liz: not really. >> is my zip zipper down? liz: forget it. schneur never know with liz.ed. scott bok the chair of the board of trustees resigned as well. the way it unfolded they would have a meeting on sunday, a board meeting, that would have killed them right there. instead they just resigned ahead of it because they knew they were toast. the question is what happens next. and again, names are being bandied about. there is no, i guess you can't really say any of this is written in stone because you know, just at the beginning of this but here are the names. i guess you could say this is could be, these names are for her position. i think about. ok's position would have to be something like mark rowan a finance guy. liz: mark rowan started this before october 7. >> he is the chairman of apollo. he wanted him out essentially. wanted bok and her out and he kept the pressure on. listen it was building over time and she cooked her own goose during that congressional hearing, let's be clear she couldn't say the simple words that you know, genocide of jews is bad. you know ju

liz: carnival corp.'arly 6% right now after the company reported record annual sales and a narrower than expected loss in its fourth quarter results. the cruise line operator also said nearly two-thirds of 2024 occupancy, already on the books. another positive metric? and this one's really interesting for any shareholder or would-be shareholder, carnival's debt dropped by $4.6 billion from its peak of $35.1 billion back in the first first quarter of fiscal year 2023. how did they do it? and what is the sailing like ahead? joining me now company president and ceo josh weinstein. i don't want to get all geeked up about the debt, but i was really impressed by that. you win knowed that down. how did you do it? >> it's by producing demand, producing revenue and having a clear understanding of where we're going. so we obviously had to pile up the debt, got up to $35 billion and working hard to get that back down. we've set out 3-year targets that get us back to investment grade credit metrics by 2026, and we're

liz? liz: well kevin o'leary, mr.says -- he's right, you can't get your hands on a rolex. so there's got to be money out there somewhere on that end, madison. thank you very much. madison alworth on madison avenue. and, by the way, when you walk down madison avenue, you guys, the smell is amazing. they're pushing out that fir smell from all the stores. >>> how much do you think soccer lionel messi's world cup jersey's just sold for? if you're going to find out. and forget the jerseys for a second, one egyptian billionaire is buying an entire team mohamed monsieur is leading the way to bring major league soccer to one city in california that he believes is dying for it. sand a yea go -- san diego. he's joining us here in studio live next. and from, you know, soccer to running, you've got to hear the inspiring journey of a boston marathon bombing sur is strive who defied the odds. he was standing right next to second of two bombs that went off near speck today or to haves at the boston marathon ten years ago. he nearly

liz: yeah. so if you looked at these 1-month charts, you can see every single one of the major indices rose more than 8 percent. i mean, the nasdaq, obviously, was the big winner here, up 10.7% in november. if dow jones industrial thes up 8.8 percent for last month, up 8.9% for the s&p. russell no slouch, up about 8.8%. so if you are an investor who has a portfolio of stocks that's pretty diversified, do you leave it like that for the next month or two, or are there things that you should be witching around right now -- switching around right now after such a stellar performance? >> well, we should remind viewers that just only about a month and a half ago in october everyone was feeling pretty down, and the sentiment indexes were kind of down and yet there's the market turning around, and we have the results that you just mentioned in november. but investors always must think much longer term than, say, over the next month or two. few you're got a good, diversified portfolio of stocks, i wouldn

liz. everyone's -- [no audio] liz: go ahead. >> so everyone's focused on trying to find something that's grinch-related for christmas, but we done see anything. i know this is definitely the overhang. clearly, crosses are going --cross -- costs are going to rise, but we're seeing 2024 is going to be a goldilocks to the max scenario. the dow's hitting record highs, unemployment rate is below 4%, inflation's rolling over, gas prices are now at one-and-a-half if year lows, all good stuff. we're terming 2024 as an opportunistic bull market. yes, some of the gains may have gotten pulled into the last month and a half or so, but look at small caps, the russell 2000 having a great week. those are the areas that a we're really focusing on. plus value next year. opportunistic bull market next year. liz: so you don't see huge supply chain implications at least what's going on in the middle east. >> not yet. liz: tom, where do you like these markets at the moment? if not in some of the large caps lik

>> reporter: yeah, liz. talked to small business owners across the country over the past several years and several have expressed the challenges they faced during that time with rising costs. of course in many cases they have to pass that on to customers and that's no different here at knight sign industries where cal holt is the president. he also owns two restaurants here in town. you've been juggling all sorts of inflationary issues and you were mentioning just the cost of your materials and labor have gone up substantially. to that end what are you looking for from a policy perspective from a candidate on stage tonight? >> so kind of control so this doesn't continue to go up. have some kind of input from the business world in washington own ways to keep the costs and keep interest rates from going up. >> reporter: you are an undecided voter, meaning you could still be swayed by any one of these candidates. what could they say tonight that would win you over? you mentioned, you want to keep costs down. i

liz claman, over to you. liz: taking a stand, thank you, charles, very much. listen, coming to naughty or nice. bulls unable to secure position on the nice list at this hour and they've got just 59 minutes left to turn it around. we're very close to session lows and dow jones industrials may not make the sixth record close and two hours ago, the dow spikes 82 points to a session high but right now, the blue chips completely reversed and now down 241 points. the nasdaq was on pace for a tenth winning session in a row but right now also completely reversing down 133 points, the transports, one member is really hurting the situation and that would be federal express. look at transports down 1.5%, several hundred points at a loss at the moment and looking down 222 points. fedex getting clobbered at this hour and at lows of the session down 11.3% or 31 after the bell weather weed and falling short on what -- whiffed on what they fell short and the giant plans to purchase $1 billion in common stock in fiscal 2024. fedex committed the sin of lowering guidance and wea

liz: no it's not.ke double digit inflation and his age is a cover for problem withs the economy. no, james carville saying it may not be biden and trump. >> well, i think many people are believing thomas mancino now. not so much they don't think trump will get to the finish line but there's all these legal issues we can talk about another time but more that joe biden doesn't -- isn't going to be the nominee. the problem is that kamala harris isn't plan b, liz. he's more in the xyz category as far as plans are concerned and keep an eye on hillary clinton and we haven't talked about her very much and she's been very public over the last couple months and she may be the best worst option at this point but either way democrats are panicking and we saw the bloomburg poll and showed joe biden losing in six of the seven swing states if that happens in 2024, we're talking about a landslide we've not seen in the 1980s and who else getting out of the bullpen and they're stuck at this point unless hillary somehow

liz: going to the line. >> thanks, liz. we're a volume player and working for these chips for a number of years and i declared the ai pc, everyone is like, oh, yeah, let's get in on the game as well. liz: that's true. >> and declaring the category, working on it and enabling the industry. that's what leaders do. we have been the volume leader in the pc industry. some people will do some high end and niche products and we'll deliver hundreds of millions of these devices. we already have over 100 different application developers and part of the ai pc making a industry as well and i don't know what all the innovations will be and i can tell you i'll be the platform who enables those to emerge. liz: i've got to talk about china and i've covered intel for 25 years and intel had incredible relationship with china. we now, here in the unit, the government is pushing controls on companies like yours exporting to china and how are you shifting to make sure you can sell toll china? >> about 25% of the conductor revenue goes to the la

liz: how do you do that? were on the show you said you were going to be committed to bringing the cost of toys down as materials, the cost of some materials has come down it is not down all the way to pre-pandemic levels. how have you guys been able to pivot when supply-chain may have loosened but it is hard to double the number of toys at $10, from 250 choices to 500 as you say. >> we foresaw what was coming. toy business down 8% to 10% this year. we worked with wonderful vendors we have. being private we also reduce our own profits to make sure the kid will have a toy. the industry. liz: think about inflation and price sensitivity. people, wealthy or not, almost a psychological issue but why do you think the toy industry had such a rough 2023? >> good question. the lack of new innovation. when we saw this happening, a lot of large toy companies, ballooning the inventory they cut back on innovation, too much inventory, we went the other way and this is known in the industry, we go the other way and that is h

liz: i didn't know that.t if whoever wins were to ask you to be treasury secretary, your knowledge having worked in a white house and your knowledge of economy and america and all that comes with the dollar et cetera, would you say yes to something like that? >> i'm not sure private equity investors or old white men are what the countries looking for in that position. i doubt confirmation will be that easy for someone in my position. i will say where i am. i'm too young to be treasury secretary. i'm going to be 74. today you need to be much older to get a serious position in government. liz: you are showing some real humor here. let's bring it back to the federal reserve meeting. this time tomorrow, jay powell goes to 17 after the hour. we are 20 one after the hour before the press conference. what will you be most closely listening for? >> j powell worked there for a number of years. i have no particular insight to what he's going to say tomorrow but he is very data-driven, not very ideological. he was initi

i'm superstitious, liz claman. liz: you are in. charles: yeah. liz: i will walk under lad aers. [laughter] ladders. charles: i hear ya. liz: black cats, bring it on. [laughter] thank you, charles. just stick with me. breaking news, we've got eruptions of all kinds as we kick off the final hour of said on this tuesday. this is a live picture on your left and a live picture on your right. on the right we've got the dow erupt aring to its fifth intraday report in a row. coinciding with an epic eruption of iceland's sol day i know which last night began spewing 300-foot-high fountains of boiling lava, first time in about a decade. so far no injuries with, but swarms of some 100 everett earthquakes per hour are forcing those who haven't already evacuated to seek safer ground. wall street's doing the opposite. to the dow heat map, we're looking at a dow in the green about, i'd say, two-thirds of the dow, maybe even more led by walgreens boots alliance, caterpillar, intel, goldman sachs and chevron. the blue chips and the nasdaq put on a fiery spectacle, both on track for their ninth u

liz: you've been in front of that.wake of the hamas terror attacks. this is ivy league presidents embarrassed themselves before congress, no other way to put it with their inability to do an ounce anti-semitism and genocidal threats made to the jewish students on campus. a lot of people applaud you for your outspokenness but why is it important for you as the ceo of a tech company to speak out? >> if you don't think western values like transparency, fairness, protection of civil liberties are important, the abysmal appearance of those presidents, ask what it means to be represented by people who cannot condemn genocidal rhetoric while restricting every form of free speech for the last 20 years. we must do better on the battlefield, we must do better in the battlefield of ideas and protect the values that are near and dear to our hearts, that want a better and stronger world. this new, thin, destructive religion, vapors are being inhaled and kept in the lungs of younger be students. dangerous to our world and our societ

liz: hinging himself -- >> to trump? liz: to donald trump the big problem.you bring up new york city folks, i came to new york city for my very first time from california in a visit 1980. it was scary. >> i grew up here. liz: rudy took over, whipped it into shape very fast. i covered his election. liz: really strange. >> i asked a couple of his friends, chicken or egg, him getting emersed with trump or sort of parroting his election denial insanity or was it the other way around? other people say he wanted to be with trump. he was, he wanted that stature back because he was out of the limelight for a little bit and i wanted to do the interviews and being on tv again and in order to maintain that status he went overboard and that's what you're seeing now. so, again, you know, rudy, listen, the other part of it two divorces in the last 30 years for him. liz: that is a drop in the ocean compared to this? >> i don't know. that is lot of money. mother of his kids is donna hanover. he got married again. that is more money. you have to pay the bills. liz: wall stre

its author's former wyoming congresswoman liz cheney. liz cheney, wow.ing here. >> thank you. >> nice to meet you. >> really nice to meet you. >> is this weird to you as it is to me? >> it's certainly weird. your info brought back a lot of memories. but i think that it is a real symbol of how grave this danger is. but i also was thinking as i was watching it, the power of the fact that somebody, when you are on the political spectrum, and somebody who is where i am on the political spectrum are able to say this is a five alarm fire. and we have to put that aside and be able to say what are we gonna do to come together and save the public. >> yes, the fights that we righteously and in good faith and vehemently could have with each other. because part of what we are defending is -- >> i want to come back to that -- >> definitely. we could do like a day on abortion, a day on mining, and they on fishing -- >> national security. >> definitely, are they on national security. let me ask you about a moment in your book that happens on january 4th. it's described

liz: i keep meaning to send you my list. liz: we've got a fox business alert.lle gas as its new president and ceo effective january 29th. she joined levi after four years as ceo at kohl's. she replaces chip berg, set to retire april 26th and will assume the role of senior advisor until november 2024. this is credited with boosting women's business which accounts for 35% of revenue. lululemon reporting sales rose 6% compared to last year. the athletic apparel maker is succeeding its competitors who saw a 6% decline for the same period. the company state ahead by adding new products to its lines. in october it launched a line of shape where and plan to introduce men's shoes in 2024. looking at honeywell, they announced they are buying a security business for 5 billion. the company attempts to bolster its building automation segment, carrier security business make products like electronic blocks for companies. earlier this year the company had a plan to exit its fire and security and commercial businesses as it looked to streamline its loan portfolio. there is hon

the author is liz cheney.z cheney, wow, thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> nice to meet you. >> really nice to meet you. >> is this as weird for you as this is me? >> it's pretty weird. your intro brought back a lot of memories. and but -- but i think that it just is a real symbol of how grave this danger is. but i also was thinking as i was watching it, the power of the fact that somebody who is where you are in the political spectrum and somebody who is where i am on the political spectrum are able to say, this is a five-alarm fire and we have put that aside and say, what are we going to do to come together to save the republic. >> the fights we righteously could have together can wait. >> yeah. >> because part of what we're defending is -- >> but i would like a rain check to come back and have those fights. >> we could do a day on abortion, a day on mining, a day on fishing. >> national security. >> several days on national security. let me ask you about a moment in your book that happened on january 4

liz: what you think. ross: i think well and americans we have another whatever 40 israelis we are moving fast but time is not on our side is a past people are injured. and so our hands but i think the hostages inside into my sponsored they will be released. [inaudible]. but the goal should be ending hamas position completely. if we focus on releasing the hostages, we feel hamas that is the main goal. [inaudible]. liz: this story as well. 105 democrats, voted no run resolution best declared anti- - and ice and has him democrats took issue with that idea so they said seven jews are anti- zion as opposition to the existence of the state of israel howdy think of this boat. >> let me say that it is anti-semitism and should not be hard to call out anti-semitism to say you argus it was somehow 105 members of the democratic party are struggling to this think you're just reflecting you know the academic at situation across, that is their baseness with their base wants and speaking out of both sides of your mouth o

liz: i bet. >> keep an ionicky haley.the highest levels of no labels they are talking about her. liz: thank you very much, charlie gasparino. for people who said i want to be in treasurys because there is good return others want to buy stocks so they want to buy them save live. so they buy dividend aristocrats. a dividend aristocrat is a s&p 500 stock that increased its dividend every single yearly for at least 25 years, our countydown closer says three of them are absolute favorites for your portfolio. we have eric bailey. let's get to these names. the whole notion of aristocrats, this very staid, focused and reliable dividend payer theory. >> absolutely. these companies have historically continued to raise their dividends, provide great cash flow to their investors and long-term that is what you want, you want proven companies. even though they're out of favor because everyone wants the a.i. and technology play, long term these are great american companies. liz: there are so many of them but they are still very, very un

told the truth to liz cheney in their investigation in such a way that liz cheney and the other members of the committee decided, that she needs a hearing of her own. that is how important this witnesses. what did you feel when you saw this 24-year-old oil staffer, who had to make that decision, to stand up and tell the truth in a way that the senior people in the white house refuse to do? >> we saw this young woman exude courage. imagine the courage, patriotism, truth, truth, that is such a strong thing, but she had the courage to tell the. that is not an easy thing to do. i, myself, was an employee on capitol hill, right out of college, my first year out of college, for -- i could identify with her experience, but never with her courage. so, she has really been a gift to our country. i pray for her, because, i just think, that it was almost angelic to see her with the confidence and the clarity of message, the clear patriotism, but i will tell you, courage separates people one from the other, who has the courage to tell the story, to save our country, for the good of our democracy, fo

liz: thank you for sharing.kable investor.com, a free copy, they have to pay shipping and handling, that your copy. a birthday gift. liz: that and the cupcake, good to go for the next ten minutes. thanks. congress has quite a to do list before it departs for its holiday break. what does this mean for additional funding for the wars and ukraine and gaza? former world bank president david mallpass is here to tell us what lawmakers must do to reduce skyrocketing national debt. everybody needs an inspiring story but especially during the holidays. the journey, boston marathon bombing survivor who defied the odds after being a couple feet away from the second gone. look at him. this was him after the marathon. he lost limbs. he was in a coma, he endured burns on his body. today, years later, he is participating in marathons and helping others do the same on everyone talks to lose podcast, i want you to hear his story of resilience and gratitude and recovery, unstoppable spirit and what came from this horror that foun

joining us now, fox news contributor liz pique peek. -- liz peek. liz, it's good to see you.igging into these jobs numbers, liz, did you see this report that government jobs hit a near record high of nearly 23 million government jobs out there? what do you think of that? >> well, that's been going on all year, liz. what is bidenomics? bidenomics is big government and big spending. we've seen no relief at all in continued spending which is driving up our deficit and initially kicked off inflation. so i wasn't very impressed by this jobs report. if you take out the fact that strikes, the uaw went back to work, hollywood went back to work, that was 47,000 jobs. you had a revision of 35,000 downward prior month. government up 49, i mean, really the private sector didn't see much growth. and the most start thing part of it is that retail actually had layoffs. this is going9 into the biggest time of year for retailers, a holiday season. i actually can't really kind of make heads or tails -- elizabeth: wait a second. stay on that because usually, it's an important point you just mad

liz? elizabeth: wow.aughn, always terrific journalism from the one and onlyhill erie vaughn. thank you so much. merry christmas to you. let's welcome back retired lieutenant colonel davis with the group defense priorities, and he is the host of the daniel davis deep dive show. colonel, it's good to have you back on. what's your reaction to that report? >> yeah, it is a tough situation. this is, i think, a little bit bigger deal than some people are recognizing because of the implications it has throughout the region and our economy. the problem is unlike what senator cotton said, it's not a simple matter of just taking out a helicopter and some launch sites because, number one, those things are hard or to find as the saudis find out after years of trying overwhelming firepower to get rid of the houthis' capabilities, and they never succeeded completely. the houthis are threatening today that they would directly attack american interests if we take out their launch sites, attack them. whether they mean tha

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liz: venezuela has dirty oil.and we look at the sanctions is not producing the clean oil we have here at home and so on to cast this a disaster for the rest of the world is watching and how will he respond sweet if key and here's the news coming in, they must southern command, it will basically five military operations inside joint exercise december 7th as well as - is putting in general the border this is escalating and the thing is since biden has no credibility, is not enough to do exercises because of the previous on my phone, he did this exercises the more will come or if you do something to biden will have to reuse missiles and drones to make it clear that you can across the border but i don't think he is the backbone to do it and i would be surprised but i do not see it. liz: here's how serious it is about it he had built a new map showing the territory, that he could incorporate and taken from any order drills in this contested areas claim a referendum of summerlike 95 percent of venezuelan supports, you k

thank you. >>> liz cheney has already done the impossible with her book. e impossibleshe has, apparentlyd donald trump into finally telling the truth about himself. in a social media post about liz cheney and her book, donald trump said, i was angry, and i was eating too much. joining us now is jen psaki who served as white house press secretary in the biden administration, the host of "inside with jen psaki" on msnbc, and jen was angering the eight pm hour tonight. jen, i am so eager to talk to you about this. this is one of those moments, i think, for insiders. you have been in this kind of -- you have been government the waitlist cheney has. she's worked in administration -- >> and you have, yes. >> yes, before she went to congress, you worked in the administration. she grew up in it, in a sense, with her father. to see someone who stays angered all the way through all of that experience, so that when it comes down to it, and it comes down to a choice of her oath of office versus a reelection campaign, she chooses her oath of office. >> that's right, la

>> good evening, liz. all three college presidents of harvard, mit, and upenn had a brief moment of clarity when asked if israel has a right to exist in this hearing today. all three of them said yes, israel does have a right to exist, but they didn't say that face-to-face to students that have been protesting on their campuses saying the exact opposite that israel should be wiped off the map. but when also asked if calling for the genocide of jewish people violated their college's code of -- college's code of conduct, the answer was not so simple for them. >> this is the easiest question to answer yes, ms. mcgill. >> if the speech becomes conduct. >> the act of committing act ovgenocide? one more opportunity. does calling for the genocide of jews violate penn's code of conduct when it comes to bully and harassment? yes or no? >> it can be harassment. >> dr. gay, at harvard, does calling for the genocide of jews violate harvard's rules of bullying and harassment, yes or no? >> it can be depending on the co

liz: thank you.h you. ♪ geoff: raj jayadev is a macarthur fellow and founder of an organization which supports people who have been through by the criminal justice system. tonight, he shares his brief but spectacular take. raj: it needs the size and bulk of something large enough to challenge it. participatory defense as a community organizing model for families whose loved ones are facing charges. how they the community can be part of the legal team to change the outcome of a case and free their loved one. isolation i believe is a feature, not a bug of the criminal punishment system. it is how it forces unfair decisions. it is how it harms and breaks people, particularly black and brown people. if that is the building blocks of that oppressive system, the way to dismantle and bring down that system is to do the opposite. to take something that feels isolating and lonely and convert the solution into something collective. ports are really just places where stories are told. the problem is that the na

>>> former congresswoman liz cheney says that she doesn't know if her party can be saved, so will she toss her hat into the ring as a third-party presidential candidate? we have new details. >> the war is revving up, and new video shows israeli forces near the southern gaza strip where palestinians say they have nowhere else to go. >>> and now, one blast is blowing out the windows as police are trying to serve a warrant. what led up to this. i'm skate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman, and this is cnn "news central." >>> so what is chris christie going to say on the debate stage tomorrow night now that he knows that at of people don't want him there? according to "the new york times," republican donors, strategists and pundits are publicly pressuring mr. christie, to end his campaign and many want him to support nikki haley, and many want him to quit not only yesterday, but a month and two months ago. and liz cheney has said that she has not ruled out a third-party run, and this is as donald trump prepares to hold a solo town hall and ditch the debate tomorrow and head back to

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nothing but love between liz and rachel. >> liz cheney, thanks for being here. nice to meet you. >> really nice to meet you. >> is this as weird for you as it is for me. >> it's pretty weird. the power of the fact that somebody who is where you are on the political spectrum and someone where i am on the political spectrum can say this is a five alarm fire. >> where is jamaal bowman when you need him? she only lost her primary by 37 points. for more we have a surprise going live to liz cheney herself. welcome to the show. great to see you. liz, how are you doing there? you are really concerned over trump? >> i'm very concerned. i want to say congratulations on being the late-night show. should i wear my blue blazer or my blue blazer. i'm concerned about trump. i said raise the alarm. i said it's five alarms. you know why i said that? that's the most alarms. i'm trying to sell a book. if i say you put it out with a fire extinguisher, nobody cares. i am selling an book. pick it up wherever you by your super boring books. >> what are you going to do with all your fr

liz: so he loved that productivity.t gave him at least in his mind the leeway for things like the fed put. i'm excited about other things going into next year. all the cash sitting out there. tons of cash in brokerage accounts. money market funds $5.8 trillion. 2.2 trillion, that is retail. the other 3.6 trillion, institutional money, right? so absolutely amazing. there is one note i want to make here to my gen z friends out there, the kids out there, put your money to work. take advantage of your youth. you have too much cash. you have more cash than anybody else. don't need to have this much cash. put it to work. let's get the read from rio advisors ceo lance roberts. lance, i want to get the notion investors need to put away the volcker years. that is what we're trying to deal with, that is what we assume. maybe we look back to the greenspan years, maybe that is how we maximize the road ahead? >> absolutely agree with you. i have not bought into the whole volcker analogy for because of this period because of the 3ds.

mark, good see you. >> you too, liz. news breaking within the last few minutes and lawyers for former president trump filed a motion with the u.s. district court here in dc basically asking the judge to pause all proceedings with this trial up 'til an appeals process is worked out and whether or not this case could go to trial to begin with. this is fascinating and trump's legal team saying because it wants to appeal the charges to begin with, nothing should happen with the case. at the same time you have special council jack smith essentially asking the supreme court to weigh in once and for all asking that the former president can be prosecuted on the charges of overturning the 2020 election. now the special council, he wants this all decided quickly because the trial for all this, liz, set to begin in underway in three months. in a court filing on monday, special council urged the supreme court to step in and block the appeals process that trump could use to delay the trial. in the filing the special council says it's

liz says she was overweight _ eating. liz says she was overweight for - eating.ht for most - eating. liz says she was overweight for most ofl eating. liz says she was i overweight for most of her life. when she heard of a weight loss jab that suppressed your appetite, she instantly wanted it. your appetite, she instantly wanted it— your appetite, she instantly wanted it. ., , , wanted it. one of my friends had lost 11 — wanted it. one of my friends had lost 11 stone _ wanted it. one of my friends had lost 11 stone herself. - wanted it. one of my friends had lost 11 stone herself. it | had lost 11 stone herself. it was just so radical. had lost 11 stone herself. it wasjust so radical. i went online and you can buy it from many pharmacies. in under a year, she lost ten stone. when you hear about the storage for diabetes patients, liz, does it make you want to stop using it would personally make me think twice _ would personally make me think twice if— would personally make me think twice if i— would personally make me think twice if i thought i was taking it away—

finish. >> it's good to see you, liz.washington debate firing up, why are biden white house insider s leaking to the media that president biden is too old to run again? that he should not do that? white house insiders, anonymous ones, are saying this. now, the white house talks up the president's, quote, rigorous schedule. critics say he spends nearly half his time at his delaware beach homes. we're going to break that down next on "the evening edit." but let's check in with dagen and sean. what's coming up next hours, guys? sean: colorado, right, the political court that's kicked donald trump off the ballot. we have the great victor davis hanson this to unpack all all that as well as 40% of americans, they're defaulting on their student loans and without penalty. what? steve forbes is going to chat with us on that topic. dagen: congressman andy biggs on the broken border, on how joe biden opened it and broke it on purpose to create mass if amnesty. in this country. and then doug collins, former congressman, no gift givin

liz trust has unveiled her resignation honours list. let's turn to the middle east, where gaza's hamas—run health ministry says 165 palestinians have been killed and 250 injured in the past 2a hours, as the israeli army continues its bombardment. israeli tank fire and air strikes are continuing in khan younis in southern gaza, which israel sees as a stronghold of hamas, considered a terrorist organisation by many western governments. residents report intense gun battles between israeli troops and hamas fighters there. the israeli army says its troops have killed dozens of hamas fighters in gaza city. as the ground operations drive tens of thousands of people to flee, there are also reports of an increased spread of diseases. and the un is warning that the volume of aid reaching the territory remains "woefully inadequate". the spread of diseases is increasing according to statistics from the who and from unicef. we are seeing acute in respiratory infections which is concerning because it is winter in respiratory infections which is conce

it's so good to be with you, liz.s like the federal government, i'd be in jail. my personal favorite was the $2.7 million for russian cats walking on a tread mill. but there was a shocking $236 billion that was just labeled improper payments. this is what the american people are paying attention to. they don't have -- they have less money, and the government continues not only to spend, but to waste. historic amounts of money. elizabeth: you know, rand paul also found thieves, robbers used photos of actual barbie dolls as id to steal covid relief funds. the government didn't catch that. 6 million went towards tourism in egypt. why? if and the small business administration, i think you're putting up that, out gave over $200 million to celebrities like post malone lil' wayne. why? >> well, apparently, hay needed it. but the american people, you know, there's a ton of already appropriated funds from all of the covid and post-covid spending of this administration that has yet to be spent. why don't we return that to the a

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but people like liz cheney understand the difference. they know that is not conservative, that is authoritarian. so when i've seen other conservatives who have followed this closely like a judge luttig or george conway are coming together to have a republicans for a rule of law type of group, i think that is going to be critical going forward where republicans can explain the difference between what are timeless conservative principles that have led to success in the past and what is different and how this is authoritarian -- >> but there's a difference -- >> but there needs to be a place where those people can -- >> there is. but there's a difference between book sales and votes. >> of course. >> and i don't think i have seen for those people who have put out these books, there's been a number of them, who say i had this change of heart or who talk about what that experience was like for them, they have not figured out how to survive into the next version of -- >> i really like when i hear cheney talk about, she seems to really enjoy re

and liz cheney who's not running. that's the way to bring together the horse race so to speak and what is really at stake. and nikki haley who is emerging as the only alternative to trump, who has a real chance. how much is she willing to say that trump is -- that january 6th was awful. when using the defense department and lay the groundwork for the coup. how much is someone like nikki haley willing to stand up, step up, saying this is not acceptable. liz cheney has said that. trump is unacceptable in 2024. will any of the other republicans say that? >> really important. bill and mark, i want to thank you both. appreciate you being here. liz cheney is making news. she is also gonna be on this channel and thus a couple of hours here. liz cheney on rachel maddow tonight, nine pm eastern. yes, it's a plug. but boy are we interested. that's gonna be some must watch tv with our colleague later tonight. >>> later in the program, why so many republicans are rejecting george santos lies but still defending the big lie, as an

what do you think. >> this could be a game changer, liz. whistle blowers have been doubted before and recall when they averagally testified and a lot of democrats poo pooed what they had to say and said they're overstating it and all overblown and turns out they were right on a lot of the key issues. we'll see what happens and this is, if they're correct, this would be huge news. that's the thing republicans have been looking for as they've been doing their best to assemble evidence that directly links either president biden or at the time vice president biden to his son's business dealing ands trying to establish that tight financial connection. elizabeth: sam, you hear what tom said and the whistle blower testified to and it's coming out last week or so and ways and means is releasing it. this is what's happening and they've been obstructed even in the face of irs whistle blowers saying they see criminallalty on part of the president. joseph ziegler is a whistle blower and testified that the evidence is there and telling china that biden'

many of them close allies involved in that ill—fated liz truss administration.t all these individuals are more than deserving of their honours and they go back some years, a lot of them have worked with her in various ministerial roles before she got the job of prime minister and she says that these are individuals that are in her words champions of the conservative causes of freedom, limited government and a proud and sovereign britain. has there been any response from any of those on the list who have received this recognition? we haven't managed to get hold of anyone on the list yet, no. you'd imagine they'd be quite happy with this. certainly, in the new year when the houses of parliament returns, then we will see the swearing—in of those three new members of the house of lords. they may all then give maiden speeches in the lords. there are some who haven't actually made it onto the list. it had been reported that mark littlewood, who was the head of a right—of—centre thinktank called the institute for economic affairs, quite influential in liz truss's polit

remember, liz truss was prime ministerfor ao—odd days.ive colleagues pushed the economy off a cliff. families across the country are paying more on their mortgage, more in tax, more on their credit cards, as a consequence of decisions taken by liz truss. and these are rewards for failure. speaking to bbc radio 4's today programme, a former minister who served in liz truss�*s cabinet defended her right to put people forward. liz truss took on the most senior politicaljob in the country, of being prime minister, which is a role that comes with enormous responsibilities. she had been foreign secretary and held otherjobs beforehand. in a statement, liz truss said those she has honoured are champions of conservative values. downing street, which published the list, insists that all proper conventions were followed. and for us, our heirs and successors... this is not the first time a resignation honours list has caused controversy, and it's unlikely to be the last. shelley phelps, bbc news. joining us from the newsroom now. as you were saying t

liz peek made that point.someones else made that point but i will make that point. prices are a lot higher than they were three years ago. is that an impediment to this stock market? >> yeah, look i think the market knows what i've known for some time. the inflation rate has come down a lot. it will not come down lower than it was three years ago, but even now the number is overinflated. the shelter inflation is not 7%. that is ridiculous. the lag effect it making it look worse than it is. inflation is coming down. the bond market tells the story. larry: i total afree. rents in new york city, even manhattan are falling. david bahnsen, appreciate it so much. i will be right back with my last word. ♪. (singing )i'll be home for christmas. you can plan on me. please have snow and mistletoe. and presents on the tree. right now all over the country kids at shriners hospitals for children are able to go home and be with their families for the holidays. and that's only possible because of the monthly donations from p

and liz cheney was always near the top of it. well, tonight, liz cheney is here, here with me in new york, and this would've been pretty surprising to me a few years ago. i'm gonna be honest. i did work on john kerry's campaign in 2004, and i tried very hard to defeat george bush and her father. four years later, i was a part of the transition when president bush and vice president cheney handed over to barack obama and joe biden, peacefully, by the way. of course liz cheney had a political career of her own. when that would come to be defined by her work on the january 6th committee and her willingness to speak out against donald trump when it wasn't always easy. look, i know that when i sound the alarm about the former president, which i do frequently, there are a lot of people who tune me at. who am not getting through to. but when liz cheney sends that alarm, as loudly as she's doing right now, that's another thing entirely. it's a perfect time to be talking with her, because donald trump is talking a lot about his desire to

i think many republicans look at liz cheney as a former republican who abandoned the party. >> liz cheneya conservative republican, her father is a multiterm vice president. there's not remotely analogous about that. >> two-page spread in the atlantic, with quotes from everyone from john kelly to rex tillerson former secretary of state, to jim mat tis, all of these saying it can't happen, it's so dangerous. the question is, that has not moved the needle for republican primary voters at all. >> it hasn't moved the needle for republican primary voters. it has moved the needle for the american electorate. we have seen the american people say, no, thank you. here's the softer side of the problem, when you're in government, people want to please the person in charge. you want your gold star. if the president is a person who believes that they want to -- they want more things for themselves, right, they want retribution as the order of the day, then people will do more of those things in order to impress the president, that filters that way all the way down. my friends from the obama staff, sen