i know about kaylee.about it if you don't want to, but you've got to know that i know about. or >> at first krystal was incensed that patrick had a baby that he didn't tell her about and then she came around and started giving him baby toys and baby clothes and she saw what a good dad he is and they talked about the baby. >> reporter: she said that is when patrick confided to her that is fiancÉe was a deeply troubled woman. but >> she tells a crystal that kelsey's got all these problems, she's alcoholic, she beats the baby. >> reporter: she started to tell -- people watching kelsey and that she was concerned that kelsey was going to hurt the baby, if not worse. >> reporter: krystal when she told patrick to report kelsey to the authorities. >> she says that patrick did say that she did go to the police, but kelsey's family is influential in the police won't do anything. >> he's filed complaints with the department of human services over abuse, has gone to the hospital with her, as tried to file police repo

so kaylee. >> kaylee: has nobody seen irobot?uld potentially take down human beings. artificial intelligence is scary enough to be honest without putting it in a human like robot that can jump and run. >> tammy: i forgot about that, nicole. >> nicole: transformers, hello! this is a terrible idea. i am exactly with kaylee and i don't like the idea of robots. >> i think it is good and i would like to reach a few things here that reach may be, i'm in appearance be when you can scratch your back. >> griff: i don't like robots and i don't trust robots and i don't be nice to robots. i'm with kaylee, we should take a hint from the younger generation. i definitely don't trust them. >> tammy: now, it is time to put a dash in your phone. also for short, up 21% from 2020 and 50% from 2012. believe it or not, your phone is only the second most dangerous tech product. the first is televisions. because people hurt themselves lifting them. stop lifting them. distractive strolling is causing cuts, bruises, and even fractures as people bump into

>> kaylee: we can expect more of the same when it comes to the border crisis.hole bunch of nothing. they can keep sending foreign aid to other countries, they think they can incentivize and stem flow of migration by pouring money into the nations. it does the opposite. fox interviewed one of the migrantings who admitted they are sending migrants to the u.s., they know the biden administration will send more foreign aid to them. the premise is not working and that is the biden administration strategy. >> molly: tammy, u.s. is raising concern about fentanyl and asking mexico to do more. mexican officials said united states need to do more on guns heading back and forth. >> tammy: all of that is distraction. it is about busy work. what i can tell you, don't forget kamala harris was the first border czar. from the start, they intended this distraction. it is dynamic when it comes to people and how the census counts people residing in the states. that is not helping blue states that are losing other people to red states. i want to note, number of people, not just tr

jonathan hunt, jackie ibanez, kaylee mcghee white, and jack kalavritinos.enced flipping over a tablet with the option to tip. in fact, nearly 75% of all food and beverage transactions now ask for a tip. jackie, lead us off. >> it's outrageous. i think it's crazy. i get if someone is doing me a service, i'm sitting there and they are bringing the water and food and sorts of stuff. if you had any food across the counter, what are you tipping before? i have to pay for bags now at the grocery store. what in my tipping for? it's hard for me to wrap my head around. >> mike: fair point. lexi, your thoughts? >> it's out of control. when i go to my favorite fro-yo place and you literally do it all, they have a tip screen when you pay. i am such a sucker, i give them a little something because they are so sweet and they are, i feel bad. but it's totally out of control. >> mike: tipping guilt. jonathan, your thoughts? >> i think it's absolutely fine in every circumstance. i think everybody should creating tips. in fact, i think it might be time that n news anchor star

kaylee are, we're out of time.e fire, you bring the passion, and we do appreciate it. thank you very much is, kaylee. as always. >> thank you. ashley: let's take a quick look at the markets on this, the very last trade thing week of the year. we were in the green from the get go when the markets opened at a 9:30 eastern this morning, and that's pretty much where we are. trading volume is light, but never mind, the s&p, the nasdaq and the dow jones industrials all a up around half a percent. not bad at all. maybe the santa claus rally goes, continues on. kelly o'grady in for liz claman today. kelly, take it away. k cel well, ashley, i am going to try my very best to keep that green on the screen. [laughter] happy boxing day, my friend. ashley: thank you very much. i appreciate that. [laughter] kelly: all right, folks, well, santa looks like he might be hanging around, because it looks like this rally still has legs. the major averages all higher with just under an

one-word to kristin and kaylee. will desantis go up in the polls?: this was the highlight of his presidential campaign thus far. >> todd: kristin? >> probably a little bit, not enough to overtake trump. >> todd: that is the question. we'll see if he does work building or chipping away at that 50-point lead. thank you. carley. >> carley: this morning, house republicans will meet to decide whether to hold a housewide vote to launch impeachment inquiry into president biden. back in september, kevin mccarthy ordered the having, but the white house dismissed it, formalizing with a vote would pressure administration to comply with subpoena and request for information. the inquiry centers around hunter biden's foreign interest dealings. the white house is slamming the effort, calling the inquiry a baseless fishing expedition. also happening today, the house will vote for a third time on whether to expel new york congressman george santos after a house ethics report accusing him of lying to win the election. he says he will not resign. he is brushing the wh

the family of victim kaylee goncalves responding to the news on facebook priegt in part, kaylee unfortunatelyived a fun, happy life in that house. when the house is torn down, it will be a very sad day for me. teams from suspect bryan kohberger's defense visiting the house thursday and returning today, telling the university they intend to take photographs, measurements and possibly gather drone footage of the house in preparation for kohberger's trial which still has no trial date. it was inside these walls that xana kernodle, ethan chapin, madison mogen and kaylee goncalves were found stabbed to death in november of 2022. victims' families have called for the house to remain standing throughout the impending trial. >> the house is evidence probably one of the biggest pieces of evidence. >> reporter: the fbi went to the house in late october, the university saying they asked to gather information that will let them create a physical model of the home for trial so prosecutors can map out what they say happened that night. a knife sheath police say they recovered from the bed where kaylee gonc

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and washington examiner kaylee mcghee white joining me now. good to see you. joe biden far outpaces his predecessors in vacation days and there's a lot going on in the country and the middle east and everywhere. the optics, i don't think are very good. what say you. >> not at all. you're right, biden spent 40% of his presidency on vacation so far, whether that's at his delaware beach house, out in california, hawaii, now in the caribbean, where of course we would all love to be. here we are working because that is what you do. manging an appeal to the public and it would be one thing if he was trying to campaign for reelection, which he claims to be doing and has not yet held a public campaign event. he's not doing any of these things and this raises additional questions about whether he actually wants this job or whether he's capable of doing it at all. ache i think his handlers are getting very nervous any time he gets near a microphone and these celebrity softball interviews and speaks volumes within itself; right? >> he actively avoids the press and genera

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. >> it's been more than an year since ethan chapin, xana kernodle, madison mogen, kaylee goncalves,lled here. 29-year-old bryan kohberger has been killed with four counts of first-degree murder and awaiting trial. in speak of the best thing we can do for our community and students is to continue the healing process. our hearts go out to the families and those most closely touched by it. >> reporter: some of the family members wanted the house to remain standing through the trial. >> the house was considered the largest piece of evidence that they had. >> steve cohen call this is fighting to preserve all evidence linked to the murder of his daughter, kaylee. >> some of them will see things visually, some will be audible. i know there is a risk taking it down here to speak about the secretion and defense team say they have the crime scene details they need to build thei. the fbi took measurements and documented visuals from the home, but he fears it might not be enough. >> it won't become an issue later on in the case. >> reporter: with continuous delays, the trial for bryan kohberger

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had. >> steve goncalves is fighting to preserve all evidence linked to the murder of his daughter, kaylee never get inside every juror's mind. some of them will see things visually, some will be audible. i know there is a risk taking it down >> reporter: both the prosecution and defense teams say they have the crime scene details they need to build their cases. the fbi took measurements and documented visuals from the home, but goncalves fears it might not be enough. >> there haven't been enough communications for us to know for sure it won't become an issue later on in the case. >> reporter: with continuous delays, the trial for bryan kohberger is still months away. an exact date has not been said. families of the victims are calling for the case to move forward saying they want justice. >> major: elise preston, in moscow, idaho. texas governor greg abbott in a letter obtained by cbs news, the department of justice said it will pursue the lone star state if it enforces a law signed by abbott that makes illegal immigration a state crime and allows law enforcement officials there to arrest

the family of victim kaylee goncalves responding to the news on facebook writing, she undied in thate importantly kaylee lived a fun happy life in that house when the house is torn down, it will be a very sad day for me. teams from bryan kohberger's defense visiting the house on thursday and returning today telling the university they intend to take photographs, measurements and possibly gather drone footage of the house in preparation for kohberger's trial, which still has no trial date. it was inside these walls that the four students were found stabbed to death in november of 2022. the victims' families called for the house to remain standing throughout the impending trial. >> the house is evidence, probably one of the biggest pieces of evidence. >> reporter: the fbi went to the house in late october, the university saying they asked to gather information that will let them create a physical model of the home for trial, so prosecutors can map out what they say happened that night. a knife sheath, police say, they recovered from the bed where kaylee and madison were found dead on t

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guy: mark speaking kaylee's language through the length of beer. he was basically saying beer is really cheap. marcus: i know all about the excellent japanese beer and the cheapness of it. the yen is a double-edged sword. it's great in certain ways. by altering the yen it's done great. >> if the ecb suddenly pulls the plug and decides it will start cutting rates aggressively, how quickly can things move here? let's say the fed decides to do that. >> there's a long way for the yen to gain. could easily go back towards 120 and not change the economic landscape. i think the bank of japan is playing an absolute blinder. it does not need to hike anywhere near as much as it once would've done. as the fed and the ecb and bank of england wake up we will -- they can tweak perhaps half of what they may need. they have just literally played an absolute blinder because they've taken the time just as everyone is cutting. well played to them i say. >> ticking the box for marcus ashworth. enda curran, marcus at -- marcus ashworth, inc. you very much indeed. more

that is an awfully bad number, kaylee mcghee. >> he has a new long among democrats with key voters as you mention. i find it interesting according hollywood as an effort to make up ground. that reveals something about the democratic party, which is they are not interested in representing multiethnic working-class anymore appear they are the party of the rich, educated, white, and famous. that is clearly what biden communicated by according the hollywood celebrities. >> trace: i want to know what you make a maybe i will get both of your take on this if we have time, the president said if not for donald trump running come i might not run. it was a big statement, kind of surprising and a lot of democrats were like what? >> you want your presidents to run for what they will do for the country. they are in no matter who they are upon is. to hear this confession to say it really does depend on the fact a certain opponent i might face him in this case, former president trump, we need to show is not all there and is not all in. >> trace: it really does, kaylee and maybe have a different take

the prosecution team was at the house where kaylee goncalves, ethan chapin, xana kernodle and madisonere stabbed to death in november of 2022. the university plans to demolish the house next week during the school's winter break. kaylee's father wants the house to remain until the trial is over telling nbc news he hopes the school reconsiders. >> if they tear it down and one jury member says, i wanted to see that place, i wanted to go inside there, i had questions that couldn't be answered, they'll be accountable. >> reporter: new hope for four grieving families justice will be served in the new year. >> when your child dies, they don't just die once. they die every time you wake up. it's terrible you have to wait this long to have justice. >> reporter: a legal expert says she expects the trial will last longer than six weeks because prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. another curve ball could be the defense will ask for a change of venue suggesting that kohberger would not get a fair trial in this small community where the murders took place. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>

. >> in a new statement, the families of kaylee goncalves and xana kernodle argue the house is also a critical piece of evidence, saying when the victims can't speak, you have to speak for them. when you feel someone is hurting the case, they say having access to the house could eventually help with key questions, such as could the surviving roommates hear a dog barking from the third floor? screams can you hear those same sounds from the bottom apartment? goncalves. kernodle ethan chapin, and madison mogen were found stabbed to death in the home in november last year. prosecutors allege brian coberger, a criminal phd student at nearby washington state university, broke in and killed them. he did not offer a plea, so the judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. the fbi recently canvased the home in october, gathering data to create visual aids that can be used during the trial. >> visual aids. >> they provide more information that allow for the understanding of photographs and videos they can provide measurements. >> they can provide the location of walls, for example, or the di

the university of idaho demolished the home where ethan chapin, xana kernodle, madison mogen, and kaylee goncalves were stabbed to death. >> nice to see the house come down. >> reporter: two victims' families pleaded with the university and prosecutors office to halt the demolition until after the trial, saying it could still be relevant to the jury the court has yet to set a date for that trial. the prosecution argues that they've already collected measurements for any possible exhibits, and due to idaho code, a jury walk-through wouldn't be authorized. >> getting rid of this daily reminder of the horrific event that happened here is a relief and a step in healing. >> reporter: the university acknowledging security concerns and the $700 daily fee to protect the property factored into their decision. prosecutors have requested a six-week summer trial date in the death penalty case legal experts believe the defense will seek a venue transfer to a larger city with a larger jury pool how much does that disrupt the timeline of getting to trial? >> that shouldn't change things. in fact, that

kaylee hartung, thank you for that reporting. that's going to do it for us.derful weekend and your day is off to a strong start. i'll see you back here tomorrow same time, same place. until then i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york, josÉ diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. and good morning, it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific, i'm josÉ diaz-balart. right now in tennessee, residents are sifting through a path of destruction after powerful tornados tore through the weekend killing six people including a toddler. >>> meanwhile, brand new polling on the state of the 2024 race. former president trump grows his lead in iowa just five weeks before the state's caucuses. steve kornacki is here with why trump's advantage is so significant. >>> in washington, ukrainian presidenten

the family of victim kaylee goncalves writing in part, kaylee unfortunately died in that house but morethat house. when the house is torn down, it will be a very sad day for me. teams from the defense telling the university they intend to take photographs, measurements and possibly gather drone footage of the house in preparation for bryan kohberger's trial which still has no trial date. it was inside these walls that the students were found stabbed to death in november of 2022 the victims' families have called for the house to remain standing throughout the impending trial. >> the house is evidence probably one of the biggest pieces of evidence. >> reporter: the fbi went to the house in late october. the university saying they asked to gather information that will let them create a physical model of the home for trial so prosecutors can map out what they say happened that night a knife sheathe police say they recovered from the bed on the third floor of that home. prosecutors allege that bryan kohberger's dna was a match to dna taken from the knife sheathe. according to court papers, o

the house was demolished despite pleas from kaylee goncalves' family. >> they tear it down and one jury member says i wanted to see that place and go inside there. i had questions that could not be answered. >> the university of idaho saying we feel certain that now is the right time to move forward with the healing that comes with the demolition. >> and after eight years behind bars, gypsy rose blanchard is free. she was released from the correctional facility in missouri after the sentence for second-degree murder. she pled guilty in 2016 after planning the murder of her mother deeddee with her boyfriend. >> and two men discovered a mangled truck with a 27-year-old pinned inside. >> i woke him up and he looked right at me with his eyes wide open. relief. >> he survived for six days by drinking rain water until he was found. >> mom always liked you best. >> tom smothers of the smothers brothers comedy duo died as the age of 86 after a recent battle with cancer. ♪ some of you don't like ♪♪ >> tom and dick's style in the 1960s helped pave the way for bold social commentary on tv. they pe

. >> in a new statement, the families of kaylee goncalves and xana kernodle argue the house is also a critical piece of evidence, saying when the victims can't speak, you have to speak for them. when you feel someone is hurting the case. they say having access to the house could eventually help with key questions such as could the surviving roommates hear a dog barking from the third floor? screams can you hear those same sounds from the bottom apartment? goncalves. kernodle ethan chapin, and madison mogen were found stabbed to death in the home in november last year. prosecutors allege. brian coburger, a criminology phd student at nearby washington state university, broke in and killed them. he did not offer a plea, so the judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. the fbi recently canvased the home in october, gathering data to create visual aids that can be used during the trial. >> visual aids. they provide more information that allow for the understanding of photographs and videos they can provide measurements. they can provide the location of walls, for example, or the direc

then it's going to be pretty difficult to achieve what you are recommending that i mean kaylee and the developing. well the alignment is still seen as a great thing even by religious figures. as regards the secular enlightenment in latin america, asia, africa, the alignment is a big deal in right. aging to correct us. how did they, how did they do that trick given that they have poetry, odd little j, all of is on this. i like i and in fairness, i mean the enlightenment has had some, you know, a revival s and the west. and sometimes the wars by the united states can now be defended. as you know, spreading the enlightenment to the dark rounds where, you know, religion. uh, you know, as pervasive, but in the 1940s it was crucial that the soviet union was saying that it started for the enlightened reasons, science, progress, and the cold war liberals kind of gave up any investment. and those things are worried that saying you are for the enlightenment and reason would lead you to side with the soviets. and so my, my basic argument is that called more liberals prevented or presented a more

then it's going to be pretty difficult to achieve what you're recommending that i mean kaylee and the developing. well, the alignment is still seen as a great thing, even by religious figures, as they're called the secular enlightenment in latin america is your advocate of the alignment is a big deal in right aging, to correct us. how did they, how did they do that trick given that they have poetry, odd little j, all of is on the lake. and in fairness, i mean, the enlightenment has had some, you know, a revival s and the west. and sometimes the wars by the united states can now be defended, as you know, spreading the enlightenment to the dark rounds where, you know religion uh, you know, as pervasive. but in the 1940s, it was crucial that the soviet union was saying that it started for the enlightened reasons, science, progress, and the cold war liberals kind of gave up any investment. and those things are worried that saying you are for the enlightenment. and reason would lead you to side with the soviets. and so my, my basic argument is that cold war liberals prevented or presented

then it's gonna be pretty difficult to achieve what you're recommending that i mean kaylee in the developing well the enlightenment is still seen as a great thing even by religious figures as are caught the secular enlightenment in latin america is your african. it'd be like, what is a big deal in right aging to correct us. how did they, how did they do that trick given? did they have poetry, odd literature, all of is on the lake. and in fairness, i mean the enlightenment has had some, you know, a revival, less than the west. and sometimes the wars by the united states can now be defended . as you know, spreading the enlightenment to the dark rounds where, you know, religion. uh, you know, as pervasive, but in the 1940s it was crucial that the soviet union was saying that it started for the enlightened reasons, science, progress, and the cold war liberals kind of gave up any investment. and those things are worried that saying you are for the enlightenment and reason would lead you to side with the soviets. and so my, my basic argument is that cold, more liberals prevented and presented a mo

madison logan, kaylee gonsalves nodal and ethan chapin were all found brutally stabbed to death in their off-campus apartment. coburg was arrested in pennsylvania at his parents. house and flown back to idaho to face the murder charges. he waived his right to a speedy trial. and the legal process has moved painfully slow for the victims. families with no exact time frame for trial at this point. >> i don't want to hear that. like i want to see this guy die. like i don't want him breathing any longer. they say only weapon in already know he's not not the help that i think how i think of terrifying, agonizing torture day in and day out. >> you are sentenced to the custody of the state board of corrections to serve the maximum allowed sentence. affixed determinant term of life imprisonment with no possibility of parole. >> doomsday mom, lori vallow convicted of murdering her children, jj and tylee and conspiring to kill her husband's previous wife. tammy, the july 2023 verdict coming after an agonizing trial. prosecutors said vallow joined a religious cult and believed her children were evi

. >> reporter: it's been more than a year since ethan chapin, xana kernodle, madison mogen and kaylee been charged with four counts of first-degree murder and is still awaiting trial. >> the biggest thing we can do for our community and for our students is to continue that healing process. our hearts certainly go out to the families and those most closely touched by it. >> reporter: some of those family members wanted the house to remain standing through the trial. >> that house was considered the largest piece of evidence that they had. >> reporter: steve goncalves is fighting to preserve all evidence linked to the murder of his daughter kaylee. >> can never get inside every juror's mind, and some of them are going to see things visually. some are going to be audible. i just know there's a risk taking it down. >> reporter: both the prosecution and defense teams say they have the crime scene details they need to build their cases. the fbi took measurements and documented visuals from the home. but goncalves fears it might not be enough. >> there hasn't been enough communications for u

or there what are theories, the trash can subscribe some how spread that, you know, gas kaylee on around the field so that the plane would lose their reading station and full on the ground. this was just despicable and this was unfortunately, it covered and supported by left and by the yellow slough could choose the most powerful postman for when you were in the last 10 years. so no, i think what's going on. uh okay, that's not the give too much praise to don't know to ask. this is not democracy. this is no decency, this is not integrity. he is just taking his revenge, but they causation. so again, you were ludicrous just blanket causation. so again, stress, you know, so in this retrace and she is a victim of because for several years uh, the infamous lights were spread. but that doesn't make him a good person. that doesn't make him a friend of russia. he will of course, continue with the rooster full policy, but maybe some of these people who basically pocket that public money. what can that commission? maybe some of them will face justice and that's will be only fair. make sure you're

kaylee mcgee white joins us now. the president resting up before the new year.e anything the president can do to make things better when it comes to polling? things are solidifying for donald trump? >> he can start campaigning, which he's barely done. he's spent 40% of his presidency on vacation. he is in st. croix. it would be one thing if he were out on the campaign trail or in front of the press asking reporters questions, he's not. you have reports from within the white house of aides saying we troo to shield him because they are worried about what happens when he is in front of the cameras. >> todd: when you look at trump's lead, how much is desire to have somebody working hard all the time behind the desk, not 40% of the time. we are a hard-working lot, how much lead you see with trump, i'm tired of the personality. i know he x's and tweets too m much, but he workings hard. >> he is being attacked and people believe directly by the biden administration and the colorado supreme court discussion trying to bar him from the state's ballot. there is certainly t

so hutch isn't occupied the story, so i'm not kaylee. washington has, are all the different do is on closing tensions that was really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is saying, really just reiterating his policy that the palestinian authority is not the best option for the gaza strip once the war is over. in fact, he is quite strong. in his wording saying, but he will not let it happen. but the americans, in contrast, want to see a revitalized palestinian authority take over saying that the palestinian people perhaps voting process sees in the governance, needs to be at the center and the gaza should remain palestinian land. this is not any sort of shift from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in fact, during the entirety of the war, among his goals was to ensure that these release feel no threat in the future are coming from gaza. and he says that a military presence and a security presence for an unknown amount of time in the gaza strip. the form really of a military occupation is the only way is real, can ensure that however, public

or there were serious depression subscript somehow spread that, you know, gas kaylee them around the field so that, that's plain we'll lose orientation and full on the ground. this was just despicable. and this was, unfortunately, it covered and supported by left and by you also can choose the most powerful person in full and during the last time you so no, i think what's going on. uh okay, that's not the give too much praise to uh, don't know to ask. this is not democracy. this is no decency, this has nothing to agree to. he is just the, the confusing revenge, but they cause agents against you what, what would you course just blanket causation. say, gaze brush, you know, so this to trace and sees a big deal because for several years uh, the infamous lights were spread. but that doesn't make him a good 1st and that doesn't make him a friend of russia. he will of course, continue with the rooster for 40. see, what's may be some of these people who basically book at the public money a walk in that commission. maybe some of them will phase just so that's will be only fair to make sure y

to the central banks, the russian central bank, the people who will very quickly the retail will kaylee. i understand that then that and the resilience fact and, but didn't very quickly where should the retail investor? i put a gold still worthwhile in the face of uh you can only catastrophe in western europe in the united states. absolutely. and, and just to be clear, i recommend a 10 percent allocation of goal and you know, seasons a chase, if you're more comfortable 5 percent or you want little bit more of this up to you don't put 50 percent in goal. don't put a 100 percent goal that's. that's just bad investing. no matter what the hours the classes. ok time percent. yes. well we're not giving investment advice. we have to say of course and, but i'll put a, you know, my $0.10 which is 10 percent from my assets, definitely in the gym regards. thank you so much. i a nice that's over the show. remember, we're bringing you new episodes every sunday and monday until then. you can keep in touch by all law social media if it's not sensitive in your country and had to channel the grantee on

or there were theories that trash and subscript somehow spread that you know, gas kaylee them around the field so that the plane would lose orientation. and for when the ground this was just despicable. and this was, unfortunately, it confidence both of them by and by the you also have the most powerful person and for when you're in the last 10 years. so um no, i think what's going on. okay, that's not the give too much brace to, don't know to ask. this is no democracy. this is no decency, this has nothing deborah to he is just the take and he's revenge. but they cause ations against you. what, what would you course just like and cause agents that gaze dress, you know? so you know this to trace and see if he could do because for several years uh, being from his life more spread. but that doesn't make him a good person. that doesn't make him a friend of russia. he will of course, continue with the rooster full policy. but maybe some of these people who basically pocket that public money, a walk in that commission. maybe some of them will phase just to so that's will be only fair. mean

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>> kaylee: two huge moments for governor desantis, we were texting about how exciting the debate was, great job by sean hannity to put up the facts with sourcing, cdc, bureau of labor and statistics. you couldn't go against the facts and gavin newsom tried dochlt we have a facts prospect or messaging problem? in press, you can't solve the facts problem, you solve the messaging problem. gavin newsom, single best messenger in the democratic party unable to package the rotting pile of facts before him because california is in a state of failure. i gave him a c. he came across sharp. he still came across convincing to a certain segment of the population. if not trying to unseat joe biden. if not coming in 2024, coming in '28. what an effective moment when sean hannity, model for the whole of the republican party, asked him and did not let him back away, do you want restrictions on abortion in seventh, eighth or ninth month? these are full-term babies, he would not say there should be a single restriction on killing a full-term baby. every american needs to watch that, abortion is an an ac