i heard that mcdowell's and mcdowell's army. uh, what does that imply about a partnership between irvin mcdowell and john polk, commander of the army of virginia? we know about grant sherman. we know about leon jackson. we know about lee and longstreet. they're close, intuitive partnerships with historic consequences. but it may be that the most dependent partnership of the war was between two men. you eat, you all know individually. irvin mcdowell and john pope. but probably them never thought of as a pair they would largely shape the events that we're going to talk about this weekend. now, how is it why is it that you've never heard of this partnership or considered it to be a partnership? well, the answer to that is pretty simple because it failed. it led to disaster or we'll see if we can get sides going her okay. let's start with this man, john pope john polk assumed command of what would be called the army of virginia. on june 26th, 1862, after the pieces and parts of that army had already been in the field for several mon

but mcdowell does. and on the morning of the 20th of august, 1862, mcdowell, on his own initiative, detach is a division of troops and sends them off to the gap. all day, one soldier wrote, or one of the staff officers wrote, mcdowell was in an exhilarated state of mind. very hopeful and confident. but savage as a meat axe. as one poor wisconsin private can testify, his head being half knocked out because he was -- that's light of him abusing that soldier -- to shoot mcdowell at the next opportunity -- of course, they would not. but what exhilarated him that august 28th day was the possibility of getting to the gap and blocking longstreet's passage. but you know what? the yankees were too late and getting their. by the time the federal troops arrived at the gap, longstreet had already moved troops into the gap and through the cap. and while there was a battle at thoroughfare gap, which has been reported, too much drama by a lot of historians, and while men gave their lives there, in fact, the fighting t

ervin mcdowell. there's two images of mcdowell. one of him with mccaul and taking in i believe leading teen 61. then a single portrait a little bit later. if pope was certainly the anti mcmullin. in 1862, almost everybody was anti mcdowell. he was, as was often written, one of the most unpopular man in america. he commanded an army that had had a lifespan shorter than the army of virginia would be. 59 days versus the 70 plus states that copes army existed. he bore mcdowell did the omnipresent weight of defeat at manassas, at first manassas. for years with stoicism and endurance. john -- in army artillery men encountered mcdowell and san francisco in 1866 after the war. and he recorded that boys on the street as mcdowell passed would who'd at him yelling full run of, bull run. just to torment him. he wrote of a despairing clumsy man, citizens laugh at him. all because he strains too hard to be popular. while he makes one doubtful friend, he creates a dozen enemies. one virtue of mcdowell that's interesting is that he accepted a redu

m., mcdowell wa back in the chair and made goo on his promise to talk mcdowell said he knew crysta had>> and you've confronted her a different times about thos affairs. >> yes. i confronted her. an she told me to stay out of her business. she said i'm not dominant enough in the bedroom is what she says >> pretending to b sympathetic. ranger hollan teased out the details o crystal's death. it was slow and brutal >> were you fighting when that happened >> yeah. >> is that when she told you she didn't love you anymore. >> yeah. >> and did you snap? did you mean to suffocate her? >> no. >> did it just happen? >> i did not mean to hurt her. i love her >> and how did you suffocate her? >> squeezed her. put my ar around her like this >> okay. like a choke hold o something? did she say anythin when that was going on or di she fight or what happened >> she said you're scaring me. >> how did you know she was no longer alive >> she stopped moving. >> mcdowell said he then wrapped her in trash bags an hid her body in the trunk of the mercedes. he said he dumpe her body the following morning but be

mcdowell was a brave and courageous man. it is true that there is something true about mcdowell, but he was never to be found when wanted, but men noticed this. if we get a chance, we will drive by there and show you. it is a hill, but it is in a hollow. and i can only find evidence that maybe twice pope emerged beyond the nearby ridges to see the battlefield in front of him. pope was never to be found wanting and did not even expose himself enough to get a general view of the battleground, and to see how it was coming on. in many places, he acted for him. there is no denying that the civil war ever experienced as consequential a partnership as jon pope and irvin mcdowell. and for that, unfortunately, the army of virginia and the nation paid dearly. i'm glad to answer any questions that you might have. [applause] is that eric? a dapper looking tarik tonight. >> i visited mcdowell's grave several years ago, and the ultimate insult is, his name is misspelled on his headstone. instead of it being spelled i are v.i.n., like it's

. >> not in this contract joining the conversation all morning long this morning dagen mcdowell, chris markowski dagen i guess we are averted a strike with legislation -- i guess rail workers are a special group enabling congress to get involved make rules, as you said, yesterday their job. dagen: it is the law. it is, been law since 1926 the railway labor act, and last time they had to act was 91, when president bush was in office. different set of circumstances. the strike was 24 hours it was sent into arbitration then this is the law this is congress's job. and to argue over whether this is a -- a -- generous enough package or not, they've had nearly three years the unions have, to negotiate this. and 8 of the unions ratified it four chose not to its very very narrow margins, marco rubio ted cruz josh hawley, there were six republican senators who voted to add seven paid sick days to this package they voted in favor of changing a negotiated union package. so they were going to change it they voted in favor of changing it. but -- rubio, cruz, hawley, actually voted against forcing th

dagen: it is dagen mcdowell, an embarrassing number of your republican colleagues in the senate voting alongside democrats for spending. inflationary spending there were 17 republicans senators voted in favor of this chips boondoggle president biden was touting yesterday, including the republican leader in the senate mitch mcconnell, and lindsey graham, why don't they know any better? >> a well, i would say 17 republicans voted the majority republicans in senate voted against that we will see in several bills myself and several others voting against this speaking out against it saying we've got to get control we are focused a lot as conservatives on what the house can do, i came into house in 2011, democrat senate democrat president at that time we were able to get budget control act just controlling just the house. to be able to bring spending down, two years in a row by only running the house at that point using our leverage that we have so counting a lot on the house then stepping up to be able to put pressure on senate on it also going to continue to put pressure on colleagues to s

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dagen mcdowell?ll just taste like salt was added to them. maybe my taste buds are fouled up. >> lauren: have you tried one of the crazy flavors? >> dagen: i don't pick up crazy, i just pick up salt. >> lauren: david. it >> david: i will eat the brisket and keep all the flavors, not really candy kid, a good chocolate bar and i am good. >> lauren: salad flavor candycane, this is disgusting. if you want to salad, eat a salad. it's not a healthier version of the candycane and i refuse to give us more airtime. more "outnumbered" in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> i'm feeling that one. last but not least, if you are hosting christmas this year might want to avoid these holiday faux pas. william hanson gave his thoughts on christmas tree decor. tinsels, multi-color lights are out. star toppers and white lights are in. a real tree is always better than a fake. i disagree with that one, and also say my 8-year-old, he hates our lights, it's white all over, and he has coerced me into getting inflatable griswold inflata

as moving so fast, kelly thank you joining the conversation all morning long this morning dagen mcdowell, liz peek dagen reaction. dagen: there is so much container to bernie madoff those that the name that everyone throws out. huge fraud bernie madoff died in prison, but very different. and every fraud is -- is unusual and unique. but madoff was -- acting as a money manager. and as a fiduciary so there is the expectation when people gave their money to bernie madoff, that he was a -- taking care of it. and was acting as a -- not -- as a custodian, managing it for them. there was no expectation of that with sam bankman-fried. at a bare the most this was an exchange. it was noting regulated in the united states it was an offshore exchange, the vast majority of activity that happened was offshore. anyone here in the united states who had their money there, knew that. or expectation was that they knew that. he was not acting as a fiduciary. so when people say oh, bernie madoff the only comparison is well it was a fast allegedly but no expectation of regulation, of fiduciary duty he was a no

him so angry all over west wing you could hear him cursing dropping f-bombs all morning long dagen mcdowell, john lonski. john: this is tragic as far as border is concerned i can't help but think this only makes life all the more difficult all the more miserable for lower-income americans who have to compete with these new illegal immigrants coming into the united states. of course, added to this would be growing danger of having even more fentanyl come across the border that means more deaths, from overdoses, a sad situation. and, you know, with given biden's reaction, he was so upset about this influx of illegal -- immigrants coming over the border why wasn't anything done? who is preventing joe biden from the standing up and seeing to it that this nonsense this tragedy comes to quick end. >> you make a really a good point about those people coming in. jumping the line. they are basically -- we have structure in place right we issue one million green cards a year and yet the five million people who have come into this country illegally on joe biden's watch, have jumped the line in front o

dagen: nick, it's dagen mcdowell.ctor where wages make up the largest cost in delivering services which i know that you have written about. talk about also the market he reaction. it's something you discussed one of the last times you were on maria's show and that's the ex x exubrance. it's about how loose financial conditions are and you how that might impact jay powell and the federal reserve's thinking today and in the meetings ahead. >> the whole point of raising interest rates by 42 425 basis points this year, the most in a year since the early 1980s as been as you said, dagen, to tighten financial conditions and to keep them tight. the fed thinks that is how they're going to you achieve getting control of inflation, you're slowing down the economy, you're slowing down investment in spending and hiring and frankly we haven't seen a lot of the slowdown yet. every economist, a lot of economists are -- that i talk to are anticipating a recession next year but we don't see it yet in the labor market numbers. we see s

. >> joining the conversation all morning long dagen mcdowell, adam johnson dagen your reaction dagen: how you doing lady how you doing, senator. no disrespect chad from fox news reports sinema expected to main contain committee assignments through the democrats, suggesting that she will caucus with democrats just like senators bernie sanders, and angus king both independents, in name in title affiliation but as we know with bernie sanders, he is leftier than left more liberal than many democrats, as chuck pointed out caucusing when we use word caucus one side or other important in detergent how many senators each side has, joe lieberman changes his affiliation, in 2006, to independent democrat. but still kaukd caulk caused with democrats jeffries dropped gop membership became independent 50-50 senate, formally i asked to drop membership with democrats give a democrats majority how is she going to vote? o probably with d's. >> great point see how she votes for omnibus bill for remaining bills democrats want more spending more spending adam only going to bolster inflation at 40-year hi

dagen mcdowell, chris mariakowski dagen your thoughts. dagen: democrats in u.s.enate, need at least 10 republicans to agree to advance a spending bill. so 60 votes needed in senate. i just want to point out there were 17 republicans senators who voted for that chips boondoggle 19 republican senators voted for that infrastructure disaster, so it should not be hard to get these spend thrifts like mitch mcconnell, and mitt romney i could go through the list who sign on to who help push through additional like 1.3 trillion dollars in new nondefense spending, during biden's -- first you know -- couple years in office. so it should not be that hard because they don't care they don't care about the inflationary spending clearly. the republicans are as bad as democrats. so -- i am sure they will sign on to it. mitch and mitt, ilk. >> well, let me say i spoke with senator marsha blackburn yesterday on "sunday morning futures" she said to expect a continuing resolution another we can after the deedline this week we will probably see another continuingings resolution to dec

dagen mcdowell, michael lee, "varney" & company begins right now. stu take it away.ning, maria, good morning, everyone. do we have a show for you. its got everything, elon musk, hunter biden, donald trump, sam bankman-fried.

catch us again here same place same time and catch yours truly along with my cohost dagen mcdowell on the bottom line premiers january 23 at 6:00 p.m.. right here on fox business. have a good night. cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl kansas ccasoni in for maria bar. it's 6:00 a.m. eastern time. today final trading day of 2022. taking a look at futures this morning and dow down 91, s&p 11 and nasdaq 28. stocks on track for their worst performance since 2008. as you can see, the nasdaq losing the most ground, 33% year to date and s&p down about 19% year to date and the dow down about 8.5% for the year. the nasdaq bounced off the lowest level since july of 2020 and still down 33% for the year and as you can see, those are your markets yesterday. we got green arrows and taking a look at oil this morning, are we going to see $100 a barrel and crude oil is slightly down. to your markets now this morning, they've runed out the end of their -- rounded out the end of area trading year and cap 40 and the dax all in the red. and asia, mostly green and shanghai composite and mostly higher and clock

thank you, dagen mcdowell, matt schlapp, kat timpf, tyrus.th dreamy trace gallagher is next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. >> trace: thank you. good evening, everyone and welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, prominent media critics from cnn, "the new york times," and "the washington post" now been banned from twitter and liberal media is in an uproar. the common sense department will explain why elon musk did it. he fought alongside amic

dagen: matt, it's dagen mcdowell.ea that's been reported that say immigrants from places like cuba will just be allowed to fly into the united states temporarily? how is that any different because you know that they'll never leave once they get here? >> right. dagen, that's a good point. if you think about what this policy is proposed, that they could file asylum claim in their home country and then fly to this country and await, you know, the now six years that it takes to adjudicate those asylum claims, again, most of them are bogus, less than half from any country and, in fact, some countries only 5% of asylum claims are granted. what it does is take pictures that we are seeing in eagle pass and other places and gets them off of tv. that's all the biden administration wants. they want to put this current open-border policy they want to get it off tv and they don't want to playing out like it has many months and this way of filing asylum claims offshore and flying to our country awaiting the peal, -- the appel or th

dagen: it's dagen mcdowell.le room in how the fbi did respond to fox news. the fbi did not say they didn't provide any information whatsoever to twitter about hunter biden. number one. and also what is of interest is in the revelations from michael shellenburger in the twitter file dump, there were 10 documents that fbi special agent elvis chan sent to then head of site integrity through the teleporter which is a one way communications channel from the fbi to twitter. and the fbi told fox news that the 10 documents in question had nothing to do with hunter. they said eight of them were farm line act related to or providing twitter contacts at the fbi election command post for twitter to use if they saw questionable posts like possible election fraud. well, this is going to all be uncovered by likely the oversight committee once congrecongressman james comer ts over the oversight committee the this will be a certain he focus. hopefully the american people will be able to hear elvis chan and the fbi sit in front o

dagen: brendan, it's dagen mcdowell. at least begin banning tiktok at the government level,s is it just too late? because tiktok is so big and so prevalent on smartphones and so prominent usage. someone made the comment to he me, it's not impossible that tiktok just wipes facebook off the map in about five year's time. is it simply too late? >> no, i don't think it's too late at all. once you have this determination, and again, on top of that you've got a bipartisan bill with congressman gallagher and murphy, democrats saying we should ban tiktok nationwide. it should be the final nail in the coffin for the biden's administration ongoing treasury view. the biden administration treasury department has been looking at an outright ban of tiktok since late summer. they did a trial balloon in the fall had that said they would allow them to continue to operate with special protections. since then, politico reports that negotiation has been put on pause as the biden administration itself is concerned about the national security

them financial hardship over the last six months, joining the conversation all morning long dagen mcdowell, todd piro, mark tepper, your reaction mark. mark: look, the economy is in bad shape when you have inflation growing at 7% year-over-year, wages are only growing at 5% that is what you call an erosion of people's quality of live, it is even worse, for lower and middle income consumers than higher income consumers we're seeing thats bifurcation when we think about economy fed doing a pretty good job so far on winning the war against inflation but whenever have there is a war there are casualties, okay? and in this situation, casualty is likely going to be demand destruction, going to lead to a recession. maria: we saw that in housing dagen seeing right now. dagen: housing hasn't seen the worst of it yet what you've seen a lot of pockets of housing is a seize seizure not putting homes on markets not putting apartments on market you have not seen real declines yet you could see home prices apartment prices fall, 30%, 40% in the new. dagen: what you will see the concern from jay powell at

. >> joining the conversation all morning long fox business dagen mcdowell and pfizer investment portfolioager adam johnson. the truth is she has not litigated this at all and she hasn't gave us any explanation. the shadow banning was a real issue i was completing in 2018 and i'm sure i was shadow band because i was reporting truth about no collusion between russia and trout now we find out they had internal blacklist people that they were going to ensure and their content was never seen by anybody or the large numbers of people they would band altogether. >> two of the people named in the very wise reporting were dan bongino who we know from fox and fox nation and he said this on twitter now. he said we always knew we were a target of the twitter suppression machine. yet liberals insisted it was another conspiracy theory. tonight is vindication. i expect no apologies from liberals they live to abuse power and make no apologies for doing so. >> i think eddie suppression is horrific but what was more troubling than conservative speech was the anti-covid lockdown advocate doctor jay at stanf

joining the conversation all morning long this morning is dagen mcdowell and liz peek. dagen, your reaction to what we're learning out of the twitter files five? look, what i said earlier, i stand by and that is this company has been parading around as some kind of digital town square and we now know that it is completely exposed that all twitter has been was a pr sheep for the democrats, another cog in the wheel for the democrat machine. your thoughts? dagen: right. to amplify the unhinged voices of the left of the left, of the craziest liberals, and to silence conservatives. to silence actually very reasonable mainstream conservatives, if you will. and barry weiss points out of the people -- so just got rid of donald trump just because they felt like it but some lead-ers -- only some leaders got the violence ban, the ayatollah -- iran's supreme leader did not get banned and there's a petition online finally, more than 100,000 people have signed an online he petition, urging elon musk to remove the account of iran's supreme leader, reasons including using the platform

dagen mcdowell, michael lee, stay right there.ins right now. and good monday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, december 5th. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. georgia voters are headed to the polls again tomorrow with democrat senator raphael warnock and republican candidate challenging herschel walker facing off in a senate

dagen mcdowell, michael lee, stay right there. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. and good monday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, december 5th. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. georgia voters are headed to the polls again tomorrow with democrat senator raphael warnock and republican candidate challenging herschel walker facing off in a senate runoff. connell mcshane is live in flowery branch, georgia this morning with more on the candidates' final push amidst, what, record turnout connell, good morning to you. >> reporter: absolutely, in the early vote. good morning, maria. at this point this race is an uphill climb for herschel walker. remember that he underperformed his fellow republican brian kemp by about 200,000 votes when kemp won re-election as governor here last month. since then, kemp's republican lieutenant governor said he didn't vote for walker in the runoff, referring to him as one of the worst candidates in party history. all

partnership as jon pope and irvin mcdowell. for that, unfortunately, the army of virginia and the nation paid dearly. i'm glad to answer any questions that you might have. [applause] is that eric? the dapper looking eric tonight. >> [inaudible] i visited mcdowell's grave at the port city yosemite years ago. and the ultimate insult is his name is misspelled on his headstone. instead of it being spelled ir v i again, it's i are wxin. the ultimate insult. >> if you google, him want to get all the results online, you get about 50% spelled correctly and 50% with irwin. absolutely right. any other questions? well, i'll see you tomorrow than. thank you so much. [applause] >> weekends on c-span o are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america story. and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span two comes from these television companies and more. including cox. >> homework can be hard, but squatting in a diner for internet work is even harder. that's w

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police say it happened near south mcdowell boulevard and baywood drive around 06:00am according to officials, the person appeared to be in the roadway when the car hit them. they died on scene. the cause of the crash is under investigation. anyone with information or video of this area is asked to contact petaluma police. a quick little jolt there. did you feel it at 3.6 magnitude earthquake shook the east bay early this morning heading the city of elsa around 03:40am. that was some video from inside a home in el serino where you could clearly see the shakeup in the christmas trees there in the home kron four's camila barco spoke to some people in the area who say they definitely felt this one. >> strong long. yeah, i woke me up. it was a little bit of a punch when felt a little bit bigger. these are in the residents had quite the week. a call early saturday morning when a 3.6 magnitude earthquake struck the bay area around from seattle. what it used the u.s. geological survey reported the epi center was. >> just northeast of elsa located between richmond and berkeley. keith newton with the

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editorial board calling it the ugliest omnibus bill ever joining the conversation all morning long dagen mcdowell barry knapp james freeman this bill is written by senators on their way out head-scratcher for me why those leaving the biggest area marks in place for the year ahead he had in new congress. dagen: mitch mcconnell used the word proud i will another word gross -- out of 16 billion for senate proposes advice chairmen richard shelby who is retiring how about this get out. this is what the republicans and i will call them out because this is what we expect from democrats, but republicans? have that is what we've come to expect from conservatives as well. they are not looking out for american people. they are not standing up for americans suffering under 40-year high inflation. with five trillion dollars new spending new borrowing just in the last two years. they are not siding with those people. and realizing the pain we face in the coming years, decades because of all that spending. they just want what they want because it benefits them politically, and their party, and it is a small par

continue in the year ahead well we got a market that is mixed we wrap it up great to be with you dagen mcdowell have a great day we are going to vip in a break and "varney & company" will be up right after that break have a good monday. . and as winter approaches, they need our help more than ever. from your neighborhood to the nations, cityserve international ... now, go to cityserve.us to give. >> good morning, everyone. i'm david asman in for stuary varney today. well twitter users have spoken they want elon musk to step down , as head of twitter. musk polled users, asking them if he should stay in charge. we're going to see wha

hardship over the last six months, joining the conversation all morning long this morning dagen mcdowell, mark tepper dagen we know inflation remains 40-year high it is cutting into people's savings accounts now. dagen: right inflation makes people angry. we really haven't, as you pointed out we want haven't experienced inflation since early '80s, we experienced spikes in gasoline prices going to summer of 2008 not broad-based inflation people going to grocery store hanging around even now people are buying -- dozen eggs prices still through the roof. and you can't getaway from that. every time your grocery shopping, mom or dad or even the kids are mad. and inflation makes it extremely difficult to run a business whether you are you are highfalutin ceo or restaurant owner as parents were wholesale grocery owners as my parents were month-to-month, week-to-week day-to-day never know what cost of goods coming in the door are what the price of goods going out to your customers should be. it is extremely anxiety inducing trying to operate a business when inflation is like this i want to look

. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone this "outnumbered" and i'm dagen mcdowell and joining me jackie deangelis, drcole saphier, raymond arroyo. we look ahead to 2023 and set to take control of the house one week from tomorrow and preparing for a number of investigations as many as 40 or 50 by the oversight committee alone according to one on that panel. targets would include the border prices, the botched u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, hur biden's business dealings and the man who wants to be house speaker kevin mccarthy on some of the people he wants to question about the president's son and the efforts to cover up the story. >> 51 intel agents signed a letter that said hunter biden information was all wrong with russian collusion. many have a security clearance. we will bring before a committee. i will have a hearing and bring them and subpoena them but why did they sign it? why did they lie to the american public? >> raymond, i'm sure you have others on that list? >> raymond: there is a ton of things to investigate but even during the last electorate, kept saying kevin mccarthy and republica

maria: joining the conversation all morning long this morning dagen mcdowell and chris murkowski. dagen, your thoughts. dagen: how did they come together on this? how did the 51 individuals collectively decide this because they made it up, but, again, the origins of this lie and we know the purpose but the american people deserve to hear this. but john brennan was at it again over the weekend. you know, elon musk was going after fauci and regular hilarious way. john brennan said this. and i just want to read it because it speaks to his complete -- maria: arrogance. dagen: fauci is a national hero that will be remembered for generations accomplished goodness and contributions to public health despite your business success talking to elon musk, you will be remembered most for fueling public hate and divisions. you have money but no class. he goes on, good people in democracies need a more effective way to prevent attention craving, emotionally immature and highly devious individuals especially those of means being culturally and socially politically disruptive. we certainly seem to

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i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with jess car tarlov, jesse watters, kagan mcdowell and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." part two of the twitter files, confirming what conservatives knew all along, they were being censored. journalist getting her hands on the latest batch of internal documents from the social media giant. it is damning. the files exposed how right wing commentators were put on secret black lists that made their voices disappear across the platform. woke employees prevented certain tweets from trending and actively shadow-banned entire accounts and trending topics. elon musk says these practices were, quote, enforced against the right, but not against the left. conservatives who got targeted and republican lawmakers are calling out the suppression. >> they're treating my twitter account with more scrutiny and censorship than the prime minister of iran, than hamas, than people who do terroristic-type damage. >> no longer believe in free speech and open debate. they rely instead on censorship and shadow-banning and black lists. >> this is

knobby hosting with dagen mcdowell every week to come by 6:00 p.m. eastern. it'll be a mix of business, politics, and a whole lot of fun. thank you so much for watching the special edition of "the ingraham angle." then gutfeld! shall start right now and takes it from here. ♪ ♪ >> yes for sure. all right. [cheers and applause] i get it, i get the same thing if i was seated there. happy wednesday everybody, it is almost christmas, which means i better start that batch of cookies for santa before it is too late. all before larry kudlow bows above the butter. it's weird that he doesn't even think. bank. so let's talk about language. on monday stanford university, the poor man's chico state, published a language guy, which quote aims to eliminate harmless float language including graceful and biased language and stanford websites and code. of course they ignored the most harmful world of all, your tuition for this would be 60 grand a year. the bad words came into force categories like a blessed, culpably appropriated, improvised language and institutionalized raci

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call this morning about two men bleeding inside a car parked at the best western hotel on south mcdowellvard in petaluma. the responding officers found three men inside the car to were bleeding from their faces. they were visiting from sweden and say they were waiting for a friend when the third man got into the car and allegedly beat them for almost an hour. one was knocked unconscious. the suspect also took their cellphones. police say the suspect, 27 year old kyler udell, of fairfield, appeared to be delusional and possibly under the influence of drugs. both victims were transported to petaluma valley hospital. their conditions are not known. the getaway driver in a shootout that left an accomplished dead in a retired oakland police captain wounded was sentenced to prison today. joshua hails received six years for the ambush of retired captain joyner ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us despite his injuries, joyner has a message of redemption and forgiveness. i have forgiven i haven't forgiven for him or anybody else. i've forgiven for myself. retired oakland police captain nursey j

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knobby hosting with dagen mcdowell every week to come by 6:00 p.m. eastern. it'll be a mix of business, politics, and a whole lot of fun. thank you so much for watching the special edition of "the ingraham angle." then gutfeld! shall start right now and takes it from here. ♪ ♪ >> yes for sure. all right. [cheers and applause] i get it, i get the same thing if i was seated there. happy wednesday everybody, it is almost christmas, whic

fox business anchor david mcdowell. he used to rock. now he's in the aarp. comedian jim -- she knows reporting like hunter knows snorting. "new york post" busy reporter -- moynihan and by age 5 he was reminding his classmates to tip the weight staff. writer and comedian jode devito. >> it's time for this. >> greg's leftovers. >> yes. it's leftovers. when i read the jokes we didn't use this week. just like greg does this this is my first time reading these. here we go. a viral video is facing online backlash after a construction worker was seen kicking a food delivery robot. the robot is facing a battery charge. earlier this week twitter uses voted for elon must to come resign as his company's c.e.o. although a subsequent report revealed that 90% of the votes came from hunter biden's laptop. [laughter] >> actor robert deniro was shocked to find -- his apartment being robbed on woman. usually when a black woman takes stuff it's after the divorce proceedings. >> that's what i thought would you say. kellyanne conway was spotted having dinner with disgraced forme

joining the conversation all morning long, dagen mcdowell and john lonski. and dagen, i'm really what happy that the new york post did the work to actually identify those people who i referred to weeks ago a, working at these social media companies. they're not journalists. they're political hacks that were working in government and got jobs in twitter and facebook and google. dagen: it is a g golden road tt leads from government, if you're a democrat, into these silicon valley giants, if you will. so the fbi's declining to list the other social media companies that it paid $3.5 million to twitter for reimbursement. it said, the fbi did, to fox news that this is legally required. it raises -- it's not going to reveal this information. i would -- i would posit, i would guess that it would be quite frightening to find out all of the instances that the fbi had to pay social media companies for work because there would be so many. and it would raise the issue of what were these social media companies gathering? what information were they digging for for the fbi?

i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with jess car tarlov, jesse watters, kagan mcdowell and greg gutfeld. in new york city and this is "the five." part two of the twitter files, confirming what conservatives knew all along, they were being censored. journalist getting her hands on the latest batch of internal documents from the social media

joining the conversation all morning long this morning is dagen mcdowell and mark tepper. dagen, the story just gets better and better. dagen: it's just really breath taking but horrifying to go through this -- these revelations from shellenberger and this is what you have been talking about all along and what miranda divine wrote all along in her book, but in the recent files that were -- that shellenberger and elon musk published, these so-called experts spent months prepping for how to suppress the new york post report on hunter biden and this is in the new york post editorial today on how to suppress the new york post report on hunter biden. the files show a coordinated effort between the biden campaign, the fbi to limit the reach of the story that would damage joe biden and hunter biden but as you've said repeatedly, this is a joe biden story. but the -- like if you just go through this timeline, the new york post called hunter biden's lawyer for a comment the day before they published this -- the hunter biden story, the lawyer immediately calls the computer repairman

this happened just blocks away from highway 101, near south mcdowell boulevard around 06:00am yesterday. police are still investigating what happened. they say the person that was killed appeared to be in the roadway when the car hit them. and the south bay, an suv slams into a post office in mountain view and drives right through its large glass windows luckily no one was hurt in that incident. kron four's amanda hari has a look at what happened. >> the post office is still open and it's been open all day. you can still come over here and mail your items, the issues become when you need to get to some of the p o box. if you take a look over here, you can see there is caution tape and beyond the caution tape is that broken window and a ton of broken glass. >> think that surprised to see this because i i i don't know what's happening. a surprise that stopped schenley in his tracks. something or 2. >> ripped my but he couldn't get to his mailbox. it's behind all the damage and caution tape. >> he was forced to leave empty-handed. police say around 3 saturday afternoon, this bmw drove thro

maria: dagen mcdowell, mark tepper, leigh, get to see you guys. "varney & co." begins now. david assmann in for stu. stu: good morning. i'm david in for stuart varney. bankman-fried is back in new york. meanwhile two of his associates, ftx cofounder gary wong and alameda research co-ceo caroline ellison both pleading guilty to federal charges. look at futures and doesn't look like a good start for the day and dow town 228 in premarket activity and look at nasdaq down at the bottom, over a one% fall again premarket and anything can happen and we follow it all. as congress is getting calls to account for an enormous $1.7 trillion, 4,000+ page spending package, it's loaded with pork and could hit a roadblock and cause a government shut down before the christmas. we have the details. we have congress till tomorrow night to pass the bill and meanwhile republicans and democrats at an impasse over title 42. we have all the details on all the developments inside the beltway and a possible bomb cyclone and arctic outbreak put 215 million americans under weather alerts. it's a good t