also democrat leslie marshal will try to defend her beloved president. first check in on the world economic forum, arrogance, uber rich individuals travel to switzerland. in fact over a thousand private aircraft. according to yahoo news, quote, the carbon dioxide emissions, 350,000 gasoline-powered cars on the road. nearly 40% of jets less than 310 miles away. only a couple of hours, car, bus or train. because there is no airport, private jets forced to land two hours away. passengers board helicopters or a fleet of luxury suv gas guzzling vehicles. climate change and how the little people, rest of us specifically middle class americans how we must make greater sacrifices to save our planet from certain annihilation. al gore is certainly close to certifyfully insane. he has become more unhinged since we saw him. take a look. >> we are putting 162 tons and accumulated amount is trapping heat, 600,000 hiroshima bombs exploding. that is what is creating rain bombs and sucking moisture out of the lands and raising sea level and causing waves predicted to rea

also, democrat leslie marshall, she'll join us in the hannity hot seat. sh mare will try and defend her beloved president . but first, we check in ic on the world economic forum for arrogant socialist one world government. hypocritical globalist elites. now, this week, scores of uber rich individuals, they travel to davos, switzerland, in i and our motto of private jets. in fact, over a thousand private aircraft, most carrying no more than two to three people, crowding the airspace over the tiny alpine resort town . and according to yahoo! news., quote, the carbon dioxide emissions from these extra flights is equal to putting roughly three hundred and fifty thousand gasoline powered cars on the road. and get this, nearly 40%the of those jets, they were coming from less than three hundred and ten miles away. s which is only a couple of hours. if they took a car or a bus or train. but because there's no airportes in davos, the private jets are forced to land about two hours away. and then the passengers boarengo helicopters or a fleet of luxury suv, gas guz

ashley davis, former white house official in the bush were defeated administration, and leslie marshalleat to see you both. glad to have you here. leslie, let me start with you. the president is still in st. croix, he's been on vacation quite a bit, as we just heard. what do you think? should he have gone out of town while americans were sleeping in airports across the country and while migrants are camping out along the border? how does that look in terms of optics, or are we making too much out of this? >> l, republicans like to make something of it when their candidate, president biden's predecessor, was playing golf at mar-a-lago all the time during covid. they were very quiet on that, and both sides do this. anita, the reality is a few things. one, the president is really never on vacation. they have an entire staff with them, typically, and because the president is never on vacation, they do need to take a break. they do need some rest and they do need some time with their family. i say that of both democrats and republicans. then when you look to two of the successes, whether it'

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leslie marshall, former communications director for the national republican committee. welcome to you both. matt, i was watching alexandria ocasio-cortez on a different network and she says what happened today shows that the republicans do not have any faith in kevin mccarthy. your thoughts. >> it was an embarrassing day and it was a chaotic day to say the least. i know what it's like to work two years to finally take back the house and this is your first day. we have an agenda defined the irs this what you're focused on. kevin mccarthy has earned the right to lead this majority. there wouldn't be a majority if it wasn't for him. for it to devolve to a sideshow was mostly personal against him. it's really unfortunate. we need to unite as a party. >> trace: on some of the candidates that he raised money for, they are some of the people voting against him right now who may not be in office without kevin mccarthy. it's interesting because you listen to john kennedy, the senator, and john crenshaw, the congressman from texas and there thing is, don't get this thing all blow

let's bring into fights political panel leslie marshall and jason treadwell. if this was president trump, it would be wall-to-wall on every network. when is the fbi going to raid the many homes of joe biden on the white house. these documents are not declassified. i think everybody has agreed even on both sides of the aisle you say he really has been treated differently and there seems to be a little bit of a different definition of these documents for president biden. >> when it was hillary clinton and therefore classified documents, some of them so said that if, i couldn't see them they personal classified. and destruction of the document that were under subpoenas, nothing. crickets. donald trump gets a braid peerage joe biden, remember the donald trump documents, i'm not defending him having those bit think they should've been in th archives but they were protecte by the united states secret service and he does have the proper security clearance, documents that are classified a the university of pennsylvania are not under protection and they are being acces

karl de mayo talk radio host and leslie marshall, democratic strategist.ear it but people like boris johnson say this is the time to make this happen. >> yeah. and tom cotton echos that and you have a lot of others saying this is the time because, as mitch mcconnell said, now is the time to show president xi that we are going after russia and we're not going to take any flack from anybody. at the same time, i talked to general jack keane today, he's very concerned about how much weaponry we have. these abraham tanks are being built. could take six months or a year to get them into ukraine. the question is if in fact china ever does go into taiwan do we have the deterrence necessary to be able to say don't do it? and now the question comes up if we keep giving them, keep giving them abrams tanks and moves on to fighter jets, these were all hard lines, right? they were no, no, no. now the tanks are a yes and jets maybe. and maybes always become yes. >> and there has been this resolution leslie and former prime minister talk about that. long gone are the conc

and in los angeles, leslie marshall, the radio host and fox news contributor.t do you make of how the media's tone suddenly softened after the revelations about biden and pence, and now it's like, oops, what do you know? heck, this could have happened to anybody. >> so, howie, i agree in participant, and i disthe agree wholeheartedly in part with your opening monologue here on "mediabuzz." first of all, i believe this does show there is some systemic problem in overclassifying and then, by extension, not taking care of documents from the federal government. i think that is true. and to your great credit as well, i think it highlights the hypocrisy of the media in the way they covered the raid on mar-a-lago, the existence of a raid over the summer, versus how they've covered joe biden this i didn't9 with. this winter. but you said something that i wholeheartedly disagree with. howard: you have the floor. >> nobody in the press, you said, seriously believes there's anything me tear yous -- nefarious when it comes to joe biden or mike pence. morning joe has reveal

of the newest twist of the classified documents scandal, let's bring in fox news contributor leslie marshall and kurt schlichter. welcome to both. kurt, to you first. i don't really care who cooperated more or less, which one of these three men is cooperating and which is not. kind of like kevin was saying, i want to know what's in the documents and why these men decided to take the documents. >> you know, trace, i'm kind of torn. on the retired army colonel side, ray spent years working with classified material, i know that if i had done any of this i would now be at leavenworth making large rocks into much smaller rocks. as a lawyer i can only dream of having clients that the media would bend over backwards to excuse wrongdoing. i'm torn, i'm not sure how to feel. >> trace: i want to play this sound bite from chuck schumer and get your response on the other side. >> look, there's a huge difference between how the president handled it and how president -- former president trump handle that. one cooperated fully with the authorities, and the other stonewalled for over a year. the bottom line

and leslie marshall, democratic strategist.ges. how they handled it was different. but to the "wall street journal's'" op-ed, the perception about handling classified materials is the basic part here. >> yeah. i mean, that is the legal principle at play. and the initial democratic and white house defense was that there was just, what, 10 documents now we know there is more lieutenant journal garland u.s. attorney appointed by trump to do the initial investigation. so it does seem like there is some momentum for a special counsel to have the same standard in how he did he want with the trump administration documents as we're learning that there are very strong similarities between this case and what happened at mar-a-lago. >> bret: you heard the chairs of the senate and the house intelligence committee. both have concerns that they haven't been briefed on any of this, the mar-a-lago documents or this and there's a call for a special counsel in this. i would be interested to see if that happens in this administration. >> i think

, editor at large for the sec today to have.com, and in -- spectator.com, and in los angeles, leslie marshallth are fox news contributors. ben, my question is about the 20 holdouts. what did they stand for? what did they really want? did they want a deal or just to revel in the media attention? >> i actually think they wanted some very specific things, most of which they got. i think a lot of folks in washington, myself included, think they could have gotten there without this kind of display. part of the business of being a legislator is convincing the majority of people within your conference that these are the number of steps that need to be taken in order to make congress work right. they were not willing to do that and, instead, we had this situation where they showed up in the lobby like chris farley with a bunch of road flares wrapped around them, and they ended up getting most of what they wanted. the interesting thing about the coverage is so many people were getting so many things completely wrong. on cnn i heard from jake tapper and anderson cooper the idea that this was a fight ov

leslie marshall democratic strategist and radio host hugh hewitt. byron, i want to start with you.he beginning list what they're demanding. those lists have been different in different interviews but that's what we heard from representative elect roy until is he sworn. in none of them can until there is a house speaker. your thoughts on where we are at this moment? >> well, the demands have changed and kevin mccarthy did make a lot of concessions that have already been written into a rules package that the 20 have accepted. but then they want more. you know, i think what's striking about this and i think anybody watching this is either really bored or kind of disgusted now. but, what is striking is the group of 20, the 20 against 200, still have not made a serious argument about who should be speaker. on the first day, they made these impassioned nominations of jim jordan, knowing full well that he didn't want to be speaker. and then today they have made impassioned nominations of byron donalds and you played some video. byron donalds earlier in the program saying, you know, do you

my cohost emily compagno, gerri willis, leslie marshall, and sean duffy. bret baier, this is going to be good. the big news today, white house council sank the classified materials and the garage storage space of the president's home in wilmington delaware. in the garage just to keep up, the president said they were locked up next to his bed, he literally said next to his corvette when he was pressed by peter doocy. >> classified materials, what were you thinking? we will get a chance to speak on this god willing. i said earlier this week, by the way, my corvette is in a locked garage so it's not like down the street. but anyway -- yes, as well as my corvette. but as i said earlier this week, people know i take classified documents and classified materials seriously. i also said we are cooperating fully and completely with the justice department's review. as part of that process, when reviewed where other documents from my time as vice president were stored in finished the review last night. they discovered a small number of documents of classified marking

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we have leslie shuba joining us from the german marshall fund is rachel 1000 fluent and we have nikolai, a freelance journalist based here in berlin. so very warm, welcome to all of you. so pleased you could join us. we have a lot to unpack today, but i want to start with this re shuffling of putin's top brass and what that says about moscow's thinking regarding its war in ukraine. leslie, do you think that this shows us that the kremlin is unhappy with how things are going in ukraine and looking for potential new solutions i think in any case the kremlin must be unhappy with how things are going in ukraine because they're not going well for for russia for the kremlin. um i think it also shows us that putin probably doesn't really know what to do with that situation and he's um we're now trying to change it with new personnel, with the new commander um for for the forces in ukraine um and i think that might be assigned towards the west to show us that russisia is in it for the long run. and that's it's also assigned to bring under control the proxy forces, the wagner forces and forces a

we haven't leslie schubert. joining us from the german marshall fund is rachel 1000 fright. and we have nikolai menu, a freelance journalist based here in berlin. so very warm, welcome to all of you. so please you can join us. we have a lot to and to day. but i want to start with this re shuffling of putin's top brass. and what that says about moscow's thinking regarding its war in ukraine. leslie, do you think that this shows us the kremlin is unhappy with how things are going in ukraine and looking for potential new solutions? i think in any case, the criminal must be unhappy with how things are going in ukraine because they're not going well for, for russia, for the kremlin. i think it also shows us that putting probably doesn't really know what to do with that situation and his them on out trying to change it with new personnel with her new commander and for, for the crate forces in ukraine am. and i think that might be assign towards the west to show us that russia is in it for the long run. and that's, it's also assigned to bring under control the proxy forces to wagne