i am kayleigh mcenany joined by fox business co anchors.mer trump white house advisor mercedes and in the center seat david. the covid fight was a key part of the 2020 covid race with president biden said he had a strategy to beat back the virus and featured that 7 point plan on his campaign website. it's still there. he promised to provide clear national guidance and in office took several republican governors to task claiming they were undermining his approach. >> some state officials are passing laws or signing orders that forbid people from doing the right thing. as of now 7 states not only band mask mandates but banned them in school districts. if you are not going to help, at least get out of the way of the people trying to do the right thing. use your power to save hives. >> now as covid cases rage out of control across the country, despite his mask mandates and vaccine mandates the president is trying to avoid blame again saying this. >> there is no federal solution. this gets solved at the state level. it gets down to where the rub

kayleigh mcenany thank you for joining us this morning and congratulations on the book. >> thank you leigh. with that busy show here and busy show ahead on "fox & friends." it starts right now, bye-bye. ♪ ♪ >> skyrocketing violent crime gripping the country. >> 12 major cities now have hit all-time homicide records. >> this is happening because democratic leadership have pushed policies like defunding police. >> senate republicans, with the help of a couple of democrats vote to block president biden's federal vaccine mandates for private employers. >> businesses have told me, you know, it's put them in a heck of a bind. they should have some relief. >> blm backing jussie smollett as the jury begins deliberations. >> black lives matter has no credibility what they're doing right now is further tryingo

in moments, kayleigh mcenany will weigh-in.s hahn capitol hill for us. hi, hillary. >> hi, martha. lawmakers today, republicans and democrats on capitol hill say have heard over and over from parents that they think instagram is toxic for their kids. lawmakers grilling the head of instagram today said not only do they think instagram is not doing enough to protect kids on their platform, but that the algorithm instagram uses entraps kids in this poisonous content. earlier this week, instagram announced new tools for teens to take breaks, limits on contents and tags that limit teams. the top republican, marsha blackburn, says he doesn't think the changes are enough to give parents peace of mind. >> is that enough to really feel or for parents to feel like kids should be safe on instagram? >> it isn't enough. there's a lot of things that i think it sounded great to say, okay, in principal we can do this. but a timetable and how they do it and when they do it, they didn't check those boxes. >> the head of instagram today, adam mos

we have exciting news tomorrow kayleigh mcenany's book "for such a time as this" is officially releasedith president trump but even about that my journey through life finding my husband, daughter, baby boy and having breast cancer brca2 mutation and how jesus christ was by my side through the highs and the lows. >> i can personally attest it is an incredible book. i love how you weave in kayleigh mcenany your experience and your family. absolutely amazing and out tomorrow and now, here is "america reports." >> sandra: congrats, a fox team alert to kick off "america reports." a brand-new week u.s. officials with a russian invasion of ukraine could be months away. ahead of discussion tomorrow between president biden and russian plaque president vladimir putin. watching all of it, hello sandra smith in new york, john, hi. >> john: very busy news wise, john roberts from washington fox news has obtain satellite image of russian combat troops and equipment staging near the ukraine border.

kayleigh mcenany. cailee, let's start with you. were you stunned to see this?he talked to the "l.a. times," the san francisco chronicle. cbs television and then this story. >> well, first cnn -- i just said that cnn hit piece against kamala harris you know you have an issue when cnn is come out against you or at least the reporting is cnn had three dozen sources. citing the kamala harris' office. this article in the "new york times," again a liberal publication had two dozen sources. what was so to me in this piece, brian is the opening antidote where they talk about joe manchin coming into the white house left wing about to go into the oval office and painterly kamala harris is there with joe biden. rather than bringing kamala into the meeting, he says to her, you know, give a smile i'm paraphrasing here, say hello to joe manchin and then she goes back to her office. she felt sidelined in the resulting headline was you know, we need kamala to win not necessarily to govern. but what is interesting to me while kamala may see that antidote and say i'm being sidel

this is and "outnumbered" and this is emily compagno, joined by my cohost harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany. hosts of kennedy on fox business, kennedy, and in the center seat, fox and friends cohost and author of the president of the freedom fighter, brian kilmeade a brian kilmeade. thankfully no one was hurt in the early morning arson attack and the suspect is now in custody but while police don't know what the motive was the crime is just another sad example of the senseless attacks plaguing cities run by democrats who have instituted some controversial policies. here is new york city's police commissioner dormant shape. >> it's the same old song in terms of what we are seeing, we are seeing mental illness, disregard for common decency. but when you have mass amounts of people put back on the streets that have traditionally been held in jail, we see some of that permeate here as well. that's just a fact and it's a fact that people don't want to talk about. >> emily: it's just a fact that people don't want to talk about it but we are talking about here on fox because it happened on our doo

kayleigh mcenany? >> kayleigh: wow. she went on and criticism of the trump administration's plan to call these individuals secret federal agents and her exact words were, there is a wave of opposition in my city but now she's taking a very different tune. but hundreds and hundreds have lost their life because of the politicization of crime. in chicago, we see this everywhere. i remember one week mayor wheeler, the federal agents who went to stop the burning down of buildings on the violence that we saw here. it jim clyburn played into it, and we were routinely hearing this rhetoric from the left and unfortunately it comes in a very deadly price. >> harris: it you know last hour leslie, we talked about the 57 children who have been shot and killed in chicago this year and at my question was, what does mayor lightfoot say now to those families? i'm not saying every single life would be different but if she says this is what it's going to take to change lives going forward, maybe they could have all been saved. >> leslie:

kayleigh mcenany you spoke about it. i was there for 4 years. it's lying dog years. are there for 1 year and it feels like 7. symone sanders 2 years and then 1 year, that's a lot of work. it's easy to write that off, but it's true. >> that's a great point. >> did you hear what jen psaki said? we carried the white house press briefing live last hour. the glowing words about symone sanders. that was telling. considering the fact she wanted that woman's job and everybody knows it. >> well, everyone around washington knows it, she was promised a job on the campaign trail. there is a lot of in fighting to begin with. >> that would be upsetting. symone sanders was passed over and kamala harris passed over for pete buttigieg. rumors that the west wing his name is in a whisper campaign. coming up in a rare move the lead prosecutor overseeing the investigation into tuesday's michigan high school shooting might seek charges against the suspect's parents. more on that next. veteran homeowners. if you haven't refinanced yet, get in on record low rates now. the newday two and a q

for such a time as this, kayleigh mcenany. think that comes from the bible. >> yes. >> before we get to that. i don't mind tough questions, i just want them to be asked of both sides with same frequency. what was your experience. >> it was not bad, i tried to clear my mind of what i knew about media, i came from the campaign, i already new media was not fair. i agree with 56% of americans who believe journalists -- i wanted to reset, i went in tried to have a clean state, the question became costic, quickly and personal. jen psaki has been asking about a biting incident with white house dog and cat and air force one color scheme, they don't serve the american people. these are questionsy would never ask. i think that a fair press, is some with between softball in jen sochi gets and tough questions that i get. >> you are a smart person, i like to ask why. why is there this perception and or reality that one side gets tougher questions? i think -- whether people like jonathan swan or not he seems to be a equal opportunity tough

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i am kayleigh mcenany. welcome all of you. cdc confirming more than 465,000 new cases yesterday alone. 2000 deaths. that's the highest single day case number since the pandemic started. americans are scrambling to get themselves tested. the demand led to scenes like this. dozens of cars waiting in line in miami in hours long lines in new york city. the white house covid response coordinator said the president won't sign the contract for the 500 million at home tests until late next week delaying how long it will take to get them in american's hands. and new concerns that federal and local vaccine mandates are leaving the country more vulnerable. the military and police have been forced to cut vital personnel. instead of protecting leadership from the white house our commander-in-chief is enjoying himself at home in delaware. how nice! matt, starting with you, this morning i was thinking about last year. with president trump i reminded myself with his leadership on testing. we had no tests. president trump had to develop tests.

kayleigh mcenany, we are glad to have you back this

former white house press secretary, and author of the new book "for such a time as this," kayleigh mcenanynted oklahoma better than a tornado lifting up a cow. former speaker of the house from oklahoma, t.w. shannon. he is the top comic in alaska, which explains why his career is on ice. comedian, writer, and doctor, jamie lissow out. and you can find her in manhattan's finest restaurants stealing waiter's tips. fox news contributor, kat timpf. gene congratulations on your new book. i do have a new question for -- i can tell pink is your favorite color. rights? >> it is. >> greg: it's like a baby shower. "for such a time as this." what does that mean? >> it is from the bible. you thought it was from a song i think during break, but it is from the bible. >> greg: tw and kayleigh are bible shaming me. i read the bible. but i was 7. >> this is the point where you tell your audience look under your chairs. >> greg: i am afraid of what they will find. anyway. so, kayleigh, are you surprised by this discrepancy that republicans -- republicans have always been portrayed as narrow-minded. and yet

we got kayleigh mcenany, adam corolla, we have annexed jewelry thief. work, you can still get tickets come alive with me and tom shillue, go to the show, it's hilarious. i will be in phoenix in march in salt lake city. watch my show tonight, we have lots of people i can't remember right now. let's do this. greg's smash and grab news. we thought it had died down but apparently this dangerous crime trend is spreading to animals. check out this little guy, going back to the same place and taking anything he could find to. one's stopping him. he hasn't stolen $900 worth of stuff yet. it's going to take him approximately 3 to 4 days, the security guard is standing there, he doesn't care. this guy is like what the hell. america is going to hell in an emasculated handbasket. >> kayleigh: my new book is out, my journey through the white house and beyond and where jesse's book is competing with reese witherspoon, i'm competing with the 6019 project. we have to drive this to number 1, wherever books are sold and waters world is going to take it to number 1. >> je

here's shannon bream, fox news anchor and kayleigh mcenany , co-host of "outnumbered."u stood in front of the media. would it have been amusing to think of them as your partners or friends or children that you could order and tell what to do? is it fascinating to watch this collusion go on? >> it's fascinating. if you have to be a democratic president, you have to be really bad to get the media to criticize you. i don't know. maybe miss job reports by half. or have labor productive crash the worst since 1960. you have to have a 41% approval rating. it's interesting. the paint you made in there, tammy, they're receptive to the spin. what that tells me is they just didn't know how to defend this. they needed the dnc and the white house talking points and now they have them. let's see how the press coverage changes. >> i don't think it's going to be any better. the dnc is not known for being a bunch of geniuses. the einsteins are not running the dnc when you look at the country and the world. this is telling that it's always been the dnc that relied on the media for what t

we have now gotten into the "outnumbered" and i'm joined by mike cohosts emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. we all have questions and shannon bream, you said you could kind of here are some of the cacophony outside the court which is an interesting bit of color to note, but all seriousness. >> emily: shannon, it's emily. i'm part of what i found so fascinating today in these oral arguments in addition to the caliber, and the austere highest court of our land it was the notion of viability and whether it's a principal workable theory. can you speak to the defense of the argument between the united states, and the solicitor general who is arguing essentially, it's principled and it's workable and therefore we should not leave it to the states in the absence of a more clear alignment, this is what works. she said it's an objective viable standard that could be medically determined if we were to take it away and leave it to the states, it could erode women's interest in liberty and economy of and in response the petitioner argued it's not workable in principle. it's the line of work and viabil

michael hood, kayleigh mcenany's head turning point usa in phoenix, arizona. her speak amazingly yesterday. a host kennedy, kennedy, tomi lahren, and senior editor at the federalist and right forge, chris bedford is in the house. good to see you all. lines at new york city testing sites are stretching on for hours. positivity rates are skyrocketing. with omicron the dominant strain of covid in the united states. jumping from 1% three weeks ago to an estimated 73% of all cases now. the covid spike is leaving the nhl to pause the season and cancel all games through the holidays. the rockettes are doing the same. they have canceled all remaining shows of their christmas spectacular. this is some of broadway's bigness shows are going dark of what is the busiest time of the year. schools across the nation are beginning to shift remote learning. some of them. the president is about to outline a strategy to combat the new covid search. things are a far cry from what he originally promised to do during his campaign. remember this? >> president biden: we will never, ev

former white house press secretary and outnumbered co- host kayleigh mcenany is also the author of "forbecause unlike the white house, i guess, i read the news. i pay attention to what senator joe manchin says, and perhaps no one in washington has been more clear on where they stand on build back better which would actually build back worse, but that aside, no ones been more clear on where they stand than joe manchin. joe manchin, carlie, you'll remember, signed a document with chuck schumer saying i support $1.5 trillion and he listed out exactly what he supported. what the white house did is disingenuinous budget games and gimmicks to try to suggest it is actually 1.75 trillion when in fact it is not the cbo says it's really 3 trillion when you account for all of the time out of these programs will last so joe manchin is being forthright. the white house still misleading us. >> that's right and if you think about pumping $3 trillion into the economy, it be over the course of 10 years, but there's already inflation right now, so there has been political analysts and some folks who have

kayleigh mcenany.ween vastly delusional which is biden, he think they are going to win in 2022 or the next in charge would be kamala harris who is incompetent and the next, west wing rumors and whispers are about peter buttigieg but he is part of the sinking ship. there is no alternative. bret stephens makes a compelling point i don't think there is an alternative. the alternatives are just as bad. stuart: what about the next three years, brett stevens is writing about don't run in 2024 and say so publicly but what about the next three years. i find this difficult to get through. the president is frail and forgetful, he doesn't always appear to be there all the time. >> we are in trouble. there's going to be a massive break put on his presidency in the form of the 2022 midterms, i think republicans will prevail and it will put a halt to the domestic agenda but what is so worrisome the next three years he doesn't seem to be all with it. what does that say to our enemies? china building hypersonic weapon

kayleigh mcenany and senator bill cassidy coming up on wednesday december 20 second 2021. "varney and company" about to begin. ♪♪ lauren: that is the music we like to hear with christmas just days away. everyone seems depressed. we will try to turn that around with music like that and stories to tell you. president biden using his speech yesterday to defend his vaccine mandates. >> president biden: i want to start by acknowledging how tired, frustrated and worried you are. i know how you are feeling. are we going to back to march 2020? not much of 2021 but march of 2020 when the pandemic first it? that is like being asked. the answer is no. i know vaccination requirements are unpopular for many. they are not even popular for those are anxious to get them. my administration has put them in place not to control your life but to save your life. neil: let's say good morning to mercedes schlapp. you say it is time for the biden administration to stop scolding and start solving. what should he be doing? what should he be saying? how do we feel better? >> the key is it is up to t

newspaper in the country, the fourth largest by audience and to basically suspend people like kayleigh mcenanythe president's former press secretary for trying to share the story. to lock the new york post account for two weeks. this is putting their thumb on the scale and an enormous and frightening way. shortly afterwards they d platform a sitting president. it seems off when it comes to president trump. we see the power that they have and they still have not been reined in. they will use it against her future presidents and future media. no one is going to be safe from their censorship. gerry: let's bring a democratic strategist and fox news contributor leslie marshall, thank you for joining us. i'm sure you heard what miranda said. we can all disagree, we can disagree on politics and news stories. but as miranda said is disturbing new factor, is an inner politics when tech companies have all this power can literally prevent people from gaining access to what turns out to be really important story. >> i said before on this network, fox news as well on a radio show. i'm a democratic strategi

. >> i sit down with our friend kayleigh mcenany to talk about her new book, for such a time as this.r favorite moments at white house, you can watch that, right now only on fox nation. >> meanwhile check back with abby and lawrence at fox square. we get closer to lighting of this year's fox nation christmas tree. >> look at that crowd, we have more exclusive clips of new christmas specials coming this month on fox nation. >> i was blessed to be a part of one of them, we went to the blue ridge mountains, i got back from north carolina, decorating america's largest home is no small task. there are more than 100 decorated christmas trees, 10,000 ornaments 100,000 lights, and a number of displaying that span from the bill more house to antler hill village, like santa called up and wanted a vacation home. >> it was breathing christmas spirit. i had the opportunity to talk to two different decorators, don, he decorated my favorite room in the house, the library. it looked like santa claus should have been sitting on the couch. reading his book by the fire, writing his naughty and nice list

kayleigh mcenany and i will be hosting all access live which is a fox nation show, so, yes, watch thehe kinds of speeches we need to be motivates, inspired and reminded of what make z this country so great. and you can see the great list of speakers at turning point's web site, donald trump jr., sarah palin, jim jordan, greg gutfeld, judge jeanine pirro, and then after all of them, then i speak at 3:20. is i'm going to juggle to keep people entertained after everyone else has spoken. but it is a wonderful event. 10,000 registrations here, and they did it up big. next hour i'm going to walk you into the hall which is right behind me and set the scene for what these speeches are like. yesterday i got a chance to chat with some of the students, because this is ultimately a student-led organization, high schoolers, college kids even though this event is open to everybody, and i just asked them an open-ended question. what motivates you, what are you most concerned about in this country? here's a portion of the answers we heard. >> that the governor works for us -- government works for us,

jesse: here to react fox news contributor lara trump and kayleigh mcenany with heard book her journeyhe white house and beyond. am i being mean? she is talking about her mother. and my being mean? >> not at all. this is the woman who has a blame problem she blames jim comey, the gullible voters in the list goes on and on. you should be over this. four or five years out and start crying about this up for hillary? i don't know. jesse: is that what you think lara trump? >> i went to a couple of phases with this video. i did feel a little that sat for her but then she started the russian collusion and host. and then to get over that and then i transition to being slightly upset because women in politics don't need hillary clinton up there crying about losing the presidency. one - - what else have you ever seen a man run for president weeping while reading there's a posted victory speech? what a stereotypical woman is what they will say. but maybe she is on to something maybe there's a lot more going on at home than we know about. maybe somebody needs to reach out to her. >> with another c

former white house press secretary, co-host of out numbered, kayleigh mcenany joins me now. you know what i think is so interesting about this. andrew cuomo said in the beginning -- chris cuomo said about his brother andrew, i just wanted to help my brother. i was just helping my brother. and cnn received that. why did they accept it? >> that's the optimal question. cn nrntion -- cnn, they are a noble actor in this. he all buff praised them. it was such a conflict of interest. they give him a slight slap on the wrist. they admonished him verbally in a statement. they knew about police all along. it took so many months for the firing to happen. one point i want to make, a year ago was in the white house with president trump. we were made to watch these press conferences where the media said he was the gold standard. what a fall from grace for andrew cuomo and chris cuomo. jean prr chris cuomo said i already told you why and how i helped my brother. obviously he lied about that. you see them having so much fun with the big q tip. he lied when he said how and why he helped his

let's go over to kayleigh mcenany who has a few additional headlines for us. ado d.a. is asking a judge to consider reducing the 110 year sentence for a truck driver convicted in a crash that killed four in 2019. the d.a. is instead asking for 20 to 30 years. the supporters of the trucker say even that is too much for what many believe is a tragic accident. a petition with close to 5 million signature temperatures is demanding clemenciy. a new sentencing hearing is set for january 13th. the united states is defending sending officials to beijing while upholding its diplomatic boycott of the 2022 winter olympics as the chinese foreign minister called it a farce. monday, the chinese foreign ministry said it received at least 18 u.s. applications for diplomatic visas. the biden administration says the officials are going to support the athletes and not attend the games. the furry friends experiencing a christmas miracle finding their furr ever homes with police officers how cute after what could be a tragedy. someone left the litter on zipped up duffle bag on the

. >> tammy: kayleigh mcenany, one thing i was thrilled about was the fact that the american people havelapsed. we take things seriously andhat care about our lives and our children's lives. s they are going to school boards and speaking up. it's exciting moving into the christmas season is that the average person is not putting up with this. we are taking care of ourselves still. i find that inspirational. >> so true. i worked with dr. fauci. this man wants mandates and masks. he told us no masks. he said no masks because he wanted to save them for healthcare workers. then 1 mask and then 2 masks and now many masks forever more on planes.nd for dr. fauci, wearing a mask on a plane means his television bookings are there forever more. there is egotism at the heart of these mandates. i was suspicious when the liberal polling told us that people wanted vaccine mandate. now the polling tells us no one wants vaccine mandates. the american people want freedom and personal choice. i chose to get the vaccine. that's not everyone's choice. we have personal choice and freedom. americans want free

here is kayleigh mcenany and victor davis hanson reporting on turmoil in the white house. >> it is notstaff or to leave, you need a team that is rolling forward for the american people. i hate to see this happening for biden like it did for trump but it does indicate something going on here. talking the politico playbook, a lot of the staffers feel left out and marginalized. >> then there is covid. they were stable and improving when trump left office and biden unwisely said they are terrible and i'm going to change things. he didn't just leave them alone and backed off a former policies that were working. benjamin: that politico playbook goes on to say the staff in the white house lining up there in for the year one anniversary looking for other jobs. one of them said it is hypocritical the president who built his brand on empathy has policies that fly in the face of that. we are learning more from inside the white house. it doesn't sound good and think back to kamala harris's departure. her comms director and a couple others, not good news out of the white house. >> reporter: it is n

acosta's dreams and nightmares, former white house press secretary, cohost of "outnumbered," kayleigh mcenany a $100 bill. valuable, but covered in cocaine. fox news contributor, kat timpf! and his 10-gallon hat actually holds 40 gallons. my massive sidekick and the nwa world television champion, tyrus! you know, we were talking before, you live here. is that one reason not to move here? every time i go to nashville, you try to make me shoot guns. >> that's right, you are here all we come if you have a couple hours off we should go shoot guns because we actually have an amendment. so yeah, you want to go shoot some guns, you want to go fish, listen to some country music, write a four wheeler, eat a bunch of barbecue. >> greg: that's my wednesday. >> i don't see how anybody still lives in new york and doesn't move somewhere else, just to your point. >> greg: if you come to new york -- there's got to be something redeeming there. >> listen, i used to love going to new york. i was actually at ground zero yesterday playing a concert for tunnels to tout -- tunnels for towers. thousands of people.

. >> pete: also here tonight kayleigh mcenany, co-host of outnumbered, and author of "for such a time as this." kayleigh, great to have you. i mentioned it. without those three nominations from your boss, donald trump, we're not in this position, which was almost unforeseen. as i mentioned a decade ago. give our viewers some perspective because sometimes it's easy to watch oral arguments. but this a monumental moment. >> it's a monumental moment. when roe v. wade happened, when the court decided that case, you had none over than ruth bader ginsburg who criticized the case look why isn't the political process i'm paraphrasing her. why not the states decide this was an overreach. hear scott stuart arguing for the mississippi law. essentially echoing ruth bader ginsburg argued how wrongly decided this case was, it was really interesting to see. what this all boils down, to pete, we have had 62 million children that have perished in this country who are not with us today because of roe v. wade. and one of the most gross disgusting moments i saw from the white house podium was when the pre

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody with katie pavlich, sean duffy, kayleigh mcenany, richard fowler, backnew york city and this is "the five." fox news alert, former police officer kim potter found guilty in the shooting death of daunte wright. eric any outside of the courthouse in minneapolis, derek. >> good evening, you may be able to hear a little bit of the crowd that is here outside of the courthouse celebrating this verdict which came after more than 27 hours of deliberation. the panel of six men and six women kim potter guilty of first and second-degree manslaughter. this outcome was by no means a sure thing. just a few days ago, the jury indicated that they may not be able to reach a consensus but with this verdict the jury indicated they believe the former officer was reckless and negligent when shot daunte wright with her gun instead of her taser. in the courtroom, potter showed no emotion as the judge read the jury's decision and she wanted her fate. >> we, the jury, a charge of manslaughter in the first degree while committing a misdemeanor on or about april 11, 2021 in hennem

kayleigh mcenany will be here live, she knows about crisis management.ainst everything. ari fleischer, hope he is still in a good mood. 10 years ago he camped outside in the freezing chicago winter, now a decade later that chicago pastor bracing the cold again but instead of tearing something down his goal is to bring something, build something up. he will join us live from the roof. we are on the second floor and we will get ready to go with two other anchors who seem really nice to have great head shots. back to carly and todd. thank you for getting dressed. carley: a big problem if we didn't. we will see you in 15 minutes. >> bill deblasio putting parent a major pickle with a new vaccine requirement for kids as young as 5. you to react, mother of four and a parents right advocate. father two contributing editor of the american conservative and mother and editor-in-chief at the post millennial. thanks to all of you for being here. first question to you. how furious were you when bill deblasio made this announcement? >> this announcement makes no sense

i'm here with kayleigh mcenany,. we have a wrap up off what happens on the main stage. we're hosting right after "outnumbered" with a lot of great guests. i spoke yesterday from the main stage. she is speaking tomorrow. an amazing list of people who spoke. tucker and judge jeanine. it is all on tape. it will give you hope about the future that young people do love their country, that they are -- they are awake to the woke culture and want to be informed and educated and ready to fight for it. it is really inspiring and we need a little of that right now. >> harris: she loves events like that because she sees versions of her younger self in these people. great to have you in focus. have fun. we've seen a shift since people started getting together this colder season, hospitals reaching capacity again and now in soef places new lockdowns imposed. >> we're in for a world of trouble i'm afraid in the next month or two. the virus is not sick of us, it has thrown us a new curveball and we have to be ready to hit it. >> harris: that means we have an entire game to throw its wa

i am kayleigh mcenany along with joey jones, leslie marshall, joe concha, and pat on my kat timpf.e." ♪ ♪ >> the white house and desperately trying clean up president biden's covid debacle. as america hits a record number of new cases, the commander-in-chief failing to live up to his promise to shut down

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so fox nation will be there, and myself and kayleigh mcenany are hosting all-access live on fox nation on monday to highlight the biggest hits of speeches that are happening. tucker gutfeld judge jeanine a slew of other folks check out at fox nation and happy to be a part of it thanks for giving me a second to talk about it. dan: the a team i appreciate it. thanks a lot. >> thanks brother you got it. dan: coming up on unfiltered cryptocraze it is real inflation surgeses so do investments in digital currency could it actually help our economy? we debate that, coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, tam-tam! i was thinking maybe... your mom's car? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ merry christmas, dad. ♪ ♪ dan: welcome back to unfiltered folks numbers don't lie cryptocurrency craze is real. but is it here to stay and help our economy get back on track? joining me for a deangt is chief economist at europacific peter and pat thanks for joining me peter i'll go to you first do you think cryptocurrency a possible hedge for people out there who are scared of inflation? is it the new gold? >> oh not even close to the new gold. yo

so fox nation will be there, and myself and kayleigh mcenany are hosting all-access live on fox nationn monday to highlight the biggest hits of speeches that are happening. tucker gutfeld judge jeanine a slew of other folks check out at fox nation and happy to be a part of it thanks for giving me a second to talk about it. dan: the a team i appreciate it. thanks a lot. >> thanks brother you got it. dan: coming up on unfiltered cryptocraze it is real inflation surgeses so do investments in digital currency could it actually help our economy? we debate that, coming up next. ashley: welcome to fox news live. the stable is so the for a possible showdown in the supreme court over the president's vaccine man daughter for large companies meaning their employees will have to be vaccinated in order to keep working. the president is expected to speak tuesday on his mandate. the governor of kentucky said all the people litiond as missing after the tornado last week have been found. a fifth person has died in tennessee as a result of the same storm system that swept through six states. i'm ashley

>> greg: we are out of time come america thanks to kayleigh mcenany, kat, and shannon bream, i love you come america, bye-bye come america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight at least 12 major cities in the u.s. hitting old-time homicide records. officials coast-to-coast forced to address the violent crime gripping the country including high-profile smash and grab robberies and random violence attacks in the midst of a busy christmas shopping season. also breaking tonight senate republicans with the help of democrats vote to block president biden's federal vaccine mandate for private employers and a live report where things stand right now and what happens next. jurors and the jussie smollett trail will reconvene and hours after deliberation set to resume a second day. the legal panel standing by the live to weigh in and we began with the americans crime crisis and rising tide of criticism of progressive policymakers refusing to acknowledge or address the problems of some of their cities. cheap breaking news corres