the public wants him to do that, they are going to give him the opportunity. >> kellyanne: if you areting against trump you are rooting against america, it's so true. thank you for joining me and charlie, have a good new year and great holiday. >>> joining us now with more, reaction to all of this tennessee senator, senator thank you for joining us, first let's talk about the news of the day, joe biden commuting these the death penalty sentences down to life without a chance of parole. i feel like there is four weeks left, how much more damage and pain and lack of compassion code joe biden reek on this country? >> it cannot come soon enough, we were praying that the 20th of january comes with no more damage to the nation, joe biden is doing everything he can to destroy his reputation. his legacy is going to be the worst president in history of the united states, i think jimmy carter enjoyed that for a long time, joe biden is clearly going to take the title from him now. this is a disgrace. if you think about the verse in office, collapsing the border, it's been one consistent thing af

i'm kellyanne conway in for sean. i'd like to express my condolences to the family of former president jimmy carter on his passing. and i'd like to tell my friend of decades, sean hannity, happy birthday. congratulations and best wishes on your new engagement to ainsley earhart. tonight, coming up on the show, we'll check in with president joe biden, who took some precious time away from his very last taxpayer funded vacation to commemorate the passing of president jimmy carter. we'll play biden's confusing and politically charged remarks straight ahead. but first, big news coming out of washington today. president elect donald trump gave his complete and total endorsement to house speaker mike johnson, writing on truth social quote, the american people need immediate relief from all of the destructive policies of the last administration. he will do the right thing, and we will continue to win. president trump is putting his trust in mike johnson and looking to avoid a contentious speaker battle so the president elect

fastest fastest kellyanne would you go back to the mall?e: hundred percent jersey girl plus living exclusively on line is boring living offline is better. >> bret: yes. jessica could you be a mall rat >> jessica: yes and i didn't grow up near malls and when i went to college i went to the king of prussia mall and i thought it was heaven on earth. >> bret: jesse >> jesse: you have to try clothes on not return them and reeboks them. >> bret: what would johnny do? we don't have time for that. martha. >> martha: i grew up in new jersey at the pa ram mass park mall taking the bus when i was with friends i understand it but i don't want to go back to the mall. >> bret: you're point and click. >> martha: absolutely >> jesse: what about returns martha? >> martha: also a pain but. >> she has a johnny. >> bret: we went to the girls who would never date us because we didn't have cars >> jesse: johnny should do your returns. >> bret: we done fighting? >> yeah, move on. >> bret: one more thing is up next. ♪ (man) what if all i do for my type 2 diabetes

larry: we have my dear, dear friend kellyanne conway.eat lines here but states five trump derangement syndrome and. >> i call them the always wrong never tramper and that's the forgotten child, larry. with people that are part of the working class and asking plumbers and welders to pay for doctors and students and loans and people say it's not fair. they all came his way and for kamala harris to only win women by 8 measly points is adieus aster for the democratic party. joe biden won by 13, hillary clinton by 13, on and on and on. social security incredible with the positivity and people feel lighter and brighter with the polling and how confident you feel he'll be president again and how confident he'll do what he wants in the economy and boarder and foreign engagements with energy and all of it down the line. last point, i love the moms and dads and moms and p pops and unbelievable optimism that serve u.s. chamber of commerce and all the data serves the same thing. nay have high revenue i think trump has captured the zeitgeist and i do

and there's this surge of patriotism that is just contagious. >> you know, kellyanne, if the president simply keeps his promises, which is, okay, we're going to secure the border. we're going to stop, you know, all these unvetted illegals from coming into our country. if he deports the criminals and other people that broke the law, if he returns to law and order in small towns and big cities, if he fixed the economy, which i think is going to be a little more, i think will be challenging. but on the other hand, he's done it before. he'll do it again if he makes us the most rich energy dominant country on earth. if he restores america's place in the world, if he eliminates die and woke in our schools, won't that be in and of itself? that small? those small agenda items that are huge? won't that be transformational in and of itself? >> yes, he's a transformational, once in a century figure, once in a couple generation figure for exactly that reason. it's the message messenger and the delivery. the delivery now is not a style, it's a system. he went on tiktok, he went on podcasts. he cont

host of here's the deal with kellyanne on fox nation, kellyanne conway joins me now.i think it's excellent and growing trend because senator welch and others have obviously seen emily, president trump move this country into a center right direction. we have gone from the obama coalition in 2012 to trump country 2024. the migration of hispanic americans, black americans, union households, jewish americans, women. you name it, going from and of course noncollege educated households, going from obama to trump in the span of 12 years has shown these senators, including those who have been there quite a while that this is a mandate from the country to a president-elect who has been very specific and granular about his agenda. what is he going to do in every day affordability, border security, energy independence. these foreign engagements, he has been -- he is on twitter and truth social daily telling us what he is going to do that day. so, i think these senators are actually tired of the infighting in their party in the democratic party and also the lack of direction. i d

eastern joining me, fox news contributor pollster former senior counselor to president trump kellyanney your reaction. >> waiting on new plan, but joe biden has been absent. >> he has been absent for awhile if you read "the wall street journal" account this week truly devastating lengthy to which staff went to cover obvious lack of he mental fiscal agility acuity not must in -- in waning months, june 27 -- but for years, back to 2020 pain that is how that piece in the "the wall street journal" opens stop comparing jill biden energy to joe biden her i think her communications director, so it is relevant democrats are everything they accuse republicans trump of being they have lied not misled they have lied to the american public, about the which which commandedr in achieves able for years. >> chuck schumer aspired bill people are supposed to take and move forward, and look at his -- and see all this stuff that they packed in there. thes afghanistan withdrawal of inflation migration you name it, no. what has america said they want? they don't want leftist center policies shoved at them a

kellyanne conway with her analysis, by garrett tenney within the ground ground and the windy city. why are chicago resident so fired up right now? >> you know better than most. chicago has the highest taxes in the country already and they are brandon johnson wants to make those hires to address nearly billion-dollar shortfall of the city is facing a next year's budget. that has a lot of folks here upset considering the city has spent nearly $600 million on migrants over the past years. it might not be facing feet this gold today as chicago's progressive politicians had not made the migrant such a priority. >> we are out of the business of prioritizing non-american citizens on top of the american citizens who go out in this cold weather everyday to make money to pay their taxes. >> brandon johnson, the good news is, we have 48 days before trump takes that over. in january, i.c.e. will come in and get rid of the illegal immigrants. >> the tykes hike, to have illegal immigrants and we ain't either peer until. >> john: that blow back after mayor johnson promises to do everything in his

even people like kellyanne conway telling trump that basically there is a clear field.mp had previously beaten a woman. so kellyanne conway told the former president he had a clear lane and he was in the best position ultimately that he could imagine. i think joe biden's team for a long time also felt this way. they have long said biden was seen as a unifier and was also someone who previously had beaten trump at his own game when he perhaps was the incumbent president. i think there was a lot of mixed feelings about biden dropping out out. >> flip side, susan. many democrats hold the office at view. they say he stayed in the office too long. how does the democratic party move forward if there is such a fundamental disagreement about what went wrong? >> they have to deal with what is in front of them. that is trying to get better policy out of what the republicans propose an in line with their political beliefs. 2024 is just about over and the only thing democrats have to focus on now is working on their messaging when they should know by now talking about the past isn'

kellyanne conway is a former counselor to president trump and a fox news contributor. it's almost like you're covering a first term. yes, just in this president elect term. what is going on? >> it's only been four weeks since he was elected, but president trump has sprung into action, and he shares the urgency americans feel about security, affordability, these foreign entanglements. and he's got great joy on the job. it would have been enough for donald trump to say, i'm a twice elected president. i'm the most resilient, resurrected person in american political history. but what is he doing, jesse? he's using this transition time as a springboard to actually take action on things that americans gave him a mandate to do. have other presidents done this? no, no. aggressively, by the way, including him in 2016. i want to make very clear, because i was a spokesperson at the time, we made very clear, oh, there's only one president at a time telling shinzo abe, please get back on your plane and don't come from japan because obama is the president. now it's like we haven't h

kellyanne, i'm really humbled and honored to have president trump's endorsement for speaker again.e and i worked so well together, so closely together. and we have a lot of big things to do. he recognizes that what we need right now, i think my colleagues recognize this as well. this could be the most consequential presidency and congress of the modern era, because we have to fix everything. and it has to start on day one, so we can't waste any time. >> and yes, that was kellyanne conway filling in on fox for sean hannity. given that house republicans will have only a paper thin majority when congress resumes on friday. his challenge will be the roughly dozen or so house republicans who say they still haven't decided if they'll support him. my political sources tonight are republican strategist aaron perrine and cnn political commentator bakari sellers. great to see you both. aaron, to start with you, i mean, look, isn't the fact that he's even being asked about it the math at this point a problem? >> i wouldn't think so, because anybody would be asking about the math. these are ti

coming up, we made this call kellyanne conway with us, her take of what president trump should be doingst, interesting. how about food babe tells us what to eat and why we can expect we hope to have this country. using that felt before but fi first, the stabilization or destabilization of the mass media, that's our theme this week on full display. donald trump weeks away from taking office people are panicking whether it's irrational fears of overrated self-important edits, their paranoid and percolating. >> lawyers are worried about this, preparing for it, their newsrooms but the expectation of lawsuits in the months and years to come. there's a balance for the press between fearful and prepared doing our jobs but aware of the climate. >> we see already the rules have changed. finally for the consequences from his unfounded attacks. the setting $13 million settlement. >> standing in the gut punch to anybody that works at a major media company. >> we know what about punch looks like and feels like. it might be different because he was told not to say trump is a rapist because he's not g

there i am with laura ingraham and kellyanne conway and me, ppambondi. raised an incredible amount of money. leuer simmons raised $5 million. placed rescues with the audience, finding them their if forever homes.looking to adopt d the website is bdrr.org. big dog ranch rescue okeechobee road in west palm beach. >> dana: i'm surprised you didn't come back with a dog >> judge jeanine: i couldn't i have too many. >> harold: deputy sheriff? georgia reunited a little girl. betsy who got picked up at the school trying to find her way home. police escort home and delighted to find her friend in the back of the patrol car. now sitting on her christmas tree in preparation for the big day. you love it when cops always do the right thing. >> jesse: woke up this morning the elfs in the same place i said he is lazy. >> mls final featured two players. sean and dillon starred first back line. mls history. lo2-1 gleangs. got to the finals not before he scored and made it 2-1. last minute two kids in the same town from the same family play in the second best team major l

kellyanne, i'm really humbled and honored to have president trump's endorsement for speaker again. he and i worked so well together, so closely together, and we have a lot of big things to do. he recognizes that what we need right now, i think my colleagues recognize this as well. this could be the most consequential presidency and congress of the modern era. >> now, pamela, i will also say that in talking to my sources close to donald trump, they argued that part of the reason donald trump came out and endorsed him is because he really wants a speaker who is going to be loyal to him. and donald trump does believe that mike johnson will carry out his agenda, especially after seeing him really work for months now to show donald trump that he is in his corner. and now i just want to add as well, given that it is new year's eve today, i want to share with you what donald trump is planning to do. he is going to be hosting his annual new year's eve party at mar-a-lago. we are told that he is expected to walk the red carpet and likely take questions from reporters as he enters, but this

kellyanne conway and david a fantastic panel for the friday afternoon. grady. >> reporter: hi martin -- martha. in many cases the tech giants are embracing his policies. several have met at mar-a-lago and donated big bucks to the inaugural fund. openai ceo sam altman becomes the latest tech leader to do so. he is personally donating a million dollars to the presidential inaugural committee. him saying in a statement that president trump will lead our country into the age of ai and i'm eager to ensure that america stays ahead. the donation comes after marks offerman and amazon both donated $1 million. amazon also contributed another $1 million to stream the inauguration on prime. zuckerberg bet with them last month. and trump says he will meet with jeff bezos next week. a lot of developments in the tech world as they look forward to a new president in the white house. martha? >> martha: thank you. brady trimble. let's bring in kelly conway. president of ka consulting and fox news contributor. great to have both of you with us. david, let's start with that

a lot of people on the show including lisa boothe, kellyanne conway, and tyrus who already spoke.s 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ donald trump not wasting any time mapping out his return to the white house brother president-elect giving his first rally style speech since winning the election telling thousands of his supporters his plans to ring in the golden age of america. >> we are going to give them the best day one, the biggest first week and a most extraordinary first 100 days of any president in american history. the golden age of america is upon us. they are calling at this trump a fact, because even before taking office, we are already bringing in the jobs and opportunity in safety and common sense back to the usa. your border is a disaster what's going on. and you just have a few days to wait. we are going to be fully operational by about 2:00 on the 20th. ripped off at the panama canal like we are being ripped off everywhere else. this complete rip-off of our country will immediately stop. woke has to stop. because along with everything else, it is des

attend the big dog ranch rescue 16th annual bark gala in palm beach, there with lori ingram and kellyannekill dog rescue the entire united states, the founder raised an incredible amount of money, lori simmons raised almost $5 million and placed a whole bunch of rescues with the audience finding them there forever homes. it's an incredible organization, lori ingram was honored as well if you're looking to adopt or get involved at the website, contact big dog ranch rescue, again palm beach! >> dana: i'm surprised you do not come back was a dog! >> judge jeanine: the poodle walking along the runway i was like no. >> dana: at herald? >> harold: this adorable moment where this deputy sheriff and georgia reunited this girl here who lost her elf on the shelf, the officer found betsy who got picked up at the school trying to find her way home, betsy got a police expert home, delighted to find her friend to back out of the patrol car. now sitting on her christmas tree in preparation for the big day, you love one cobb's always do the right thing to. >> jesse: valve is in the same place as that he

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kellyanne: thank you very much. to mr. and mrs. yass, thank you. to all of you, thank. just for being here tonight but supporting the great efforts of the yass scholarships but standing up and showing up and putting up and speaking up on behalf of american schoolchildren who otherwise many times do not have a choice or a voice. it is a great question. it is a timeless question -- why is this not more about the conversation when it comes to elections and campaigns? this year we had a continuation of something that began during covid and spilled over into glenn youngkin's campaign as governor in virginia. as i reflect on the election results, it might not seem like it was about education but it was. when you take a look at the racial realignment, when you take a look at president trump getting more young voters than he did before, the argument being let's get rid of 182-year-old guy and leave the 78-year-old guy to campaign against the barely 60-year-old woman. that did not matter to young people. excuse me, the system is broken. you are making plumbers pay for student lo

kellyanne conway, it's so good to have you here. we are honored to have you in our presence. tonight we plan to have a very significant cover station. i think it's serious, i think it is the 21st century civil rights issue, education in america. a very serious conversation but i think we're up for the challenge. can i start by giving you the nation's report card? in america, according to the national assessment of educational progress, a congressionally mandated large- scale assessment administered by the national center for education statistics report in math proficiency in 20 2235% of white students are proficient in math. while 14% of hispanic students are proficient in math and 9% of black students are proficient in math in america. reading proficiency. 38% of white students are proficient in reading. 21% of hispanic students are proficient in reading and 16% of black students are proficient in reading. and here's my question for you tonight. why hasn't this crisis that is in america led the political conversation during the election? >> pastor, first thank you very much.

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and then there was also this, the next day, when trump's then senior counselor kellyanne conway appeard her on the actual falsehood. >> you did not answer the question of why the president asked the white house press secretary to come out in front of the podium for the first time and utter a falsehood. why did he do that? it undermines the credibility of the entire white house press office on day one. >> no, it doesn't. don't be so overly dramatic about it, chuck. you're saying it's a falsehood. they're giving sean spicer, our press secretary, gave alternative facts to that. but the point remains -- >> wait a minute, alternative facts? >> period. it wasn't a lie itself that mattered but what it signaled. the size of trump's inauguration crowd was never of any consequence whatsoever. that's right, folks. size doesn't matter. but, his obsession with it, his insistence about lying about it and then getting his staff to lie about it and the invention of so-called alternative facts, all of this pointed to a new era in politics and journalism. frankly in our country's collective regard for t

it was right after donald trump's last inauguration, when kellyanne conway went on television and she talking about alternative facts, and we all scoffed at that idea. fast-forward, we now live in an alternative facts universe. while people only believe a certain set of information coming from a certain set of people, and now there's this kind of ridiculous thing happening. no one knows the truth, and even if we found out the truths, scores of people wouldn't believe it. what does that mean for a functioning society? >> we are screwed. but -- >> we are all podcasters now. >> we shouldn't have to evaluate these things. it should be illegal, okay? although we can't rule out the jewish laser thing. that aside -- >> i got you guys. >> but seriously, how are we going to know? there's no way to detect what these things are made up for what they're going to do. >> the conversation going on now about this, you have one part of the populace, which is, these are the fallen angels. this is the first step in the eventual satanic takeover, last breath of what's going on in the world. then you have

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kellyanne, i'm really humbled and honored to have president trump's endorsement for speaker again. he and i worked so well together, so closely together. and we have a lot of big things to do. he recognizes that what we need right now, i think my colleagues recognize this as well. this could be the most consequential presidency and congress of the modern era, because we have to fix everything and it has to start on day one, so we can't waste any time with a historically small majority in the new congress. >> johnson can only afford to lose one republican vote on friday, when the house gathers to pick its next speaker. the u.s. federal aviation administration is investigating a close call from last week at the main los angeles airport. lax. stop stop, stop. >> ooh ooh. >> a delta airlines flight taking off nearly collided with a chartered plane that had just landed, which you can see on the ground on the right there, the key lime air chartered jet was carrying the gonzaga university men's basketball team, who were in town for their showdown against ucla. the air traffic controller u

. >> kellyanne conway showed him some very convincing polling during the campaign that showed that tiktok was super popular among american youth. >> it's where they get a lot of their news, and it also is where it kind of plays into this theme that the voters and who donald trump is speaking to, and how he built this unique coalition to win the election, is not necessarily listening to legacy media. they're on social media, they're on tiktok, they're on youtube. >> they're all of these other platforms getting their information. >> and so he wants to maintain that first amendment right of of people being able to be their own media. as elon musk has been saying on x lately. >> however, i think that when he goes into take a look at this, he's going to revert back to the same place where all of us are saying that tiktok is still the same national security issue, that it has been. this to me, says that this is a way to keep his campaign promise by speaking up in defense of tiktok now and then. >> once there's a review, he can revert back to his original position of tiktok being bad for the cou

>> i think we do, kellyanne. i'm really humbled and honored to have president trump's endorsement for speaker again. he and i worked so well together, so closely together, and we have a lot of big things to do. he recognizes that what we need right now, i think my colleagues recognize this as well. this could be the most consequential presidency and congress of the modern era. >> mike johnson, fighting to retain his role as house speaker ahead of friday's house vote. and he's got president-elect trump's full backing. trump, writing on social media, quote, johnson will do the right thing, and he will continue to win. mike has my complete and total endorsement. but this morning, there is resistance among republicans. and with a historically slim majority, johnson can only afford to lose one vote. and that's if every member votes on friday. so to break this all down, let's bring my panel back in. all right, stephen, here's a brand new test of trump's grip on the gop. he's just about 20 days out from his term. so his

no different than every other big actor in this place, whether it was steve bannon, whether it's kellyanne conway, everyone plays a role. but at the end of the day, there's one executive producer and there's one ceo in this country, and that's president trump. >> olivia, did the republicans see elon musk? as this? your words bit character in the play. >> i mean, i think there was actually some frustration because musk was tweeting things that were actually incorrect, talking about a 40% pay raise of members that they were actually like, no, that's not actually the case. but because elon musk was weighing in, it completely changed the conversation. musk was probably what gave a lot of green light to republicans who were unhappy with the cr suddenly becoming very publicly known. so he changed a lot just becoming public. >> i would add, you know, listen, republicans members, house members are frustrated with with speaker johnson, right. elon musk going forward, he sort of opened up a dam for people to express that frustration with johnson. we're going to see more and more. i think republican

kellyanne, when we normalize cold blooded murder, we lose our civilized society. murdering someone because you're upset over a health care system is not the answer. nor does it count to bring awareness. this kid is sick mentally and snap. those cheering have lost their moral compass. um, yeah. i mean, that's pretty much what i said in my opening commentary, right? and by the way, i said to scott galloway, there are two families that are suffering here. um, my heart breaks for the family of the alleged gunman. there are reports unconfirmed, but we've all been wondering. that photograph in the back of the taxi was so clear. how could his family and those in his orbit not have known? there are reports unconfirmed, that mom did call law enforcement a day before he was arrested in altoona, and said that that could be my son. i mean, i feel her pain. but the experience of walking to work this week on 54th street and being at exactly that spot and saying there's nothing here, did no one, you know, bring a flower like we're used to? it was really jarring. i don't know wha

kellyanne conway i hate to agree with her, but i do. a lot of times donald trump understood that and we didn't. >> credit to van jones. the praise doesn't stop there. mitt romney, who once obviously hated donald trump, now crediting the president elect with expanding the republican party, something he himself could not do. take a look. >> do you still think there's going to be a post-trump republican party, or is maga now the republican party? oh, maga is the republican party, and donald trump is the republican party today. look, the republican party has become the party of the working class, middle class voter. and you've got to give donald trump credit for having done that. taking that away from the democrats, unlike the current administration, trump is putting you, the american people, the hard working people that get up every day, work hard, play by the rules, pay their taxes, obey the laws, take their kids to church. >> yeah, you're the you're the people that make this country great. and that is part of the america first agenda, te

kellyanne conway is lobbying for the company. his former treasury secretary is trying to mount a bid for the company. and perhaps one of the outcomes here that would allow him to have his cake and eat it, too, is to get beyond that january 19th date and instead of banning it, allow someone to buy it. >> yeah. well, and annie, i remember too, when this was the debate was going on. congressional offices were flooded with calls from people on tiktok and like it did not help tiktok's case. >> right? right. >> i mean, because it was demonstrating this is how this app can actually influence the politics here, i do i feel like every, you know, every member who goes in for a closed door national security briefing about this app comes out pretty horrified. >> so, you know, there's that. and there's also just the, you know, by tiktok turning its power against congress. they realized, oh, my gosh, this is what a foreign government can do. and so, you know, that's not not a lesson they're going to forget. >> yeah. all right i will leave you

and he is someone in some of the interviews we did on kellyanne conway, for example, described him as someone as someone. president trump sees him as someone who gets things done. and it's been really interesting to report about him because he seems really appealing to a lot of people in trump world, which is often very divided. but we had no shortage of people contact us for this story, including jared kushner and don. >> and just before you continue on, just to look at some of the quotes from from your great story. sergio has a very easy personality and people trust him. that's what jared kushner said. donald trump junior called him a fun presence and said that would be an understatement. charlie kirk praised him as well. peter navarro matt gaetz i've never been to a sergio dj party where a conga line doesn't break out. >> yeah. he also officiated matt gaetz's wedding, so he's definitely been a very present force in in trump world. but he's also the reason we wrote about him. he's also going to have an incredibly important job where he is going to be in charge of the vetting for tru

. >> kellyanne conway was screaming at the top of her lungs jd vance had a bad pick. >> that might have had something to do with it. it was the idea that by doubling down on the populace nationalist ideology that was already sort of in his corner, that this was a mistake he was just reinforcing. it was a group already with him. but, in hindsight, i think that was intentional. look at the whole of the republican convention. this is very hard-core masculine nest -- masculinist, hulk hogan ripping his shirt off, the bor podcast -- bro podcasts donald trump went on. their theory was there were more voters in the electric, disaffected young men, in battleground states they could use to reshape the electorate. they did not see that as negative even when a lot of us did. then i think the vice presidential debate also mattered. that was it a bit -- disaster for tim walz in a way that undercut kamala harris's judgment and competency argument. the idea she was ready to be president and go into the white house, because he did not look ready. and on the others' line i was perplexed by the fact that

acknowledging the fact that the american people believe it because people like kevin mccarthy and kellyanneand jason miller lie about facts, tell them an election was stolen, they tell them, you know, that, yeah, donald trump was the real president. or that they say, you know, there is the deep state. they say that the press is the enemy of the people and then wonder -- and then they act like, yeah, you know, well, i don't know, why don't voters trust the fbi? and so i just -- i don't know. i got very frustrated in the fact that there wasn't any push back on that and i had an opportunity to say my piece and i'm glad i got the opportunity. >> well, i guess the reason it's so important is that the person that called trump america's hitler is j.d. vance. the person who describes trump as a despicable human being is mitch mcconnell. the allegations of sexual assault, the people who found him liable for that is a jury of his peers in the e. jean carroll civil litigation. the incitement of an insurrection was again a grand jury indictment. grand jurors anonymous, but of his peers. but the idea th