he did talk to brian kilmeade. our own.t the interview was like as well as the army navy game. he asked about the gate covid-19 and speed of this vaccine. here is a portion of what the president told our own brian kilmeade. >> what about an aid package for the american people? what could you do to get the 900 billion out from nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell. president trump: i'm pushing very hard. to be honest with you if the democrats wanted to do the deal they should do the deal. i want checks for more money than they're talking about going to people. rachel: all right. we'll have more of brian's exclusive interview coming up with president trump and this coin couldn't come at a record time. we have record high hospitalizations this is the 7th day. 108,000 people in america hospitalized. great news. truly a christmas miracle. maybe a quick path to getting our lives back to normal. will: that was a clip of the president talking about when we will get a covid-19 relief bill out of congress, tied to something earlier, pete,

president told our own brian kilmeade. >> what about an aid package for the american people? what could you do to get the 900 billion out from nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell. president trump: i'm pushing very hard. to be honest with you if the democrats wanted to do the deal they should do the deal. i want checks for more money than they're talking about going

"fox & friends" host brian kilmeade's exclusive interview with the president, coming up. carley: joe biden has denied any involvement with his son's business dealings, a new e-mail obtained by fox news could prove overwise. a live report as "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas. ♪ this is all i'm asking for. ♪ i just want to see my baby. ♪ standing right outside my door. carley: we are now listening to dolly parton's rendition of all i want for christmas is you. i didn't know this song existed. todd: there's a lot to break down. you said this is your favorite song ever. jillian:.carley: i wonder if we three minutes to listen to the whole thing. todd: i think folks that pay for the royalty may have an issue for this. this is free the entire hour, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm todd piro. carley: i'm carley shimkus. a fox news alert, today the coronavirus vaccine will arrive at hospitals nationwide. todd: ashley strohmier is live at saint barnabas hospital in the bronx. >> reporter: the vaccinations

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host of the "brian kilmeade radio show." if we had 15 more minutes the rest of this busy man's star-filled resume. good to see you, everybody. emily, because of your legal background i'll lean on you hard for the first one. what does all of this mean in the big picture for attorney general bill barr and for president-elect joe biden? >> emily: i will start with the attorney general. so first of all, if he had announced this investigation or in fact taken visible steps in the runup leading to the election it would have gone against the d.o.j. guidelines. there is a lot of crowing about well, look if we had known about this, the vote would have been different. but to me the larger point here is it's clear they are taking pain-staking steps to preserve the integrity of the investigations. and these investigations, the overbreadth or the breadth cannot be overstated. they span multiple states, multiple issues, multiple jurisdictions. and as we are going in depth later multiple family members. no one knows more than the g.o.p. wh

kilmeade is not here so i can do that.re will be no crowds watching the ball drop in times square because of coronavirus so while the gathering is banned people can still watch at home. if you've ever been there you know being in times square new year's eve is the opposite of fun but first of all it's usually freezing cold you have to get there super early and stay there for hours. you are penned in tight with total strangers can't leave and come back meaning you've got to wear a diaper which is the only part i liked about it. i'd rather do anything else then p. in times square including this. event at. >> two years ago i hosted new year's eve for "fox news" channel. greg: with joe namath. >> no, with kennedy. it went so well the next year they didn't even have it. they didn't even have it because the amount of people in times square this year. greg: i thank you so much for ending the fox year. i had horrible experiences there kat. one time in the gate was broken all the people ran over me. >> that year was really cold. it

brian kilmeade, have fun tonight, lots of news, donald trump is shaking things up. because this is a special edition of the ingraham angle. joe biden's inauguration just 29 days gail. 29 days until he starts doing all of the policies of president trump that you put in place over the past four years like keeping our borders closed. we will discuss that. caravans forming in honduras as we speak. we will break it down for what it means for us. as acting commissioner mark morgan trying to digest that news good he will tell us what to do. plus, guidance diversity obsession, why is he so fixated on touting diversity for his cabinet? were talking about qualifications? what kind of cabinet secretary that might be? the latest example of the left trying to destroy the stomach are history, we will try to make sense of this. first, president trump tonight, demanding congress amends the massive spending bill the late last night, including the $900 billion covid relief bill. because they are sending back to my desk much different than anticipated. it really is a disgrace. i'm ask

at yesterday's army-navy game president trump and our own brian kilmeade talking everything from the significance of the game to his campaign's heel challenges. take a look. >> so, mr. president, first sitting president to attend the army navy game, teddy roosevelt 1901. only two presidents showed up for armey-navy game. bush and you are the third. why are you here? president trump: it is special. they have been to the white house. we give them awards. always the commander commander-in-chief award. the coaches are terrific. >> you took over a military cut by 25%. only had 3:00 brigades ready to fight and was out of bullets. what have you done in the four years to change that? president trump: entirely rebuilt the military like never before. new missiles and rockets and tanks and ships and planes. we have the f-35 is coming in by the hundreds as you know. when i took over we had depleted military. we had no ammunition. i never forget a very overrated general coming to see me, sir, we have no ammunition. this is my first two days in office. i say no president should ever have to hear t

brian kilmeade joins us in a few minutes. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with the biden swalwell coverage controversy, the trump administration calling out the media has some continuing to insist there is nothing to see here. >> reporter: nothing to see, move along. the press secretary kayleigh mcenany took the press to task for its coverage or lack thereof of the hunter biden and eric swalwell stores but some lawmakers on capitol hill that feel like yes, this will be a bigger story down the line. some believe this has immediate national security implications was wyoming republican congresswoman liz cheney and 16 of her house gop colleague spent a leader to nancy pelosi demanding she remove representative swalwell from the house select committee on intelligence. that comes after reports that representative swalwell had a relationship with the chinese communist party spy named christine fong also known as fong fong. if you're looking for reliable information about the story you probably were not going to get much in the legacy media. look at the nu

. >> bret: obviously, he told brian kilmeade. i shouldn't say but brian asked the question about the hunter biden investigations. the president expressed serious frustration that biden, bill barr reportedly knew about the status of those investigations and did not make public those statements that biden made on the debate stage. bob mueller corrected the record during the russian investigation. what about that? explain that to somebody who maybe doesn't understand the ag's role in protecting those investigations. >> sure, the department of justice rules and regulations do not allow you to even confirm the existence of investigation peer that is the very first thing they teach you on day one. you can neither confirm or deny the existence of an investigation. so that is the doj rule. the president's frustration is how infrequently that rule was followed. you see this pardon investigation on the front pages. you see other things that are negative towards him and his administration and there seems to be leaks. so i think the presiden

look at brian kilmeade doing weekend work for us.never stops anyway we know that we will have it on during the game and it tomorrow as well. another topic the president will certainly be asked about the ongoing legal challenges still moving forward. one of which the case that texas brought basically arguing that in the states of pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia, and michigan, because the rules were changed in extra constitutional ways, those outcomes should be challenged. well, the supreme court ultimately, yesterday, rejected hearing that challenge from texas. disappointing a lot of people who feel like just at least an airing of it is worthwhile of the highest court. matt gates talked about how he was one of those house members, over 130, i believe, signed on to that lawsuit in addition to those states in yellow who joined with texas to say we would like the supreme court to chime in to make sure that legal votes are counted and the election can be trusted. representative matt gaetz chimed in on that on the story last night, listen

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the story guest hosted by brian kilmeade tonight starts right now and i didn't know you stayed up thisn the radio today it is my privilege to except your toss that you will toss to me. >> have a good show. >> brian: i am brian kilmeade, have a well-deserved day off. this is the story. moments ago, white house chief of staff mark meadows tweeting "several members of congress just finished a meeting in the oval office with president trump prepared to fight back against mounting evidence of voter fraud. stay tuned. a senator tom cotton is here with fresh reaction in a matter of moments and i'll give you what he just said. also, the days as attorney general, bill barr is zeroing in on the investigation of the investigators and reiterating long-standing feuds against unfounded con

brian kilmeade filling in for laura ingraham on the ingraham angle. if you want more of me onto wooden, watch fox news from six until nine in the brian kilmeade show. shannon bream knows that quite well, she's on on every single weekend. she donates her intellect and background to our audience and for that i respect, and thank you shannon. >> shannon: listen, i'm honored just to spend time with you in whatever way that i can brian come and if that means calling into your radio show, count me in. >> i wanted to spend time with you in any way i candidate that means calling into your radio show count me in. i have a questionn about all ths breaking news. the deal in $2,000. are they going to do the rest of what the president said which is cut out other stuff like billions of dollars to other countries and the smithsonian and everything else? i don't know if they can get one part of the deal from the president without doing the rest? >> i don't know. the pakistani gender program will be hard to deny. back to the drawing board it sounds like. it will make

he had exclusive interview with our own brian kilmeade, let's take a listen to part of that interview let's look at this and play this out. continue to not have success in the courts and the certified and transmitted, your vice president mike pence certifies it, would you encourage lawmakers to protest then? >> look, i just left want to go to army navy game, there are thousands and thousands of people. i had nothing to do with it. i didn't know they were for me -- no, no, i'm just saying. the spirit, the liveliness of the whole thing. even the fundraising, the fun that's pouring in to fight this. it's one thing to say, you know, you ran a great race, congratulations, i'm okay with that. but they didn't. they didn't run a good race, they ran a horrible race from the basement. he didn't even run, but what they did is they cheated. they cheated like nobody has ever cheated before that we know of. now, if you look at it, it's not even 4 or 5 states, it's 5 cities, milwaukee, right, detroit, philadelphia, atlanta, take those pittsburgh, you could add, so it's 5 cities. it's four cities, it

reporter: brief clip of the conversation with brian kilmeade you can hear a lot more of it tomorrow morningn sunday edition of fox and friends. and while the vaccine is approved it is not going to be widely available to general public until next year. officials think mass distribution will be in place by second quarter of 2021, and meantime frontline workers first in line to get access to the vaccine next week fda is reviewing moderna and ordered 100 million doses of this in addition to 100 million that have just gotten added yesterday. the head of the fda says americans can be reassured that these vaccines are safe. >> our career staff of scientists and staff very working around the clock including holidays, weekends, and late nights to swiftly do this evaluation that meets our globally recognized high standards for review. >> meantime president trump continues to lash out at attorney general bill barr so far barr office not commenting but the president appears upset with barr over reports that he was aware of investigation to hunter biden months ago. president tweeting early this morning,

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there are no sharp questions here from brian kilmeade. watch what he asks in one of these sound bites. [ inaudible ]. >> so interesting when kill immediate says the inauguration, trump says i don't want to talk about that. perhaps he knows what is really true, what's really coming. but he doesn't want to talk about it. these words, these interviews, they are airing every hour of every day on right-wing media. is this a point of no return? do you see a country impossible to unify at this point? >> i think it's going to be very difficult. that's a problem because democracy counts on a common set of understandings and values and norms. and we have seeing this president destroying norms throughout his presidency and d destroying the norm of democratic elections and how we handle peaceful transfer of power is going to be a very difficult norm to restore. >> it really is. you have become a boogeyman of the right-wing media. i want to hear what it's been like for you in the past couple of weeks. typically, you are a little bit under the radar, r

the story guest hosted by brian kilmeade tonight starts right now and i didn't know you stayed up this late. >> i talk to you on the radio today it is my privilege to except your toss that you will toss to me. >> have a good show. >> brian: i am brian kilmeade, have a well-deserved day off. this is the story. moments ago, white house chief of staff mark meadows tweeting "several members of congress just finished a meeting in the oval office with president trump prepared to fight back against mounting evidence of voter fraud. stay tuned. a senator tom cotton is here with fresh reaction in a matter of moments and i'll give you what he just said. also, the days as attorney general, bill barr is zeroing in on the investigation of the investigators and reiterating long-standing feuds against unfounded collusion claims. that after appointing john durham special counsel to finish the job he set out to do. a telling "the wall street journal" that he first agreed to take the position of attorney general because "the department of justice was being used as a political weapon by a willful if smal

stuart: we're just waiting for kilmeade he is along in seven seconds.ightly below 30,000. but it is still a rally. 10:51 on the dot, there he is, kilmeade himself. my timing is always pretty good, brian. it is brilliant, actually. i want to start with the reopening of schools. i have a bee in my bonnet about this. i think it is absolutely outrageous they're closed right now. i want them opened now. how about you? >> how about this? anthony fauci instead of doing governor earning and advice by interview give a press conference. we'll have podium his size, microphone right size, give him gloves, he will make announcement that data shows, children, especially k-6, almost no chance of getting this virus. most states have zero fatalities or even, carriers, the chances are low. then tell us the chances from six to 12. you phase it back in. so you get out of these geniuses like mayor de blasio's hands. instead of stefan curry's podcast or kim kardashian celebrity zoom call. we find news from that, why doesn't he come out to say things definitely? that is what

it's a rematch like holyfield versus tyson and god versus kilmeade. >> it might be a risk thing. know i don't think it's going to be like that. i think it's going to be the library versus the rock 'n roll hall of fame live concert. it's not going to be very competitive and most of the media's going to go the other way because they will go where they think their money and so they are going to -- the only thing is the ugly thing about this is that yes, even though the election looked like he was not going the way the republican party wanted you are going to have just as much if not more president trump than you have ever wanted or needed because now it's going to be a full production. they are are going to be weekly tours and literally wherever president biden is at president trump will be literally one step high and saying i'm still here. i'm not going anywhere. it's going to be a very interesting year to cover but those first 100 days and who gets the most attention. greg: kennedy i'm thinking for years if no trump is going to feel like 500 years. we kind of need him to launch th

still ahead, the president of judicial watch joins us next, brian kilmeade let's check what is goingon "fox and friends". brian: we see what carly is like on camera, a little crazy. on our show we begin talking to house minority leader kevin mccarthy, speaker in two years after the remarkable display in 2020 and has more seats to gain, he will talk about that, marco rubio will be here, he was doing the ppp loans and more coming down for americans in need and there are a lot of americans in need and joined again by holtz who will be honored with the presidential medal of freedom today, stopping by "fox and friends" with his a game to talk about what the honor means plus governor mike huckabee will talk about the president's fight for 2020 and was a run in 2024 will look like. and talk about wisconsin, the president's contention, joey jones with a political article the claims anti-trumpers can reclaim the american flag, a brand-new film that pays tribute to smokey and the bandit which is way overdue. all this is happening as we get set, 17 minutes to start "fox and friends" but gradual

it's a rematch like holyfield versus tyson and god versus kilmeade. >> it might be a risk thing. you know i don't think it's going to be like that. i think it's going to be the library versus the rock 'n roll hall of fame live concert. it's not going to be very competitive and most of the media's going to go the other way because they will go where they think their money and so they are going to -- the only thing is the ugly thing about this is that yes, even though the election looked like he was not going the way the republican party wanted you are going to have just as much if not more president trump than you have ever wanted or needed because now it's going to be a full production. they are are going to be weekly tours and literally wherever president biden is at president trump will be literally one step high and saying i'm still here. i'm not going anywhere. it's going to be a very interesting year to cover but those first 100 days and who gets the most attention. greg: kennedy i'm thinking for years if no trump is going to feel like 500 years. we kind of need him to launc

senator mike braun, brian kilmeade.mack coy and tiki barber. small losses on the s&p and nasdaq. market stalled at this point. and now this. >>> bernie sanders does not want to grant any liability protection to what he calls big corporations. this is an example of the social histories really hurting the people they pretend to help. think about it, please. an employer wants the company back up and running. so the workers are called back. one of them gets the virus and says the following, you didn't protect me. you forced me back into an unsafe environment. you didn't take adequate precautions. give me a million dollars. that is how it will work in our litigious society. without some protection the employer keeps as many workers away from the job as possible. think that through. who gets hurt? the workers of course. they won't be brought back if bringing them back means the employer is exposed to ruinous lawsuits. in the big cities if we can't get the big office buildings filled, we can't bring back the restaurants, bars,

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it's a rematch like holyfield versus tyson and god versus kilmeade. >> it might be a risk thing. you know i don't think it's going to be like that. i think it's going to be the library versus the rock 'n roll hall of fame live concert. it's not going to be very competitive and most of the media's going to go the other way because they will go where they think their money and so they are going to -- the only thing is the ugly thing about this is that yes, even though the election looked like he was not going the way the republican party wanted you are going to have just as much if not more president trump than you have ever wanted or needed because now it's going to be a full production. they are are going to be weekly tours and literally wherever president biden is at president trump will be literally one step high and saying i'm still here. i'm not going anywhere. it's going to be a very interesting year to cover but those first 100 days and who gets the most attention. greg: kennedy i'm thinking for years if no trump is going to feel like 500 years. we kind of need him to launc

my dad owned a coffee shop and a diner that went broke right in brian kilmeade's neighborhood in long island. i get it. i understand. my heart breaks for angela, one of the most articulate spokespeople against the clumsiness of big government. the logic of it at times. we have to understand there's a desperation. these men and women that are elected, they want to save lives. we have never faced this, not since 1918 happily faced something where you've got people dying left and right every 30 seconds and american dies. you've got to give these people a little slack. yes they are intruding on libertarian values at its babbitt "saturday night live" is mocking them. but give me a break here. >> greg: jesse, my issue is they are being mocked by people who have no skin in the game. we can criticize all restaurant owners because we get to sit here and talk about it. we get a paycheck. pete davidson gets a paycheck. his company paid for his audience. >> jesse: isn't that how people get paid to your show, gutfeld? isn't that how you got around it? i agree with both of you and geraldo. if "satu

not nearly as good-looking as brian kilmeade that thank you for the shout out. >> sorry about that. >n: leo, you as a former man of the left yourself, there's no logic in this. i don't understand. are we really going to go to a set of principles where apologies are no longer relevant but they are no longer relevant for anyone who's not a liberal? larry brought up a few great examples. you have the virginia governor. couldn't decide if he was in blackface or a ku klux klan hood. jimmy kimmel and blackface. joe biden campaigning with a ku klux klan member. they can apologize. what are the rules? >> that's the thing. they get to pick and choose who they want to cancel. dan, your point was well taken. they are trying to destroy the american valley system. they want us to cancel the people who gave us the declaration of independence, the constitution, the bill of rights. they want to cancel washington, jefferson and lincoln, the emancipation proclamation. they want to destroy what makes this country great. they want to destroy why people are the envy of this country, the leadership that ma

i don't have a problem with brian kilmeade watching the show but when he's not wearing a mask it gets "oh, i'm on "fox & friends," i've been here for 20 years." we don't care! sorry, lost my train of thought. [laughter] >> jesse: i thought it would be lou. [laughter] jesse, what you think, do we need "mission impossible 7?" >> jesse: i am going to have to disagree with dana, i would love to be yelled at like that. i heard this audio, i was so fired up, i started just crushing lines of hydroxychloroquine, you have no idea. the passion and the energy, you can feel from tom cruise. to deliver a product in these unprecedented and harrowing times, to reduce risk and make sure this gets out into the theaters, i love it. do you know how much money paramount has probably already sunk into this film? someone gets sick, they shut it down for ten days. they are just letting money on fire, god forbid one of the main members of the cast gets sick or the director. dust off that insurance policy, you're never going to see a movie, a new release with real actors the whole year, you're going to be wat

timeframe the president is looking at and fox news asked the president and the interview with brian kilmeade plans to go to joe biden's inauguration and he civilly said i don't want to talk about it. arthel: all take it, before you go i want to ask you about this reporting this afternoon that foreign hackers have targeted the u.s. treasury, can you tell us about that? rebreather the one that broke the story reporting that hackers back a foreign government were targeting the treasury department and other government cyber systems, it's unclear which government they may be looking into at this point, national security officials tell fox news there where of the reports and taking action and it's unclear whether any data may have been compromised but will continue to watch us throughout the night. arthel: mark meredith live at the white house. eric: back to our top story, the first u.s. coronavirus vaccine doses. shipping out this morning from a pfizer plant in michigan, the inoculation expected to begin tomorrow in various spots across the country. a board-certified physician in the camp cancer

victor the other day i was filling in for brian kilmeade and i had shannon bream on the show. what she thought would be at the top of the democrats wish list if they had total power. i would love you to listen to what she had to say and get your reaction. >> you know what it would be a potential priority for them statehood for d.c. and puerto rico because that takes massive dividends for them. at least at this moment in time they will see if we get statehood for those two entities, that is two may be four democratic senators added to the tally for us. then that really opens up the possibility of all other kinds of things that you could get down. >> will: well met, victor if more power consolidating of getting more for senate seats in the has to be everything on their wish list would be doable. >> i think the way to look at it, will, they are not interested winning on the issues. they want to change the structure, the process how we govern ourselves. if they get a super congress, that is, the congress, the senate, and the house, they will pack the court to 15 justices that is n

brian kilmeade, have fun tonight, lots of news, donald trump is shaking things up.cial edition of the ingraham angle. joe biden's inauguration just 29 days gail. 29 days until he starts doing all of the policies of president trump that you put in place over the past four years like keeping our borders closed. we will discuss that. caravans forming in honduras as we speak. we will break it down for what it means for us. as acting commissioner mark morgan trying to digest that news good he will tell us what to do. plus, guidance diversity obsession, why is he so fixated on tti

howie: the president ripped the high court in an interview with fox's brian kilmeade. >> we've provent. but no judge has had the courage, including the supreme court. i am so disappointed in them. no judge, including the supreme court of the united states, has had the courage to allow it to be heard. howie: ben domenech, most of the media from national view on the right to atlantic on the left said the texas suit was ridiculous, it was absurd and it would be tossed out. that's what the supreme court did. a lot of trump supporters took the criticism of the suit as being against the president but wasn't it really just reporting reality. >> i think personally this lawsuit was baseless. i think it was fundamentally anti-federalist in its approach. imagine a situation where after the election in 2000, you had every democratic voting state that had supported al gore standing up and saying that florida's approach to voting had disen fradisenfranchised their n voters. i'm glad the court made the decision they did. at the same time, i do think that we have a situation here where a lot of the v

saturday, before the army-navy game, the president held a face to too close face interview with brian kilmeadebizarre explanation for why he thinks he really won. >> the election was over at 10:00 in the evening. i had won, it was 97, 98%. all of the bookies all over the world were saying the election's over. they wouldn't even take bets on it. snowoh, yeah, everybody knows it's the bookies who picked the president. that's why in 1932, herbert hoover suffered a crushinge hast seabiscuit. the president wasn't alone in his failed war against democracy, because a legal brief supporting texas' terrible and stupid and wrong and dumb lawsuit was signed by 126 house republicans. to put that in perspective, if you put all 126 of those congressmen on one raft going over niagara falls, i'd watch. following the scotus decision, most of these guys stayed silent, but louisiana representative mike johnson tweeted this quote by john quincy adams: "duty is ours, results are god's." okay, but i another famous john quincy adams quote: "you lost, mike johnson! suck my sideburns!" so, what's to be done with these

chris: president trump talking with brian kilmeade at the army, navy game yesterday, refusing to givep his fight to overturn the results of the november election. it's time for our sunday group. gop strategist, karl rove, fox news correspondent, gillian turner, a former member of the national security council, under both presidents bush 43 and obama, and charles lane, from the washington post. karl, as we noted, the electoral college votes tomorrow and then on january 6th the congress actually counts the votes and formally declares a winner. do you expect president trump to continue to contest the election past tomorrow, maybe even past january 6th? and do you think he's either helping or hurting both him himf and the country? >> well, i believe that he will. i wouldn't be surprised to see tomorrow that there are maybe attempts to disrupt some of the voting in the six contested states. i wouldn't be surprised to see expressions of public support for the president's position from trump electors in states that he carried. i wouldn't be surprised to on january 6th, i fully expect that on

i mean, brian kilmeade already looks like he's the only claymation anchor at fox news.oesn't blink for an hour straight, you'd think he was a lesser known gumby character. he's dumby and the second reason that republicans weren't reasonable before trump so there's no reasonable to go back to. a decade ago, they were famously showing up to town halls, demanding to see barack obama's birth certificate, and walking around d.c. wearing long colts and tricorn hats like they waited too long to go to party city before halloween. "i'm a zombie but from colonial times. look, it's all they have left, man. and yet, biden seems intent on trying to appeal to republicans and an attempt to return to a bipartisan normalcy that isn't possible and even if it was possible, it wasn't working for most people biden is reportedly considering picking a republican to be commerce secretary and on monday, he told supporters that republicans would come around and return to normal once trump is gone. >> i predict to you and i may eat these words, but i predict to you as donald trump's shadow fades

pete: have a wonderful sunday, everybody go to church you too, brian kilmeade. maria: good sunday morning welcome to "sunday morning futures" i'm maria bartiromo. a supreme court knockout as the high court rejects texas' lawsuit on election fraud. what happened and what's next for president trump's election legal challenge. texas attorney general ken paxton takes us behind the curtain of what went down, coming up. plus, compromise by china. >> look at threat streams and one of the things i look at is what's called gates information and procedures and it's intelligence that we have wherefore en actors in states are targeting members of congress to influence them through blackmail, on derogatory information or through bribery for overt and covert influence and as i looked at it, it was so overwhelming related to china that i had to look at the number s and what we've learned is that china engages in that activity at a level six times greater than russia, 12 times greater than iran. it's a massive influence campaign, and really, what its intended to do, maria, its