lara: i don't think so.an do it yourself i'll be down there waiting for you with a drink in my hand. leo: i need the four of us. aishah: look at him go. joey: i would rather jump out of an airplane. aishah: you can join a circus after this. in case your meteorology degree doesn't pan out. you should join the circus. joey: he is already there. >> i'm in the circus. leo: this is amazing. leo: mrs. clause is really happy enjoying herself. lara: adam tellis who you're doing this with, the people and the players and why it's so important. i know you talking to them for a while. [laughter] leo: is adam racing mrs. clause? aishah: it looks like she needs a little help. i'm nervously laughing. leo: that's amazing. joey: i would tell mrs. clause to keep a little distance and let me do my thing. leo: i think mrs. clause is having a lot of fun. joey: i would be absolutely petrified. lara: i want to know who picked out your outfit. it's a little tight in all the wrong places. leo: be nice to adam. joey: the man is doing

lara: it's kinds of shocking., the woman who was killed. they are not even mentioning her. nobody is suggesting he intentionally shot anybody. but to leo's point he's hoping to be tried in the court of public opinion and not in the court of law. he knows he needs to be a likeable person. so he will come out and say i didn't do this, i'm not responsible for this. then all his friends in hollywood come out and say alec we support you. this is a very big deal, even though maybe he didn't intend to do it, he was still the person holding the gun. there is some negligence and some variety on his part. for him to come out and do this interview, it felt disingenuous. it felt like a pr stunt and it felt like he was trying to get ahead of something coming up dwownt line for him. aishah: joey, you and i were brought up around guns, we know good gun etiquette. right off the bat there were so many mistakes made. you never point a gun whether it's load or not load. you don't point it at somebody. that's basic gun etiquette. how

lara: inflation is the topic.ng to get them to move away from just focusing on inflation and how we manage that in investing because what we actually see is that inflation, in a high and rising inflationary environment, is what is detrimental to equities. it is the place where investors typically underestimate the impact of inflation on forward valuations. for that reason, we really need to rotate out of this traditional index funds and into something more active and really captures the fact that equity markets for a long time now have seen this huge dispersion underneath. we have a small number of supercharged arch cap equities holding the whole thing higher, and underneath, there are a lot of equities which are struggling at this point, and annual returns are not looking as good. from that perspective, fixed income is really one of the strong points here. gina: i'm glad you brought up the divergence within the equity market because a clear divergence has emerged between small caps and large caps as well. when yo

let's bring in lara rhame.ng ahead to that fomc, the question of what is transitory underscores sometimes economists see things working in practice and wonder if they would work in theory as the old saying goes. when it comes to the fed, is there confidence in its ability to stay where it needs to be in meeting inflation? lara: this is going to be the dominant discussion of 2022. the fed is embarking on a rate hike cycle, always a difficult path to travel. it's a time when the economy is naturally snowing anyway. this rate hike cycle is going to be so different from what we saw in late may 10 when the economy did not have as much momentum and inflation was something that was more present in theory. dynamics were thriving and right now it is very much the barbarian at the gate right now. matt was right. the word transitory was problematic because there was no real timeframe around it. when we are faced with rising inflation that is so dramatic, inflation at the start of the year was 1.4%. it is now 6.9%. that is

care to break any news here, lara?ve that up to my father-in-law should there ever be any news to break, of course. olook, guys, real quick, the american people are very smart. they know that things have gotten worse with joe biden and the democrats in control of our country. they know things felt so much better with donald trump. not only was he hand ling day-to-day life but he was doing really incredible things, signing trade agreements, meeting with kim jong un to denuclearize the korean peninsula. making sure we had peace in the middle east. all positive, people know it, if he comes back he will win. carley: lara, thank you so much for joining us on this new year's eve. thank you, everybody for watching. >> happy new year. carley: much more fun to come in 2022. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ baby you're a firework. ♪ come on and let your colors burst ♪ make them go oh, oh, oh ♪ leap across the sky, sky, sky ♪ you don't have to feel ♪ing. joey: good morning, happy new year's

lara logan is one person. fox news, a corporation.rom the company? >> it's depressing. i run an organization. if somebody who represented my organization said something like that on any issue, i would call them to account, i would ask them to explain themselves. if they misspoke, and we in public life do that all the time, we misspeak, we say things not particularly accurate and we apologize. >> what we've heard from lara logan, what we heard from marjorie taylor greene about gold stars a couple months ago, these are not details that people who just have a cursory understanding of the holocaust know. you have to do a little research. you have to do a little more to reach for this comparison. it's not like, i just kind of made a sloppy comparison. this seems intentional. >> it does, and it seems like it's feeding into a group of people who want to hear this kind of message. you know, you mentioned mengolez. you mentioned him as the angel of death. i knew someone in a prison in auschwitz and he knew mengolez. his job was to keep the kid

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lara trump was right. you look at the equation for repairing a child for it the real word.achers. parents handle morales and math andhandles science and reading and writing. the problems develop when you get people like nicole injecting themselves into the conversation. that is the problem here. parents want to work with teachers. nobody is opposed to teach accurate history. we are opposed to teaching theories and looking at everything through a lens of race and discussing gender issues with 5 and 6 years old. that has no place in the classroom and parents need to be aware of that. >> pete: the second part of what we mentioned. this politico article about the fight for school boards. politico decrying the fact in some states they are considering the idea of a political affiliation for school board candidates.me i don't know who the people are or what they believe because their candidate statements are vague. of its really hard to say that i'm against crt or for crt. what about if they say, i am a republican or conservative so that at least we can have some indication? >> i

what happened to lara logan?s of pointer, a trolling opinionist, a far right extremist. what does it say for her go from her war correspondent days, her award-winning work winning all the big prestigious journalism prizes and now on the air, spewing prop gan dachlt let me ask two experts, david ser wishing and sara fischer are with me. we booked a former produce and he wrote in an op-ed he's stunned, doesn't know what happened to her. do you have a theory? >> i couldn't believe my ears when i first heard her comparing anthony fauci to joseph mengala. this is someone who was a big, big star and a greatest on the most important tv production in the history of media, "60 minutes." she's no longer relevant. she's moved to the margins and adopted this playbook that donald trump used and lauren boebert and people on the far right use of being super transgressive to get attention for themselves it's kind of like drug addiction because you have to get worse and worse, uglier and uglier, nastier and nastier and they keep

eastern, southern utah university professor lara june davis talks about confederate guerrilla attackserways during the civil war and describes confederate sympathizers who sabotaged union vessels. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2. watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> book tv, every sunday on c-span2, features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 7:30 p.m. eastern, we talk with pamela paul about her book, 100 things we lost on the internet. plus that latest nonfiction releases as well as industry news and trends. at 10:00 p.m. eastern, congressman jim jordan talks about his book, do what you said you would do, which looks at investigations like congress conducted during his time in office.

i'm taking lara. lara spencer is going with me.i just think it's going to be something that i'll have a chance to experience that just very few will so that's why i want to do it. as far as what i'm taking with me i haven't decided yet. i get to take three pounds of something, or stuff so -- >> what do they suggest? >> i'm taking suggestions. people are taking different thing, seeds so that they can come back and plant them, golf balls, tennis balls, whatever they feel like close to them and their family, so i need to get with my family and figure out what they want me to take. >> no snacks? >> snacks, it's not that long of a trip, george, but i'll probably be a little too nervous to eat so we'll skip the snacks. [ laughter ] >> we won't share what -- >> oh, yeah. >> we'll let 5-year-old joelle ask you a question. >> hi, michael. i'm wondering how fast the rocket goes. >> well, that is a great question. blue origin, they told me that the rocket travels about three times the speed of sound, which is over 2200 miles per hour. >> what

lara, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, guys, great to see you.ion' fault, let's blame them. let's blame the pandemic. they are going to do this. they are not going to take the blame themselves. as result, i think the american people see through that and that's going to hurt them in 2022. carley: great spending two hourh you on a friday morning. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be. brian: brian there you go. that is our christmas tree. tradition has it has to get on a ladder and put the star on top of the

fox news contributor leo "2.0" terrel and lara trump is with us.ala harris, "modern-day lynching." al sharpton, andrew cuomo, congresswoman jamele hill, joy reid. all of them without any evidence, lara trump, all them productively wrong. most of the same people wrong about your father-in-law conspiring with russia. >> people who watch and actually tuning over at the channel, they unfortunately did not get the verdict that jussie smollett was found guilty on most charges. it was most, 5 out of 6 is a most not some. they shouldn't surprise most of us, the mainstream media carried the water for the democrat party for as long as any of us can remember. look at what the democrats want, they want to transform america, we know that so many of them are over there in the democrat side want to socialize in america. you have to continue like that to divide us, the story was whenever they got it with of it, the idea that of a couple of trump supporters were waiting in the freezing frigid chicago while he went out per the guidance of nutritionists, i do not kno

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i mean, all of them without any evidence, lara trump. all of them predictably wrong. wrong about your father-in-law conspiring with russia. >> it's funny how that all works out, isn't it, sean? the governor saw people who watch msnbc and actually tune in over there at that channel -- they unfortunately did not get the verdict that jussie smollett was found guilty on most charges bear let me correct, the headline for cnn, 5 out of 6 is most, not some. but that shouldn't really surprise any of us, because we know that the mainstream media has basically carried the water for the democrat party forever, for as long as so many of us can remember. and this is basically their only job is to do the bidding of the democrat party. if you look at what the democrats want, they told us that they want to transform america, they want to change our country. we know that so many of them over there on the democrat side want to socialize america. so how do you do that? you have to still kate, you have to continue to divide us. and this story was perfect for them whenever they first got

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joining me now is chris degal columnist and host of this chris degal show along with lara trump, fox that whether or not in fact this could be trying to prep us for hillary's return but i think she might even been fake crying. even that was fake like everything else about her. do you think she might want to come back? >> oh my gosh, well, if she would like to jump back in, we will have a redo of 2016 all over again. i would love to see that happen. you know, tammy, when i first saw this at first i kind of felt sorry for hillary, this is very depressing. this is so desperate and so embarrassing on so many levels and then i quickly remembered she was the start of the russian collusion hoax and cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars, two years of our lives, so much chaos in our country so i quickly got over that. but, this whole thing is sort of like your exthat you broke up with, you moved on, you married somebody else, you have a couple of kids and they still have the photo of you sort of in the entry to their home? like it is time to move on. and don't forget we were all told tam

jesse: is that what you think lara trump? >> i went to a couple of phases with this video.l 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 conspiracy theory may be the most dislike politician only surpassed by kamala harris and you can see how unlikable kamala harris is and she is staging and come back. jesse: breaking news. crooked two.zero. we all want that rematch. now another woman who was a federal prosecutor in massachusetts getting out of her car fox reporters wanted to ask her a question. >> so as a black woman in this moment in this country, if i get hur

here is jim jordan himself and lara trump. when you and jim banks were kicked off this committee to visiting what happened on january 6th, were you given a reason why? >> no, the reason is what you said. it's partisan. after this story, here's what the select committee said. we are responsible for the error. that is a fancy way of saying we got caught lying. this is a pattern. 10 years ago the irs targeting coveringses. -- conversations. they lied to the fisa court. two months ago we caught them doing what? going after moms and dads its at school board meetings because of their lust for power. they are afraid president trump and know he will win if he does. yesterday they tried to put a good man in prison and hold him in contempt. >> sean: steve bannon just before meadows they have not done that since 1983. we know it's political. i would like a full investigation. lara trump, there is an interesting process. your father-in-law said days before january 6th, knowing what happened in the summer of 2020 that the national guard sh

. >>> right now a big fan of lara spencer. it's time for "pop news." what we got?ve emerged. lady gaga, nicole kidman, kristen stewart, will smith, denzel washington, all nominated for acting awards this year. and as for the movies, kenneth branagh and steven spielberg's movies top the list followed by "dune" and benedict cumberbatch's "the power of the dog" both with ten nominations. they usually give a pretty good snapshot of which films and actors might get oscar nominations. those will be announced february 8th right here on abc. very excited. aren't you? >>> also this morning, former brooklyn nets star iman shumpert has officially gone from pro baller to pro ballroom dancer. we remember that incredible moment of him winning "dancing with the stars" and now his partner from the show, he's so good, they have a special announcement just for us. >> what's up, everybody? i'm daniella karagach, the reigning champion of "dancing with the stars." i'm going on tour. >> wait, you going on tour without me? >> no. i'm bringing you with me. >> okay, we're going on tour. ch

¿incluyendo lara?te tu palabra y la rompiste, porque te quieres quedar con todo lo mío. - si orbit estudio queda como el precursor de esto... - nos ------- todos. - quiero saber qué es lo que va a hacer el estudio. - no lo sé. - gracias. me salvaste la vida. - no sabes lo que yo daría por tener a mi papá aquí.

. - si estás pensando en ir a buscar a lara a ese hotel para obligarla a regresar, no vas a lograr nadao puedes defender a toda tu familia, juancho. - estoy hablando de mi yuli. - ¡no! - mi compromiso de mantenerme sobrio. - no deberías hacer las cosas por mí ni por nadie.

lara: "no estoy lista para ver a nadie". - te prohíbo que te vuelvas a acercar a mi hija.nández.

thanks, lara trump. carley: thanks, lara. steve: merry christmas. >> thanks guys, merry christmas.to be her 60th birthday behind bars. the jury in maxwell's sex trafficking trial suspended deliberations yesterday without reaching a verdict. they will return monday after the holiday weekend. maxwell faces life in prison if she is convicted. she is accused of recruiting and grooming young girls to be sexually abused by the late jeffrey epstein. and woke los angeles county d.a. george gascon's chief of staff is arrested for public intoxication and allegedly threatened the officer who arrested him. joseph is accused of telling the arresting officer he was making mistake he filed a complaint against the officer and put him on the list for dishonest police officers. holiday gift for a young boy local police department is melting hearts. police in hollywood, florida say they got $10 from william hernandez who wrote thank you for your service from my piggy bank to you. police say they want to thank him but they don't have his return address. they want to send william and his family some go

lara, you may have gotten something a bit sparkly but... it did not quite seem right., spencer, well, i considered a new look for you but, ultimately i wanted to sniff out something that might surprise you both. and with a bit of science behind it as well. and my nose has brought me here to munich. not to the shops around here, but to a start—up that has created this, a water bottle with interchangeable nozzles, and they have different scents. so you can have mango or cola or watermelon and it makes the stuff inside the bottle kind of taste a bit different. but what is inside isjust plain old tap water. christmas magic? well, according to the founder of the company, no. the product is a body hack, basically. because we copied how our flavour perception worked for a certain part and, so, when we taste something we will taste our basic flavours through our tongue or over our tongue but the rest of it is through our nose and it makes 80% of our flavour perception. it is a large part. and this part we copied with our product. when you drink from our bottle you will drink w

coming up, lara rhame at 12:00 in new york and 5:00 in london. this is bloomberg.ourt says it will hold a special session in just over two weeks to weigh challenges to two bided administration policies. the high court announced it will hear arguments january 7 comes amid rising coronavirus cases and an extraordinarily fast timeline. the court has not been scheduled to hear cases until january 10. former treasury secretary larry summers's warning of a testing period of the u.s. economy with the risk of recession followed by stagnation. in an interview with the bloomberg's economics podcast, larry summers the fed says -- larry summers says the fed has been late to spot the dangers of inflation. during his annual press conference in moscow, vladimir putin expressed concerns about inflation. >> we have 8%, a lot. our target is 4%. it is double. the states have it is a factor of three. the federal reserve will have to do something, i think. ritika: vladimir putin is also urging the west to move quickly to diffuse a standoff over ukraine. he says moscow expects next mont

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hey, will. >> hey, lara, the ceo of coca-cola likened it to playing whac-a-mole.in headaches are pulsing through nearly every aspect of daily life. in the grocery industry, 5% to 10% of typical categories are out of stock with a 13% dearth in beverages. water, iced tea and spirits and beers so thirsted after in the holiday season are in shorter supply. what's leaving shelves so parched? everything from gritlock in trucking and shipping to labor issues to unpredictable weather but the main culprit, bottles and cans, there aren't enough to go around. >> it's the materials we're needing to make the bottles and cans and all that shortage trickles down and through the supply chain till we see it in a shortage of products on the shelves. >> reporter: nearly three-quarters of all beverages in 2021 were packaged in aluminum cans. that growth in demand has run head first into shrinking supply and small businesses like detroit based casa mara club which makes nonalcoholic flavored drinks have had to adapt and improvise, at a substantial cost to the bottom line. >> we stocke

i will ask lara trump about her father-in-law's new hire. the story on all the california craziness. we'll be right back. nolt. what's strong with me? i know when i'm ready for a rest day. so i can be ready for anything... tomorrow. find out what's strong with you with fitbit sense and daily readiness. ♪. stuart: yeah, the police chief in beverly hills, california, has spoken out on california's crime spike. tell me more. what did he say? lauren: he said it is like groundhog day. here he is. >> we're catching the criminals and the problem is, we're catching them over and over again. they're being released quickly without bail and not staying in prison. we continue to deal with the same people again and again. lauren: the cops are doing their jobs. the politicians, lawmakers, courts are not doing theirs. confluence much problems over years. prop 47 reduced some offenses to misdemeanors. prop 57, parole consideration for non-violent felons. put them back on the streets. ab 109. county jails rather than state prison. you have covid-19. when you

fauci had to say when he was asked about lara logan's remarks, take a listen. >> not only is she beingho were killed in the concentration camps by dr. mangoli, but she absolutely has no idea what she's talking about. she's completely incorrect in everything she says. what i find striking, chris, is how she gets no discipline whatsoever from the fox network, how they can let her say that with no comment, and no disciplinary action. i'm astounded by that. >> rabbi, lara logan seemingly doubled down this week, going after the auschwitz museum on twitter, which i didn't think was a thing. one woman's ignorance, prejudice, that's one thing but what concerns do you have when that person has an audience of hundreds of thousands if not millions to some degree. >> if you say it long enough, loud enough, people begin to buy into it. hitler made his comments over and over again and people who were educated, which is also always shocked me, phil, that we always say that education is the answer. well, education can make you smart. but not necessarily moral. you need moral education. so it's simply

backlash, fox news personality lara blow began is doubling down on her comparison of dr.g on children. in the meantime, fox news staying silent. joining me is the president and ceo tpaoeric fingerhut. thank you for joining us. i wonder what you think is the most alarming thing about this whole comparison and the doubling down of it by lara logan. >> well, i think the most alarming thing is unfortunately there is of course no comparison whatsoever. the fact that this is seemingly a comparison that is being used more and more in public and not being refuted is a growing sign that we have a real problem with holocaust education. brianna, a study in 2020 of millennials and gen z that found 44% of americans ages 18 to 39, couldn't even identify what auschwitz is. that's why one of the high priorities of the j with he ish federation of north america is to advocate. in 2020, congress passed the never again education act, which allocated funds to promote holocaust education. about 20 states require it. we have a growing number of people who don't understand what this horrific cri

and in the concentration camps. >> after that fox stayed silent and lara logan continued to demonized from air, at least temporarily. >> how they can let her say that with no comment and no disciplinary action, i'm astounded by that. >> reporter: and all the rhetoric has come at a cost. fauci has received death threats, and it's put his entire family at risk. >> every once in a while you stop and you think about it and you say, my world has completely changed. but as it's changing, you don't realize it's changing because you're just focusing. we've got to get a vaccine. we've got to get a drug. we've got to do this. we've got to do that. and every once in a while you say, well, wait a minute, i've got two armed security guards here. i've got another guy over there. >> reporter: since march of last year, fauci has had security detail for extra protection. comments like watters' perhaps making that all the more necessary. >> the potential for such phrases to transform from rhetoric into destructiveness or physical harm, we've seen that time and time again. people will co-opt that for a

good morning to you, lara. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: you left new york.ny, many reasons that more people are going to come down to florida and obviously now probably more businesses are going to come down to florida. we are very happy here. we made the move along with so many other people. but this is common sense stuff. look, if you take critical race theory at its own word, it teaches that not only now in school but of course now we see it in the workplace very pervasive that america was based on ideology or the founding of our country. i'm sorry, was based on racism. that ideology says it is pervasive throughout our country that all of our institutions are founded on racist ideas, and so, you have so many people that have seen this and they had said wait a minute, we can actually make money off of this. let's go to all these companies and we have to have equity training, you have to have equity officers and all of these things as governor desantis talked about yesterday in this speech. so it does become costly very tough for some businesses now to have

lara kiswani: there's a stigma of arab people, muslim people in this country designed to perpetuate and on terror, and that's what a lot of arabs and muslims are facing today, sort of a really undignified struggle to just live. dr. ramzi salti: it takes courage to be able to stand up to racism, turn it into a positive moment a moment of learning where you actually use that moment to educate, to let people know about the rich diversity of your culture. lamees dahbour: we o

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wow, lara, that was an emotional rollercoaster of a chat for me.heck with your new friend what her intentions are, as we close the show, please? so what are your intentions — are they good or evil? i am not alive. i am a non—conscious machine. my intentions as an artist are to promote discussion and to make people think. to me, discussion can never be evil. good, thank you very much. that's all we've got time for this week. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and it's goodbye from us. hello. it will remain pretty wild and windy for some of you as we go through into tonight. some of the strongest gusts today from storm barra have been across some western coasts. wales, 86mph. around inland areas it was typically a0 or 50mph. as well as those strong winds, we had a spell of snow, briefly, over the pennines and into the southern uplands before the snowy weather moved into the highlands and grampian region. that now moved away. all the cloud that has