he was m.i.a. that's what these texts reveal. he was m.i.a., as we know, but he was m.i.a. for hours, and his family was trying to reach him. the fox hosts were trying to reach him. his chief of staff, apparently, was trying to reach him. he was m.i.a. and the reporting is that he was either, i guess, i don't know, cowardly hiding or enjoying watching it on television, congressman, because that was the reporting. >> alisyn, he loved it. i think that we are going to find out -- and again, what everybody learned last night is just the tip of the iceberg. the sad, ugly fact that we're going to find out is the former president of the united states loved what happened that day. but that is the story, and elie is your legal expert. i don't know -- it seems to me like maybe liz cheney and the committee maybe can make a case that that's a crime, that the president sat on his ass and did nothing, impeding the work of congress. >> okay, so, let's bring in elie. let's go through these text messages, the legal repercussions, what they show us about what was happening that day. >> the t

., m.i.a., m.i.a. ♪ ♪ where you at ♪ ♪ Ándale, m.i.a., ahhh ♪ dad: hey son.me. son: yeah. bret: some 13 democrat governors her sucking reelection 2022 with covid precautions overshadowing much of their time in office and midterms coming as opposition to more mandates across the country is on the rise. joining us though governor phil murphy of new jersey who will take over as chair of the democratic governors association's in 2023 post midterms. governor, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> good to be with you bret thanks for having me. >> governor hogan just mention the spiking hours in maryland, u in new jersey have a spike in covered cases as well. you have said everything on the table these numbers continue to rise, what does that mean for new jerseyans? >> this virus has humbled all of us. every time you think you've got it figured out, takes a turn you do not expect an eight out of ten are negative. you've got to leave all those options on the table. right now we think we have the right package in place in terms of a layered approach. but our numbers are

you mentioned m.i.a., well, m.i.a. as in miami-dade county and also in the top ten. that means fans are wondering if they could go to sporting events, travelers are considering whether to go on that cruise leaving from florida. they may not listen to a cdc or dr. fauci but would listen to a governor desantis. these are the kinds of issues the governor could address. and the press is right to wonder where he is in this moment. he could be encouraging people to get vaccinated, to get boosted, encouraging them to take precautions in public. but suddenly because the pandemic is partisan i don't know he's going to change course even though the former president appears to be singing a different tune out of office in this moment. but folks like brittny, for example, could use the help of their elected leaders. like that matters. >> right. maybe he's on break. you know, real quick, waneta, can we talk about trying to blame biden for the pandemic? come on. >> look, desantis is a prime member of that group to the point where the president has called him out on more than one oc

m.i.a., you didn't get a heads up from the prosecution.r you about the communication factor, but what does that do to the psyche of the team that's working on this, trying to fine answers and find accountability? >> our folks are extremely distraught on a lot of levels. it's really difficult for a lot of these folks, not the least of which having to go into the school and do what we ask of them. that is to go past students that may be hurt because there is an active threat that's hurting other students if they don't. and on top of that, you know, all of the hours -- pretty much everybody is working without sleep for three days. >> yeah. >> and we really need to get more information from everybody sooner than later. >> so a couple of follow-ups for you there. can you tell me how involved -- federal officials are working on this. the fbi, the u.s. marshals are helping you try to find these parents and track them down. how involved in the fbi? what kinds of resources and tools are you getting from them that are helpful in this situation? >> w

. >> reporter: his secret weapon m.i.a. a propane tank to melt the ice. >> we come across somebody broke in the ditch, we will charge them to pull them out. that's her good deed and what we do. >> now my caltrans certainly advises everybody, with some of that snow even cleared, watch the speed with the winter weather conditions. both hands on the wheel. >> especially when there is water or ice in the road, wendy. i think there will be a lot of people heading to tahoe this weekend, the weekend before christmas. >>> let's take a look at the snow report. we will focus on heavily this hour. they have 10 inches of new snow with the latest snow system. the snow base, 2 to 5 feet. it's going to expand as they added more snow because more is on the way next week. we are in a dry break. tahoe will remain in a dry break for the next several days. this high pressure means, there through the weekend. if you have any errands you need to run last weekend before christmas, mother nature looks cooperative for those efforts. we switch some

major crises that we have been facing as americans, the health and human -- the hhs secretary has been m.i.a. and when asked about this, i believe in a radio interview that a reporter was able to actually track him down, they asked, well, why aren't you at any of these major briefings and why are you more front and center talking about this issue the same way that secretary azar was, he said it's "not the profile that counts, it's the results." the results? we can talk about the results here. there up and more people that have died under the biden demonstration from covid than under the trump administration. we have mixed messaging across the board. one minute the president is saying that you're going to have a winter of death and destruction and fear and the mongering is all over the map, and then he says don't panic. and yet we haven't hhs secretary who has nothing to say and is nowhere to be found. it's very, very disturbing and quite frankly, some people think he may be on his way out. >> jason: well, look, you're in the house, not in the senate, so you didn't go through the confirmation

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the mayor of orange county says desantis has been m.i.a. where is the governor?icials are being burdened with trying to figure out testing. this mayor is not alone. there is other local coverage, people in florida who have been living through desantis' approach to covid for years now. and a democrat trying to replace desantis as governor, saying the crisis has not been addressed, it's time to increase testing and to end a burden that is better dealt with by policies that are available. and democrats say, unused by this very political republican governor. that's just a quick update out of florida. coming up next, sharon stone is here on politics, movies, and what she's learned with a life on the public stage. that's next. discount, the more u have with us, the more you could save on your auto insurance. (man) hey, hon! (wife) hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a whole lot of discounts. (burke) well, we offer cove

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/m.i.a. accounting agency is closing down the program. tuesday, the 80th anniversary of that attack, the last of the remains that could not be identified will be reburied in honolulu's national memorial cemetery, known appears the punch bowl. if you want to read more on that program and those men from today's "washington post," the metro section. jim, pennsylvania, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to first off like the lady just said, i would like to thank all the veterans, all the serving military personnel, all the police officers that keep us safe on a daily basis. my second thing is i just heard that joe biden is going to send 18 million gallons of oil reserve crude oil to china. is mr. biden supplying the oil for the chinese military actions over there in china? i do believe our biggest foreign policy challenge would be to get rid of mr. biden. mr. biden is a disaster. disaster. look what he is leading us into. host: that's jim in pennsylvania. perhaps referring to this fox business story, focusing on pres

this is impacting fort lauderdale airport a little bit more than m.i.a. american only had a handful of flights cancelled. several hundred flights already. the plug has been pulled on them. we'll see if the number goes up tloup the course of the day. >> i hope not. >>> people are looking if are silver lining. that's where south africa comes in. cases continuing to fall. as we just said, the white house looks already to get rid of the restrictions on south africans traveling. people traveling from south africa to here in the u.s. is your best idea that we're going see the same thing here? europe is going to see the same thing that this is going to move through fairly quickly? what can you tell us based on your experience? >> good afternoon from south africa. yes, umm, we saw a right in the beginning the doubling of our cases. and the first week or two, we had the positivity rate around 29 to 30%. for us, our cases were quite high. not all are vaccinated in our country. this is now the sixth week we are into this omicron. so something here in listening to wh

he's the defense p.o.w., m.i.a. accounting agency, research partner fellow for the institute of foreign democracy, joining him on stage, our own rob satino, senior historian. certainly many of you know rob quite well. he previously was dual hatted as the executive director of the institute, claim to fame is the longest title of anybody at the museum. we're also joined on the stage by long-time friend of the historian, rich frank, rich, welcome. let me say a couple things about adam to introduce him to the team here, adam earned ph.d. in military history in 2019, joined the museum just over a year ago. he's got some great background in rand and other places. but here at the museum, adam's expertise is employed to augment our u.s. government effort and capabilities. those efforts are devoted to fulfilling our nation's obligation to maximize the number of missing people that we account for. at the same time, trying to ensure that we have timely, accurate information provided to families. so it's really an incredible se

/m.i.a. accounting agency is closing down the program.on tuesday, the 80th anniversary of that attack, the last of the remains that could not be identified will be reburied in honolulu's national memorial cemetery, known appears the punch bowl. if you want to read more on that program and those men from today's "washington post," the metro section. jim, pennsylvania, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to first off like the lady just said, i would like to thank all the veterans, all the serving military personnel, all the police officers that keep us safe on a daily basis. my second thing is i just heard that joe biden is going to send 18 million gallons of oil reserve crude oil to china. is mr. biden supplying the oil for the chinese military actions over there in china? i do believe our biggest foreign policy challenge would be to get rid of mr. biden. mr. biden is a disaster. disaster. look what he is leading us into. host: that's jim in pennsylvania. perhaps referring to this fox business story, focusing on pr

, and this president is stepping on it and the united states congress, members of both parties are m.i.a., missing in action, unwilling to stand up in defense of liberty while patting themselves on the back for voting no on a continuing resolution and then kicking it over to the senate for one man to stand on the floor of the united states senate, senator mike lee, daring to say we should have a vote on an amendment, an amendment that says we shouldn't have the vaccine mandates. god bless mike lee for doing that. i hope he holds to his guns. and, no, i am not going to freak out or panic if saturday at 12:05 in the morning rolls around and oh, no, we haven't gotten that funding done. that fund, by the way, is racking up, as i said before, another $1 trillion of debt. the united states house of free stuff. father called me up in tears because his 13-year army veteran son is likely going to be discharged because he believes, based on his conversation with his doctors, that it is not in his interest to get the vaccination. millions of americans who know they have natural immunity, who have b