vamos a consultarlo con nuestro doctor de univisiÓn, juan rivera.or estar con nosotros,. buenas tardes. suena a broma, pero es verdad? quÉ tanto puede afectar el corazÓn tener una fuerte discusiÓn con tu pareja? doctor juan: comenzamos por decir que en mi caso no me causa ningÚn tipo de estrÉs, porque mi esposa es perfecta. [risas] por si acaso estÁ viendo, que lo sepa. borja: quÉ habrÁ hecho el doctor juan para tener que decir esto en televisiÓn? doctor juan: la verdad, lo que el estudio demuestra bÁsicamente es que el estrÉs conyugal puede ser otro tipo de estrÉs tambiÉn, impresora que se estaban recuperando de un infarto del corazÓn. la persona que reportaban tener bastante estrÉs conyugal, hasta un 50% recayeron nuevamente. entraron en una hospitalizaciÓn en el prÓximo aÑo, y un 77% tenÍan dolor de pecho. no quiere decir que tuvieran otra infarto de corazÓn, porque el estrÉs puede causar dolor de pecho, el estrÉs puede llevar a alguien a una sala de emergencia. un ataque de pÁnico tambiÉn te lleva una sala de emergencias. lo que el estudio demue

co-host juan gonzalez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the supreme court heard arguments monday in two cases that aim to end race-conscious admissions decisions by colleges and universities. during nearly five hours o arments, the court's far-right supermajority indicated it is open to ruling that the consideration of race in the admissions process violates the equal protection clause of the constitution and the civil rights act. the two cases involve harvard and the university of north carolina. in both cases, the plaintiffs argued the school's admissions process discriminates against white and asian-american applicants by giving extra preference to black, hispanic, -- latino, and native american applicants. in the harvard case, the plaintiffs argued asian-american applicants faced specific discrimination. this is supreme justice clarence thomas, the only conservative justice of color, questioning the lawyer representing university of north caro

co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in egypt at the u.n. climate summit where climate justice activists are calling on the egyptian government to free alaa abd el-fattah, one of egypt's best-knownoliticalrisoners he has been hunger strike for six months, stopped drinking water on sunday as the u.n. climate summit began in egypt. he has now gone over 50 hours without water. his family says they no longer know if he is still alive or if he is being force-fed most of the family is appealing to the british government for help since alaa has british citizenship as well as his egyptian should assume ship. -- egyptian citizenship. his sister spoke inside the u.n. climate summit. >> thank you very much for the global campaign and for hosting me. my family and i have been so moved to see the huge support that alaa has had from organizations across the world. i hope one day we can repay you. it is heartwarming. at this c

co-host juan gonzalez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.ome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show looking at the war in ukraine. russia has announced it is rejoining a deal allowing for grain shipments from ukraine's ports. this comes just four days after russia withdrew from the deal , sparking fears it could worsen the global hunger crisis. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan said the renewed deal would prioritize grain shipments to somalia, djibouti, sudan, and other african nations. russia said it rejoined to the deal after ukraine agreed not to use the sea corridor to attack ruian forces. meanwhile, "the new york times" is reporting senior russia military lders have had high-level dcussionsbout how ctical weapons cou be used in the war in ukrae. that is tactical nuclear weapons. the article was based on unnamed u.s. officials who said they have sn no evince that the russians were moving nuclear weapons into place or making preparations for a nuclear strike. last

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the balance of power in congresss still up in the air after democratic candidates outperformed expectations in much of the country in tuesday's midterm election. with ballots still being counted in many key races, it remains unclear which party will control the u.s. senate or the house. control of the senate now rests on four states -- wisconsin, georgia, arizona, and nevada -- after john fetterman pulled off a major victory in pennsylvania's senate race defeating dr. mehmet oz for the seat currently held by republican pat toomey. fetterman addressed supporters this morning. >> we bet on the p -- people of pennsylvania and you did not let us down. and my promise to all of you is i will never let you down. thank you, pennsylvania. thank you so much. amy: in georgia, it appears increasingly likely the race between democratic senator rafael warnock and republican herschel walker will go to a runoff. in

in new york with cohost juan gonzalez one: hi, amy -- juan: hi, amy. amy: president biden is warning a looming rail strike could have devastating consequences and has called on house lawmakers to vote today to block the strike, and force through a contract deal that raises wages by nearly 25%, but includes no paid sick days, and is opposed by four out of 12 rail unions, representing tens of thousands of workers. among them is the brotherhood of maintenance of way employees division which said the move "denies railroad workers their right to strike while also denying them the benefit they would likely otherwise obtain if they were not denied their right to strike." some progressive lawmakers are pushing back. congressmember jamaal bowman tweeted tuesday he "can't in good conscience vote for a bill that doesn't give rail workers the paid leave they deserve." lawmakers separately will vote on a proposal to add seven days of paid sick leave to the agreement, after mounting pressure. rail workers are asking for 15 days of paid leave. ron kaminkow, a locomot

and not just because it's smaller, but because of its skipper, juan carrasco. line, juan's bait quickly sinks beyond the range of the albatross. this one may be hungry, but at least he is save. >> sometimes gatherings of albatross even guide juan to good fishing spots. and in return, he gives them nutritious cast-offs from his catch. but perhaps the most incredible part of the story is how widely juan's technique is spreading. prompted by scientists, the chilean commercial fleet is now using juan's heavy weighted bait technique. hook deaths in patagonia deaths have dropped to practically zero. it's an extraordinary conservation success story. juan's technique has even been adopted by other fleets across the rest of the southern ocean. >> while the rich waters of patagonia's far south support an amazing diversity of sea life, the land appears desolate. much of it is a treeless steppe. only the very toughest animals can survive here. at viking, we e been named the world's number one for both rivers and oceans by travel and leisure, as well as condé nast traveler.

. >> and juan williams. and 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate spike cohen. juan. i have not seen you in a while, i miss you, i have a feeling 3 guys are beating up on dr. anthony fauci, you probably liked h him at the beginning do you still. >> i do. i think 3 guys beat on me. i do like dr. anthony fauci, remember that dr. anthony fauci predates covid. he was around for aids and ebola. he has been around a while. and you know, he really has been in the trenches dealing with you know in my lifetime, yours tom, emergences of kind of biological threat to us that you know, people used to talk about polio or maybe a bad case of the flu. now, you go out and you have to worry about getting covid . he tried his best, he had flaws, he made mistakes, first saying that people don't need mask then they do. it is confusing in a age where we have a ton of disinformation i will take fauci overall of the social media people, who don't know what they are talking about, except they love to com dump on fauci. >> charlie, i was a round for aids and ebola, think is that a line from sy

in general, the seville seducer she was called that he first wrote don juan. or rather don juan. last syllable , the strike was written, and it was not written by me that gabriels wrote. known by the name naturally belongs to the comedy eye-witness trickster. i read in spanish or stone guest. he is a thirsu. it can be said that he introduced figuratively into world literature. you need a medal, then a medal will never be superfluous. question who is the prompter at the theater, i think it’s not possible to explain what french verb does the word come from? german baranovsky lyceum of the national research university higher school of economics, moscow and i suppose that i can’t translate this verb in french. explanatory notes in verse what is this? you see, no one knows french, but in general it is all described. moscow is a game with rhymes and a game when a composes poetry. i'm trying to restore now. well, the technology of the game, but this, well, here 's a rhyme, and in french with the help of pushkin a here, please, four letters forced could not. remember when my uncle had th

bret: back to our panel, juan.democrats approach the last two days there is been storing about concern inside of democratic party about a red wave. do you think that is coming as setting expectations or that there is really a sense that this dynamic has changed. >> i'm not sure the question,. bret: as far as democrats know tuesday will be horrific. >> no, i think they are trying to do is to sound the alarm they get people to turn out. this is you know midterms are about turn out, historically it is low, but not this time, on both sides you have elevated enthusiasm employee think there was a nbc poll said that democrats and republicans are equal now in terms of enthusiasm. you have to look at dynamics of this race to choice referendum issue, you were discussing. to me, all midterms tend to be referendums on the incumbent, that is what that refers to u. i don't like the direction historically that happens, that is why almost always party in power loses in this case what happened dynamic, oh, my gosh, the supreme cour

juan carlos was indisputable.aving ascended the throne in the seventy- fifth after the death of franco, he ensured her transition from dictatorship to democracy and for many years won the love and respect of the spaniards, but everything was spoiled by a woman in 2004 while hunting, the king met the german princess karina zu san wittgenstern, who was before marriage before chunk karina larson, they began a long-term romance, and the presence of a wife. both of the king were not embarrassed. juan carlos explained that with queen sofia they have long lived in different chambers of the palace. perform only ceremonial duties relationship with his mistress to the role managed to hide from the subjects until 2012. scandal didn't break out. juan carlos , together with karina, went hunting in the botanica. there, the king shot the elephant, and then fell unsuccessfully and broke it. his hip needed to be urgently hospitalized and the story was described in all colors in the press. this caused popular outrage. not only did

they didn't have a murder in old san juan 20. years and they were shocked by.nauthorized, someone all the reskilling. , so of course, there was an authorized killing. then >> right. >> so, i had to understand and know and what really went. on >> a vaunted answers. >> if you want to know who adam is. just look at him. look at that quite strength, that strategic intelligence. >> dateline began covering the story not long after adam was killed in 2005. a bullet our cameras to follow him when he dissed -- visited the intersection where his son was murdered. , adam's family put up a 20,000 reward that would lead to the arrest of adam's killer. eyewitnesses described that killer as a tall heavy set man that fled the scene on furred towards the neighborhood called -- a depressed area of old san juan but there were discrepancy in the various eyewitness accounts. including the one area gave in the hospital. detectives wanted to clear the mauve so one of them went to talk to our area to the restaurant two and a half weeks after the murder she wasn't there but someone els

mercedes schlapp and juan williams in just a moment.ut first to bill melugin live at the border in el paso. good afternoon. >> trace, good afternoon to you. as the border crisis continues, we continue to see both bizarre and dangerous methods of human smuggling. new incidents we'd like to show your viewers. take a look at this photo of the tucson sector. agents stopped a u-haul work truck. they opened it up and 5 illegals in camouflage being smuggled inside it. the truck was padlocked shut. they had no way of getting out. a 37-year-old u.s. citizen was charged with smuggling. take a look at they photos. the border patrol stopping a utility vehicle. seven immigrants were smuggled in the back of that work truck. take a look at this video in texas. this is la salle county texas. a human smuggler stops the vehicle. five people go bailing out. that was a u.s. citizen charged. she was paid $3,000 per person for that smuggling. border patrol in del rio sector reporting on monday in a two-hour span, they arrested two sex offenders. they arreste

yes. >> shannon: juan and brit, we've gotten them to agree.-- >> we've been friends forever. >> shannon: you have, both great guys, dana, republicans could be the dog that much cas the car, especially on the house side, they have to governor, based on the margin they end with "washington post" says new maga candidates are poised to rule the house gop, hard line congress could elevate impeachment, investigation and debt ceiling showdown, house does potential speaker mcconnell handle this? >> dana: "washington post" missed opportunity to talk about most diverse class of candidates the republican party has ever seen, women, african americans, indian americans, different faces about to win, before we say three people are going to ruin democracy. democrats knew they were likely to lose the house and maybe th senate in the midterm, that is how it works and hyperbole has to be taken back, sometimes you say things you wouldn't want to say, voters will have a chance to their voice heard, effectiveness of end of democracy has been so weak, the most effe

localization at one point is correct, the unity of time and don juan's character. it is not typical there, everything was called differently, so they will prompt us now, but in any case. i think that you have earned a medal, and because we certainly received an answer. what is your name aleksey leontyevich chekin they called 11 actions, that is, there are no additional storylines, he has. around the sicists there was a rule of three units of unity of place localization at one point just in case unity of time, that is, all events occur on the same day on different days unity of action, that is, there are no additional storylines, the open-air cage of unity violated two medals, we will give, of course, thank you very much your participation. there is no choice, the path is red. professional 1644 it was decorated with a big rule and contract signed. what was significant in this action? and how to translate this very thing into russian ; here i have such a curly question, as the translator would say. this is what happened very important and most importantly, what is it

juan, start with you. today on nantucket blames it on semis. the fact that civilians are allowed to own them in thinks country is sick. those are his words. the family and medical leave act's institute for legislative action. semi-automatics account for 20% of the 300 million privately own firearms in the u.s. that percentage is quickly rising because semi-automatics now account for 50% of all new firearms bought annually. >> well, i think the president is reflecting sort of a national frustration. but his frustration is specific. remember, he was behind previous ban on semi-automatic weapons in the '90s. today, gillian, it's still the case that universal background checks and a ban on semi-automatic weapons is favored by a majority of the american people. but, congress won't act and the supreme court, in fact, is going in the other direction, you know, saying that state and local restrictions on open carry, stand your ground, all of those are violations of second amendment the argument is second amendment

juan mentions a lot of accomplishments.hose accomplishments with all the spending became their biggest vulnerability that led to inflation which is what everyone is voting on today. >> that's right. i'm puzzled why democrats aren't running on that? what's the point of spending your political currency on crazy votes like that and spending money on things we don't need and not bragging about it and having joe biden and kamala harris stand next to you saying we worked together. not a single republican voted for it. i think juan just made joe biden more relevant on your program than he is going to be. you see a lot of people in the democrat party getting blind quotes about how ineffective he has been. he said i will pass the bat onto my female vice president, you can elect her. nobody wants her around. they've even stopped calling him the gaffe machine. the "washington post" said he keeps on repeating lies. these are not gaffes or slips of the tongue. he actually said he traveled 17,000 miles with xi from china but said it doze

kennedy: do think that you is possible juan?s who made government so big and powerful to give that power back? >> you know, i must say, live libertarian instinct but i think we saw in midterm was voters said we want to go back to normal, we don't like extremism positions, we thought people voting for donald trump who said, we're sick of all of the establishment politics we want someone who is a game changer, who will shake them up. you know how people say, he went too far, he alienated so many people, and people did not feel they personally got more power, congress still i agree, abdicates responsibility on so many levels ev economy -- even to declare war, they are, trade that. they can't take act, people want to know that government runs in a we can anticipate and understand away from giving big tax cuts to your pals. kennedy: hey, man, guess what, my pals are working americans, who can't afford anything because their taxes are too high. so is rent. so are the costs goods of it is -- it is you know tax cuts don't just benefit p

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we will start with juan williams.inutes away from getting results tonight. >> juan: post covid, martha. i think there has been a real change in american politics. we can see today that democrats vote early and oftentimes vote by mail. republicans vote on election day. it's almost like you have two elections going on. and we are going to see that play out in terms of how we report the results and we have to be very cautious about that because some, well, you know, some speculation, mirages may appear here and there. the other thing to say very quickly is for all the talk about election fraud, and the big lie, and the big steal and all that, today has gone fairly smoothly. we have had some trouble in maricopa county in arizona as you have heard. some machines not functioning properly. i think it's like 6 voting areas in georgia. six polling places. they have been told to stay open later because of some problems with the balloting. and the judges have said we need to make sure those people are able to vote. but, overall,

seems like a bumpy right for mccarthy, juan. to make some concessions but he did have jim jordan on his side, scalise on his side. kind of did some prep work prior to this moment. >> right. i think it's very important, especially jim jordan because jim jordan has been sort of the unofficial maybe i don't know if he is officially the leader of the freedom caucus, but, he is the spiritual leader. is he kind of the fiery face. and for him to say right now let's stick with mccarthy, i think was critical. scalise could have stuck him in the back you know and said i'm running and he didn't do that those are both good signs. buff the reality is that you got to make some of these concessions. you have got people out there who are at the extremes. i think one of the reasons democrats did well is i think they were able to some might say caricature but certainly portray republicans as an extreme alternative. made it less of the referendum on biden. and more of a choice between extremism and what looked like normalcy. >> bret: hence, the ab

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>> bret: about the coal. >> juan: joe manchin is going to have to get reelected pretty shortly.mocrat in pretty much a red state. and the democrats need him to stay there and joe manchin has his own self-interest he is saying why are you putting knee in disadvantage with my constituents. but, if you look at the issue of climate change, it is a real motivator for democratic voters. it is one of their key, you know, we talked about sort of the big issues for all voters being economy and the like what we have seen from the fox exit polls constellation of issues that appeal to democrats and got democrats to the polls tonight to the extent that we will find out how much of a turnout there was. but that constellation includes abortion, includes climate change in a big way. >> bret: trey? >> trey: to my friend juan, west virginia, joe biden and hillary clinton did not win a single solitary county in that state. so, it is as red as you can get. i will defend joe biden. there's some talk that he is not going to give a statement tomorrow. i actually got a copy of his statement already. i

kennedy: you are making my point, juan. >> not both parties.t did hillary clinton say to joe biden before the election in 2020? i'll remind you, i will let you guess. >> i don't remember. kenneshe said, know what you do, don't concede, and said the biggest mistake she made was conceding the election, stacey abrams still thinks he is governor of georgia, she is not. donald trump is not president. and this is a loser m mentality both parties latched on to, they are somehow going call into question the veracity of the elections if they don't go their way, america should not be a country of losers, we're not a c country of dummies, not every election can could most important election of a lifetime, if it is, that means next one is not important juan last word. >> well you know reality to pay attention to. you have to wake up to idea that you have like 300 candidates on ballot who say, the last election of the stolen, and that includes a lot of people running for secretary of state, election officials, and who would be in position. kennedy: stacey a

juan? >> well, i hate to interrupt, martha.nk if i watched marc and hogan go at it, looks like they're taking shots at each other on the republican side. i would say this. the other side of the aisle and people are saying, wow, why would you stop someone that is digging a hole from dig ago deeper hole? it's clear people on the republican side that were intimidated for years by donald trump no longer feel that way. they have found their voice, you know, what marc said, i take to heart. marc has been a defender of president trump. after three cycles, 18, 20 and 22, you wonder why republicans would go down the same dead end road. but you know, on the other hand -- >> martha: i have to leave it there, gentlemen. we have a lot of breaking news today. i hope you come back. there's more to talk about. thanks very much. coming up a new study claims that transgender surgery for children is a mistake, that it has left them in very difficult medical situations in many cases. a new article about this in "the new york times." we'll talk abo

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and evangi gray, a medicine woman fighting for water rights for her people in san juan county for 30 years still no water. she says to dwell is to see things as they are. and then you sta stay and fight for those things that you see for your community. it is a privilege, she said. we are eroding and evolving at once. perhaps jonah's call to go deeper is a call to acknowledge the power that resides in the earth itself. the organic intelligence inherent in deserts and forests, rivers and oceans and all manner of species beyond our own even within our own bodies, we cannot create wild nature. we can only destroy it. and in the end, in breathtaking acts of repentance and renewal try to restore what we have thoughtlessly removed at our own expense be it wolves in the yellowstone or fly catchers along the colorado river. we are eroding and evolving at once. how do we find the strength to not look away at all that is breaking our hearts? hands on the earth, we remember where the source of our authentic power comes from. we have to go deeper. what has been weth -- weathered and whittled away

great to have you here, mike and lee and juan. we'll be talking to you in the coming days as we head closer to the election six days away. thanks very much. so coming up, we'll talk about this. john fetterman stumbling again in a cnn interview as he battles the effects of the stroke, which he has been very open about. we now have brand new numbers post the debate out of pennsylvania. we'll show you those when we come back. joe concha standing by. >> you're an undecided, a registered independent undecided voter. did you make up your mind last night? >> definitely pushed me more towards oz. i have not made the decision yet. what we saw last night was sad to say the least. i felt for him. i felt empathetic for him. at the same time concerned. i'm concerned that they even put him out there to be honest with you. people are working hard o build a better future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coast

>> juan pablo muÑoz and daniela alarcon still don't know exactly what plastic does to marine life.ing enough that it's been found in the stomachs of marine species. a world without plastic is unrealistic. but it's vital that it's used responsibly. >> this is just awful. just looking at it breaks my heart. >> intensive research is underway in the galapagos islands because there's not much time left to protect thei marine wildlife, and indeed ecosystems across the whole , planet. ♪ >> this week in "global ideas," we look at innovative efforts to slow climate change. in the west african country of ghana, there are plenty of creative ideas for developing a sustainable economy. but there is often a lack of capital to implement them. one platform is trying to solve that, thugh providing access to crowdfunding from small and large investors. >> sylvester ayisi is excited to be out on the road, visiting companies. he works for the crowdfunding platform "frankly green." today's trip takes him some way out of ghana's capital, accra. a company seeking to produce ecofriendly toilet paper is ho

the spanish american war, san juan hill hill. 48 stars. the flag, the doughboy took over their chateau carrie belo wood, sammy. again on the 48 stars the battle dress of world war two pearl harbor to manila, tunisia to the rhine, and later korea. today, under 50 stars. the american soldier carries forward his proud heritage of devotion. a heritage which through the years has ensured the security of the union, which those 50 stars symbolize. for every one of our 50 stars, there is a colorful state flag. each with a tradition, a meaning of its own. time. of diversity and a harmony which is in itself symbolic of the broad union they represent. and. all good as in review. right home. i pass and review a typically terse military whose meaning is this? let the soldiers pass by so that it may be seen what their quality is or are. they. if the military review will reveals what men are. it also recalls from whence they have sprung what it is a fraternal thing, the ceremonial, the pageant of an old and honorable trouble with the ancient way among me

thank you, juan.hanks, sean. >> john: see more of you tomorrow. >> sandra: thanks so much for joining us, it was a jam packed two hours. back here for election day tomorrow. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts, see you for election coverage. what a day it's going to >> martha: good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. with me, karl rove, ronna mcdaniel, bret baier, shannon bream, all here in the final hours as we head towards the very big day, which starts tomorrow. all the candidates of course spread out in these races across the country as they pull out their final closing arguments. >> january i'm going to keep feeling better and better. dr. oz will still be a fraud. >> he seems to care more about the criminals than the people

the spanish american war, san juan hill hill. 48 stars. the flag, the doughboy took over their chateau carrie belo wood, sammy. again on the 48 stars the battle dress of world war two pearl harbor to manila, tunisia to the rhine, and later korea. today, under 50 stars. the american soldier carries forward his proud heritage of devotion. a heritage which through the years has ensured the security of the union, which those 50 stars symbolize. for every one of our 50 stars, there is a colorful state flag. each with a tradition, a meaning of its own. time. of diversity and a harmony which is in itself symbolic of the broad union they represent. and. all good as in review. right home. i pass and review a typically terse military whose meaning is this? let the soldiers pass by so that it may be seen what their quality is or are. they. if the military review will reveals what men are. it also recalls from whence they have sprung what it is a fraternal thing, the ceremonial, the pageant of an old and honorable trouble with the ancient way among me

juan, what is your take on this election day? >> we just heard so much talk about, you know, machines not working in maricopa county. questions about how people are lining up in georgia. turnout is strong. we've also had some instances where you see the republicans saying we don't want votes that were cast by mail, counted, if they didn't have a specific date and a witness. there's all those questions at play. >> according to the law. >> this is a moment in american political history where you see right now people on the democratic side saying, you know what? we are worried there's going to be election denial from republicans that might lose and say, you know what? we don't believe the process. that's why you have people saying we worry about the process itself about democracy being threatened. overall, i think right now what we have seen is the success of republican messaging when it -- >> martha: is it messaging or policy? >> i think it's messaging. if it's a matter of policy, we wouldn't see the success. the historical trend f

more people are going to be jumping in, and they will be comparing them in 2024. >> trace: and juan,o the nth. >> trace: he has done better than any president in the midterms in the last 20 years, and we see the democrats coalescing behind biden. i think you will see him really put pressure on the republicans in terms of ukraine for example. continuing support for them. something most american support. and i think you will see him point out that it is a choice if you do you the chaos? do you want more of, you know, president trump -- former president trump having dinner with anti-semites and white supremacist? or do you want joe biden? i think that takes them pretty clear above the static. >> trace: thank you. supreme court justices hear arguments on the biden administration's immigration authority. plus, christmas spirit comes to capitol hill. ♪ ♪ so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communi

efforts to crush unrest against coven restrictions. violent clashes break out overnight in the city of juan ju asked, police confront protesters thirty's bow to suppress what they call the hostile forces that are stoking the set. also coming up the west accuses russia of using the winter as a weapon of war and pledges more weapons and more money for you crank and the u. s. score one goal against iran, and that's all they need to get through to the knockout. round of 16 at the football woke up in ah, i'm good. how about as well come to the program? in china, police and protesters have clashed overnight as demonstrations against harsh coven 19 measures. continue. a violent confrontation took place into wednesday morning in the southern city of one jew. video footage on social media shows protestors throwing rocks at security forces with ride shields and protective suits china's ruling home. this party has said it will quote, resolutely cracked down on infiltration and sabotaged by hostile forces. authorities have bolstered police presence of major cities in an attempt to suppress further demo

let's bring in our panel, fox news senior political analyst juan williams, mollie hemingway editor andcolumnist and senior fellow at the manhattan institute. jason, that threat of that strike that they are not going to reach a deal does loom kind of over this week. >> absolutely. the white house thought that they had settled this back in the fall. whether this first became an issue and they got deal. but the unions are now back to the negotiating table. it's interesting because democrats have given the unions a lot this congress. all this trillions of spending, bret, over the months a lot of that had sweetheart deal for unions requiring union labor to be used in a lot of the spending requirements for this money and so forth, so the unions have gotten quite a bit. in fact, in this deal, we are not really talking about salaries here. they are getting maybe the best deal in 40 years in terms of salary increases. we are arguing here over quality of life issues. sick days. vacation days and that sort of thing. and it will be interesting where the biden administration comes down because, as

. >> juan, why is the president not committing to a press conference tomorrow?, i imagine he has to say something. you know, the language is in the past has been you know i took a whooping, i was devastated whatever you want to use. but i think that president has to given what we've talked about in terms of results get a sense of what it means not only for himself and whether he runs inner t 24. i don't want to get scolded like brit hume, but i think a lot of pieces are dynamic here, the president wants to get a hold of it an interesting thing we see out of fox data, even though there is a high percentage of people disapproving of the president, people are not voting in that way. they are voting for democrat, they might disapprove of the president. >> really nice to have this ticker. you have to wrap the comment. >> it is now 7 30 on east coast, polls are closed in 3 more state that includes ohio. in ohio fox news decision desk says g.o.p. candidate jd vance has a slight lead but the race is too early to call up against house representative tim ryan. >> to north

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the wildlife society of argentina. >> for the last five years, ramiro has worked with juan catchingdesert coast. like this rare taupe shark, which is critically endangered. and then they insert an acoustic tag. it transmits a radio signal which can be picked up by a network of underwater receivers. >> these trackers help the team to protect the sharks from other hunters and teach them about their migration patterns. >> they check in the tracker is working. the signal is loud and clear . >> back on land, thousands of elephant seals have some ashore on the beaches of peninsula valdes. these are massive seals spend more than 80% of the year feeding out at sea. when they come back to land, they have got one thing on their mind -- breeding . this patch is the domain of one huge male. he's master of this beach and has a harem of two dozen females. he wants to mate with all of them. but a young hot shot is trying to sneak in on the action. the beach master keeps a watchful eye. this new one is taking a big risk, but it might be his only chance to breed this year. the beach master has seen

. >> woodworker, libertarian, how much of juan swanson is in you? the base values are similar. we don't suffer fools gladly. we are taciturn and we would rather show you what we mean with our actions and show you something rather than write you an essay. he's an ideal libertarian. people soon learn that on paper it sounds great but it would end and anarchy very quickly. ron was an idea libertarian and respected everyonect the same. he was a wonderful feminist and a wonderful ally both you and your wife got to play characters on programs with multiple political viewpoints. that's kind of a rarity in the media. >> it is and because we sit here in a very partisan time, i think it is very medicinal to laugh together and say you like planet better, i like chocolate. i've heard they can be combined to some affect. home on the range, why did you pick that? >> when i was in college one of my roommates was a beautiful performer learning on the guitar. a lot of these have more verses than the ones people are familiar with and there's one i heard him singing the red man was pressed from h

juan williams, katie pavlich. katie, since it's your party, let's start with you.oks like he's going to have 222 seats in the house, which means 222 votes, but andy biggs and matt says they are not going to vote for him, down to 220. things are close here. can he pull himself across? >> he is using the next couple of months to prove he can lead the party on big issues and mark kelly, democratic senator in arizona using the border issue to get re-elected. so issues have could be some agreement on, kevin mccarthy is offering leadership on those areas and standing up, and el paso, you did not typically see hoards of people on the streets, that's a problem from the broken asylum problem, and last year under lindsey graham agreed to reform the asylum system. kevin mccarthy can prove to his fellow republicans he's capable of keeping the coalition together on issues that matter to americans and in their districts. >> john: channel johnny carson and carknack here, this is a move of desperation that may or may not work. >> i think carknack -- i hate to disagree with my favo

to pick up and move on to how can the island rebuild and recover to speak, the former mayor of san juan our mentally and crews next, but 1st, donald trump wants to be president of the united states. of america has come back, starts right now for president launched his bid this week from his home in mar level florida. something else becomes just after republicans failed to score the kind of when they were hoping for the midterm elections with high profile losses among trumping doors candidates. but what does another trump campaign mean board already deeply polarized countries? joining me to discuss this is we're now author scholar, an activist, this week headliner, michael eric, the professor michael eric dyson. thank you so much for joining us in upfront. thanks for having me. my friend, former us president donald trump, has officially announced his bid to run for president in 2024. what do you make of this? well, this is the perfect storm of unmitigated narcissism meets political opportunism. ah, it is certainly wrecking the potential fortunes of the republican party. i think they've r