today. the economy grew at one percenot and that's the worst performance since the financial meltdown. erformancee the financial meltd the inflation rate for the whole year was six point 6 three percent. that.3%. is the highest inflatit in 40 years.ion what's the culpritin here?what i five to six trillion dollars of spending and borrowing. okay, and then student debtt cancelations co

. >> sean z you are a great american. people like john kerry are extra terrestrial.y lesson, great amount of people that want to be told what to do. tell me what shot? tell me what mask i have to where, tell me how to raise my kids. there are people that believe sadly that is an easier life. >> sean: i will never listen to the government on any health issue. ever. agree? >> [applause] >> more americans trust dr. dre than dr. -- 100%. that paper is lining more cat litter boxes around america. that is the scam of everything on the left. everything they are pushing is almost so ridiculous, they are almost punking the people. the guy is saying eat bugs is not eating bugs. he is flying home on his private jet listening to the beatles while you are eating the beetles. >> sean: eggs are now being smuggled across the border. we are all going to have to buy chickens at home. we'll have the latest straight ahead and check in with sean duffy and daigle mcdowell straight ahead. [applause] elmer>> hi, i'm elmer heinrich. my company sells immuno 150. if you haven't heard of it, yo

okay, but but sean, what we'ret trying to do is break a broken system. that's why johnccain and i join together with republicans and democrats when we could ine 2013, the senate passed immigration reform with 67 votes, 11 republicans.s, >> we would have tripled the enforcement on the border. but what was the problem?? the problem was in the house of representatives, they said bye to john mccain because i'm sorry to to boehner. r right. they said, come on , paul ryan, but you can't bring up immigration reform, so we can't have a conversation about it. >> but look, butbout tha i readi you and i would agree with this. the conversationth thi would ine rewarding people that did not respect our laws that are ingalt the country illegally. they would get the basically basically the benefit of n, amnesty while the people that are going through the process legally, they get pu thet the bk of the line. >> that seems morally wrong to me. i'll give you the last. okay, you know what? you're right in our immigration proposal, could you stay put to the end of the line if i think this i

. >> sandra: i look forward to more of this discussion tonight, sean and dagen, see you tonight. thanks so much. dagen, john >> john: prominent former south carolina attorney alec murdaugh back in court, charged with murdering his wife maggie and son paul in june of 2021. nancy grace is in the courtroom today. she is going to join us later on with legal analysis, in the next hour. right now, jonathan is live in atlanta, and jonathan, what's the latest from the courtroom today? >> today murdaugh's defense has been trying to poke holes in the prosecution's case. investigators say alec murdaugh fired the weapons that killed his wife and 22-year-old son paul. during cross examination, defense attorney dick harpootlian proposed a different theory. >> is it a possibility there are two shooters, based on the data you collected? >> i indicated -- >> moving from here all the way up to here? >> i don't know that it went all the way up there. >> and he also said some of the footprints belonged to a responding officer who marked the location of paul murdaugh's body. but a witness said ammunition was consistent with the

. >> sean: i think last week, at least part of it, was republicans around the country were disappointed in past speakers. john boehner. i was disappointed in john boehner. i think that there were people that wanted the assurances. i had interviewed you enough. i had asked you repeatedly the commitments to america. i have my version right here, which we'll talk about. they wanted to know these investigations were real. what other investigation? >> you've got to hold government accountable. for the whole time democrats have been in power, all they've done is increased spending. why don't we have a check and balance? think of this. when the republicans were in power last time for eight years, do you know how much discretionary spending increased in those years? zero. they were in power four years. they increased it by 30%. it went from spending $4 trillion to $7 trillion. they've created inflation. we've got to get our country under control financially. how do we do that? energy policy. they made the price of gas go up but made us weak around the world. we will become energy independent. our border's not secure.

labors union as he begins this new chapter, loretta and i wish john and mary, his wife of 55 years, good health, good times with their daughter seantheir children and grandchildren. john, you've made a real difference for so many people. you are truly a hall of famer, and thanks for all that you've done. mr. president, i ask that the following statement i'm about to make be placed in a separate part of the record. the presiding officer: without objection. durbin --. mr. durbin: in the last two centuries federal support for scientific research helped to split the atom, defeat polio, explore space, create the internet, map the human genome, develop vaccines and treatments for covid-19, and so much more. no nation made such significant investments in science and no nation's scientists have done more to improve the quality of life. but with the challenges we face today from devastating diseases to climate change there is more progress to be made. so america is at a turning point and unless we commit to providing strong and sustained increases for our nation's premer and scientific researchers, our position will be at risk. that is exa

we'll ask sean duffy and elizabeth mcdonald. a lot to discuss on that. >> johnut is growing over the discovery of classified documents in president biden's former office. will attorney general merrick garland be forced to appoint a special counsel. >> his job is to protect national security first, not his legal status. these are highly classified documents and so we really do need to try to sort of reverse engineer on who brought them in, why, and who saw them. paying off your car loan and paying off your high rate credit card debt? and still have cash left over to put in the bank? with a newday 100 va cash out loan, you could do it all. take out an average of $70,000 - with no upfront fees. no upfront appraisal fees, termite inspection, or water test fee. because a veteran shouldn't have to come up with money to get money. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if igno

john talked to earlier tonight. where does that come from here? >> you know, sean, memphis, tennessee, is where tragicallyil in april 1968,ly marti,n luther king was assassinated. since then, the city has beene s roiled by racial tension, is now predominantly black cityk with soaring crime. the police force with soar is consistently undermanned. fr they are desperate for officers. they are searching for recruitsu everywhere.it i don't know whether they'ves relaxed their standards or whata the result is . althe rel i know is what my eyel me. after a half century in thisthin business, dealing with lawlaw an and order and copsd orde of all all colors, what i seeal here ae men who are just they they reduce themselves to savage to i use the term wolfpack earlier i this it was so uncontrolled, it was so undisciplined. it was so unconto slanderous, s, unprofessional, and lawrence is right. and ted is ted's anguishesunproi is poignant and lawrence is right about settingnd law bae shortage that we have now with cops after george floyd and all these other incidentsot that ha

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sean has been down here, ask him, it's a good place. >> sandra: by the way -- >> john: larry kudlow coming up. >> sandra: he's going to react to the comments from john kerry over in davos. >> john: you can play on a loop, it will never get old. some tragic news, a helicopter carrying senior ukrainian officials crashed into a kindergarten building outside of kyiv earlier in the day, leaving 18 dead, including the ukraine minister of internal affairs, the highest ranking official to die during the war. the cause of the crash is unclear, zelenskyy calling it a terrible tragedy. do we know yet, alex, how the crash happened? >> hi, john. well, preliminary investigations are still underway. ukrainians here say they are not ruling out any kind of interference but appears it could have simply been a tragic pilot error. ukrainian officials are dead, children are dead and wounded ab the people who live in the small town thought he were under attack, like some attacks in recent days, and authorities brought the victims out in body bags as residents there began to mourn. this is a very difficult day f

those are the words of cajamarca, john ketanji drowned jackson, our supreme court justice k'jon drown jackson. >> okay, got nailed it.sean then today, sean biden went to sing happy birthday to mlk, his daughter in law, aundreaa king. . now, i think it always helps if you're going to sing happynto birthday into a mic to actually know the name of the person you're singing to . >> really happy birthday. e yoto you. y to you happy birthday to you.y to y happy birthday, dear . happy birthday to you. thda >> now is not her name, it's andre. but we'll leave that aside. ever athatt least he didn't wish everybody a happy larry king day. that's a pluy larry kis. i thought you were sayingda valerie. you singing happy birthday, valerie it until you said it. it'sy birthdd unti actually andd own andrea . actuall >> yeah, well, valerie, you. andrea sounds very similar.. sean sean, the problem with biden in the settings is he startso to pander to the crowd before him and in fact, start to slidet out from underneath.s start to >> for instance, did you know, joe biden attends the black churchyo? can you hear me on ? i may be a practicing catholic.t i used

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john wilson. apparently, the sound sean, can sound is all fixed.s it all about ? this book, cheddar gorge. what's it all about? yes so i met publisher and i said , know, i publisher and i said, know, i think a good title would be cheddar gorged . and then he had cheddar gorged. and then he had me extol virtues for the next 2 hours. and then he told me he was sold with the title. good, good ticket was a good start, but did you learn how to make cheese so i'm sorry. how did i learn how to do this? i went? so how did you learn how to make cheese? so i have a poem from the book by just so only ten lines, but my up your quite . lines, but my up your quite. would you like to. yeah . oh would you like to. yeah. oh cheers . so i'm sorry. i'm just cheers. so i'm sorry. i'm just going to call. i'm afraid we just have a good enough internet connection for that. what a shame. just means we have to just to eat the cheese just have to eat the cheese because we to ask him all about it. we've got a truffle cheese here, and is so strong. but here, and it is so stro

john leguizamo to host andy garcia got the sosebee demille award. it's kind of a brazen almost ugly virtue signaling that i think offends everyone as the evening wore on bigger stars appeared like sean star. >> if the freedom the trim was a sphere i proudly present a human being who tonight represents that most how honed to. >> latest and showman participants of the golden globe award ceremony. [laughs] >> i think you got a goal globe for recurring political and eight -- you will paid for. does attract an audience? does this keep viewers tuned in? i'm not buying it. >> laura: well, i don't think so. it is compelling, but not so much. i think again it takes me from entertainment and returns to politics. which i just for most americans i'm sorry it's not that interesting. the one escape from politics right? and then they pull him back in. >> gonna read this news on capitol hill there's been a resolution introduced they actually want to put a boss of zelenskyy and the house of representatives. i wish i were kidding you. very good idea. >> laura: tells about the trend of agency and millennial workers stick into employers who don't give them what they think they're entitled to a question

john solomon, thank yolomon jou joining us now, fox news legal analyst greg jarrett, former florida attorney general pame bondi. pam, get your thoughts first on the legal aspect of all o th . sean, the most important thingar cases criminal investigatiopron as a prosecutor is to treat alln cases the same meaning if needs something is similarly situated, it needs to bebe t happted with uniformre. clearly, we know that didn't happen here. it's already been established. it didn't happen here. as you said, president trumpto had the power to declassif decly joe biden never did. moreover, the documents that ntry president trump took from the white house, the most secure place in the country,orrc tomorrow, long ago, one of the most secure places in the country, guarded constantly by secret service joe biden's documente bides. we have no idea where they floated around for at least a year. before some went to the biden pen center, before some wentthe to his house in delaware. so, you know, the playbooks already been written by merrick garland. if youm wanwitht to treat them with uniformity, do the search a warrant. inteou said at. all, the biden residence is that's important interview an

sean. >> yes, i'm i'm talking to you . yem here right now eag ilen eage pass. yesterday,sterday i was in el , texas, when the president was visiting. i cas n tell you this, john , that el paso authorities spent months, weeks, days and hours cleaning up the city before the president's visit. while we wervie thersit.e, i wat as people were taking out recycling bins, throwing things into those recycling bins around sacred heart, a catholic church where hundreds of heart migrants were still sleeping on the streets. they were throwing them intoedsf the bins and then the trash trucks wouldgrants show up and . would dump them into the trash trucks. i even watched dum i even watchd as they took brand new clothes that had just been donated t by residents and were throwing those clothes into the bins int as well. o ths weto get them out of the o and get them off the streets. r i spoke to residentsesiden as wl who told me that the city hadisf been doing this for weeks but had ignored them and theirto the pleas prior to the president's unannounced visit. joe baraza, he's a residen at and a retired marine.at >> h take e a listen to what hew to say. right now, we're seeing