with that liberal radio host and fox news contributor she's actually quite moderate, leslie marshall is back in action on the pampered independent women's form inez stepman is here welcome everyone. >> hi. seafort leslie mexican us are thew. what did you think of the president's speech? did you get a little bit more from him tonight he thought was missing yesterday? >> this was missing weeks ago. i am not trying to be mean, i am really not. this is not like a meow moment. it's very tempered, it was very measured it was probably one of the most presidential, lewdly written by someone for him. i felt there may have been some medication, i felt very strongly that he was. kennedy: i know your husband is a surgeon, you are not a doctor, that is one of the things. >> i'm telling you my opinion. single. kennedy: whether it's a physician know i'm talking right now. whether it is a physician or psychologist, i don't appreciate people making those sort of informal diagnoses. because you don't know what happens. all i am asking is your reaction to what he didn't do yesterday what he did today. y

leslie marshall and john you debate next. .. >> i can't think of anything that you will unify this country more than if there was a big unify this country more than a big bipartisan vote in favor of impeachment. >> joe biden sought unity and healing. is that what this is today? accusing republican lawmakers of sedition and calling for their expulsion the plan for healing? is working with silicon valley to digitally disappear those with whom they disagree with the plan for reconciliation? >> those are questions that need answers lawmakers say they want the country to come together, democrats and republicans are arguing about what unity really means. from the capital riots, the second impeachment, to next week's inauguration let's talk about it, leslie marshall and author of the fender in chief, john you, welcome to both of you. the washington post says the senate can hold an impeachment trial after trump leaves office, he's no fan of donald trump, goes on to say disqualifying donald trump from ever again holding federal office a particularly suitable remedy for fomenting and inciting insurr

in all fairness, i do want to bring up, and we have leslie marshall with us here, too.ear leo terrell talking about some of the comments president biden, then candidate made on the trail. i think you and i have been on the air when some of those things have been said, leslie, so i want to give you as the person on our virtual couch who can talk from a democratic perspective, how this kind of fits in. i'll give you an example. you're not black if you don't vote for me. something he told radio folks at the time. >> yeah. my jaw dropped. i think you and i did talk about that on the air. look, joe biden, like any other politician, whether running for president or any other office, makes campaign promises. 84 million people voted, especially a lot of minorities, for promises that he made. this is part of fulfilling those promise. to leo's point, you've got to just look at the number. not just here in california, but throughout the country. disproportionately affected by the covid-19 virus. this affected them financially. housing. the housing market. loans given for housing.

period and democratics strategist fox news contributor leslie marshall, three little angels here to duke it out or to agree. i don't know where you all stand. but tim, charles makes a really good points. these funds have been manipulating stock prices for their advantage for as long as there has been a stock market. so tell me about some of the interesting allies that these massive investors have? >> washington d.c. for one. democrats and republicans for the thing is that so much a financial regulation is geared towards improving confidence in the market. not making the markets work better necessarily but making people more confident in the market. i think we should be doing the opposite and that's what this does put in the long when the stock market is a measure of wealth of company. in the short run it is the measure of randomness, who is a nip relating what. the measure of stupidity. you cannot win in the short run. this is part of a hedge funds is always made the money is playing within deputation. now they are the ones who got manipulated. kennedy: i've always but how they make bill

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byron york of the washington examiner, leslie marshall, democratic strategists, and the founding editorree beacon. happy new year to all. byron, your thoughts on the state of play in terms of $2,000 stimulus and couldn't make a come back soon. >> in addition to that we just saw congress to override the president's veto, first time that has ever happened in his presidency. it looks like mitch mcconnell is not going to let this $2,000 thing go forward. there is a big policy argument to be had for any reasonable point, $600 was passed, just wasn't enough, there is also a reasonable point the $2,000 -- the biggest thing we are seeing is the president's influence and clout are leaking away daily, by the hour. he's not going to be president anymore in 19 days, all the members of congress know that and his threats and ability to persuade are going down as we speak. >> i want to thank mitch mcconnell for helping democrats come out and bring out so many democrats in georgia. it is clear not just in georgia that americans are looking at republicans as being those, not all of them, but as being th

let's bring in fox news contributor leslie marshall, and host of the next revolution steve hilton onnight, welcome to all of you. >> hi, shannon. >> hi, shannon how are you? >> shannon: i am good but we wait on pins and needles and control of the u.s. senate and democrat successful on picking both of them up they will controlled the senate and the white house. but how does that come across to you? >> i am sort of chuckling at the news we just heard that ballots are starting to come in in atlanta even though the polls closed five hours ago. maybe there is a legitimate explanation for that but that makes me nervous. an 11:30 or so tonight, they announced where savannah is another stronghold. they will stop counting until tomorrow. this is kind of what we saw on november 3rd. i would urge g.o.p. election observers to stay right close to the building, keep your eyes if anything unusual happens, grab a whistle and point out if anything funny is happening. so eternal vigilance especially tonight in key places where that needs to happen >> >> shannon: he has brought his own tonight but was

leslie marshall, steve hilton, and byron york are with us.ve you all with us tonight. >> thank you, shannon. >> they could. >> shannon: let's start here. this is what "the new york times" says. biden moves to undo trump's legacy. his first actions in office were aimed not at compromising cooperation with its adversaries, but instead suggesting a determination to quickly raise much of the trump agenda. that sort of par for the course on a new president. >> yeah, but he's doing an awful lot. i think today he gave us a good picture of some of the new president's priorities. remember, he said he had to act so quickly because we faced four crises, the coronavirus crisis, the economic crisis, the racial equity crisis, and the climate crisis. now if you look at what he did today, you would think that immigration was his highest priority because not only did he take a number of executive actions, he also submitted a bill to congress. there is going to be enormous debate about it. so perhaps that is the issue that he felt needed the most urgent action

the federalist" and fox news contributor mollie hemingway, radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall joining us today in the coveted center seat, host of the next revolution, steve helton. welcome, everyone. >> good morning. >> steve, let's start talking about this timeline because we were told by nancy pelosi that this president is a clear and present danger, that his removal is not just something that needs to be considered, it is imminent and has to be done right away, but now she is dragging her heels. i don't understand what is going on with democrats in terms of the urgency here. >> exactly. even on it's only terms, none of it makes sense, let's just take their word. you pointed out one flaw, if it's so urgent, where the bickering around. secondly, they're arguing the reason the president was impeached, the basis for their articles, he incited insurrection with the speech he made last wednesday. at the same time, they are now saying and it's being reported all over the media, democrats are pushing this. the right we saw wednesday was planned, organized, all of these groups were

let's bring in the inauguration panel to debate, leslie marshall, steve hilton and byron york are witht's start here. the new york times, on day one biden moves to undo trump's legacy, his first actions in office were aimed not at compromise and corporation with his adversaries but instead suggested determination to quickly erase much of the trump agenda. par for the course for a new president. >> but he's doing an awful lot of it. today gave us a good picture of the new president's priorities. he said he had to act so quickly because we face four crises, the coronavirus crisis, the economic crisis, the racial equity crisis and the climate crisis. if you look at what he did today you would think immigration was his highest priority because not only did he take a number of executive actions he also submitted a bill to congress, big immigration reform bill that there's going to be enormous debate about so perhaps that is the issue he felt needed the most urgent action regardless what he said about anything else. >> he has consistently talked about unity in the days leading up to a week l

let's begin our debate with the panel, leslie marshall and joe collegea and law professor john you, greatto see all of you tonight. we are told today the studies say and the cdc says it is safe for kids to go back to school, no science against it, britt hume says faced with the choice between the science of the teachers unions the biden administration shows the unions, there are a lot of these flareups going. marco rubio says national teachers union, not teachers are saying they won't go back to work until 2020, we should not send a single taxpayer dollars to schools that aren't going to reopen. we will start with you. >> and he made a good point when he said this impeachment trial which may well be unconstitutional in my view is trying to distract from a lot of the problems democrats otherwise have. president biden was elected on a platform that he was going to defeat the virus. one of the major problems in the lockdowns that are going on is they seem unreasonable to people. they are encouraging people to violate the rules, to decide to gather on their own because they see things like sc

fox news contributor leslie marshall and author of defender in chief, john you. "the washington post" said the senate can constitutionally hold an impeachment trial after he leaves office "disqualified president trump from ever holding federal office is a particularly suitable remedy for fomenting and inciting insurrection. where do we go from here on the legal front? >> i wish i had his confidence. i think the constitution leaves this question quite open, in fact the constitutional text really only talks about impeaching and removing from office or disqualifying the president, the vice president, and officers of the united states. on january 20th of noon, president trump will no longer be president, it will be private citizen donald trump. there is a difficult constitutional question whether a former president who is no longer in office can be tried for impeachment, today's impeachment in the house is certainly interesting because president trump is still in office, we never impeached someone after they have left office. no president, no vice president, no cap n

former utah congressman jason chaffetz, leslie marshall, fox news contributors. jason, your top thoughts. >> i think it is stunning that joe biden actually said we cannot change the trajectory of the virus. because everything that was uttered prior to the election was exactly opposite of that. i do think the reason that there are literally tens of millions of people now that have been vaccinated is because of donald trump's operation warp speed, the leveraging of the private sector to develop multiple vaccines, and that we were on a trajectory to do about a million doses per day, something that joe biden said he wants to do. but i don't know the bumbling that's coming out of the biden administration gives anybody any confidence that they actually have a plan. for them to suggest trump had no plan when there are tens of millions of doses actually being administered makes no sense. >> harris: leslie. >> well, i didn't see a plan. what i saw was in the trump administration great job getting vaccines out there as far as contracts with moderna and pfizer and getting t

radio host leslie marshall and joining us today media and politics columnist for the hill, joe concha. welcome, everybody. president trump spoke to reporters very briefly this morning before he boarded air force one on his way out the door of the white house, he is heading to alamo texas. he tried to flip the script, interestingly, the entire city of washington has been talking about how dangerous the president is. i guess to the nation over the last week including house speaker nancy pelosi. he said he is is a security threat. he said you know it's actually dangerous is this second round call for impeachment during my last week in office. what do you think of that? >> i think he's exactly right and terms of, let's look at it this way. the primary argument around impeaching president trump is that there needs to be accountability for the horrific siege that we sought the capital six days ago. but as the house speaker knows and is senator joe manchin and other democrats know, though votes simply aren't there. it's not even close. this is clearly a political exercise to get other republ

leslie marshall democratic strategist and guy benson political editor and fox news radio. want to start with our lead story that was this gillian turner story about looking into these documents that were released today. one is there are things that we fill in some holes about some of the things about suspicions about the steele dossier, about being upset about false statements to the fisa court. in the big picture what do you make of this and why it's coming out now? >> well, there are so many documents and people are poring over them as we speak to mine any nuggets of news that might be lying within that huge stack of paper. what i am most interested in, bret, on this whole front fillian made mention of the durham investigation which is still very much active is our understanding. he's going to be the one who can really synthesize what matters not just in these declassified documents but what he has discovered in the course of his investigation. he has a large change and they have been moving for quite some time with interviews, subpoena power, so on and so forth. so i th

attorney and fox news contributor emily compagno, leslie marshall. joining us on the virtual couch in the center seat former governor and fox news contributor as well, mike huckabee. great to see you in the new year. >> thank you. great to be with you. >> harris: congressman cohen is saying if you're male and white and in the military, you're dangerous to the rest of us? >> it is one of the most outrageous things steve cohen has ever said. and he's said a lot of outrageous things. i think sometimes he wins the prize for the most outrageous and ridiculous member of congress that the people of his district sent home. why he keeps getting re-elected is beyond me. he insults witnesses in hearings. he does dumb stunts like carry a bucket of chicken into a hearing and licks his fingers. this is a guy that's much more a clown. he ought to put on a nose, some big shoes and makeup and honk a horn when he comes into congress. what he said was insulting and degrading. i just feel like the idiotsy of insin waiting that people in the national guard. i was command

cain, co-host of "fox & friends weekend," susan ferrechio, chief congressional correspondent and leslie marshall, a fox news contributor. what's your take on the media coverage of the house impeaching president trump again, especially with those 10 republicans joining every house democrat in saying that trump incited violence. >> not much light, a lot of heat. that would be my analysis of most media coverage. forgive me if i don't buy nancy pelosi's crocodile tears about how broken hearted she is. she's been on the hunt for president trump for quite some time. you know, when i say that we need light, i would suggest this. i heard alan dershowitz on maria bartiromo's sunday morning futures show, tom cotton pointed out he will be a private citizen by the time this takes place. if you can impeach a private citizen, you're opening a pandora's box of political retribution. the purpose of impeachment is to remove a sitting official from his office. president trump will no longer be in office. he will be a private citizen. and dershowitz's point, is if that's possible, democrats could impeach a republi

radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall. joining us today from atlanta, georgia, fox news chief political anchor bret baier. good to see you. let us start with the energy that is present in the state of georgia and that momentum goes to which ever side i would imagine either voted early or can get everybody out today. what are people talking about? >> well, people are here looking at the republican numbers in different parts of the state. if republicans come out at about 63%, they win both of these races. they were at 65% on election day. there's an early vote advantage for democrats, but it's believed that the president fired people up in north georgia last night and he cannot go anywhere, harris, without being asked every second about the importance of this election. every kind of group, from outside, from inside, from the campaign. there are a lot of people down here from both sides working polls, working to get people out. so you're talking about republicans with a traditional advantage here, but democrats having an earl

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today, kennedy, tomi lahren, leslie marshall, and newt gingrich, on the virtual cash, former speaker of the house. welcome, everybody. newt, i want to start with you, and as we see pictures of people in the speaker's chair, you where the speaker of the house. what goes through your mind? >> newt: well, i was serious. i am furious. every person who broke into the capitol has to be arrested and has to be prosecuted. this is the center of freedom on the whole planet. it's a symbol for everybody. and what happened yesterday was utterly, totally inexcusable. people should be locked up and punished, and i'm delighted that they are increasing the preparations for the inaugural because we have to make absolutely certain nothing like this happens again. as a former house member, as well as you point out, former speaker, i have found it enraging that people who are clearly not patriots, people who are destructive, barbarians, and frankly, criminals. they should be treated that way and locked up. i'm very proud of the capitol police that they clearly needed a lot more reinforcement yesterday. >

contributefox news contributor d syndicated radio host, leslie marshall. and former congressman had also fox news contributor, john duffy. happy new year, everyone. >> kat: happy new year. >> dr. saphier: happy new year. >> gillian: let's get right into it. sean, conventional wisdom right now is that the race is very tight, neck and neck, for all four candidates. we also now that it doesn't have to be this way. and it perhaps shouldn't be this way in the state of georgia, which is really closely aligned with president trump. most voters very supportive of his agenda. also, historically tied to the republican party. >> sean: yes. first off, i want to say happy new year, ladies. great to be with you on the first day of the year. i wore my pink tie for you all. >> gillian: thank you! [laughter] >> sean: you're welcome! it shouldn't be that tight, you are right, but i think it's an influx of different people around the country coming in to change the voter makeup. if you look at the news that you just gave, it is tough for perdue in these last couple days to b

's let's begin our debate therewith science panel, fox news contribute leslie marshall and joe marshalld john yoo. great to see all of you tonight. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: okay, we are told today, studies say, and the cdc says it is safe for kids to go back to school, no science against it. brit hume tweeting this, he says, "faced with a choice between the science on the teachers unions, the biden administration chose the unions. there are a lot of these flareups going. senator marco rooney rubio says national teacher unions, not te, saying they will not go to work until 2020. we should not send a single dollar to schools that are not going to reopen." john, start with you. >> i think andy made a good point when he said that this impeachment trial, which may very well be unconstitutional, in my view, is trying to distract from a lot of the problems that democrats otherwise have. president biden was elected on the platform that he was going to defeat the virus. one of the neighbor problems i think, in the lockdowns are going on, they seem unreasonable to people. they are encouraging

am harris faulkner, host of "kennedy" kennedy herself, gillian turner, syndicated radio host leslie marshall. and in the virtual center seat today, former education secretary under president reagan, fox news contributor bill bennett is here. let's listen first or sean hannity from last night on the prospect of a second impeachment trial for former president trump. >> at this point a senate trial serves absolutely no purpose but to inflame the tensions of this country. it is the swamp theater and it is at its worst. >> harris: bill bennett, i come to you first for topline reaction. >> bill: it does serve a purpose, not to disagree with sean, it is to punish trump and try to destroy his legacy, which is being done by these executive orders one by one. and it is to send him a message to trump voters. i would remind people that two days ago we had a speech, and inaugural speech broadly praised by a lot of people, in which he talked about unity. and being neighborly. impeaching somebody is not exactly neighborly. this is the guy that he just moved out of the house you moved into, president biden.

attorney andrew mccarthy and leslie marshall. andy and leslie, good to have you here on this busy saturday of news and let's jump in where our reporter charles watson left things. it's not just twitter's long-running feud with the president, flagging him and now suspending him. other tech companies, google, apple, shutting down what many in the conservative sphere see as suppression and outright censorship. leslie, i'll go to you first. looking the president of the united states has numerous platforms, the white house has a twitter account. he has several staff members that have twitter accounts and almost every time the president speaks he has the media covering him. and the cameras are rolling. look, a private company has a choice whether you like it or not, to censor individuals, this is different because you have to remember, there are people out there that could and have sue companies like twitter or facebook. they're almost damned if they do and damned if they don't. the first amendment doesn't cover yelling fire in a crowde

a former california governor candidate and leslie marshall and david asman. wonderful to have you.h you. this idea of taking policies in california. apparently governor newsom had said california's progressivism is the roadmap to success for the new administration. do you agree? >> no. i can't imagine that, dana. thanks for having me on by the way. this state is a wonderful state to live in, great wets and natural beauty but the worst management in the country. if you just look at the quality of life in this state. the highest cost of living, the highest poverty rate, the highest taxes, the highest housing costs. homelessness is rampant, crisis situation. we don't have enough electricity, we don't have enough water. on ton -- top of that now we have the pandemic management. small businesses that are being crushed. our kids have not gone to school. they're not involved in activities. and now the vaccine distribution is an absolute mismanagement. if gavin newsom were the head of a major corporation he would have been fired months ago. when you are in a hole the first rule is to stop

leslie marshall a fox news contributor. welcome. nice to see you both. guy, i'll begin with you.where do you think we've moved about 40 minutes before the noon hour the day after the two runoffs? >> well, we have a lot of republicans who are frustrated across the country. some of them view president trump and his agenda and style as the solution. some of them view it as the problem. and that's an internal fight within the republican party that i don't think will go away any time soon. but i think the reality is starting to sink in today number one, that the senate majority is now going to be in democratic hands. chuck schumer, kamala harris breaking ties. anger among trump supporters voicing their concerns in the streets and we'll hear from the president. it will be a dramatic day an capitol hill. we know what the outcome is here. the math isn't there. they don't have the votes. it will be a bipartisan vote in favor of adopting the count, the real count that joe biden won. so it is not a happy day in republican world. there will be a lot of finger pointing and recriminations for