bush and kaylee mcghee white at the fellow steamboat institute and independent raymond's form.tatement from the nigpresident last night? >> the man jumped to a conclusion on the border patrol with migrants when it illegally entered river don't jump toan conclusiond . isis is a hateful ideology imported into the united statesh we will do everything we can to defeat isis everywhere it is. we will do everything to expel hamas and pro-hamas protesters from the streets of the united states of america and we will not stop until we destroyei this ideology and protect americans from it. that is what a president should have said after they attacked.he i'm not worried how much time it took himere to say it. there is a hesitancy for the president to get out and say things. but it does what he said more importantly what he didn't say that is the problem.>> c >> charlie: you know, kaylee,or he is right about that and it'sl noast just what he said or thed frslowness of what he said last night, but it is also what weeas heard from him over the past four years trying to blame,ul trying to spec

what would you sell, kaylee? >> probably baby clothes and i would say diapers.ou finally changed a diaper, and i'm so proud. greg. >> yeah, i did change a diaper. you're welcome. kudlow. >> you were not funny. >> what's your problem? sandra? you got a problem with me? >> it's just not funny. do you have a question, greg? >> yeah, that was the question. >> yes, i just asked it. >> say breakfast. i don't think enough people sell. >> so it would be a diner. >> you'd open a diner? >> no. well, and you're on the business channel, so wait, they just. >> you just have a store that sells breakfast in a box? >> quick breakfast. i don't think anybody wants to sit down. >> do you cook it there, sandra? >> a drive through question. >> that's called a drive through. >> and now i'm getting i think that's called like a 7-eleven. you can go in and you buy an egg, but you're so you wouldn't cook it. you would just here's your breakfast and it's in a box. where do you live, sandra? >> people who don't want mcdonald's, but they want a quick breakfast. >> that's maybe like a diner.

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kaylee. but one thing remains the same love overcomes evil. and it's my fervent wish, and i'm sure i speak for all americans that love washes over the families impacted abundantly. and the same can be said for the survivors, some of whom unfortunately have a very long road ahead to recovery. and we want to also say thanks to law enforcement for saving the lives of so many. kaylee. >> kevin corke so tragic and beautiful words there at the end. thank you so much, kevin. you bet. we are praying for all the victims families. and i heard that reporting about a single mom, a boy four years old, without his mom because of that horrific attack and our prayers this evening. >> welcome to this special edition of hannity

and, kaylee, right now i want to take our viewers to the north side of houston, where an fbi swat teamnd local police have surrounded a house that is in some way connected to this morning's terror attack here in new orleans. we don't know if the suspect if this is their home, but we do know that they did live there in the houston area at some point. so whether or not this is his home or the home of someone who is connected to that is not clear. but we did see police take at least one person into custody already. and for the past few hours, we are told that police have been going house to house in that neighborhood to clear out everyone who lives nearby before they move in on that home, because they are concerned there could be explosive devices inside. that concern stems from the fact that police here in new orleans not only found an improvised explosive device inside the truck used in this morning's attack, they also found multiple ieds that were left in different parts of the french quarter. and they also have surveillance video showing three men and one woman placing those devices a

kaylee, just when you think it can't get any worse, they're scaring the crap out of people with thesergency evacuation orders. what did this thing went off for? the entire county? >> yeah, it went off apparently once. and then it was going off again and again for many people, according to reports. and then people don't know who to trust. and at this point, how can you trust the government? i mean, we've learned the modus operandi of democrats. and what is that? it's divert responsibility and point to shiny objects and divert responsibility. gavin newsom was asked by anderson cooper two days ago, why are the fire hydrants running dry? he said, oh, ask a local official. could you imagine desantis doing that during a hurricane? no. he stepped in and fixed the pine island bridge in three days. gavin newsom just points to local officials. then he puts out a letter just moments ago, and the letter says, i'm demanding answers on the water. you're the leader of california. you are the chief executive. and then he goes on with biden and talks about misinformation. this blew my mind because i r

fox's kaylee skyler has the latest on the storm. >> this is awesome. best snow day ever. >> much of the country is digging out from the first big winter storm of the year. it dumped near record levels of snow throughout a huge part of the u.s, from the midwest to the east coast. more than 200,000 customers woke up without power on tuesday, and thousands of flights have been delayed or canceled. and it's not much better on the roads, where crews are scrambling to clear away the snow before it ices over. >> our crews are not going to stop. they are going to keep working 24 over seven until we get the roads back into a better shape. be patient. don't get back on the roads yet. >> the main concern tuesday, about 31 million americans are facing bitter cold and winter weather advisories as a polar vortex pulls cold air down from the north pole, and a new winter storm is developing over texas that will keep temperatures 12 to 25 degrees below normal into the weekend. >> the ice and snow will not melt, and some of these areas are just not used to dealing with

we got kaylee white who is independent women features and journalism fellow and carl fredrik, directorthe tech policy center at the heritage foundation and former counterintelligence officer for the defense department. welcome to everyone. in store a nearly, summer day. indeed that many of us were not expecting as we went to bed and robbery and optimism and well, to this horrific news. joining me now, we've got fox news justice corresponded david spunt that he is at the white house with more details as they emerge. david? >> president biden is continuing to get updates. secretary alec mayorkas as well as our treene general merrick garland, fbi director christopher wray. the fbi is leading this case. we did hear from the president. he spent the night new year's eve in delaware at his home in the first lady or attending camp david for the day. here's what he has to say about this terrible tragedy. watch. [away from microphone] >> you understand that the person crossed the border? >> i'm not going to comment [indistinct]. [away from microphone] >> can you say if he was a foreigner or if h

. >> and as fox's kaylee skyler reports, millions remain in the grip of an icy blast making travel hazardous. >> this is awesome. best snow day ever. >> much of the country is digging out from the first big winter storm of the year. it dumped near record levels of snow throughout a huge part of the u.s, from the midwest to the east coast. more than 200,000 customers woke up without power on tuesday, and thousands of flights have been delayed or canceled. and it's not much better on the roads, where crews are scrambling to clear away the snow before it ices over. >> our crews are not going to stop. they are going to keep working 24 over seven until we get the roads back into a better shape. be patient. don't get back on the roads yet. >> the main concern tuesday, about 31 million americans are facing bitter cold and winter weather advisories as a polar vortex pulls cold air down from the north pole, and a new winter storm is developing over texas that will keep temperatures 12 to 25 degrees below normal into the weekend. >> the ice and snow will not melt, and some of these areas are just not

nbc's kaylee hartung here in the studio with the highlights. kaylee, good morning. >> i'm guessing it was hard to get to bed early in your house last night. as we all know, playoff football hits different. the biggest names in the nfl reminded us of that this weekend. the ravens, texans and bills and eaes, all claiming victory at home. but the commanders clinched a playoff win for the first time in nearly 20 years. that's the early talk of the push to the super bowl. >> and it is in! >> reporter: the nfl wild card weekend, delivering commanding performances and punishihing hi. as sunday night's matchup in tampa bay finished in wild fashion. >> the washingngton commders off the upright! >> reporter: the commanders winning off a last-second field goal off the upright. >> it is good! they do it again. we'll see you in detroit. >> reporter: washington's first playoff victory since 2005. you were 5 years old the last time washington won a playoff. how big is this moment? >> it means a lot, man. you can see all the fans over here. they waited a long

kaylee. but one thing remains the same love overcomes evil. and it's my fervent wish, and i'm sure i speak for all americans that love washes over the families impacted abundantly. and the same can be said for the survivors, some of whom unfortunately have a very long road ahead to recovery. and we want to also say thanks to law enforcement for saving the lives of so many. kaylee. >> kevin corke so tragic and beautiful words there at the end. thank you so much, kevin. you bet. we are praying for all the victims families. and i heard that reporting about a single mom, a boy four years old, without his mom because of that horrific attack and our prayers this evening. >> welcome to this special edition of hannity. >> i'm jason chaffetz in for sean. >> and tonight americans are on edge and security is tight. >> after 14 innocent americans celebrating the new year in new orleans were brutally murdered by an islamic extremist inspired by isis. >> sadly, this wasn't the only act of terror in the new year. >> across the country, in las vegas, an indiv

kaylee hartung has the message behind the book that suddenly everybody is talking about. that is you. >>> and welcome back. guys, there's been quite the interesting development tied to jenna's very first morning boost. >> i don't think it's because of my boost. but on monday, y'all, we showed you the eagle's a.j. brown who was reading a self-help book on the sidelines duringunday's playoff winnegan -- win against the packers. that moment went viral, and now the book is a bestseller. >> and a read with jenna pick. >> i have chosen it, yeah. >> just kidding. >> the author suddenly got viral fame. >> i couldn't bring you copies. couldn't find them anywhere in new york, and amazon couldn't get them here that fast. the book is called "inner excellence," training for the best possible life. the author is certainly living the best possible life this week. he calls it a manual for motivation and self-mastery. so far it is working out pretty well for one of the eagles' best players. >> i haven't seen so many people read books. >> reporter: "inner excellence" is now an overnight be

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kaylee mcghee, white to you first. it took 16 hours. he spoke for three minutes. it was total teleprompter because the teleprompter went down at one point. not really confidence inducing. what did you think? >> no. and that's what makes this tragedy so much more alarming is the fact that apparently we have a commander in chief who can barely be dragged out of bed to give a few brief remarks on on how he's still being updated before shuffling off, refusing to take any questions. >> and again, this is hours after the crisis began to unfold. in fact, president elect donald trump released a statement of his own before biden had even said a word publicly. this is extremely concerning, and a big question that i have for the american public is, is no one concerned that biden's apparent physical weakness could potentially invite further crises like these? a lot of us have been warning since the election that we were entering a very dangerous period of time, where our enemies know that they have a limited time frame in which to act. because of biden's weakness and because

. >> charlie: ari, kaylee, thank you so much. that is that for us tonight and charlie hurt in for laura ingraham and thank you for watching this special edition of "the ingraham angle." ♪ ♪ >> a fox news alert, fox goes inside new orleans suspects home as a terrorist and more coming out about his path to terrorism. speaking to former fbi agent on the similarities between new orleans terrorist suspect and the driver of the cybertruck that exploded in las vegas. >> in politics, they will be a crucial vote on capitol hill today for house speaker help president-elect trump starts his second term. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a very busy morning i am todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier and carley shimkus has that they'll. the latest on today's terrorist attack. >> louisiana top tourism is pointing fingers for what he calls excuses from new orleans city leaders as to the missing barricades at the entrance of bourbon street saying this about the mayor latoya cantrell. i've held my tongue long enough. her lack of lead

that would be something. >> thank you, kaylee. more on the golden globes.of audrey plaza's husband, jeff baena. liz kreutz is following that story for us. >> it's just tragic news. more on how jeff baena died and how he is being honored, including a touching tribute from a fellow film maker at the golden globes right after this. so now that you're 50 or older, and at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia and ipd be proactive with capvaxive- a vaccine specifically designed for adults to help protect against pneumonia and invasive disease caused by certain types of pneumococcal bacteria. capvaxive is the only vaccine that helps protect against the strains that cause 84% of ipd in adults 50 or older compared with up to 52% by other pneumococcal conjugate vaccines. don't get capvaxive if you're allergic to the vaccine or its ingredients. tell your doctor if you have a weakened immune system. common side effects include injection-site reactions, feeling tired, headache, muscle aches, and fever. whether you've had another pneumococcal vaccine or not ask your

kaylee? caleb? >> how can you remember after all we did?whole segment don't let greg find out. >> greg: people reacting to what they see versus what they were told to the government -- by the government and i think that is what is happening at all of these countries it is like people are saying they are acting on what we see we know trudeau is a fraud we don't need him anymore. >> the hope sets up the world leaders got together and the liberals administration and they decide to focus all of their strengths on imaginary monsters. only chasing puff the magic environment of dragon. spending all of this money on the green new deal and all of the fake terrorists, not the real ones, moms and dads, truck drivers, anybody who stood in the way while they all made huge money and spread it around and then the jig was up with america [bleep] and comes downhill. a lot of guys are getting out now so they don't go to the embarrassment so it is too late. trump will not tell on them. he has assembled a team with huge axes to grind with the way that the worl

i'm looking at myself and kaylee talking about the wildfires that we'll get back to in a moment.s the inauguration of president-elect trump. they are planning a little shock and awe, which i think is probably an apt term. how do you see their planning in order to overwhelm everybody with their preparedness? >> i think the motto is go big or go home this time. trump has had four years to think about this and given it a lot of thought in pure numbers. they've indicated 100 executive actions. biden holds the record for the most executive orders on day one. he had 15 and then he had two executive actions. almost every predecessor had one on the first day. trump wants to not just double but triple and quadruple and beyond with 100 executive orders. the consent is what i'm interested in. five executive orders on immigration. he said expect way more than that. the content will be as interesting as -- >> pete hegseth at 9:30 confirmation tomorrow. jd vance interesting with shannon. he this is the biden folks have left them a mess and made the point this way. watch. >> president biden has

. >> emily harris and kaylee.y're taking on the hot topics with powerful perspective and smart insight.y with code tv prize picks. >> run your game. >> the la wildfires are being fanned by powerful winds, creating extremely critical fire conditions. the blaze is growing, and californians who haven't evacuated are sleeping with one eye open. dozens are dead and dozens more are missing. jay leno says his city looks like it was nuked. >> it's unbelievable. it's the biggest natural disaster. not that 911 was a natural disaster, but it's literally on that scale. i mean, it's 10,000 buildings. i mean, you can't even if you drove all day, you couldn't see 10,000 buildings. i mean, you get on that hill and you look for miles and there's nothing, it looks like hiroshima or just some horrible thing. >> biden's response to an american city getting leveled and thousands losing their homes. $700 checks. maybe he'll write his name on them this time. if kamala was still campaigning, she'd be in california wearing a bright yellow

emily harris and kaylee. they're taking on the hot topics with powerful perspective and smart insight. yours today@talkline.com. >> all right. the internet is buzzing over very interesting interactions at jimmy carter's state funeral in d.c. earlier today. obama, trump. they were seen laughing together, talking at length, prompting kamala harris to glare at them at one particular point. take a look. here are. >> those. son of a gun. >> now, numerous lip readers have tried to interpret what was being said, one claiming trump told obama they will need to find a quiet place to discuss a matter of importance. here now, with body language expert susan constantine is with us. well, i thought he was saying, i know you voted for me, barack. come on, admit it. you can tell me. nobody's. nobody will know. how did you interpret that exchange? because i've. i've got to find out what happened. i really do. >> yeah. you know, this was really interesting. sean, thank you so much for bringing that up. what if you look at pre

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kaylee hartung has the details. >> reporter: the stars were shining brightly left made at the 82nd goldenrting actress, a first for zoe saldana. >> what i've witnessed, is standing up for each other and celebrating each other and it is so beautiful. >> reporter: the brutalist about a holocaust survivor's experience took the award for best drama and best actor for adrien brody. >> it is a story about human capacity for creation. >> shogun. >> reporter: and shogun taking four golden globes including best drama series and wins in three acting categories. >> this is a very big present for me. >> reporter: how do you process the impact you see shogun having on audiences? >> it's breaking the wall within cultures. >> reporter: many of the night's winners including wicked director reflecting on the impact art can have. >> pessimism and cynicism rule the planet right now. we can still make art that is a radical act of optimism. >> reporter: the night's standout speech delivered by demi moore. >> this is the first time i have won anything as an actor. >> reporter: her role in the substance winning