for more on that, bring back the great steve forbes and katie pavlich and joe concha and author of theack ever. i'm going to katie. this is a forbes thing but i'm going to katie on it. papa bush took out -- what was his name, manual norriega in 19 # 9 because he was interacting up and a dictator and a drug lord and bush went in and he was gone in about 23 minutes and 14 seconds never to be heard from again. so, i wouldn't mind seeing something like that right now. >> yeah, it's laughable that the panama president is saying they're not going to talk about it because they will. they're obligated to talk about it because of the treaties they signed in the united states in the 1970s about the exact issue. trump is very concerned about ewe trillionty of the canal and talking -- neutrality of the panama canal and china talking down the signs and people living or a family there, and china trying to buy up the real estate on the canal in addition to the ports dealing with the shipping. if you look at treaties they signed, it says specifically that the united states reserves the right to invoke

for here is our friend katie pavlich.rilliant young lady and that's what i want to talk to this evening. >> thank you for having me. >> you been around washington for a while and you know a number of the people they are pretty know the institutions conservative organizations there. have you ever seen so much excitement about an election of anybody before? >> no. there is a lot of optimism about the changes that can happen in washington d.c. i got into politics or or the ta party movement which was a very interesting time for the conservative grassroots who came here and had a huge wave election under barack obama in 2010 and a lot of very conservative members to congress. and now here we are 15 years later if you can imagine that when the second inauguration of president donald trump. not only did he talk about changing washington, but in the past week we have seen them signing a number of executive orders that will be carried out by his cabinet once they are confirmed to make some fundamental changes with the way the gov

the former attorney general, now-senator from the state of missouri, eric schmitt, along with katie pavlichjohn landry from louisiana. katie, this was symbolic today because with tomorrow it will be cemented in the reviewing of the troops at the capitol after he is sworn in, but this is going to be the commander in chief of the u.s. military. >> despite the official outside inauguration ben being canceled and moved inside, you do see d.c. full of people who are very excited to be here. this is such an american moment, and has certainly highlighted at arlington cemetery. it shows america's unique place where it is the only place in the world it happens exactly like this. and while people are going to balls and parties and seeing their friends, we're reminded of the sober moment that this is. the world is a very dangerous place. president trump survived two assassination attempts over the course of the past year, but he's resolved and ready to to take it on. and tomorrow at noon we will see what he has in store for the country and the world. sandra: beautiful thought. governor landry, want to

what you are doing is wrong. >> bret: joining us now fox news contributor katie pavlich.uickly put out statements after the whole q & a and the statements. j.p. morgan said we have never and wouldn't close an account for political reasons and chase saying sometimes it results in decisions to exit client relationships and never close account for political reasons and don't have a political litmus test. what about this part and what the president said there? >> well, the president did mention that maybe there was some pressure from the government on these banks to debank customers and the fact is that conservatives and people in silicon valley trying to do crypto start-ups and new things that don't necessarily go with the leftist media and leftist political ideology have been debanked. jamie dimon did a podcast where he admits look, sometimes we have to debank people but we aren't allowed to say why, which creates all of this suspicion around the question of why this seems to go only in one way when it comes to who is losing their bank accounts. we are talking about high-pr

anyway, here with reaction, fox news contributor katie pavlich, nominee for u.s. ambassador to israel. i think he'll be a great one. mike huckabee is with us. katie, start with you. i mean, how do you make if you have empty reservoirs and you're going to say, well, that's up to the local people. if you have fire hydrants in a state known for wildfires and known for santa ana winds, how do you blame the local officials? how do you justify billions for turbines, hundreds of millions for the la porte going green and not have a fire hydrant that works everywhere? can you explain that? >> well, i can explain that this is just the way the left sees, quote, leadership. you know, gavin newsom could have done all of these things to help prevent this horrific, awful disaster, but he didn't because he was more interested in virtue signaling and placating to these green groups that are grifting off of the american taxpayer, including in california. he's more interested in banning plastic straws and forcing people to drive electric vehicles that they don't want. than he was foc

. ♪ >> i'm griff jenkins with mary kathleen katie pavlich and ben domenech.elcome to "the big weekend show", this is the last one hour show before we expand to two hours the big story tonight president-elect trump wrapped up a massive rally at the capital one arena in washington hours before he set to swearingen before the 42nd president of the united states completing the greatest comeback in political history. >> usa. >> usa. >> usa. >> boy was a star-studded affair, kid rock, john boyd in green leawood and president-elect got in on the on thefund to. >> ymca. >> trump use the rally to lay out his vision for the next four years. griff: the president is planning to sign more than 200 executive orders and actions tomorrow focusing on everything from the border to energy production and amid a heightened terror threat, tens of thousands of supporters descended on d.c. to catch the rally. i caught up with a few of them this morning. >> what would you say if you could talk to him today. >> thank you for giving up your life for ours. >> reading emotional. >> why.

joining me now katie pavlich, fox news contributor and article iii project. katie, you watch it.way back. signing more executive orders. just withdrew from the paris accord. how exciting is this tonight? >> so exciting action after the speech so many times see speeches. if fib needed a reminder he is a massive action. what i loved about what he said today he acknowledged the pressing issues at the moment. inflation, use harness entire cabinet bring down prices so horrible for american families. and, of course, issues on the border. violent criminals out of our communities who are harming our sons and daughters, our friends, our husbands, our wives and getting them kicked out, reestablishing sovereignty. but my favorite part about the speech was his attitude about the new frontier. the american spirit. how america was killed by moved across the country continue meant when he talks about panama canal and greenland. gulf of mexico gulf of america. is he talking about the greatest nation indicated at this, mike, america, donald trump, the doors have opened. back in the white house th

i'm joe judge jeanine pirro along with harold ford jr., jesse watters, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ the biotin travesties almost over. the big guys getting the last rambling word on this failed presidency. joe biden conducting his final exit interview with msnbc host lawrence o'donnell. he sounded bitter as ever, full of grievance and self-pity. for example, joe biden regrets not slapping his name on stimulus checks like trump did. >> ironically, i almost spent too much time on the policy and not enough time on the politics. saying -- joe biden did this, and it's done by so-and-so. the bill by the democratic party kind of thing. you've heard me say it a hundred times. i think we are at an inflection point in history. related -- to a particular leader. things are going to change drastically. >> let's hope so. the outgoing president, who will be best remembered for sky high inflation and the weak economy, is now trying to pass the blame for his economic woes onto the red states. >> i got a lot of criticism, understandably. we've inv

nicole saphier, charlie hurt, katie pavlich and tom shillue 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." happy new year's eve america, you so deserve this. we are hours away from getting 2020 for a well-deserved kick in the keister and saying hello to 2025. so let'san get our glasses on, make some noise with our s and braceoisemaker ourselves for a blast in the mayor with a canon full of topics. time squares has the placeti to be, hello, unless you need to eat and then it is time to busth out the adult diaperth to watch the ball drop live. here's the real kickerhi and mae you've heard this before, the rumors are true no s restaurants in sight whes n nature calls as she always does some folks would rather stand in a soggy diaper than lose their spot. how is that for a bucket list, y bucketful is something. but either way, people are ready to party. w check it out. l >> we been trained in line and we have diapers justwe h in casd long pads if that comes to --'r hopefully not, we are not drinking anything that we will see. speak of last time i was 8:00 t lasthi night and i haven't had y s

larry: well, as katie pavlich said on the panama canal business, the treaty says no foreign interference, and if this is foreign interference, then the parties can take action a uniharmly. think about that -- unilaterally. liz macdonald's going to to take some action -- elizabeth: larry, thank you so much. just a quick point on that, i've been talking to d.c. sources. there is concern that china's military is at those two bookended seaports outside the panama if canal spying and doing surveillance so, larry, we're going to stay on this story. thank you so much. we've got a lot of news coming in. welcome to "the evening edit." i'm elizabeth mac macdonald. >> it'll be a tremendous amount of money for our country, these are big numbers. and you see the power of the tariff. nobody can compete with us because we have by far the biggest piggybank. and so that'll take place very quickly. elizabeth: okay. president trump just moments ago with the breaking news, 25% tariffs will take effect at midnight tonight on mexico and canada and 10% on china for not stopping the border crisis. we've got the

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i'm jesse watters along with katie pavlich, harold ford jr., dana perino, and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ it's the series finale for dark brandon. president biden giving a bitter and divisive farewell speech from the oval before he shuffles off into the delaware sunset with hunter. >> i want to win the country of some things that give me great concern. this is a dangerous -- that is the dangerous concentration of power in the hands of a very few ultra wealthy people. and the dangerous consequences if their abuse of power is left unchecked. today, an oligarchy is taking shape in america of extreme wealth, power, and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy. americans are being buried under an avalanche of miss information and disinformation, enabling the abuse of power, the free press is crumbling, hitters are disappearing, social media is giving up on fact-checking. the truth is smothered by allies, told for power and for profit. >> jesse: so let's get this straight. the big guy is suddenly concerned about the corrupting i

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bring in our panel katie pavlich news editor annie linskey "wall street journal." this is really what is being slowed down in the process. democrats, this is punch bowl. thune threatens weekend votes as stall trump cabinet picks, proceedings were a preview of how difficult it will be for g.o.p. leaders to judiciously confirm the rest of trump security nominees. trump to push more aggressively for recess appointments something the president mentioned during meeting with thune and speaker johnson. it's a process if they want to do it. and i rolled through it earlier in the show. but, it may take a long time. >> well, the senate has a legitimate role of advise and consent. democrats are breaking another norm here. perfectly normal for nominees to move over in a decent timely fashion. under president trump democrats decided they wanted to start playing games with delay tactics. getting these nominees confirmed not just at the cabinet level ambassador levels under secretary levels during the first term and then it appears they are trying to do it again as republicans ha

want to bring in the fox news contributor katie pavlich. we'll see how it goes.or hours and tomorrow interesting as well. i thought what tim walz said last night was pretty interesting. make a pivot and play it for you. watch. >> everybody is fatigued. it was pure hell and disappointment and frustration and i'm soul searching what could we have done to make the case. we knew this was coming and implications. they're throwing so much at us that we're fatigued. >> bill: i don't know how that sits. throwing so much at us, that's what the campaign does and if you've got good answers, then you should be able to fill in the blank. what did you think about what he said there? >> well, it reminded me of when we were at the dnc convention in chicago and how they just were trying so hard to force walz and harris on the american people. they had just pushed joe biden off the campaign trail and everything just felt really inauthentic all the way down to the camouflage hats they gave out at the convention and tried to make him a normal guy because they were losing white men i

whether spartan with our panel katie pavlich. tuesday, new prize for these eyes the rise of america's second civil rights movement. juan, congratulations. >> juan: thank you very much. >> bret: we will talk about it at the end of the panel. let me start with what this criticism is in california and obviously the local officials are feeling it already they are in the middle of the tragedy. it's significant. juan, first to you. >> juan: i just think the issue here is natural disaster. i think the tendency to look at it through political prisms. we live in polarized times. i'm just trying to look at it from my perspective. i see record high winds. i mean, record high winds for tomorrow i think you have got no rain for seven months a record drought. and have you hurricanes that have hit florida, louisiana, north carolina intensity. something is going on and what we have to do is understand that we're going to have to take steps that we may not have taken in the past but this invite to have just an immediately political motivated view

here to discuss is town hall.com editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich. happy friday. made it on to inauguration monday. >> ainsley: traveling to d.c. this weekend. what do you make of the interview. sounds like is he really bitter. is he concerned about the close association between trump and elon musk and big tech. worried about trump dictating. >> katie: he is at the bottom of the barrel. is he scraping for some kind of legacy. trying to stay relevant as he goes into next chapter of life after the democratic party kicked him out after saying, you know, he was the one lying to the american people about his cognitive state for so long. if he wants to talk about democracy as you just laid out, he needs to look in the mirror and have a conversation as they say with the democratic party. when you look at the people who are maybe left leaning but not -- you know they ever political and vote and pay attention to politics especially in presidential election but think are democrats. even they were saying they didn't like this idea that they just kicked joe bide

i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld.is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ okay, you do it. okay, we are getting shocking new details on the deadly midair collision between an american airlines jet and an army helicopter. which cost the lives of 67 people. it looks like there is a crane on the scene right now. transportation secretary sean duffy announcing that the faa will restrict helicopter traffic around reagan national airport airspace. and for good reason. military helicopter flights reportedly forced at least two plans to abort landings at the airport in the week before the deadly collision. one of those close calls came just 24 hours before the collision. additionally, it has been revealed that air traffic control staffing was "not normal" at the time of the collision. and one of the controllers was apparently allowed to leave their shift early, right before the fatal crash. president trump is vowing to fix the dei rot at the faa by ordering a review of all federal aviation hiring and safety decisi

. >> i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with harold ford jr, jesse watters, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. the biden travesty is almost over, and the big guy is getting the last rambling word on his failed presidency. joe biden conducting his final exit interview with friendly msnbc host lawrence o'donnell. and he sounded as bitter as ever, full of grievance and self-pity. for example, joe biden regrets not slapping his name on stimulus checks like trump did. >> ironically, i almost spent too much time on the policy and not enough time on the politics. democratic senators to congress saying, well, you know, joe biden did this, and this is done by so and so and so and so. and this is the new, you know, bill by the democratic party kind of thing. i really am concerned about how fragile democracy is. that sounds corny, but i mean, i really i really am concerned because you've heard me say it a hundred times. i really think we're at an inflection point in history here where, unrelated to any particular leader, things are going to change drasti

. ♪ hello, i am katie pavlich along with griff jenkins, harry and them dominic.er rocking hour of the big weekend show. that's how people report the vibes and the white house right now as we enter the final days of joe biden's presidency and while he is doom and gloom, washington is preparing for the second inauguration of donald trump monday with the president-elect will be surrounded by tech titans hope the jobs that defined his second term. the landmark, just bases, and tik tok ceo will have vip seats to the first family and former president. democrats lost control of the narrative with big tech shift to the right so joe biden spent his address warning against the democrats. >> americans are being buried and an avalanche of disinformation enabling the power and the free press is crumbling. social media giving up on fact checking. i want to warn the country of some things that give me great concern. this is dangerous consultation of power in the hands of a few ultra- wealthy people. today an oligarchy has in shape in america, extreme wealth power and influence