ind indifferent cases who got in trouble for kind of different things there's another professor mike adams we talk about in this book who got in trouble for criticizing a student who said america has -- had the attacks coming on a giant listserv on campus. so it looking at the data there's like 70 professors targeted but that is bad that the large number of professors in a normal circle years and listens laws b establish since 1957 in 1973. this is a historic moment. three professors were fired. all three of which were fired for reasons that do not implode academic freedom work churchill and them you might remember a cited progress academic misconduct it was real. the first time defendant campus on tv wasot eventually fired not for his speech but ties to international terrorism. the third was not teaching the class given extended lectured something completely unrelated to it which they cannot exactly party four. three firings considered a big deal over the course of years. this in error we know for a fact the numbers are much larger than this. there been 1000 targeting's of a professors wi

mike adams got in trouble for actually criticizing a student who said they were targeted. that is bad in the years since the law was established in 1957 and 1973. this is a historic moment and the professors were fire. he was fired for gross economic misconduct. my first time defending him on tv he was fired not for his speech t but ties to internatiol terrorismm and the third, not teaching the class but rather. so, three. there is an era that we know the numbers are much larger than this, there's been a thousand targeting's. they were fired with at least 40 plus tenured and that's. that didn't happen until 1957 so. it's usuallyro rounded up to abt 100 of being the standard estimate. with time we can say there's probably more than that. but we should be counting. it's twice the standard of mccarthyism and in undercount because one in the six professors say they've been threatened with investigations for academic freedom or actually. about 9% of. when we did our own polling on this and they are not exact comparisons because we said do you feel centered on social media that

there was another professor, mike adams, and we talked about in the book, who got in trouble for criticizing a student to set america had the attacks coming on a giant list serve on campus. so looking at the data, there were 17 professors targeted. that's bad. that is a large number of professors in a normal historical year, certainly since the law was established between 1957 and 1973. this is considered an historic moment. three professors of our fired, all three of which were fired for reasons of which don't implicate academic freedom. church hill, he was fired for gross academic's conduct, which was real. valerian, my first time defending him was on tv. he was eventually fired not for his speech but for ties to international terrorism, and the third one was for not actually teaching her class, rather giving an extended lecture on something completely unrelated to it, which is something they can fire you for it. so, three firings considered a big deal over the course of years. i am now talking about an era in which, we know for a fact, we know the numbers are much larger than this, there

there was another professor, mike adams, who we talk about in the book who got in trouble for actually criticizing a student who said america has had the attacks coming on a on a giant listserv on campus. so looking at the data, there were about 17 professors targeted. that's bad. that that's a large number of professors in a normal historical year. certainly since the law was established between 1957 and 1973, this is considered a historic moment. and three professors were fired, all three of which, by the way, of whom were fired for reasons that don't actually implicate academic freedom or churchill, a name you might remember. he was fired for gross academic misconduct, which was real. sami al-arian, who was my first time defending him, was on tv. he was eventually fired, not for his speech, but for ties to international terrorism. and the third one was for not actually teaching her class, rather, giving an extended lecture on something completely unrelated to it, which they can frankly fire you for. so three three firings considered a big deal over the over the course of years. i'm

joining us are the mayors of those three cities, mike johnston, brandon johnson, eric adams.entlemen, appreciate your time. mayor adams, you met with white house officials earlier this month, called the meeting quote very productive. has there been follow-up? what do you need most now from the federal government? >> first of all, i want to commend my colleagues both the mayor of depp and the mayor of chicago because this national crisis is impacting and has the potential to destabilize the financial obligation that we have in our cities. and the meeting with the white house i think much more could be done, and with all of our national leaders from a decompression strategy to making sure that the cost of this is not falling in the laps of everyday taxpayers in our cities. it's not just about new york city. it is all of these cities that are being impacted were brownsville, el paso, houston, chicago, new york, denver. this is really an issue that just you are seeing play out on streets of our cities. >> mayor brandon johnson, you know, we spoke to you a couple of days ago about

. >> mike: mayor adams slamming the crisis at the border. sanctuary cities scramble to handing the migrants heading their way. >> molly: lauren boebert is changing up her political plans. >> mike: she was censored for speaking out against lia thomas. how her former employer is responding to the claims. >> i was asked to stop tweeting about it. i was asked to stop doing anything and saying anything about it on social media because i was offending others at the company. right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. narrator: time is running out to give a year-end gift like no other, a gift that can help st. jude children's research hospital save lives. woman: cancer doesn't care how old you are, and it's devastatingly scary. if you're donating to st. jude, you're supporting finding a cure, because the fight never stops. narrator: every gift counts, and whatever you can give will make a difference for children lik

. >> mike: eric adams has the migrant crisis turns new york into another border city, too. he is calling out president biden for failing to contain the surge. plus. >> molly: vice president harris. she posted a picture with a gas stove. does this holiday meal come with a side of hypocrisy? to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >> mike: the michigan supreme court rejecting an attempt to take former president trump off the 2024 primary ballot. the ruling comes after the controversial decision by colorado's highest court to remove the former president from the ballot bass week. -- last week. a deadly blizzard and ice storm in the central u.s. colorado getting buried in sno

mike adam, jerry, there . and that is the other there. and that is the other side of our studio .. so i'm just going to bnng right. so i'm just going to bring my in now. sonja and bring my panel in now. sonja and emma, before we get stuck into the papers. tanya, i'll tell you what. you know, the likes of the daily mirror and of those daily mirror and some of those those those rent a gobs at those those those rent a gobs at the guardian trot out every now and again. say, nigel must be cancelled. blood cancelled. itv will have blood on hands if nigel does. on their hands if nigel does. well i mean, look, nigel is well i mean, but look, nigel is a lovely, reasonable man and. >> and i love the fact that he got goat. you know, i think i've given him my greek lamb recipe that he can use there. i'm not sure if he has or not, but, you know, desperate know, they're desperate to get him he's him out. but actually, he's proving be a really proving himself to be a really good everyone's coming out good guy. everyone's coming out because brainwashed. good guy. everyone's coming out because the

mike adam, jerry, there . and that is the other there. and that is the other side of our studio . so i'm just going to bnng right. so i'm just going to bring my in now. sonja and bring my panel in now. sonja and emma, before we get stuck into the papers. tanya, i'll tell you what. you know, the likes of the daily mirror and of those daily mirror and some of those those those rent a gobs at those those those rent a gobs at the guardian trot out every now and again. say, nigel must be cancelled. blood cancelled. itv will have blood on hands if nigel does. on their hands if nigel does. well i mean, look, nigel is well i mean, but look, nigel is a lovely, reasonable man and. >> and i love the fact that he got goat. you know, i think i've given him my greek lamb recipe that he can use there. i'm not sure if he has or not, but, you know, desperate know, they're desperate to get him he's him out. but actually, he's proving be a really proving himself to be a really good everyone's coming out good guy. everyone's coming out because brainwashed. good guy. everyone's coming out because the

speaking out within the last hour of the joint press conference with new york city mayor eric adams and denver mayor mike. take a listen. >> as buses continue to arrive in the city of chicago and all over the country, the type of chaos that has been administered has left many of our local economies under tremendous amount of duress. we cannot do this alone. we need more support from the federal government. >> there are 15,000 migrants being sheltered across 27 locations in the city. we're in the fulton market neighborhood of chicago, this is one shelter behind me. the market association says that the mayor's office is providing this housing illegally because it's a commercial building. it's not zoned for residential purposes. charles? >> charles: thanks very much. so will this meeting south of the border create a solution or not at the border? former border patrol chief ron vitiello on that next. ♪ did you know 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? dryness and frizz that keeps coming back, could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. you need pantene's miracle rescue deep conditioner. it's f

mike. those are your headlines. turn to meteorologist adam klotz for our weather forecast.'re outside. >> yeah, i am outside and i'm having fun out here. we have people from all across the country and new yorkers down here from sea to shining sea. we're booing. we have californians down here. can i say you guys were born on the same day and so happy birthday to you. that's awesome. we love to see that and i've made so many different friends. what's your name? >> emmy, >> where are you from? >> pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania, okay. how do you feel about the forecast? is it nice out? >> sort of. >> it's not bad out here for new york city in the middle of winter and bring up the graphics and talk about the temperature outside and it's been sitting near 50 degrees already here today and it warms up and becomes a very comfortable day and there's a weather story we're paying attention to and that storm system across florida and it's working its way up the coast and could slow down u.s. travel back home and what's going on? are you having a good time? that's the energy i like to he

first, i would like to acknowledge senator roger wicker, chairman mike rogers, and representative adam smith, whose partnership has been critical for the success of this bill. the hallmark of the senate and house armed services committees has long been bipartisan, and i'm glad we have continued that tradition for the 63rd consecutive year. i would also like to thank my colleagues on the senate and house armed services committees who helped produce this bill, as well as leader schumer, leader mcconnell, speaker johnson, and leader jeffries, who facilitated a full debate and enabled all members to engage in the process. we were able to negotiate hundreds of provisions -- the presiding officer: the senate is not in order. mr. reed: we were able to negotiate hundreds of provisions between both chambers over the past few months. the most in many years. this is a strong, forward-looking bill that i think we can all be proud of. this ndaa is laser-focused on the threats we face. it addressed a broad range of pressing issues, from strategic competition with china and russia to countering threa

. >> claudia: all right, adam, thank you for that update. mike is a very well-deserved day of rest for santa and the reindeer. the race is on to return or exchange holiday gifts. the headache for retailers keeps getting worse. gerri willis reporting for fox business at the willow brook mall in wayne, new jersey. good morning. >> that's right. $173 billion is the amount of christmas gifts that shoppers will be returning today and through the coming weeks. that's $2 billion more than last year. the number is growing. we're at willow brook mall here in new jersey. i'm here with the senior general manager, ryan. he will talk to us about how much money is going to come through these doors. let's talk about the number of people. how many people are you expecting? >> the entire season we've been exceeding the numbers from last year. over 50,000 people here on saturday and we expect a similar number here today. >> already i have to tell you we see people coming into the mall and it isn't even open yet. what they'll find if they return the gift is shorter

mike sacrifices for a better future. yesterday new york city mayor eric adams signed a new executive order to hold charter bus companies accountable. >> we cannot allow buses with people needing our help to arrive without warning at any hour of day and night. >> reporter: the order requires bus companies give a 32-hour notice before coming, drop off migrants at designated locations and times, or face impounding and fines. ma loo greets migrants as they arrive and says the outside is causing chaos among advocacy groups. >> what happens is we're tasked wth people coming to us, asking us for services. i call this fabricated chaos. >> reporter: new york city saw nearly 15,000 new arrivals this month, but it's not alone. close to 2,000 in chicago and 5,000 in denver. >> we have to look at dramatically reducing the amount of services we offer or dramatically cutting our city budgets. >> reporter: but the biden administration says it has provided more than $1 billion in grant funding for cities and towns hosting recently arrived migrants. >> i think the u.s. is pitching that this is a regional problem, not just a united states problem, a

. >> mike: let's start with polling from the folks at quinnipiac. do you approve or disapprove of the way mayor adams is handling crime? 60% disapprove. in general how serious a problem do you think crime is in new york city? very serious 58%. somewhat serious 33%. congressman, should those numbers get the mayor's attention? >> they should get everyone's attention. the reality is we do have a crime problem in new york. new york is the only state that does not have a dangerousness standard. when you see a judge release this gentleman, for instance, it's in part because they aren't allowed to take prior bad acts into account. they aren't allowed to hold people in jail based on the threat that they pose to the public. if they did, this man never would have been released. he threatened to shoot someone just a few weeks ago because they quote, unquote, were working for a white person. you look at what is going on in major cities across the country, the lawlessness, the grand larceny. we had stores in new york state lose $4 billion -- $4 billion from theft. it is a major crisis and violent crimes are up. s

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adam: let me open it up to the floor. we have a traveling mike and standing mike. maybe the traveling mike can move towards the front and the people in the back can be go -- can be trusted to go to the standing mike. please identify yourself when asking a question and please try to make a question and not a speech. first, standing mike and in the front. >> thank you. miss brainard you spoke initially about childcare and i'm thinking as that with you and your husband both working high-pressure jobs, what have you learned about worklife management? dr. brainard: select your spouse very carefully. [laughter] i do think that people all around this country struggle. they have the ability to contribute importantly to our economy but we are not where other economies are in terms of supporting -- in terms of providing support to parents to enable them to invest in their children's education for them to have affordable and dependable childcare. i think there is really good research that suggests meaningful participation by parents in the workforce. we just ran a small exper

mike johnson is calling retaliation, doj calls identification and prosecution. >> let's bring in a democratic congresswoman, and republican former congressman adam kessinger of illinois. both served on the january 6th select committee, let's start with the news from the special counsel, they want to use trumps continued support for writers of january 6th to help prove he intended to inspire violence that they, how might this potentially bolster the prosecution's case? >> i will leave it to prosecutors to discuss the rules of evidence, the former president has made it clear that he stands with law violators and the rioters. he intended the right to occur, his behavior before, during, and after the riot is all of one piece, he was for violence to overturn the government. >> former congressman, what's your reaction, do these statements shed light on trumps intent before the riot given he's continued to talk about these individuals being patriots and deserving pardons? >> completely, he calls them political prisoners, what is it like, three weeks ago he opened up a rally with these quote unquote political prisoners singing the national anthem and everybody was saluting,

. >> mike: the migrant crisis in new york city intensifying as thousands of asylum seekers arrive knee city every week. mayor adams still can't get a meeting with president biden. plus dry january becoming a new year's tradition. dr. marty makary joins us to explain how 30 days without alcohol can improve your health. ♪ the all-in-one and done symptom relief of mucinex is delivered fast with doordash, so you don't have to leave the couch. oof! that was fast. mucinex. available on doordash. it's comeback season. (dad) it's our phone bill... we pay for things that we don't need. (mom) that's a bit dramatic. (dad) we must tighten our belts! (mom) a better plan to save is verizon! (vo) that's right! plans start at $25 per line guaranteed for 3 years. only on verizon. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't

unlikely to consign kamala harris, mike pence, al gore or dick cheney to the dreary ranks of william williard, daniel thompkins, james sherman or skyler colfax. when john adamsam nothing is vice president, but e may be everything. he overlooked the third possibility. a middle course in which contingency coexisted with significant involvement as a supporting player in the national drama. in any event we can put paid to the curse the overly ambitious running mate who thought he could make off with the top prize at the expense of thomas jefferson. and who condemned a century's worth of successors vice president's to suffer of which george clinton among others complained. i said at the outset clinton had a point. we now prove it by bringing down the gavel so to speak. and thanking you for your attentiveness. an inviting your questions, comments,. [applause] constructive criticisms.va could you talk a little bit about the naval observatory and betty and him touring. can you go a little bit more into depth about that whole process? >> joan ford was the original fiscal conservative. he was cheap. he was cheap with the public's money as well as his own. and he was a

unlikely to consign kamala harris, mike pence, al gore or -- cheney to the dreary ranks of william wheeler, daniel tompkins, james sherman, or schuyler colfax. when john adams famously remarked, i am nothing as vice president, but i may be everything he overlooked a third possibility a middle course in which contingency coexisted with significant involvement as a supporting player in the national drama. in any event, we can put paid to the curse of aaron burr the overly ambitious running mate who thought he could make with the top prize at the expense of thomas jefferson and who condemned a century's worth of successors vice presidents to suffer. the senatorial verbosity of which george clinton, among others, complained. i said at the outset that clinton had a point. we now prove it by bringing down the gavel, so to speak, and thanking you for your attentiveness and inviting your questions, comments. constructive criticisms. so you talked a little bit about the naval observatory and embedded and touring. what can you go a little bit more into depth about that whole process? yeah, he, he was. you've got to remember, gerald ford was the original fiscal conser

>> karl: new york city mayor eric adams weighing in on the influx of migrants and its impact on cities across the country. let's bring in house intelligence chair, mike turner from ohio. let me just ask you, overnight, more clashes with the houthis in the red sea, the navy taking out four of these little houthi ships that were attacking a merchant ship in the region. what's your sense of how significant that is? >> i think what's significant is the administration continues to not respond to the houthi escalation in the area and look really to the operations that are going on in yemen. this really, though, is the iran issue. the houthis, hezbollah, hamas, are all satellites, funded, trained by iran itself. this administration has been very timid in responding to escalations by iran. in order to be able to address this, they're going to have to look at operations into yemen where the capabilities are where iran continues to reload them as they attack commercial shipping areas, and put at risk u.s. military. >> karl: so should the president be ordering attacks on houthi positions in yemen? >> i think the president absolutely has to look at what actions

nyc mayor adams saying they'll do even more of these kinds of deals as much as 10 million square feet of office retail space will be renovated over the next 20 years. mike, back to you. >> mike: gerri willis live in new york city. thank you very much. >> molly: nasa launched a mission to intersect a massive asteroid. known to researchers as the god of chaos it was first discovered in 2004. it is more than 1,000 feet wide. expected to pass close to earth in april 2029 within 20,000 miles of the earth's service. nasa is on it. >> mike: that was fun. "the faulkner focus" is next. julie banderas is in for harris. have a great day. >> julie: senior defense official sounding the alarm on a significant escalation in the middle east. u.s. navy using an anti-ship ballistic missile for the first time to stop incoming missile fire from houthis in the red sea. iran problem front and center stoking major fears of a wider war. good afternoon, everyone. "the faulkner focus", i'm julie banderas in for harris. thank you for joining us today. a lot of news to cover for you. we'll begin with more than 100 attacks on u.s. troops in the middle east since october 17th. iran

mike mckee for his leadership. thursday as well, i would leadership will be about the equity markets. gina martin adams these two wonderful guests give you perspective. futures up nine, they come back flat. futures right now, that is unchanged. nailed that. from new york on radio and television, "bloomberg surveillance." stay with us. ♪ >> the earnings recession has largely happened. we had rolling industry recessions. even in a slower growth environment, we are likely to see another big hit to earnings. i don't expect to see the magnificent seven crater in 2024. i believe that stocks can and will outperform cash in 2024. lisa: leading into this idea of stocks outperforming in 2024. this is bloomberg surveillance. preparing for the open, we didn't just get cpi, pretty much in line with expectations. markets bouncing around, retracing some of what we just saw given the fact that people are pursing below the surface realizing that it was pretty much in line but there are some things like used car prices that surprised a bit to the upside. tom: we were up nine i think at the peak here. celebration of cpi

adams is a best seller. have all your books been bestsellers? >> guest: cleopatra outsold the books combined which was a best seller and the revolutionary has been a bestseller. >> host: mike detroit. good afternoon. >> caller: you covered a lot of ground from cleopatra to the enlightenment. one thing about ancient rome and this huge pantheon of gods they didn't have the scientific knowledge we have or the scientific method was it just politics and which may be have led to do they really believe in these pantheon? >> guest: we probably should have mentioned it so thank you for bringing it up. there's a lot of mileage with various goddesses and as i say something like the isis cult in rome because it was a female supporting a female friendly colt when cleopatra is summoned by mark antony who appear before him about what shakespeare writes, he says he has making the way up to this encampment, coming for the good of asia basically say yes they very much take on those characteristics. it's a great point. >> host: please go ahead with your question orit comment. you've got to turn down the volume on your tv and ask your question. >> caller: back to salem. they were only females