among the recipients were actor jon voight and museum alison krau krauss. krauss. >> ladies and gentlemen, the recipients of the national medal of arts, alison krauss, sharon percy rockefeller, the musicians of the united states military, jon voight,. ladies and gentlemen, the recipients of the national humanities medal, the claremont institu institute, lazano long. patrick j o'connell, james patterso patterson. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. trump. ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much, please. the first lady and i would just like to welcome everyone to the white house, a special place, very, very special. no matter where you go in the world, this is one of those places that you never forget. this afternoon it is my immense privilege to present our nation's highest honors for contributions to american art and culture, the national medal of arts and the national humanities medal. please join me in congratulating each of today's recipients on their really, and i mean truly phenomenal achievement to the incredible achievement and

then i just go out and i am myself. >> what is jon voight's legacy?would like to disappear from jon voight and be just a source of truthful above instepped an actor. i have a great love for my past, my dad, my family. and the people that i have been fortunate to be associated with during my career. i can't wipe that away. >> through your work you are a source of truth. >> that was just a piece of our interview with jon voight. go to fox nation.com. when we return, important thing to bear in mind this holiday weekend. police stay there. out of sync, out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ( ♪ ) ♪ >> raymond: with all the divisiveness and our body politic, thanksgiving should be a reprieve. a grateful moment to spend time with family and friends give a moment to the land we are blessed to call home and for each other. remember the first thanksgiving which i reflected on today. very different people, pilgrims and native americans came together and shared what they had over a meal and from that mom

then i just go out and i am myself. >> what is jon voight's legacy?> i would like to disappear from jon voight and be just a source of truthfulness above instead of an actor. i have a great love for my past, my dad, my family. and the people that i have been fortunate to be associated with during my career. i can't wipe that away. >> through your work you are a source of truth. >> that was just a piece of our interview with jon voight. go to foxnation.com. when we return, important things to bear in mind this holiday weekend. please stay there. keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ( ♪ ) .. - in the last year, there were three victims of cybercrime every second. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of things in your name. criminals can use ransomware, spyware, or malware to gain access to information like your name, your birthday, and even your social security number. - [announcer] that's why norton and lifelock are now part of one company, providing an all in one membershi

actor and friend jon voight is one of america's greatest living legends in cinema.or more than half a century starring in dozens of hollywood blockbusters including "midnight cowboy," "coming home," "mission impossible" and "national treasure treasure," and another one they think is frankly the greatest boxing movie of all time "the champ." that was a great movie. everyone was crying at that movie and i tried not to, jon. it wasn't easy and that was with ricky schroeder, right? ricky schroeder. that was a great job. that was incredible. jon's an actor of astonishing range and depth as the mem orore ed gentry, he played another leading role, and became an investigative reporter and tracking down nazi reporters in "the odessa file" and played the role of franklin delano roosevelt in "pearl harbor" and it was so great and he masterfully played howard cosell in ali. that was not an easy role. i knew howard very well. i knew him very well. jon captures the imagination of the audiences and dominates almost every single scene he's in. he's a special person and he won the a

actor and friend jon voight is one of america's greatest living legends in cinema.ivated audiences for more than half a century starring and dozens of hollywood blockbusters including midnight cowboy, coming home, mission impossible, and national treasure, another one i think is the greatest boxing movie of all time, the champ and that was some great movie. everyone was crying at the movie, i tried not to but it was not easy. that was with ricky schroeder right? , it was really great. it was incredible. john is an actor of astonishing rage in-depth as a memorable, he played one of the leading rolls in deliverance, another great one, he became an investigative reporter tracking down nazi war criminals in the edessa file and at the role of president franklin delano, roosevelt and pearl harbor, he was so great. andy masterfully played howard chris l and ali. that was not an easy role. i do it very well. i knew him very well. jon captures the imagination of the audiences and dominates almost every single scene he is in, he is a special person. he won the academy award f

in hollywood a-lister jon voight joins us in an exclusive. he tells raymond arroyo about receiving the national medal of the arts and what he thinks of the impeachment battle. stay for that later on in the show. but first, lessons learned, or not. that's the focus of tonight's angle. first, a message to the democrats. i tried to warn you that i if yu allowed leftist radicals to become the face and brain trust of your party, -- after nothing but impeachment talk, democrats are seeing headlight headlines s even liberal "vanity fair." it's hard to read this as anything but a warning. the democrats impeachment push could alienate key voters, oops. remember, long before they ever heard of wilensky or a vindman. >> they are continually -- we can either continue to enable this president and report on the vial of garbage that came out of his mouth, or we could hold them accountable to his crime. >> laura: they are not looking out for what is in the best interest of the united states, they often don't know or don't want to know either of the relevant

jon voight, you are an jon voight, you are an amazing artist and a beloved icon of the american film.ongratulations on receiving the national medal of arts, that's a tremendous, tremendous achievement. and you deserve it. >> laura: actor jon voighton received the national medal of arts and days later the hollywood a lister sits down with raymond arroyo to discuss what receiving the distinguished award means to him. his support for trump and his thoughts on the impeachment side.. >> what did you think of that moment? this is the highest medal and award that the united states government bestows. i'm very humbled by the whole thing. look at the grace with which he presented my name.te it was wonderful to be with allison and to have that wonderful host. he is a wonderful host. >> and that kind of situation you don't know if you standing in the right place. he makes everybody comfortable. >> now there was a moment where it felt like a living room where the music from midnight cowboy played and this happened. why did you jump up like this? what happened there? you were inspired, you were go

coming up, jon voight goes from actor to raymond arroyo's fashion designer. really? raymond is here with a friday follies you don't want to miss. we'll be right back. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. - do that are degrading?ideo tapes, film reels, or photos, legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. >> tammy: it's friday. that means it's time for friday follows. toxic masculinity and art. what to avoid on black friday and jon voight help raymond's couture. joining us, raymond arroyo. i thought we were done with this toxic masculinity issue. apparently its making its debut at a museum? what is happening? >> the baltimore museum of art said they will only purchase art created by women. fred michael angelo, renoir, out with them. here's how the museum director, christopher bedford, explain

voight isfriend jon america's greatest living legend in sinema.ted many and hollywood blockbusters. one of his films is the greatest boxing movies of all time, the champ. everyone was crying at that movie but not me, but it was not easy. really great job. that was incredible. john is an actor of extended sing -- astonishing range. --played one of the leading roles and deliverance. he became an investigative reporter tracking down nazi criminals in the odessa files. in pearl harbor he was so great. and he masterfully played howard cosell in ali. ofcaptures the imagination audiences and dominates almost every single scene he is in. he won the academy award for best actor, earned for oscar nominations and for golden globes. you are an amazing artist and a beloved icon of american film. congratulations on receiving the national medal of arts. it is a tremendous achievement and you deserve it. .e love having you here thank you very much. congratulations. [applause] sharon rockefeller has been a strong advocate for the arts and public broadcasting. virg

among the recipients were actor jon voight and museum alison krau krauss. krauss. >> ladies and gentlemen, the recipients of the national medal of arts, alison krauss, sharon percy rockefeller, the musicians of the united states military, jon voight,.

trump awarded the national medal of arts and humanities to eight recipients to trump supporter, jon voight. that's voight playing a hustler in "midnight cowboy." other honores include alison krauss and james patterson. >>> the british band coldplay is holding off on touring its new album until it can figure out how to make concerts environm t environmentally friendly. front man chris martin telling the bbc the band wants to take time over the next year or two to find out how tours can be sustainable and actively beneficial. he acknowledged that flying is the biggest problem and would be kiss disappointed if the tour wasn't carbon-neutral. he wanted to have a show with no single-use plastic and would like it to be solar power. >> would like to know the carbon footprint for a concert. >> massive. >>> football, the battle for the afc south. the texans defeated the colts 20-17. texas quarterback deshaun watson hooking up with deandre hopkins on two, long touchdowns. with the win, houston takes the lead in the division at 7-4. colts are a game behind at 6-5. >>> all of the scheduled witnesses h

jon voight, musicians of the united states military and novelist james patterson.ent trump calls patterson a personal friend and one of the most prolific and fictional authors of all mike: donald trump on in eight people with national middle of the art and national humanities metals. recipients include john voigt, musicians of the united states military and novelist james patterson. donald trump called patterson a personal friend and one of the most prolific and talented fiction authors of all time. bret baer spoke with patterson following this. >> you sold more books than me and i guess you sold more books than anyone but maybe one. the bible has you buy a little bit. >> the national humanities medal awarded to our guests james patterson. thanks for being here. >> i'm happy to be behind the bible. >> one of the award winners was the military band so the music was terrific. the president was gracious and it was -- we had our son there and my wife so it was wonderful. mike: i want to put on screen how many books you have written. 277 books, 400 million copies sold,

so i was told by the producers that when you sat down with voigt the other day, jon voight, there wasent. let's watch. >> can i stand, or no? >> do you need to? >> i don't know. i was going to grab him but i was going to fix his tie. >> pushed it all the way over there. you got to do it -- >> way over to the left. >> you never go to the left, why are you making me? >> no, you're not doing it. now pull it tight. >> you got it. that's it. all right. now he fixed it, but i need powder. now i'm sweating! >> you worse totally pumped., >> silk ties they move on you. if you don't do the windsor not, they move. he was a great pal to help me out. >> i have a question, is this the first time you have attempted to not occur about? it's like i'm dealing with dimitri or nico, my sons. >> this the first time i've had an academy award winner adjust my tie. you could get me clip-on ties that don't move. >> tammy: my sons have that for the school because they have to wear a tie and assured every day. they have the tie with the expander band behind us so they just throw it -- and it has a little zip fe

jon voight, musicians of the united states military and novelist james patterson.mp calls patterson a personal friend and one of the most prolific and fictional authors of all time. he interviewed him after the ceremony. >> have you sold a lot more books than me. i guess you have sold more books than anyone. i think the bible has you right, james, the bible has yoyou by a little bit, right. >> bret: awarded to our guest james patterson. thanks for being here. >> i'm happy to be behind the bible. >> bret: how was that? >> for starters one of the award winners was the military band. the music was terrific. the president was president was gracious. we had my son there and wife it was wonderful. great event. >> bret: i want to put up on screen just how many books have you actually written. it's 277 books. 400 million copies sold. 218 titles on the "new york times" best seller list. 5 titles ranked number one on that best seller's list. >> i don't know where that numbers come from. it seems high. we will go with it. every time they give me award like this i know they wa

and actor jon voight, best known for "midnight cowboy," and his oscar-winning performance in the 1978home. " >> jon captures the imagination of every mood audience and dominates every scene. reporter: voigt has been a longtime supporter of the president and celebrated his arrival to washington on the eve of the inauguration. since taking office, president trump has had are strained tionship with the arts. for three years in a row, he proposed a budget seeking to eliminate both the national endowment for the arts and humanities. in 2017, members of his white house arts panel resigned en masse, protesting hisns re to the violence at a white nationalist rally i charlottesville, virginia. and the presidentad and first have skipped events like the by every pnt since 1970.ttended today, he had this to say. ac>>of today's recipients has made outstanding contributions to american they exemplify the genius talent and creativity of our exceptional nation. reporter: among the honorees was one of our own, sharon percy rockefeller, president of weta, washington, d.c.'s public television and radiot

among the recipient, actor jon voight, author james patterson, and country singer allison krauss. we'll bring you any breaking headlines from the president. plus on capitol hill the marathon public impeachment hearing continue. meantime president trump is meeting with the biggest ceos in the country. the commander-in-chief's new request from tim cook. and netflix suffering a worldwide outage. the current status and the latest response from the streaming giant. if you thought you were watching netflix tonight, you better tune in. connell: we have fox business team coverage of all our top stories with edward lawrence on capitol hill. he will have the latest on trade. kristina partsinevelos and jackie deangelis both in our newsroom here in new york but edward, we start with you. what is the latest? reporter: the ball is in the administration's court. that is what house speaker nancy pelosi told me on the future of usmca. there needs to be more protections in the agreement, not just inside papers. there may need to be more negotiations with canada and mexico before this is all said an

national medal of arts and humanity ceremony at the white house among the recipients were actor jon voight and musician allison krauss. >>> ladies and gentlemen, the recipients of the national medal of arts, alison krauss, sharon percy rockefeller, the musicians of the united states

aghnd actor jon v best known for "midnight cowboy" and his oscar-winning pence in the 1978 film "coming home." voighthas been a longtime supporter of the president, and celebrated his arrival to washington on the eve of his inauguration. since taking office, president trump has had a strained relationship with the arts. for three years in ahe proposed a budget seeking to eliminate both the national endowments for the artand humanities. itin 2017, members of his e house arts panel resigned eno masse, testinmr. trump's response to the violence at a white nationalist rally in charlottesville, virginia. and the president and first lady kipped events like the kennedy center honors, attended by every president since 1978. today he had this to say. >> each of today's recipient has made fantastic contributions. >> brown: and among the honorees rockefeller, president of weta, w.'ashington, dpublic television and radio station, and home to thhour. she was recognized for her work and philanthro in the arts. >> sharon rockefeller has been a irong advocate for the ar public broadcasting. she's currently chairman