mike baker. just like a sandwich he's named after a special sauce host of the rubin report, dave rubin and welcome back to lift your spirits. she will steal your boost host of "fox nation" kat timpf andy's got more muscles than abu shack my massive sidekick and host of "fox nation" tyrus. so mike baker you are a spy and probably are still espied but there's a bigger concern here that the security breach from hunter or from heart monster? >> do i think eric swalwell is guilty of espionage? no. guilty of stupidity and lack of self-awareness. there are couple of procedural issues here. one is i was always under the impression that every member of the house and senate intel committee and their staffers had the report in contact with a foreign national. if that's not dean done then an intrepid investigative journalist should affect question somewhere because that should be step one. if you're going to serve on those committees as a staffer or politician you should be subjected to a polygraph. these ar

greg: a special thanks to dave rubin mike baker and kat timpf and tyrus. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, why the president is fighting it and exactly why i support him and you should, too. see you next time on life, liberty. ♪ jesse: welcome to "watters' world". i am jesse watters. where is hunter? that's the subject of tonight "watters' world". found him. watters office, sweating bullets because the feds are investigating him for money laundering. federal prosecutors in delaware have been looking at hunter for years while hunter had no idea. now the investigation has broken wide open and joe biden's son is the official target/subject. laptops involved in christmas at the biden household, going to be a little awkward this year. remember the feds are investigating hunters china deals. swearing under oath, that joe biden ran the deals from the shadows. they were holding ten for the big guy, joe, the kickback from the communists. to potentially joe biden is this close to the heat. the details are salacious and open up the biden family to extortion threats fr

greg: a special thanks to dave rubin mike baker and kat timpf and tyrus. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, have a great night. >> president trump heading back to the white house to attend army national classic more on the game ahead as the distribution of the pfizer vaccine here in the united states. this comes as the coronavirus death toll climbs to nearly 300,000. good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." ♪ >> the president attending the big game for third time as commander in chief after emergency approval of the pfizer vaccine president trump calling a, quote, medical miracle. trump administration officials say locations across the u.s. should start getting shipment was of the vaccine on monday. we have fox team coverage on that, and on reports president trump is looking into a special counsel for the hunter biden investigation hillary vaughn is with the hillary camp and live at the white house. mark. >> good evening president trump will be back at the white house here in the next few minutes or so as you mention at the army navy game at

joy to me now, look at his former cia officer and diligence llc president, mike baker.come back. when does it get the official designation as domestic terrorism? >> oh by the way happy christmas kennedy. the sort of 30,000 foot definition is it is domestic terrorism it's a terrorist incident creates fear chaos. it's all speculation was far as warner's motive at this point. it's important to understand, we all want an answer were all conditioned by watching tv crime dramas were going to get this the whole wrapped up in a short fritter time. whether something like this, and international terrorism incident, we want that immediate answer. the investigators on the other hand want to build their case and understand the motivation based on actual facts and evidence for it you've got to build every investigation, no matter what it is on solid footing. so they are taking their type or they are doing an enormous amount of work here. you've got to profile everything about warner pretty got to look at all of its past friends, associates, family, colleagues, employers, whatever it

greg: a special thanks to dave rubin mike baker and kat timpf and tyrus. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, amamamamam >> a historic day in the fight against the coronavirus as pfizer ships the first doses of thvaccine in the united states. i am jon scott and this is the "fox report" ♪ ♪. jon: the rollout taking place under the banner of operation warp speed the trump administration push to fast-track a vaccine, the president consisting the pot enter process would not or would've taken five years if not for his leadership, the wave of deliveries will arrive at 150 distribution centers across the country with the second wave on tuesday to reach 400 other locations. fox team coverage alex hogan, charles watson and mike tobin but we begin with mark meredith reporting live at the white house. >> good evening it's a historic weekend for the country as a vaccine will not get underway most of the early doses will go into frontline healthcare workers but tonight fox news has learned all three branches of government are also set to get some of the early doses of the

they train people through propaganda to operate their entire lives freedom is the ultimate goal, mike baker thank you very much. back you're welcome so much happy holidays. kennedy: to you as well. thank you. in the meantime or peace in the middle east. morocco agreed to normalize relations with israel and it deal brokered by the trump administration. this is why it's important. kennedy: therapies agree with the presidents push through and just four months. the white house claims the big enchilada, saudi arabia's on the way. is this the greatest and most lasting achievement of his presidency? here is me tonight fox news contributor and dispatch editor it is jonah goldberg. welcome back jonah. great time no see. i thought that was a tubing reference at first. [laughter] before that is really funny. that is so gross. that's why love it. so let's discuss this a little bit. i like the idea of countries, normalizing relations. because the more normal things on the middle east the more likely to see no more wars read what is your take on this and how much credit as the president deserve? >> i am

baker. either he suspected our paths mike ross again later or he just saw two serious young guys that needed livelier social lives. now, this may shock you, mr. president, but i'm afraid young lamar alexander and young mitch mcconnell did not exactly go crazy and paint the town red. but i'll take a five decade friendship any day. both of us headed back home to continue our careers. it was already clear a bright future in elected office likely lay in store for him. lamar's reverence for public service started early. i believe he's about 10 years father, himself a longtime public official, took him to meet his hometown congressman, howard baker senior. the father of his future boss shook the boy's hand and handed him a dime. i think lamar was hooked then and there. decades later, when the more announced his 1996 presidential run, he was in his hometown of maryvale. his speech began with a story about his mother. he had read where lovingly described his upbringing as lower middle class. and she had taken umbrage to that. after all, lamar had a library card and music lessons. ything youds, "an n

especially kenny, general baker, mike cameron. finally first last and always i'm a solid and fake a very special person whose love, friendship and support, counsel, compassion, insight, humor, in this generosity i have been and remain happily reliant on for many wonderful years now. i'm very fortunate to not only be her marital parter but some who also cherishes for exemplary example as as a writer, visual artist, editor in human being who continues to deeply inspire -- to matter what, her name is -- thank you for everything, honey. i know you know this already but it bears repeating nonetheless, i love you with all my heart and soul. and thanks again american book awards for the very important and essential work that you do. >> again, thank you so much to kofi natambu, congratulations for the editor award for the panopticon review. a commune additions is one of the great gifts to our world and certainly one of the most courageous and value of publishers in the united states today and throughout the world. it is a great harvest of

stay tuned for crazy highlights between the rainens and baker mayfield and the cleveland browns. hi, i'm mike hired me to tell you about his bagel breakfast sandwiches with bacon or sausage. jack i thought you hired me to be the spokesperson! why choose one when you can have two? my 2 for $5 bagel breakfast sandwiches. bagel breakfast sandwiches with bacon or sausage. whoa, mark. jack hired me! i got a contract. you mean like this one? why choose one when you can have two? my 2 for $5 bagel breakfast sandwiches. >>> hello again everyone. it's the time of the year whether there could be a lot at stake. and that was during monday night's football with the browns and the ravens. a handful of fans allowed in the stadium in cleveland. lamar jackson left the game with cramps and returned to the with the ravens down by one. the rainens completed a two- point conversion with a 1 .51 to go. and baker mayfield make as move. jackson still had a minute and 4 seconds to play with and justin tucker lined up for a 50- yard line field goal. and the final was 14 to 42. right now the browns would be the 5 play

joining me now to talk about it, nbc's mike memoli who is in wilmington, delaware, this morning. peter bakerchief white house correspondent for "the new york times," and ben white, chief economic correspondent for politico and host of the politico money podcast. great to see you all guys. mike, as you noted, republicans seem very focused on one nominee, neera tanden and specifically her past tweets while they've been, frankly, pretty good at overlooking presidential tweets. talk about it a little bit. >> yeah, that's right, chris. i think the biden team was fully aware heading into these nominations that the make-up of the senate if it stays in republican hands makes things difficult for them. so far what you've seen is biden naming some fairly controversial names for national security posts. tony blinken for state, for example. janet yellen saying she would be received very favorably, but neera tanden is the exception because she has been critical -- very critical on twitter of both left and right. she was a top supporter of hillary clinton in 2016, and that meant being at odds with bernie

baker: so, i think i can answer this one for mike. we believe that the program we are going to come talk to you about tomorrow is very significant for a state-based program for small businesses and those affected by the 25% capacity limit. but, our $775 million economic plan that we announced earlier this fall is dwarfed by the fact that in massachusetts alone, businesses acquired $13 billion in ppp loans. and the numbers the feds are talking about in their current package for small business support of one kind or another nationwide is $325 billion. i mean, the number of zeros they play with his profoundly different than the number of zeros we play with. let's get back to the unemployment piece for a minute. the pua program, which is critically important to people who don't actually collect unemployment through the traditional system, and this program was put together specifically to do with the pandemic for self-employed individuals, that thing ended on 12/31 until that stimulus package got passed. unemployment insurance for many peo

baker the third." plus, we'll talk with two midwest governors, michigan democrat gretchen whitmer, on ohio republican mike dewine. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." there are only four and a half days left in 2020, and the wicked blow this year has dealt is not letting up. there have been more than 80 million cases of covid-19 worldwide. here in the u.s., we've seen nearly 19 million infections, and more than 33 1,000 deaths. los angeles county alone is seeing a coronavirus death every 10minutes. washington is quiet, as the president is vacations in florida, but yesterday jobless benefits for nearly 14 million americans ran out, and the government could shut down after midnight tomorrow if mr. trump does not sign the covid relief bill. this comes after the christmas morning bombing in nashville, which left three people hospitalized. we begin there this morning with cbs news correspondent mola lenghi. >> there are more than 250 federal agents on the ground in nashville continuing to investigate. the f.b.i. says they've received more tha

nbc's mike memoli, of course is with the biden team in delaware, and we also have "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter bakerchael, why becerra. why not someone with more of a medical background? >> hey there, steph. good to see you doing well. it's a good question that you ask about becerra. if you look at this team broadly you see dr. fauci asked to stay on as the chief epidemiologist with expanded role as chief medical examiner. you look at rochelle walinsky, asked to lead the cdc. also somebody with great management experience in the public and private sector. jeff zienst asked to be a covid czar. becerra is somebody we were looking at as potentially attorney general nominee, not for this post at hhs. during his 12 terms in congress, not necessarily seen as someone who was a particularly health care wonk. but here's what the transition team is saying about his position. it's his current job as the california attorney general where he has emerged as one of the chief defenders of the affordable care act, helping to beat back challenges from the trump administration on the constitutionality in court. he's a

mike mibach. after a few dry days, liska ready for more rain here in the bay area as we give you live look out at the golden gate bridge surrounded by four baker. let's bring in meteorologist mark tamayo. we could take some more precipitation. tell us more about the timing. >>> we are excited about this one. the timing is one of the most interesting factors with the system. most of wednesday will be dry and most of thursday will be dry. it will be a narrow window with the system coming on board and it will move in as we head into tonight and early tomorrow morning. take a look at the rainfall timing. you will notice at 10:00, we will bring in a chance of rain fall primarily up in the north bay and then things really ramp up early tomorrow morning at about 4:00 and then things a drop off as we head into thursday, so the bulk of this will be moving in while you were sleeping. as far as the rainfall expectations, about 0.25 inches in the south bay. it could be over 1 inch in the north day, coastal hills. it could be gusty. we do have a wind advisory but winds are approaching 40 miles per hour. we will be of snow producer in the sierras. a nice we

mike had not a thing to do with kay's murder. he simply needed money, and kay agreed to buy his guns. by now tips were coming in. >> and this female said, it's the bakers. she said, the baker boys did this. >> the baker boys were brothers who, fairly or not, had developed a reputation as the town's troublemakers. detectives found them. they had solid alibis. then the next day another tip. a woman who implicated her own husband. >> he came home last night, the time frame before the homicide, he grabbed a bunch of stuff including a knife, and he's been looking for guns, so i know he's involved. >> but the woman's husband was eventually eliminated as a suspect. detectives hoped maybe the stolen guns would lead them to kay's killer. >> and we recovered a lot of firearms that were stolen, just again, none linked. >> that just highlighted another aspect of the mystery. kay, remember, collected firearms, had close to 100 valuable guns locked up at his house. yet the thieves just stole the cheaper ones from the bunker. >> pretty bizarre robbery, to take those guns and not take the far more valuable collection that kay had? >> agreed. >> in fact, the inside of

baker, also with us. also associate editor for real clear politics and editor at large for the 19th. mike, i'll start with you. this is the question that i think is on every american's mind -- has joe biden just decided he has to get on the stage and grab the microphone because donald trump isn't doing anything? or was it already planned for him to give these kinds of speeches and talks to smooth the transition process? >> well, we've really been seeing this over the course of the entire year. i not the biden team especial -- i think the biden team especially at the onset of the pandemic saw the leadership vacuum and thought the best thing to get biden elected was to have what biden to do what he frankly was hoping to do all along which is act like the president. what we're seeing over the course of the transition is reinforcing that. what we saw today i thought was especially interesting. i think it's the transition period really has been a reminder to all of us of the need to recalibrate our political thermometers. we've been covering an administration led by president trump for four ye

mike barnicle. nbc news and msnbc news contributor shawna thomas, senior writer at politico and co-author of "the playbook" jake sherman is with us and chief white house correspondent for the "new york times" peter bakering into a potential bribery scheme involving presidential pardons. it was revealed in heavily redacted court documents pertaining to a search warrant of several offices, the opinion was entered in late august by the chief judge for the federal court of washington, d.c., and has now been unsealed. the investigation seems to involve at least two individuals who, "acted as lobbyists to senior white house officials without registering as lobbyists to secure a pardon or reprieve of sentence for a person who appears to be known to investigators, but whose name has been redacted in the unsealed documents." the investigation also involves an alleged offer from someone whose name has been redacted of a "substantial political contribution in exchange for a presidential pardon or reprieve of sentence." the documents do not name president trump or any white house officials, nor do they say whether anyone in the white house knew about the alleged scheme. the judge said that the communications coul