. >> julie kelly is the oneosely.journalist in this country hasa6 been following this very closely. she wrote a book on it, january 6th, how democratslauncr the capital protest to launch a war on terror against n the political right, which is a perfect summation of whatly actually happened. julie kelly join happs us now. coming o it de, thanks so much for coming on . so it dawned on us thions as these tapes made very clear that the story we've been presented is is an absolute is n fabrication. it's a lie. it's a fraud.absolu, it's a it's a fraud, that people that people may still be in jail on the basis of thesen wher lies. and so we e wanted to talk to yo for an update on where those cases are tonight. >> so, yes, there are well, at a least a hundred men have been held under pretrial detentionere orders over the past two years. that means pat m that a judge hs denied them bail because the government, doj, successfully argued that that individual was a threat to the community. this includes, tucker, people charged wit

julie kelly is the one journalist in this country who's been following this very closely. wrote a book on it. "january 6th, how the democrats used the capitol protests to launch a war on terror against the political right" which is a perfect summation of what actually happened. julie joins us now. julie, thank you so much for coming on. it dawned on us -- these tapes make it very clear that the story we've been presented is an absolute fabrication, it's a lie, it's a fraud, that people may still be in jail on the basis of these lies. we wanted to talk to you for an update on where those cases are tonight. >> so, yes, there are -- well, at least 100 men have been held on pretrial detention orders over the past two years. that means that a judge has denied them bail because the government, doj successfully argued that that individual was a threat to the community. this includes, tucker, people charged with nonviolent offenses like construction and conspiracy, so, of course, they don't have access to what could very easily be exculpatory evidence contained in this video, but

julie kelly. of all the outrageous things i have heard in these prosecutions.one kind of takes the kick. >> it really does, laura. just when you think the department of justice and fbi can't stoop any lower. they find a new bottom. the bomb shell this week that they had an fbi informant ingratiating herself with not only a few defendants in this case but with their attorneys and family members. this fbi informant worked for almost two years at the start of the investigation, all the way through the beginning of the trial. this blindsided the defense team. they're going to call this individual as a witness for the defense today. the department of justice waited until the last minute to tell the defense team their own witness was an fbi informant. laura, this is one of at least 10 to 15 fbi informants who have been embedded in the proud boys months before january 6th and now afterwards as well. >> how many of them were actually working the crowd even before they enter the capitol or while they were in the capitol at all. do we know an exact number if there were a

i think, more closely than almost anyone else out there, senior writer at americane greatness, julie kelly julie, of all the outrageousne things i've heard in these prosecutions, that one kind of takes the cake. just wthe cake. >> it really does.hee laura , just when you thinkp an the department of justice and fbi can't stoop any lower, they find a new bottom . and the bombshell this had week that they had an fbi informant ingratiating herself with not dt just a few of the defendants in this case with their attorneysts ,with their family members and this fbi informant workedstt for almost two years, reallyio t the start of the investigation. all the way through the beginning of the trial. this completely blindsight tvida the defense team, they were going to call this individualr as a witnessth for the defense today. and the department of justicitea waited until the last minute to tell the defense team their own witnes s was an fbi informant.s beenrmant.s at least 10 to 15 fbi informants who had beens embedded in the proud boyseforeu months before january 6th. and nod w afterwards as well.o

. >> joining me now, julie kelly, senior contributor to american greatness. julie, on the day that the january 6th narrative blew up, they still are hoping, they are hoping for a january 6th style image that they can use to help every one forget how bad this economy is. >> they really are. the flip side of what's happening to donald trump is the criminalization of political dissent. you have more than a thousands americans who have already been criminally charged based on their involvement in january 6th and you have the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia threatening to arrest a thousands more individuals. this is an ongoing legal crusade against political dissent, against trump supporters. they are trying to escalate this into more political division, into very dangerous territory and it's only a matter of time before trump is indicted for what the investigation in georgia but certainly merrick garland's hand picked special secret prosecutor, jack smith who is investigating january 6th and the handling of classified documents investigating donald if y

joining us now is julie kelly, senior writer. author of "january 6." tart with these boxes of records. you say there's been a massive uptick in the discovery for the defendants' cases. what are you talk about? >> there was a motion filed by one of the defense attorneys representing the january 6 defendant just this week and he said that there was a huge trove of discovery that was just uploaded in the past month or so that the department of justice has withheld from defense attorneys now for two years, laura, this is in addition to what we are finding out about tens of thousands of hours of surveillance video that we did not know existed that the department and capitol police have withheld from the public and also from defense attorneys. and now you will remember, laura, the promise of the january 6th committee, that they were going to produce all of this evidence about what happened. they were going to make it public. and here you have over 100 boxes with materials inside, abandoned by this committee, not made public. so this is why you see the one thi

. >> m >> joining me now, julie kelly , senior contributor to american greatness and author of january six . also with me, kurt schlichter, trial attorney , author of inferno. julie, on the day that their january six narrative blew up because both the shaman's shaman's early release and the proud boy trialw hopinge and the proud boy trialw hoping they're hoping for a january six style image thate they can use, i guess, to help t everyone forgehit how bad this economy is . >> multiple incoming at one time. there's one indictment coming now, but i wouldn't be surprised if you started to see a domino effect to try to completely overwhelm him and his team. i don't put anything past these people. i think julie have seen it all in her coverage of the january cases and now this. >> you're absolutely right. this is an attempt to pick the next president, to stop the american people from getting their choice. would donald trump win the primary without this? maybe he would, maybe he wouldn't. maybe he would win the general. the democrats want to take that out of the hands of the normal americans

. >> julie: reporters never give up their sources. fox business correspondent kelly o'grady with more. you don't have to give up your sources for the story. >> i appreciate that. it was wild, right? the hearing yesterday featured two different narratives depending who was asking the questions. those two journalists share how the platform controls what we do and don't see censoring true information about vaccine helps tennessee and at one point likened the role in that to nazi germany. essentially a group of state agencies and ngos and news media hold regular meetings. it didn't stop at philosophy. he elaborated on the agencies took proactive steps saying emails from the f.b.i., dhs and others came with spreadsheets with account names for review and the accounts would be deleted soon after. democrats took a different approach. a number of colorful moments beyond the sources exchange you reference. they repeatedly questioned the journalist's ethics. >> elon musk fed you his cherry picked information promoting a slanted viewpoint or generates another right wing conspira

almost doubled yes, doubled in value since hitting 52-week lows back in july keep an eye on ge shares also, general motors, as kelly points out, gm stock is down nearly 4% on the session the automaker is offering voluntary employment buy-outs to the majority of their white collar employees to trim their workforce. gm expects to take a pre-tax charge of around $1.5 billion related to the buy-outs. this comes right after last week gm said it would cut 500 salaried positions globally. general motors and general electric both in the news. now let's send it over to kristina partsinevelos across the studio for more on the big moves in the banks >> thank you one of crypto's favorite banks is liquidating and the parent company stock is getting slammed. silvergate capital plans to voluntarily shut down its bank following a series of financial challenges, government investigations in the aftermath of the collapse of ftx shares right now are down 20%. but since silvergate bank is or was a traditional bank to crypto exchanges, that has investors worried about the trickle-down effect across the sector the spider etf, xlf, is tr

this morning, with his labor secretary nominee, julie su, saying that working people deserve someone who will fight to make sure they don't get stiffed. kellyyou >> thank you, tyler. >>> still ahead, salesforce on deck to report that's next. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." salesforce out with fourth quarter earnings this afternoon. and our own david faber reporting that elliott management has nominated a slate of directors to the board. this will be salesforce's first opport opportunity. they're off their one-year highs, but the next guest says he might be a buyer but only after the dust settles joining me now is ken myers. you think this could give salesforce some leverage here? >> no, i don't think they have the leverage i think they made a mistake settling i don't think it's a mistake adding mason to the board. he will be great for shareholders but putting three people going from 10 to 13 people on the board, they lose flexibility with elliott and others in their settlement discussions and it didn't really prevent the proxy fight as we are hearing now with elliott likely to be nominated. >> is it unusual to have this many activists i

. >> julie: the house select subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government are holding a hearing now. two of the journalists giving access to the twitter files. kellyails on this. >> thus far this hearing has provided passion and fireworks to say the least. those two journalist have been on the stand for close to two hours. sell en berger arguing his findings show a number of government bodies worked together to censor certain americans. >> they aren't asking for a national debate over the limits of the first amendment but creating black lists of disfavored people and pressuring and demanding that social media platforms censor and ban the people on those lists. >> house republicans are digging into the first amendment. democrats have spent their time questioning the witnesses journalistic ethics. with the investigation they've 0ed in on elon musk saying he is working with republicans. >> the republicans have brought in two of elon musk's public scribes to release cherry picked out of context emails and screen shots designed to promote his chosen narrative. >> you are seeing two lines of questioning as is common with the contentious hearings. we can

kelly, to 2007. the last time that we saw yields for the two-year treasury note at 4.92%, you've got to go all the way from here, back to july of 2007. that's how long it's been since the two-year has been this high. at the pandemic lows, it was around ten basis points or 1/10th of 1% back over to you >> i got some firsthand experience with treasury one of my next guests says a downturn won't come until 2024 joining me now is mark avelone and ben simmons. welcome to both of you i appreciate you being here. ben, let's rewind a little bit and talk about why yields are so high this morning, and that unit labor cost reports, what's going on there >> hi, kelly first of all, thank you very much for having me so what's happening is that the low end of the yield curve -- if you look at the inflation, the expectations are rising, and also about the same as the ten-year yield so as a number like that, labor costs are to the upside. so it's all about inflation today in the ten-year. >> mark, i'll turn to you on that, as well. we get this report, it's a quarterly report, not much of a market mover but the data came in twice as high as e