liz: mark morgan you are great, i appreciate you coming on.g "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us, thank you so much for watching, join us monday night we will have a lot of news monday night. have a good one. ♪. david: good evening, everybody i am david asman sitting in for lou dobbs we begin this evening with a bottle for the white house, the republican party in arizona announced plans to bring forward a case before thehe supreme court in support of president trump. arizona republican said they will appeal an election integrity case dismissed earlier this week by the state supreme court. is that case drama president trump at his legal team are awaiting order from the supre

joining us tonight congressman guy, katie mcfarland and dan gaynor plus john cox and mark morgan.e have a lot of developing stories and breaking news coming into the studio. here is a question right now, top democrat senator. did they interfere with the fbi before the election? pressuring the fbi director in a letter to not investigate hunter biden. did democrats know five years ago about democrat eric swalwell entanglement with a chinese spy. did they hush up that and the biden story and going after trump? did any of the 50 former intelligence officials who cosigned a letter saying that the hunter biden story was russian disinformation, did they know a federal probe was already underway into hunter biden for about two years? also more republican say eric swalwell did put national security at risk. we california district is home to a big portion of silicon valley. also, national laboratories that are key to u.s. security. we have top republican and jim filed a new complaint to say, yes, probe eric swalwell. plus, senator ron johnson says the media "had more influence than russia i

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[applause] >> laura: joining me now is cbt commissioner mark morgan, commissioner morgan, this is notising to those of us who have focused on and covered and been down to the border. there's a lot of carrots being dangled. because that's absolutely right. we anticipated what's happening. both from covid-19, worsening economic conditions, not just in central americans, but northern hemisphere. what's a driving factor? economics. we saw the numbers steadily going up, but here's what we're seeing now. you need to understand, this is unequivocally what's happening is that there is now a belief, a presumption, whatever adjective you want to use that with the new administration coming and if that happens is all borders are going to be wide open. you just showed clips -- that's only a smidgen of what new administration's policy are going to be pure to stop deportation. they're going to stop migrant protection protocols that remain in mexico that ended. another quick stat is in 2019, the cdp alone, we released 230,000 illegal aliens into this country because of this administration, networks o

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as acting commissioner mark morgan trying to digest that news good he will tell us what to do. plus, guidance diversity obsession, why is he so fixated on touting diversity for his cabinet? were talking about qualifications? what kind of cabinet secretary that might be? the latest example of the left trying to destroy the stomach are history, we will try to make sense of this. first, president trump tonight, demanding congress amends the massive spending bill the late last night, including the $900 billion covid relief bill. >> they are sending back to my desk much different than anticipated. it really is a disgrace. i'm asking congress to amenddi this bill and increase the ridiculously low $600 to $2,000 or $4,000 for couple. i am also asking congress to immediately get rid of the wasteful and unnecessary items from this legislation. send me a suitableef bill. >> brian: a while back. this show changed quickly, so did everybody else's schedules. trying to make sense of it at all, chad pergram, our congressional correspondent. chad, what changed after the president's four-minute

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todd: a new border wall system completed, mark morgan praising it in a tweet saying, quote, we will meet 450 miles by the end of the year, currently under contract. the impact of stopping construction will be disastrous. morgan morning a possible surge could come, become a crisis if trump administration policies end, 70,000 migrants represented at the border last month. is 64% increase from last year. >> firefighters spreading holiday cheer at the children's hospital, they were seen rappelling down in orlando. santos seen waving to children inside their rooms. mrs. clause also making an appearance. that is what the season is about. 8 minutes after the hour, healthcare workers across the us receiving the first doses of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. congressman carter is confident in it after participating in the trial, he shares his experience. >> aren't we loving these holiday things? happy family from virginia matching pjs and spending time with a son before he goes to iraq. we are praying for you. >> terrence sporting a santa suit with nine grandchildren. idaho potato farmer. genuine idah

let's listen to what mark morgan has to say. >> he will not construct another foot of wall.illions of dollars, to pay-for-performance they completed, they will take an essential tool to do their jobs to protect this country. jillian: the question is what does it mean for every american watching now? >> we have a right to have a secure border. more importantly is the data. if joe biden would take a minute the data is clear, resulted in decreased illegal drug flow, 2006 when he was a senator, he knows they were. let's not add the wall out of spite or hatred for the trump administration, look at the data. is a good for america? does it protect america? yes. does it help border patrol? absolutely. this is a tool they have been begging for for decades. it will make the job more dangerous and spike. >> seems like one of the big winners of the biden plan is not necessarily people who need to come to the country but drug cartels, coyotes. >> exactly right. when this election happens guess who celebrated the most? the criminal cartels in mexico because they are back in business. they

commissioner mark morgan here with the progress they have made and why it would be dangerous to put ayleigh mcenany and senator tom cotton and manhattan's oldest restaurant survived it all from the revolutionary war to flooding caused by super storm sandy, but will a tavern in lower manhattan survived the latest lockdown? the owner will join us live. we are coming up in 14 minutes. now back to jillian for some more. jillian: republicans mounting for special counsel to investigate hunter biden but the next guest so that is the wrong way to go. editorial board member of the wall street journal fill mcgurn, thanks for being here. why do you say this is the wrong way to go? >> many conservatives like me have never liked the special counsel, it is a watered down version of the old independent counsel. if you read justice scalia's to send in holding this it was blistering, basically -- in practice when we appoint special counsel's they tend to be runaway trains. instead of investigating crimes they investigate people, they go on too long, straight beyond their purpose. there are serious que

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liz: customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan.pike in illegal border crossers. he said "cartels and human smugglers are fueling perception that our borders will once again be wide open and then we will be reinstating the loopholes that have been closed." is this what we can expect now coming? >> what the cartel's understanding is they know what the obama administration brought. they know how they were able to operate under the obama administration. they are hoping they will be do that again. we have to help. we have to cross our fingers that a biden administration will look at those failures and shut down those loopholes. if they do not, we will in fact have a huge flood of more people crossing our borders illegally. >> arrests have been rising for six great months. good to see you. thank you for joining us. sure to catch our very own -- he will be left from the border wall and arizona all day tomorrow right here on foxbusiness. thank you for joining us tonight. i am elizabeth macdonald. you are been watching "the evening edit." w

america but from the mid east and yemen in china coming in, we have custom and border protection mark morganend the u.. agreement with central america meaning honduras, water mall, el salvador and mexico to say if we catch your nationals you have to take them back, that used to be the policy for a long time and bsuddenly that was changed and trump put it back in placece and biden might get rid of it is that here come the caravans again moment. >> not just the caravans but we have to talk just like you mentioned the drug cartel, they are very much aware of what is going on in many times when they see this open border stance what they do they work with the drug, the human smuggling organizations and flood certain areas with the individuals knowing it would move the agents fromha the locations and what happens they start bringing in the drug product, currently a big war going on with the drug cartels a lot of peoplee have nt been reporting but make no mistake that is something that will affect our country and the agents working the border and god knows how much more people will end up dying dow

now customs and border patrol chief mark morgan is worried that if biden gets his way, this kind of work and sanity will extend to the border, creating lawlessness and mass illegal immigration. joining us now with more is the author of "black out," candace owens along with sara carter. welcome aboard, thank you for being with me tonight. >> thank you. >> tammy: we are heading into a new year and that is usually a chance where we believe we can set things straight and have a fresh point of view and approach. clearly the left has an intention, sarah, they've got a mission. people think they won't apply it, but they do. you've got to believe the left, they will do what they say they want to do the matter how crazy it sounds. we've got this dynamic here, especiallyci with the dangers we've seen, the destructions of the defund the police movement. it's almost like horses running into a fire. how do you see this playing out in the first few months of next year? >> i'm so grateful for the fact that ambassador nikki haley did tweet that out today and she is sending a warning shot across the bow

customs border protection commissioner mark morgan, good to see you, sir, we appreciate it. go back to january of 2017, from january 20th, to about february 1st or 2nd. massive changes in u.s. immigration policy by executive order by then president trump. what will president biden be able to do january 20th to february february 2nd or 3rd to change policy and what are you worry? mark: leland, that's the question. congress failed to do the job not just in last 4 years or decades. this had to be done through executive order and the problem with that is that the new administration could undo the tremendous success that -- in the past years overnight. leland: you talked eloquently in the past 4 years or things that needed to get changed. what would be the couple of thing that the biden administration could do that would most worry you? mark: so the first thing out of the gate is a migrant protection protocol and i appreciate the question, leland, because that enabled to end catch and release. real quick, 2019, cbp released 230,000 individuals illegal immigrants in the u.s. and i

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customs and border protection chief mark morgan saying joe biden plans to end the u.s.al america, honduras, guatemala, el salvador and mexico to basically say if we catch your nationals here you ever to take them back. that used to be the policy for a long time. suddenly that was changed. now trump put it back in place. biden might get rid of it. is this here come the caravans again moment? >> not just the caravans, liz, we have to start talking like you mentioned the drug cartels. these drug cartels they're very much aware what is going on and many times when they see this open border stance what they do is they work with the drug, with the human smuggling organizations, they flood certain areas with these individuals, knowing that it would move some of the agents from those locations. then what happens is, they just start bringing in the drug product through. there is currently a big war going on in the state of sonora with the drug cartels. a lot of people have not been reporting on it. but make no mistake. that is something that will affect the country, agents worki

elizabeth: now we have got acting customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan, a guest onlking about the spike in illegal border crossings. he said, quote, cartels and human smugglers are fueling perceptions that our borders will once again be wide open and then we will be reinstating the loopholes that have been closed. is this what we can expect now coming? >> yes. so what the cartels understand is they know what the obama administration brought. they know how they were able to operate under the obama administration. they're hoping that they're going to be able to do that again. what i would say is we have to hope, we have to cross our fingers that a biden administration is going to look at those failures and are going to shut down those loopholes because if they do not, we are in fact going to have a huge flood of more people crossing our borders illegally. elizabeth: well arrests have been rising for six straight months. brandon judd, good to see you, arrests at border, rather. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: catch our own grady trimble. he will be live

customs and bored protection acting commissioner mark morgan said terminating existing contracts alreadyot of money. >> we're going to have to go into settlement agreement with all the contractors. we'll pay them for performance they have already completed, for materials that they have already purchased. we have 270,000 tons of steel that already has been manufactured or produced that we would have to buy for. let's sit there or destroy. it could go on and on. that directly will cost the taxpayers billions of dollars. reporter: we should point out though there are other reports that the most cost effective approach is actually do as joe biden plans, connell, which is to stop building. connell: timing of this is very interesting, with the transition in administrations. also i think the number of people, right, grady have been caught trying to cross the border the last few months, that has been going up, hasn't it? >> in november, alone nearly 70,000 caught illegally crossing the border. that is up about 64% compared to the same time last year. customs and border protection said there are

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acting customs and border commissioner mark morgan praising tweet we are going to meet our mark of 450d for new border wall system are currently under construction. the impact of stopping construction would be disastrous. morgan warning about a border crisis if trump administration policies end. it comes after 70,000 migrants were apprehended at the border last month. a 64% increase from last year. new jersey congressman jeff van drew is speaking out over calls from democrats urging house speaker nancy pelosi not to see the him for supporting president trump's legal challenges in the 2020 election. the democrat turned republican joined us earlier to react. >> the notion that i -- after the people voted for me that i couldn't sit in the house of representatives, that you would literally disenfranchise my voters and n. my district is an absurd notion. carley: calls coming despite van drew winning re-election. bill nye the science guy gets it wrong on predicting when a covid-19 vaccine would come. >> it's two years, everybody. two years before a vaccine. >> even with all the technology we

customs and border protection's acting commissioner, mark morgan, says terminating existing contractseel that's already been paid for that we're going to have to reimburse to just walk away from. that's unconscionable to me. reporter: there are other reports, though, that suggest stopping construction would be the most cost-effective approach. it is worth noting, neil, that back in 2006 when joe biden was not president-elect but a senator, he did vote in favor of the secure fence act. neil? neil: i forgot about that. thank you very much, grady. grady trimble following all those developments. >>> we are talking about what's happening in washington and stimulus and covid relief. one of my next guests, very closely watching it. that will include airline industry relief. why she says it is now more crucial than ever. after this. ♪ before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without

jedediah: here to discuss acting commissioner of u.s customs & border patrol mark morgan.morning. first and foremost your thoughts on reinstatement of daca. what are the implications of that and what are the ruling? >> they will have absolute, jedediah, immediate significant impacts this is another illogical ruling by a judge. it defies current immigration law. look we've been saying from the beginning that this program is illegal on its face. it just out of nowhere just decided, carved out exception for a broad group of individuals, numbers pulled out of thin air, applied at a random date that says for you, if you illegally enter the united states breaking our immigration law it is okay for you and we're going to defer any action against you. jedediah, keep in mind that this doesn't give them legal status. it simply kicks the can down the road and further creates a limbo status for these individuals. it's absolutely, illogical decision. will: this was the obama administration's response to the dream act not passing back in 2012. i know you know that, mark. for those at ho

build another foot of the border wall in this administration mark morgan, says that move could cost billionsn arizona with more. >> good morning. >> good morning, maria. you can see newly you go constructed wall ends old events -- set to be publicized might not happen under biden joe biden said he wants to stop construction of the wall completely part of the reason crews are working around the clock to complete as much as possible expect to complete at least 450 mild by the end of the year we traveled about 15 miles along the border wall to remote part of arizona where you can see where wall ends construction is still going on, federal government has enough money to continue building more than 200 additional miles of the border wall, u.s. customs border commissioner says terminating existing contracts would be costly. >> joe biden has said he will not build another foot of wall quote that is very disturbing, look, they have that they can do that -- called a a termination for convenience they can terminate the contract for building the wall but that is going to cost taxpayers billions of doll

of it by the end of the year but there is funding for around 200 plus more miles and that is why mark morganthose existing contracts could cost a lot of money prayed listen. >> there is to it at 70,000 tons of steel that is already been paid for that we are going to have to reverse to just walk away from. that's unconscionable to me and real quick, it's not just about steel and concrete and the ground but about state of our technology and they're not just going to cancel steel and concrete but canceled the technology which has been a game changer for secure our borders be. reporter: president elect to biden says he wants to focus on high tech solutions and parts of entry. it is worth pointing out that along with the wall they are adding electrical lines and fiber-optic lines on the other side of the road that you see behind me and that is so they can shine bright lights year and have cameras as well, stuart. there is some tech involved in this, to. stuart: thank you, grady. we will see you later. the new los angeles da speaking out against the justice system could watch this. >> they saw sol

mark morgan says terminating existing contracts would be extremely costly. >> joe biden has said he will-- they can do that. it's called a termination for convenience. they can terminate the contract for building the wall, but, steve, that's going to cost taxpayers billions of dollars. >> biden has said he wants to focus on high-tech solution and ports of entry, but it's worth pointing out that back in 2006 he did vote in favor of the secure pence act, ainsley. ainsley: thank you so much, grady, brian, over to you. brian: college football teams are gearing up for championship weekend and we have must-see matchups on fox, our next guest with fox kickoff team. let's bring in ncaa champion himself. >> good to see you, brian. brian: big agenda. first, what is the logo on your shirt, what are you wearing? >> well, that's gg, my daughter, online training company, physical training, mental training and she's doing great. i'm repping her as much as i can. brian: parents, beast is a complement. we have the pack 12 championship, usc against oregon and big ten, ohio against northwestern and san jos

and you guys have had mark morgan on on your show what is actually allowing us to hold the line and securerotecting protecting -- using that to jam people through for profit. we need to hold the line on that. joe biden is feeling pressure from his progressive wing. and he is saying hey, you know, we can't do this all at once. that means he wants to do it eventually because he is going to give in to the progressive wing. this is what was at stake in november. this is what is at stake now. this bill, this omnibus spending bill cuts funding for ice. it's purposeful. it undermines our border patrol. it undermines ice. why are we, republicans, supporting legislation which the vast majority of republicans voted for it that would undermine our border? there are so many reasons why the president is right to be mad about this particular spending bill, the omnibus bill and covid relief bill and the border is one of those. we ought to secure our border. that's what the american people want. they want common sense out of their leaders in d.c. griff: congressman, i spent a lot of time with border patro

situation from james shaw in glasgow and chris page at stormont — but first tomos morgan has an update from cardiff for us. mark just mark drakeford has just given his press c0 nfe re nce mark drakeford has just given his press conference today which focused mainly on the new strain of the virus. the situation in wales is that the transmission rate has surged since the fabric that ended at the start of november, we are now at the start of november, we are now atan at the start of november, we are now at an average around 600 per 100,000 cases in wales and they decided on saturday to enforce a lockdown in wales which will last until, they will look at it every three weeks and that means all shops are closed, people can't mix butjust on christmas day, two households and one household of one. this afternoon the first minister and the deputy chief medical officer said they thought the new strain was behind the surge in cases in wales, they said the nhs is stretched to the limit with bigger numbers than ever with covid across beds across wales. and a picture in scotland, nicola sturgeon is still doing her daily brie

morgan, bbc news, cardiff. at the press conference this afternoon, the first ministerfor wales, mark dra keford, afternoon, therakeford, said the vaccines would be rolled out for the first time on tuesday for those in ca re first time on tuesday for those in care homes and those over 80. but he said the alcohol ban would not be lifted until they had seen a sustained fall in cases across wales. a travel ban also remains in place in and out of wales to other covid hotspots across the uk. tomos morgan, thank you. investigations are continuing into what caused an explosion at a waste water treatment works near bristol yesterday, that killed four people. three of those who died worked for the site's operator wessex water. from avonmouth, john maguire reports. one day on from the explosion in the force of the blast is all too evident. twisted metal and the roof of the silo turned back. people working in the area described hearing a loud boom up to a mile away. the warehouses and businesses that occupy the industrial area next to the m5, witnesses say windows rattled and it felt like buildings shook. we thought every

morgan. the demonstrations in the heart soon how are people marking this day here. well peter it's not just the 2nd anniversary of the revolution that started in december 18th eventually led to asking a former president on a place here it's also the adversary of the declaration also dance independence from parliament so it is quite a significant day but people here say that they were hoping there would be improvement in their living conditions in terms of because they have a new transitional government in place a transitional government that's less than 18 months old but that was brought to power by revolution by protesters are political parties that lead the protest movement so there were high hopes and people now say they are very disappointed at the fact that their health conditions have not improved their living conditions have not improved economic situation in the country has not improved so lots of disappointment lots of anger but we can see people here on the through the heart of this film are marking this day despite the fact that it was supposed to be only

how would you judge the performance of kate caprice morgan michael cool but you know they do it sadly out trashing tom swift and by jacob grace mark or property come in on a penny fall think of something like that because he likes to pretend he's living in a different century doesn't ask for michael go wow paul thing doesn't do you much right to say where do any any politicians that you think of well have something to offer in the years to come or are you always as i said i think you guys that got to say you look like a god this is sitting there with your beautiful dress you look like an ideal candidate i'd love to vote saying said. very good i think they're all idiots i think with the exception of maybe barack obama who could just stand still doing a kraftwerk sort of rebut dance and call he could say anything and i would say. yes well gee now what i'm going to ask barack obama now what does he think about all that's going on in the terrible well the moment and has he cost any for any office remember this we are here to be tried and tested and michelle and i we've been watching from the sidelines but are very much involved. unlik

mark. five in a row. we could do better it is a start. morganback >> let's get to doordash making its public debut. we caught up with the ceo in the last hour of the company's big day and big impact >> this is one of the most difficult op stickle i've seen restaurants to have to overcome. why we were the platform that cut 50% of commissions at the onset and why we built products like daily pay so merchants could get payments every day this is key to surviving a crisis why we build many products so there couldn't be any commissions on doordash drive so they could create more channels to survive the pandemic. >> let's bring in bob and leslie for more on this company going today and bob, we'll start with you more broadly in the ipo market in terms of companies going tub lick whether threw spac's and listings. it has been a gang buster year doordash being the big focus today and airbnb tomorrow. all of these going public before the christmas holiday comes to us in the next two weeks. >> if you would have said to me in april, in 2014, it was alibaba,

ever morgan is live for us now on the streets of cult sume haber how are people marking the day. well it's a bit of a celebration but it's also mostly people angry about the fact that the economic situation which has led people to take to the streets 2 years ago has not improved the inflation was a around 50 percent when people took to the streets in december 28th. 4 months before former president i want to pursue was also there but now it's up more than 240 percent so a lot of people are saying that this government has not fulfilled its promise of improving lives for the people unemployment is still high poverty is still hard so they're saying that their main cause of sitting to the streets better economic conditions better living conditions has not been achieved yes there has been new legislation but have been passed by this transitional government which came to power in august last year in a power sharing deal between the military and the civilians there they say that this has created some kind of optimism in this and in the. transition. they haven't felt any changes in their

mark. i think everyone will feel it. we'll be dropping a few degrees tonight. but if you're in places like santa rosa and napa, morganven livermore, you'll get down to those low 30s tonight. about 42, though, a in san francisco. oakland, though, 38 degrees tonight. it's chilly around the way in areas that usually stay a little warmer. tomorrow should be a gorgeous tuesday for you. temperatures ranging from about 56 at the coast to 60s inland. we'll be 2 to 4 degrees warmer than today. it should be a pretty nice day for you tomorrow. and then it gets kind of interesting, because the storm door is is wide open as we head towards that last week of the year. we have a little bit of rain wednesday night, but i think next weekend, we could see some significant shores coming our way and that's the good thing, alex, that's in the good thing. >> it sure is, kyla. thank you. >>> actress lori loughlin has been released from prison in dublin after serving her two- month sentence. it was something of a media circus this morning following news of her release. she pled guilty to using probes to bribes to get her daughters into usc.

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mark ghaly calls crisis care , the hospitals have committees in place to decide who gets the care without knowing any personal details about the patient. the de paul health center in northeast morganhill husband opened temporarily to relieve pressure on other facilities. the health center will treat patients who need a lower level of care and this is partially because st. louise regional hospital is out of icu beds. members of the latino community have been hit hard by the pandemic accounting for 52% of covid-19 cases. they make up 25% of the population. >> essential workers are our sisters and brothers and it is up to all of us to keep them safe. >> the hospital at the de paul health center has not been occupied in decades. a portion of the campus has remained active. >>> a federal judge in new york has denied bail to the former accomplice of jeffrey epstein and the judges are yesterday to reject a $28.5 million bill package indicates a 59-year-old ghislaine maxwell. she is accused of recruiting teenage girls to be abused by jeffrey epstein . >>> at dover computer repair man who claimed to have the laptop of hunter biden has filed a lawsuit against twitter. john issac said it was

moon as marking the beginning of the cold season so tonight, the full cold moon and a clear sky looking out over san francisco right now where it 54 degrees and mid 50s oakland and san jose and morgan. in the 40s now. mid to upper 40s in mountain view. san francisco from emeryville, more temperature readings, low 50 it's santa rosa, napa, concord and livermore and temperatures in the mid 40s and th novato and fairfield and patchy valley frost likely. showers will arrive tomorrow evening, tomorrow night with a series of storms moving through saturday through monday and we have a beach hazard statement in effect as wave heights are elevated and danger of erratic sneaker waves, a risk of rip currents, as well. the approaching storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. it will come in tomorrow night bringing scattered showers, rain f fall totalsless than .2. low temperatures tonight dropping into the 30s just about everywhere. low to mid 30s inland and mid to upper 30s in the coast and bay and tomorrow's highs under increasingly cloudy skies, mainly mid 50s at the coast, mid 50s around the bay, upper 50s inland. we get drying thursday and friday but a series of light storms saturday th

recent highs could mark a turning point for the cryptocurrency and pose a big threat to the dominance of the u.s. dollar. for more, let's bring in the chief global strategist of morgantanley investment management, also the author the ten rules of successful nations. you write that on average, nations that have enjoyed the term reserve currency have done so for about 94 years. the dollar is going on 100 years as of 2020 why do you think that bitcoin could pose a challenge to the dollar where the euro or the yuan could not >> exactly because all the central banks are following essentially the same policies. they are printing a lot. and so, therefore, for the last few years, i have been optimistic on the u.s. dollar as people have tried to pump up the euro or the chinese currency knowing they tonight real pose a threat to the dollar's reserve status what happened over the last years has been exceptional, the amount of dollars that have been printed to keep the economy afloat is unprecedented. way more than the 2009 financial crisis i think that this margin is leading to an erosion of trust in paper currency. i don't think that bitcoin is the end game but thing we are m

and this year marks the 65th year of tracking santa's flight on christmas eve general, thank you for joining us >> thanks for having me, morgans talk about this santa tracking it looks like you are using radar, satellites, even jet fighters to track this move around the globe talk to us about it. >> that's correct. it all starts off with the north warning system which is a series of radars that runs across canada and alaska that picks him up first we picked him up a little over a half hour ago taking off out of the north pole and moving to the west satellites then begin tracking the infrared six of rudoldolpru nose we'll track him with f-15s and f-16 ths s in the u.s >> and how does it speak to the military capabilities especially as we see the modernization efforts under way and next generation technologies being developed and contracts being awarded? >> well, that is a great question thank you. we utilize the systems that we use 24/7, 365 to track santa claus. and our mission is very clear, we defend authority america with a bi-national relationship with the canadians. and it is from sensors to satellites and our airplanes