>> we didn't understand it, jon. >> jon: [laughs] son of a bitch!at is all it took. >> that's all it took. >> jon: so you've gone off now and you have worked with brexit and the bank of england, trying to ease that. >> not my idea. >> jon: brexit wasn't. you are canadian. you are very polite from a very nice. you are never one of those "i want to leave a union." you stay in it until it dies. >> [laughs] >> jon: what are they making up their of the overtures and sort of trolling to canada about being a part of the united states? >> well, the bottom line, it's not going to happen. [cheers and applause] the overture, i mean -- >> jon: you don't want it? >> [laughs] we are proud -- we find you very attractive. but we are not moving in with you. it is not you, it's us. [cheers and applause] we do things a little differently in canada. >> jon: sure. >> we believe in -- >> jon: before you go any further, i am up for it, we are up for it, whether ever you do differently. we want to experiment. whatever you guys want. you want, like -- >> there could be a fe

>> jon, check out my onlyfans! >> jon: no! [laughter and applause] send me a link.about the apparently tenuous underpinning of everything we've banked our entire future economy on. what's the news freaking out about closer to home? >> friday night massacre. >> late friday night purge. >> a chilling purge. >> the purge. >> jon: ah! trump has ushered in the purge! [cheers and applause] i, for one, will take full advantage by doing some unpermitted lawn work! your god is powerless! although, just in case i'm misinterpreting, what is this purge about, exactly? >> breaking news. the mass firing of government agency watchdogs. >> trump fired at least 17 inspectors general. >> jon: no! he got rid of 17 inspectors general? that only leaves... no one knows how many left! [laughter and applause] i have no idea. oh, i'm sorry did i break the illusion? here is the nice thing at home. you don't know if that is the axe or my desk. which one is fake? i will never tell. the point is, we have 17 less inspectors general. who knows how many generals will now go uninspected. democrats,

it's overwhelming, jon. >> jon: all right, well, try and stay safe, desi. >> jon, if i could just sayi'm sorry, yes, josh johnson? [cheers and applause] where are you? >> i'm at the martin luther king memorial. today was also mlk day. there was a march honoring a man that represented the best about america. just wanted to put that out there. >> jon: okay, fantastic. good to keep in mind. >> jon, can i interrupt? >> jon: yes, michael. >> i just thought of some more egg stuff. egg salad, egg creams, egg nog, yoni eggs, eggplants. thanks to trump, these things are now super cheap now and the best part about eggs, jon, they never expire. >> jon: that's definitely not true. >> well, okay, we'll see what the new secretary of health and human services has to say about that. right after he legalizes raw milk. >> you know, speaking of the letters m, l, and k -- [laughter and cheering] let me tell you about someone else we should be celebrating today. black guy, preacher, [speaks like mlk] and he talked a lot like this. >> the black guy from the movie "selma?" >> no! yeah, but no! >> jon, i hav

this is "the daily show" with your host, jon stewart! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jon: boom! to "the daily show!" happy new year! welcome! please! very nice. thank you, thank you! welcome to "the daily show!" welcome to the frozen tundra of new york city. my name is jon stewart. what a historic day in washington, d.c. it is, as many of you know, january 6. it is january 6th. and as you can see, once again, a blanket of angry white descending on the capitol! this white, oddly enough, not as disruptive! it did snarl traffic, but a lot less bear spray and confederate flags. of course, it is january 6th. it is the day that, traditionally, we now pretend that we knew was a big deal in terms of certifying the elections. be honest. before that insurrection, you had no [bleep] idea that there was a january 6 ceremony, or what it did, or why it did. you just had to act like, "oh, yes! the reading of the electors... so important!" so let's get to it! it always begins with the traditional children's procession, where they bring in boxes filled with cremated remains of their dead pets, a

jon: wow. evacuation it self, it sounds like you are slightly ahead of the game having made the decision even before you got the evacuation orders. what was it like to try to get on the road, in your car in such a maelstrom. trying to drive out of there. cooks a lot of our neighbors had evacuated earlier. but then there were others evacuating at the same time but when it became clear that the situation was dire, traffic was somewhat slow but not terrible and we started to look for a hotel. people are saying online they had rooms but we show up each one and went to my sister's house. they were without power on the edge of the evacuation zone. by 7:00 a.m. back in the car drove 40 miles away to some friends who let us stay for a couple of days. over all the evacuations were pretty orderly. partly because the community knew that with the wind storm in the very dry conditions that fires might be a problem. i don't think anyone expected the wide spread devastation. we went back yesterday to see the

jon?cas tomlinson in las vegas with the president. lucas, thank you. >>> in florida police say they arrested a man for making violent threats against president trump on social media. shannon atkins apprehended during a traffic stop in west palm beach. the police chief there saying the 46-year-old admitted making a series of posts about president trump earlier this week claiming they were just jokes. someone inthed off the fbi about those posts. atkins reportedly is now in the custody of the palm beach county sheriff. we'll have more on these alleged threats coming up in the next hour. >> one thing is they are saying they will not be allowed to start for 18 months. >> no, that will not be the case. >> okay, i just hope you're right. >> you can hold me to it. first, we have to take care to make sure that there's not -- getting rid of the hazardous waste, cleaning things up. >> they want to start removing things. they're not allowed to do it. you mentioned hazardous waste. what's that? you're

good morning, jon. morning. we are exectin: good morning, jon. morning.g a — good morning, jon. morning. we are expecting a meeting _ good morning, jon. morning. we are expecting a meeting later _ good morning, jon. morning. we are expecting a meeting later today, - expecting a meeting later today, just remind me what we are expecting to hear following that meeting in israel. basically there are going to be two meetings, we think, starting this morning. 0ne meetings, we think, starting this morning. one will be the israeli security cabinet, and then the full israeli government. both of those bodies need to vote to approve this deal, which we are expecting them to do so, given that prime minister netanyahu's office now say that the negotiation team say the deal has been finalised. you will be aware that there are two hardline right—wing ministers within the government who have said they are going to resign in protest at this deal, they want the war to continue, they see this as doing a deal with they see this as doing a deal with the devil and by the devil

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jon: and date to our top story.fering tariffs and other sanctions against columbia after they refused to allow deportation flights to land in the country. offering his own presidential plane to assist with deportation flights to ensure "a dignified return". it is not clear if this will change president trump's plans to retaliate against the nation. that includes 25% tariffs included on all colombian goods things like coffee and a trouble band for colombian government officials. meantime, president trump is taking on de i. signing an executive order to end de i policies and government programs. the practice is illegal. now he is pressuring the private sector to follow students to major companies are already responding. griff jenkins has more. >> president trump putting ceos with existing de i programs on notice. >> brought the government and the private sector. >> is de i directive order investigating the hiring and training prefaces of publicly traded corporations, large nonprofits and foundations with assets of $50

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jon favreau, jon lovett, tommy vietor.ing to change it to the gulf of america. can we give him this one? it's not that important, right? i don't care about it at all. our maps will say one thing, everyone's l's map will save me different. not the first time that's happened. we are not going to fight over the gulf of mexico. we are going to fight over panama. >> stephen: the gulf of mexico, the gulf of america sounds like imperial system versus metric. it doesn't matter what we say as long as the rest of the world gets it right. >> he wants to name stuff after himself, after america. he wants people to feel good about the country. he has run out of things to do. >> stephen: it's very autocratic. the next thing to do is to name the months of the year after his mother. >> there's all kinds of things he's doing where he invents a problem and then solves it. yesterday you couldn't buy gas cars. now you can again. i can buy a gas card, thank you. >> he signed an executive action on free speech. free speech is here again. we can

congratulations, jon hamm. just kidding.+. please welcome jon hamm, ali larter, billy bob thornton. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ all right! thanks, we hadn't done that in a while. [cheering] all right. they are very excited. >> jon: calm down. >> kelly: i'm going to start with happy holidays everybody. also you were celebrating in idaho. i'm next to you in montana. i love it. idaho is beautiful. >> jon: can you walk to each other's houses? >> kelly: not at all. i am on the west side of montana, two hours from where you're at. it's like you live in a postcard. >> ali: when the snow was all over in the sun is out and it's glistening in its magic. we have found her to be such an incredible place. >> kelly: it's really where i refuel but for some reason around the holidays it's like, it feels like narnia and you got invited and the queen is dead and it's awesome. narnia was kind of suspect for a nute. before you were enacting you were a roadie. did you go on the road with a band? >> billy bob: i started in bands when i was 10 years

her unionun with jon junior wasn the rocks. it did not look good.o d attend.not just the family but the national media would not catch wind of their impending likely separation. >> host: you're right in the book that no one said note to jfk junior. >> guest: correct. that resulted in a man, while he was allotted out he liked he was how likely yours fame was also quite an entitled, lazy and at times arrogant guy. he had had so many near misses in hisny life that have gone unreported which is shocking to me. not often beep his own life in danger to d the point that cleay a visible death wish, he would bully women in his life to come along with him and risk their own lives has one of his girlfriends chris unit wrote about this extensively in her own memoir part the night that jfk junior decided to get in this plaint despite not being instrument rated pilot just bite other far more experienced pilots and the tarmac in new jersey telling himol not to go p there, it was too hazy, is too dangerous despite having just got a cast off his ankle that morning,

jon: slightly positive. kind of bizarre that the rest of the equity market was ok, had a decent day. what yesterday gave us was a decent read on the scale of how much is in the price, not just the tech players but elsewhere. nat gas producers, down 10%. pipeline operators, down by 9%. utility companies, constellation energy, was down by more than 20% in yesterday's session. lisa: it highlights how everyone jumped on the narrative that the buildout was basically the more the better. the more you spend, the more chips you bought, the more you invested you would get those returns. that happened until yesterday. now you have research affiliates, ray dalio, saying this was a bubble. it is 2000 all over again and welcome to the new reality. jon: a few stories already this morning, and not just this one. also the trade story. euro-dollar last week had its biggest weekly game going all the way back to 2023. the euro strength and dollar weakness, reversing some today. the euro down. the trade is back on the agenda in

we'll be right back with a performance by jon batiste.dding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> stephen: and now with a special performance from his album, "beethoven blues," please welcome back our old friend, jon batiste. [cheers and applause] >> welcome to the mind of jon batiste. [laughs] yeah, that's right. you're hearing my thoughts as i play. ♪ ♪ i just want to remind you to never stop chasing your dreams. be you. ♪ don't stop dreaming ♪ ♪ don't stop believing ♪ ♪ because you know that our time is coming up ♪ ♪ so you won't even... when i was a kid i had dreams of playing on tv just like this, studying classical music. yep, the study of beethoven. put a little blues and it too. [laughs] the blues can be soulful,

jon: i would not call it a holdup at all.ntinuing to move forward with the implementation of the deal that the presidents announced yesterday. this will be complement -- this will be complicated to implement. there is zero trust, literally, between the two sides. but our understanding is all of the relevant documents have been fully approved. the israeli government will begin its approval process tomorrow. we expect that to proceed over the course of 48 hours and then begin being implemented. as soon as sunday or soon thereafter. but everything remains on track at this point. geoff: secretary of state tony blinken today praised president-elect donald trump's incoming special envoy to the middle east for his work with the outgoing biden team on this deal. to what degree was the overall trump factor key to clinching this agreement, namely the social media posts from donald trump last month where he warned of hell to pay in the middle east if the hostages were not released by his inauguration? jon: president biden's team was in

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jon: would you say we are supply constrained?o you think we are prone to have these bursts of inflation? brian: yes and no. we don't know, honestly. because the stimulus after the pandemic there was so much more than there may be had to be by techno-economic discussion. it is hard to say whether we are supply constrained another thanks. we were supply constrained because of the stoppage of goods coming into the country and shipping and all of that stuff we went through. having gone to a real normalized side of that yet, but that is to blame for the current thing. i think the supply shortages can mitigate if -- we have to be careful about labor supply. have to be careful about the tariffs impacting supply and things, but i think people are finding places to get stuff. i'm not quite sure that is going to be the issue, but a lot of what we think of as the issue is actually the pandemic and the impact of the pandemic on supply that is working its way through the system. lisa: you have been a bank of america for 15 years. we keep hear

jon donnison _ -- very gaunt in the face. jon donnison there _ —— very gaunt in the face.iddle east regional editor sebastian usher. it seems like the deal is going to plan. it seems like the deal is going to ian. , , , .., to plan. this is the second staue to plan. this is the second stage of— to plan. this is the second stage of the _ to plan. this is the second stage of the first - to plan. this is the second stage of the first phase i to plan. this is the second stage of the first phase so j stage of the first phase so yes, so far. there have been moments where it has looked like there have been issues. they have been surmounted. today was quick, the way it happened, essentially. much more so than last week. the passing and prisoners were not being released by now this time last sunday —— palestinian prisoners. so that has happened much more smoothly. and more difficult as well because they are being sent to different places, some to the west bank, some to gaza, and a 70 who essentially are being sent into exile, not being allowed back because exile, not

>> there's no question, and jon alluded to it. you wait for the pullback, and the reason is because that's when emotions are running high. and most people make exactly the right decision at precisely the wrong moment meaning they run in here -- run in fear endead of investing in optimism. the worse the headlines, the worse the fear, the more i'm going to go shopping account and the deeper i'm going to buy. liz: jon, everybody's talked about the russell and when that that's that big moment when the market broadens out. do to you see any of that? you look at those names as well. >> yeah, i do. and i will see some of that happening, but right now, liz, one of the big things that's the biggest impediment in my mind isn't the speaker vote, it is the 10-year bond. and we need a break of that fever. we need that 10-year bond, the yield on it, to come down. so bonds up, yields down. that's what we need. that will certainly be manna from heaven for the small caps and the nasdaq for that matter. you mentioned it's the up 1.7%, i think, on t

our corresondent, jon donnison, is in jerusalem.peak to yossi mekelberg, senior associate fellow of the middle east and north africa programme at chatham house. thank you forjoining us. we have this israeli cabinet meeting expected later, do you expect them to approve the deal despite their splits with some on the far right? good morning. yes, i do. ithink the agreement is going to pass, i think there is also even a bigger majority in the parliament because the opposition parties support this agreement, there is a general wide agreement, there is a general wide agreement within the israeli public for a very long time, the public says for a long time that they support a deal that will see the hostages also returning even if it means an end of war. at the same time, some of the far right oppose it idea logically. they want to see this war continue almost indefinitely. some of them tried to position themselves best in case of action but it's worth mentioning, one or two of them might resign from the cabinet, it doesn't mean that they l

that's really interesting, jon.eli soldiers who were released and how they were taken to hospital for medical checks. you mentioned the apparent condition of some of these palestinian prisoners. what facilities are available for them, for their health care, post—theirtime in israeli prisons? well, obviously there are hospitals, medical facilities in the west bank. actually, at the reception today, when they arrived, there were a lot of ambulances on standby. but everyone i saw coming out of the buses walked out of the buses before they were being hoisted on their people's shoulders. i didn't see anyone getting medical treatment or certainly not being taken off in an ambulance. it was pretty striking, actually, how unhealthy they looked. even though they were smiling, they were very, very thin, very gaunt in the face. a lot of them looked like they'd lost quite a lot of weight while in prison. and with that shaven heads, which creates a very striking image in itself. that was jon donnison that wasjon donnison the in

lil jon.i was diplo. i goto say. i mean, i just think he has a fun, cool lifestyle. can you imagine his lifestyle? yes. i'm diplo. >> i do follow him on instagram. you should. >> i'm going to start. >> no you should. i'm going to start. >> i'm absolutely going to start. >> i mean, it's it's good that he's not mad about my own boring life compared to diplo's. >> he's got a helicopters and he's like doing things he did like four shots while we were talking. >> i know that's actually true. >> and he was. >> and he's going to he's going to play and he's going to play. >> how does he work i know how does anybody do anything? i've had four shots. i'm like, i just want to go to sleep. >> all right, sweetie, let's go to commercial break. we're going to be back after this. here's usher's skating in vegas. >> oh my goodness. thought of naked. >> i get you like, ooh baby baby, ooh baby baby oh baby baby ooh baby baby. and i tried to fight it. to fight it. but you're so magnetic. magnetic. got one life. j

jon lapook is here with us to help sort it out. jon, it is so good to see you. you look at this report, 4.5 million cancer deaths prevented since 1991 by doing things like stopping smoking, early detection, and better treatments. so what are some of the things, though, that people can do now to further lower the odds of getting cancer? >> reporter: well, you know, the details of your family history are a good place to start. if your mom had "stomach cancer," was it really from the stomach, or could it have been colon or even ovarian, which would totally change the approach to screening? so try to get medical records whenever possible. cervical cancer is preventable with the hpv vaccine, but less than 40% of eligible children got it in 2022. but by far the number one modifiable risk factor is smoking, which accounts for about 30% of all cancer deaths. >> norah: well, it's interesting that you mention that because the report today says that lung cancer is still the number one cause of cancer deaths, so if you are a current or former smoker, is there a way to scree

donnison in the holy land. jon donnison in jerusalem, _ in the holy land. jon donnison in jerusalem,nison in jerusalem, thank you. - let's speak to our gaza correspondent rushdi abualouf. he was reporting live from gaza where he lived and he is currently in cairo. i wanted to start on a personal note from you as to how you feel seeing these pictures that we have been showing live of those hundreds of thousands of palestinians making their way back into the north.— back into the north. well, mixed feelings. _ back into the north. well, mixed feelings. a - back into the north. well, mixed feelings. a very - mixed feelings. a very emotional day for me and my family, very relieved that my father and the rest of the family will be starting their journey back to gaza city. where most of their homes were destroyed. but it is a big day for all palestinians. we are talking about more than i million people on the move. i'm not sure if all of them will manage to cross today because it is a long walk and it is going to take a very long time to walk this road. it is a dusty road, partly destroyed

lil jon not going to do this now. lil jon gave us a meditation. yes. thought that was very beautiful. yes. let's read. traditionally, on this program, we read new year's eve. it's our tradition. we read goodnight moon. it's a special edition of goodnight moon. we're both bid goodnight moon fans. yes we are. okay, so shall we do this right now? yes. okay. very good. okay. um. good night to the never ending eras tour. good night to reagan, who will break dance no more. good night. french pole vaulter whose pole was too big. good night. ex-pats. and yet another nicole kidman wig. i love nicole kidman. good night. to the girl who taught us all to hawk, too. good night to the popcorn bucket from dune part two. i loved you. did. you didn't see dune part two? i did, i watched it on apple vision. oh, okay. good night. do you have apple vision? no. it's great. okay, i know, i love it. yes. good night. chapel and sabrina, two pop girls who came to slay. good night. look alike contest of timothee chalamet. good night. ben. oh i don't i mean you do this one i don'

joining us now here to start our coverage is nbc news historian jon meacham. we should note, in addition to many of his activities, including being a celebrated writer, he has also advised former president biden when biden was in office. we want to mention that as part of our introduction and another longtime washington observer and expert political columnist for the washington monthly, margaret carlson, welcome to both of you. when we get news out of out of this arena, we may go to it, as you both know. so i have to reserve the moderator's right to interrupt. but with that, said, jon meacham, you were speaking today as you took this all in about the difference between the people and the president, the nature of the address we heard as it stacks up against history, while also donald trump as a president and his supporters have said they want to change history. they don't want to always follow precedent. tell us a little bit about about your thoughts and vantage point tonight. >> right. we are living in what historians will debate forever whether or not this sh

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good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, jon. incredible scenes here. this has been grounds zero since october the 7th, 2023, where the family, the friends and supporters and others are on that october 7th day have gathered. they've gathered to pray. they've eaten together. they're come here to watch live what is happening now. we can confirm the israeli defense forces have said that the hostages are now on their way, the first three who are going to be released of 33 in phase one. remember, phase one is a six-week period. so we'll see some more releases probably around this time next week. and the reaction of the crowd has been fascinating. a huge relief from everyone. people have been crying. people have been clapping, they've been cheering, but i think it's relief, above all. no one could really celebrate after what has happened after so many people have been killed, so many people have been bereaved. it's been 15 months of heartbreak and dashed hopes waiting for this news. other key parts of this deal, of course, are going to be the release of 90 pa

and jon, as we continue to watch those pictures of the crowds trying to head home, this is all part of deal. so explain to us what the latest is on that. right, well, at the weekend we had a bit of wrangling between israel and hamas. israel said it was expecting a young woman, civilian, arbel yahud, to be freed last saturday. that didn't happen. we had four israeli soldiers coming out instead. so israel has insisted that arbel yahud, who i think now is 29, she was 28 when she was captured, she's actually a german—israeli citizen, she will now come out on thursday along with two other hostages. and then on saturday we will have we will have a further three hostages. so six in total this week exchanged for scores of palestinian prisoners. what about the kind of robustness of this ceasefire agreement? how robust would you say it is at this stage? well, its holding at the moment, isn't it? but it's a fragile one. and each time we have these exchanges, and one is going to happen every week for the remaining five weeks, and, you know, there's wrangling, there's negotiation. it's very, very c

here's jon karl. >> reporter: elon musk is already a fixture in the trump white house.e was actually spotted inside the west wing even before president trump got there on day one. but now, musk is publicly attacking the big initiative trump just announced with great fanfare. a $500 billion a.i. project with tech ceos. >> this is, to me, a very big thing. $500 billion stargate project. i think it's going to be something that's very special. >> reporter: trump declared it would create 100,000 jobs almost immediately. but hours later, musk dismissed the whole thing. saying the tech investors trump stood with don't actually have the money. and he reposted another takedown that called the announcement, quote, ridiculous, and that, quote, no one should take it seriously. sam altman, the artificial intelligence pioneer who made the announcement with trump, has clashed with musk before. tonight, firing back with a message for musk, saying, "i realize what is great for the country isn't always what is optimal for your companies, but in your new role, i hope you'll mostly put ame

there's an uneasy calm in los angeles right now, jon. >> jonathan: uneasy to be sure. thank you, matt. >>> i'm joined now by fema administrator deanne criswell. thank you so much for joining us this morning. what is your top concern right now? >> so i think the biggest concern that i have right now is the fact that we are still in such a dangerous situation. the red flag warnings have been reissued. the winds are coming back, and we want to make sure that people are in a safe place, and i no ethat that's hard for so many because they want to get back in. they want to see their home. they want to see if there is anything left, but this life safety piece, not just for them, but making sure that our firefighters don't get hurt as well, that is the most important piece as they continue to try to contain this fire. >> jonathan: to first responders and the people of los angeles, do they have everything they need from the federal government right now? >> we are in there supporting them. the, you know, the support for the firefighters themselves, that is coordinated through th

senator is the latest title ohioans have called jon husted.or, secretary of state for ohio, lieutenant governor, and now united states senator. no matter his title, ohioans know they can depend on jon husted to fight for a smaller and more efficient government that genuinely serves its citizens. i'm very pleased to welcome him here to the senate. both are new senators -- both our new senators bring valuable experience, expertise, and perspective to the senate republican majority, and the whole senate will benefit from them joining our ranks. mr. president, i look forward to working with them. mr. president, i yield the floor, and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. alsobrooks. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> a reading from the torah. the holy one of god is eternal and supreme, the brief, the mighty awesome god shows favor and takes no bribes. kranz a stranger providing those who need food and clothing. you two must befriend a stranger for you were strangers in the l

jon and rachel join us now. rachel, you just last week spoke, and jon, you spoke at a rally in tel aviv demanding the hostages release. i'm wondering, rachel, i'll ask this to both of you, but what are your thoughts about this deal tonight? >> well, we're obviously very much welcoming this deal. um, as long as it is the beginning of the end and it is not an end in and of itself, as you mentioned, this is a deal. this phase is for 33 hostages, which means 65 will still be left in gaza. and therefore this has to be only the beginning of the three phases of this deal being successful. >> jon, what are your what's going through your mind tonight? >> so i would agree with rachel. it is critical that everybody that the outgoing biden administration lays the groundwork for the incoming trump administration, the qataris, the egyptians and all mediators to ensure that the deal gets executed as it is supposed to and that it moves to phases two and three. >> um, right now we are embracing the deal, welcoming it, and we hav

i'm jon scott in new york.ock and slowly making progress against deadly southern california wildfires. max gorden is live in malibu. >> so much devastation in southern california. 40000 acres and all had been scorched, 16 people confirmed dead. the fire conditions have calmed somewhat but more wins on the way, extreme fire weather could be possible for next week. back to you. >> max gorden in malibu. we will have an update on the "fox report" in just about 25 minutes from now. import the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. i am jon scott in new york. i am jon scott and now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪. mark: will come back america but with a very, very important i called the save america janet was start to the house of representatives. you know, the speaker has a couple vote majority. with that 1001 egos and so forth. so you're basically herding the squirrels but herding them and a direction they need to be herded in we need to unite, and when these issues. any thoughts or recommendations given your o

and we just don't know yet. >> jon meacham, every day i like to be surprised, and whenever you come on, you seem to be the one who does it. >> flannery o'connor on the certification, i want you to put that one on the coffee mug. >> did not have that on the bingo card today, jon meacham, thank you so much. >>> and still ahead, there is other news today, including a powerful winter storm that's threatening more than 60 million americans. we are tracking some dangerous whiteout conditions, and major travel disruptions. that's next. ions that's next. hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. most plans include the humana healthy options allowance. get $1200 a year. that's $100 each month help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter items like vitamins, pain relievers, first-aid supplies and more. the healthy

we want to go to our chief washington correspondent, jon karl, for more on this, and jon, we know there-emptive pardons being issued by president biden for those who were targeted during the campaign, received threats from donald trump. >> jonathan: this is a major development, a big last move, one of the last moves for president biden. as you know, george, during the campaign, donald trump spoke about retribution. he and his supporters talked about prosecuting people like anthony fauci, members of the january 6th committee, mark milley, general mark milley, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who trump even suggested could face the death penalty. so president biden has just issued pre-emptive pardons for all of them saying, quote, these publicer is vanlts servants hav nation with honor and distinction and do not deserving to targets of unjustified and politically motivated prosecutions. again, this is anthony fauci, the committee members and staff of the january 6th committee, and this is general mark milley. also members of the capitol police who testified before the janu

jon meacham, thank you so much as always.ateful for you this morning. >>> richard haass, first of all, an observation about jimmy carter that i noticed being around dr. brzezinski and president carter at times, one is how different a leader jimmy carter was and that he brokered dissent, active dissent. >> mm-hmm. >> i have read through dr. brzezinski's memoirs, his diaries during the white house years, and at times you read it, mika and i go, my god. how did jimmy carter keep dr. brzezinski in there? because he was constantly pushing back and fighting him. in fact, in his office in maine, he had a picture of carter and him running, and jogging and jimmy carter -- jimmy carter's line was, perhaps that's it. it's a big perhaps the one time that we were in step. you just don't see that anymore with presidents. they want it their way or the highway, but let's talk about jimmy carter for a cond. of course, his presidency remembered for iran and the iranian hostage crisis, and miscalculations there, and let's talk about some other

the first exchange was the most memorable, jon lehman and a strong conservative thanked me for beingid and open to criticism very start of a thing i made mistakes we are all here to learn. and then said something hard to imagine today's polarized political climate this is quoting him now. since you have been so open, i want to start by saying that iou an apology. i have a republican i believe everything my party's critics said about you. i've now reviewed about 1000 pages of terrorism related d security lockman's you received. your hand written comments and questions are all over them. you cared a lot about this. learned a lot and m wanted to me the right decisions. he also wanted to do more against al qaeda but were poorly served by unintended consequence of the cold water at nichols act which you got one. he asked if i specifically asked the chairman joint chief of staff where the special forces commanders whether they agreed with the recommendations. i said i hadn't sprayed lehman said you should not have too. but over time the pentagon had grown so comfortable with the new system

jon voight will be here. ted cruz will be here. many special guests last, certainly not least, the man of the hour, president donald j. trump, the 45th and 47th president of our country. he will arrive at any moment as well as melania trump. and we will bring that to you live. they are expected to be right here at some point. we expect that to happen this hour. also tonight, nearing the end of what was a monumental day, we just witnessed the single greatest political comeback. thanks to all of you. you made tonight happen in in our history. and according to president trump, a new golden era of american exceptionalism is now dawning in our country. take a look. >> in recent years, our nation has suffered greatly, but we are going to bring it back and make it great again, greater than ever before. we will be a nation like no other, full of compassion, courage and exceptionalism. our power will stop all wars and bring a new spirit of unity to a world that has been angry, violent, and totally unpredictable. america will be respected ag

this is a fox news alert i am jon scott.acing for strong wins a race to contain the deadly out-of-control wildfires in los angeles. right now at least four major fires are still burning across the region. officials weren't gusting winds overnight early next week could start new fires and threaten the progress they've made. at least 11 deaths reported so far by the number is expected to rise. thirteen others are missing. so far officials say the fire has burned more than 30,000 acres have destroyed more than 12000 homes and buildings. more than 100,000 residents remain under evacuation orders. across the south people are digging out from a major winter storm but heavy accumulating snow and dangerous ice shut down highways and canceled or delayed more than 1000 flights. the biting cold is now settling in across the region. i am jon scott and now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪. mark: will come back america but with a very, very important i called the save america janet was start to the house of representatives. you know, th

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jon donnison, live injerusalem.tures from jerusalem, a member of the press is taking a picture there, because you can see there are images of israeli flags there, and people holding up pictures of those who were taken hostage during the original attack back in october seventh. you can see that those flags are draped over an image of what would be a coffin, there, just a reminder of the number of hostages who have died in gaza. this all comes ahead of the israeli cabinet, due to meet to approve the ceasefire and hostage release deal in gaza, raising hopes to bring an end to 15 months of war. you can see pictures of those people who were taken hostage in gaza. and these are the pictures from khan younis, in gaza, which is waking up this morning, you can see people out and about in khan younis. we arejust hearing from the un development head that they are dealing in gaza with what he described as decades of lost development. a0 million tonnes of rubble alone have to be removed according to the un development programme,

i am jon scott and now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪. mark: welcome back america.n for an old budy of mine we have thousands of d.a. offices. we have 50s attorney general office we have thousands of state judges. as of today as a result of what the united states supreme court did, is there anything whatsoever to stop them on a federal level of course, to stop them from doing exactly what bragg and merchan have done for many future candidate? what's is what's really worrisome and disturbing what's happening now. one, you can see from judge merchan, alvin bryant and the shenanigans going on with jack smith their effort to push the report out the independent counsel report, they do not intend to give up on l'affaire for they could've seen the november election as a referendum by the american people but this was all a mistake. donald trump actually successfully do some kind of political move i'm not sure how he pulled it off use the l'affaire attacks in to his advantage. but they are not going to give up. i agree with you, mark, what's going to stop every four years so

oh, attack of the lil jon know when a lil jon might just show up. yeah. how? >> i'm so bummed that, uh, lil jon is taller than me. >> i should i should be miniature adam. >> miniature adam. and he's lil jon. >> hey, um, i just want to say happy new year. >> happy new year, and blessings to you both and everybody out there. >> yes. >> so much fun watching you two have fun. because i was watching you backstage. and also just the show you guys put on together. folks were having a ball. having a ball? yeah. >> if you're saying that there should be a buddy movie in our future. yeah, i think so. >> i make a cameo as a reporter in it somehow. sure. okay. all right. that sounds like fun. >> happy new year. yeah. happy new year, buddy. >> the little boom. >> see you. john. >> you just never know what you're going to get here when you're hanging out. >> we're close like that. i just said, john. >> i just said later little. yeah. can't you just say later? little? i don't think so. it worked. it didn't work. but no, that's the kind of fun that we have been having. here. i