molly? molly: will that actually happen? will we get a deal today, or will we see things slide off into tomorrow? >> reporter: it's certainly possible, but the senate majority whip, john thune, said pelosi called the toomey issue, quote, a very significant difference, and even if they get an agreement, they won't have a vote in the house of representatives until form at the earliest -- tomorrow at the earliest, and thune suggested this could drift into next week. molly: oh. what about avoiding a government shutdown? >> reporter: government funding is all tied to reaching an agreement on the coronavirus package. they want to velcro the covid bull to a measure to fund the government. lawmakers approved a funding patch last night that runs through tomorrow night, so they're still struggling to finalize things, congress could have to approve another emergency spending bill sometime tomorrow. molly? molly: so much to watch here. chad pergram, thank you so very much. >> reporter: always. eric: well, for more on the fda approving a

we really appreciate it, thank you. >> thanks, molly. >> molly: the u.s. buying more doses of the pfizer coronavirus vaccine. how many americans will get their shot, and when? plus... >> i've been trying to be very quiet for the sake of my kids and his reputation. i've tried to keep the way he acts under wraps for a long time. today he cost lives. >> molly: new tales emerging about a domestic dispute between georgia democratic senate candidate raphael warnock and his wife, with those runoff elections just two weeks away. next. is it the musical for veteran families, when it comes to finding and buying your dream home, we'll be there to make it happen. we'll be there when you want better rates too. or to get money for retirement. we'll be there because we work only with veteran families like yours to help you get the most life out of a home for the life of your family zënow every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done r

now molly line is in for harris. >> molly: fox news alert. coming for the justice department and the hunter biden pro. this is "outnumbered overtime." i am molly line in four harris faulkner. doj officials are now discussing whether a special counsel should be appointed to lead the investigation. some believe it is warranted because of the potential for a conflict of interest. this comes just days after bill barr dismissed the idea in his final days as attorney general. here is devin nunes last night. >> if there was a special counsel that was started on donald trump for nothing, then with all that is going on, it was the bidens who got three and a half million dollars from moscow. business deals in china. maybe the fbi is going to do a good job in the doj is going to do a good job, but i highly doubt it, and so do you millions of americans. >> molly: meantime, we are also learning that hunter biden still has a stake in a chinese private equity firm. jacqui heinrich is live from delaware with more on all of this. jacqui. >> good afternoon, mo

mollie hemingway?gillian: she's frozen. >> kennedy: all right, david avella, you can go ahead and take that same question. mollie hemingway is ignoring me, which i totally get. it happens this time of year. if you can work from home and you cannot pay income tax, why would you stay in a place that is hurting you? >> david: this move into americans is the single biggest factor why now it's important for republicans. you have voters going from states that tend to favor democrats at the congressional level moving to states that favored the republicans. you going from new york to florida, from california to texas. this favors republicans and taking the u.s. house, and as we think about the presidential level, you are going to see potentially a ten-point swing in the electoral college as now voters are moving into those states that traditionally vote republican at the presidential level. it has an impact not only on congress but also on the presidential level, the electoral college, going forwa forward. >>

molly? molly: trey yingst, thank you.ner of a staten island bar who defied new york coronavirus restrictions has been arrested for the second time in a week. sheriff's deputies say they saw customers entering mac's public house last night despite orders to close can which that they moved in -- and that they moved in. the co-owner took off, hitting and injuring a deputy with his car. his lawyer says the owner -- who has received numerous death threats -- became scared for his life and headed for the safety of his vehicle before being swarmed by sheriff's deputies. he had no idea the two men running at him were sheriff's officers. he is unaware of how anyone sustained injury. he was arrested last week for serving customers in defiance of state covid-19 orders sed setting off high profile protests over the restrictions. >>> the race for a vaccine intensifying as coronavirus cases surge across america. up next, dr. richard besser, president and ceo of the robert woods dawson foundation, with the latest developments surroundin

molly line is next. >> molly: hi. i'm molly line. incredible information out of the state of georgia. we had that incredible interview with peter doocy who has been doing incredible work on the ground in georgia. we want to go to peter right now. he's been doing such incredible work. do we have peter? peter, can you hear me? >> i'm here. we are in the center -- >> -- that interview you just conducted. >> she launched back at jon ossoff's attack from yesterday when he told us that she had been out here campaigning with a klansman. we're doing a live shot, getting ready. lindsey graham not everywhere that you go where the senate judiciary committee chairman is hanging out. you described the strategy at an event earlier for republicans, which is essentially don't let them run -- don't let the democrats run up the score in atlanta. >> yeah, it's about trying to get rural georgia -- i live about an hour from here, big republican area. people get why they vote. they need to vote. atlanta, you know, this is the area of the state that you ne

hi, molly. molly: wonderful to be with you, i'm molly line in for arthel neville.s these talks continue on the hull, millions of doses of moderna's covid vaccine are on the way after the fda approved emergency use friday night. meanwhile, some detail of that stimulus deal still need to be hashed out including how much to give out in direct payments. house minority leader kevin mccarthy blames the holdup on speaker pelosi. >> speaker pelosi finally admitted after the election that he he held up to try to make it an outcome of the election. this whole time when we could have had covid relief for those unemployed, the number of small bids out of work. i am very hopeful we get this done today. molly: a lot of hope that progress is being made. congressional correspondent chad pergram is watching it on capitol hill for us. where do we stand on this potentially being wrapped up? >> reporter: they think they might vote tonight in the house of representatives, but just before i came on the our here, the house democratic caucus has scheduled not one, but two virtual conferen

molly.ug luzader has more on s from washington. >> reporter: there are renewed calls today for congressman eric swalwell to step down from the house intelligence committee because of his connections with a suspected chinese spy after an fbi briefing this week about what they know about swalwell, republicans today are still expressing outrage including one of the two members of congress who took part in that briefing. >> the one answer that i got out of that briefing was there is no way eric swalwell should continue to serve on the intel committee. and the challenge here is the leaders of both parties are the only people who select to go on the intel committee. >> reporter: democratic leaders continue to circle the wagons, expressing confidence in swalwell, even in the wake of that classified fbi briefing. house speaker nancy pelosi was part of the fbi briefing but didn't comment about it. swalwell was connected for a time with accused chinese spy christine fang. he was eventually warned by t

molly.ly: there's no doubt there are a lot of people suffering, they like to know what's happening next. how much are these lawmakers preparing direct payments to people are concerned? >> we don't have bill text get but 600, $700. we've heard that for several days. there's also a coalition of republicans and lots of liberals with $1200 checks including alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> it's not enough, it's more than zero so we really need to. we hold the republican party accountable for cutting checks in half. >> we keep hearing they are getting close on finalizing the bill, nancy pelosi said the plan was to get a deal today. the house wants to vote tomorrow but this would likely take longer. molly: much worse in the days ahead. watching it all for us on capitol hill, thank you. eric. ♪ eric: molly, president trump says it may be china, not russia is behind the cyber attack on u.s. government agencies. the president first comments on the expense of hack comes after secretary of state mike pompeo

a quick note, molly.rmance scheduled for tonight in nashville and they say that performance will go on as scheduled. our thoughts and prayers are with the people of nashville. i'm rick leventhal in los angeles. >> molly: wonderful to be with you, now to mike emanuel in washington. >> good evening and merry christmas. i mike emanuel in washington with ongoing special coverage of out of nashville. early this morning an explosion rocked downtown nashville. a ten block area has been closed off at the side of the blast in nashville's famous entertainment district. at least three people taken to the hospital and several buildings damaged. let's go live to rich edson with more. >> there is a major law enforcement response and investigation in downtown nashville after an rv blew up at 6:30 a.m. an explosion that police say is deliberate.

molly? >> molly: you said it, rick.he fbi vowing they will put everything they have into finding out who was responsible. they will bring those responsible to justice. we will find out what happened here. more information on this developing story when we come back in a few moments. the nashville community deeply impacted, and we will talk to one of country music's biggest stars, john rich. two medical societies have strongly recommended to doctors to treat acute, non-low back muscle and joint pain with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. and now with q4 wrapping up, the north pole has to be feeling the heat. it's okay santa, let's workflow it. workflow it...? with the now platform, we can

errin, just heard from molly. i mean, i'm struck by her -- yes, not a slow motion coup but it is a very serious moment for rlmocracy. r friday, senator chris murphy of connecticut gave a passionate speech saying we just can't ignore, he said, speaking for democrats, how serious this is for american democracy. what are you hearing from oth democrats about this reckoning for the country bond just the exercise on branding and political protection for president trump on the republican side? molly: i'm from georgia and the akes are higher for them in this moment. they're dealing with this senate runoff in which they need republicans to believe that turning out to vote is actually going to make a difference and them participating in a rigged election is really not a message that necessarily energizes or galvan i voters. now, -- galvanizes voters. now, when thede pre was in georgia last weekend and gave a message to republica saying well, you know, they stole the election from me but don't let them steal it from dav perd

i'm going to start with you, mollie. first of all, a lot of contention, he says the senate will start the process. remember, new years as a couple days away, of considering president trump's push to increase the stimulus checks to $2,000. he has made no assurances. the president took to twitter, not so happy about that, warning republicans they should support the increased checks unless they have a political "death wish." is he referring to georgia? >> mollie: i think the race in georgia does kind of come down to whether the people of georgia think the democratic party should control the presidency, the house, and the senate, or whether there should be some small check on unilateral democratic power. that is why it's very important for senate republicans to make the case, they claim they want to make, that you need us on this wall and you need us to fight what will happen under a biden presidency. i'm not sure they are doing such a good job of that this week with how they are handling these issues. it's not just about st

robert: molly, what's the split e?reen her election on one front, president-elect bidenn the other, speaking as he did this week? olly: well, all of the been talking about and the potential undermining of he incoming president really have worrome effects on presidt-elect biden's ality to respond to the pandemic from because so much of what he wants to do depends on americans believing tst h the president and listening to what he is saying. a and arge swath of the american public is too suspicious of him, of his legitimacy, of anything, you know, he wants to encourage americans wear a mask for 100 days. but you don't have the power, the federal government doesn't have the power to compel tha so he needs americans' confidence in order to get that to work. same thing for a vaccine. can't compel people to take it. needs the states to distribute it and needs pple to be willing and -- to believe in this vaccine, to believe that it's safe so that the country can move on from thisandemic and so that this can unfurl in fashion.

i don't want to control molly in her afterlife. i just want to control molly in her afterlife.d as much as it feels, as much as that feels right. i know that she would be thrilled if her avatar became a popstar. thrilled. it seems to me many of the pioneers in avatar technology are relying on their instincts because the legal guidelines are still being established as different industries seek to capitalise on this technology, protecting our image will become increasingly important, especially if you are female. it has all made me feel a bit more nervous about the creation of my own avatar. i feel like i've just put my finger prints on the internet, and now anyone can on the internet, and now anyone ca n a ccess on the internet, and now anyone can access them. before leaving los angeles, i went back to dna block to see what christine is going to do with the avatar she has created for me. we think you should own it. it looks like you, it acts like you, it talks like you, it will be a digital representation of you, and that we are just there to license it out to anybody who wishes

mollie?noticed yesterday, actually, even with the news that alexandria ocasio-cortez had been named employee of the month, congratulations to her, a democratic person in georgia was calling for a continued boycott of goya even seeing how poorly it had gone. in georgia where there's a special runoff election, does have large hispanic community and donald trump and republicans got unprecedented support from hispanics, black people, other minorities, immigrant groups in the 2020 election. i think part of that is what we are talking about here, a lot of people do not think america is a place where you should be canceled, where there is so much hatred for different viewpoints and a lot of prominent people on the left and it's not just alexandria ocasio-cortez, a lot of people are pushing and intolerance and hatred that reminds people of what they fled from in terms of totalitarian systems and just not what they think america should be so i think this will be a divide that continues to grow and cou

mollie, i want to get to you on this.fficers, they don't make enough money, in my opinion. they go out and put their lives on the land to protect their communities, and when you look at places like portland, not only are they being villainize, you have the mayor, like ted wheeler, essentially stepping on their toes and making it impossible for them to do their job. why would anyone want to be a cop in a city like portland, oregon? >> mollie: right, i think this defunded the police movement, it is a feature not a bug of the movement. if you go down to any of the city centers where blm riots and other protests have taken place, you see graffiti that wishes violence on police officers. there is a big sign wherever you go, "all cops are --" i'm not sure you can say that word. the illegitimate children euphemism. they wish violence on cops. this is something that is a direct result of some of these movements, which is unfortunate. it is very important to have healthy policing in a community and not having cops who feel embolde

now molly line is in for harris. >> molly: fox news alert.t and the hunter biden pro. this is "outnumbered overtime." i am molly line in four harris faulkner. doj officials are now discussing whether a special counsel should be appointed to lead the investigation. some believe it is warranted because of the potential for a conflict of interest. this comes just days after bill barr dismissed the idea in his final days as attorney general. here is devin nunes last night. >> if there was a special counsel that was started on donald trump for

i don't want to control molly in her afterlife. it feels, as much as that feels right. i know that she would be thrilled if her avatar became a pop star. thrilled. it seems to me, many of the pioneers in avatar technology are relying on their instincts because the legal guidelines are still being established as different industries seek to capitalise on this technology, protecting our image will become increasingly important, especially if you are female. it has all made me feel a bit more nervous about the creation of my own avatar. i feel like i've just put my fingerprints on the internet, and now anyone can access them. before leaving la, i went back to dna block to see what christine is going to do with the avatar she has created for me. we think you should own it. it looks like you, it acts like you, it talks like you, it will be a digital representation of you, and that we are just there to license it out to anybody who wishes to use it, or whom you approve to use it. so how will we choose to use this technology going forward

she obviously signed some of those documents, mollie, quickly. >> mollie: yes, we remember when muellerpeople in washington, d.c., of trump so much as looked at the wrong direction of mueller, that would be grounds for impeachment. you had republicans and democrats voting to protect the mold mueller probe. and they should do that with special counsel and allow this to proceed if nominated for a position spirit and also there should be at an assistance to cy fully has the trump administration complied fully with the mueller probe. >> bret: all right, panel standby, up next deciding who gets the coronavirus vaccine first and other changes next. ♪ it was in this small little village- in connemara. right! connemara it is! there's one gift the whole family can share this holiday season, their story. give the gift of discovery, with an ancestrydna kit. the team's been working givaround the clock.wire,y, we've had to rethink our whole approach. we're going to give togetherness. logistically, it's been a nightmare. i'm not sure it's going to work. it'll work. i didn't know you were listening. ♪

molly and. >> nti think it's just respect people. respect them where they are. a first pandemic for most of us. never experienced something like this before. a lot of the key competing nee needs, as they struggle with the decision making, they are trying to figure out what is best for them and their family. it's leadership's job and public health communicators jobs and the rest of oure o job to try d help them make the best choices for the family. i shared this off-line, have a cousin starting to get the information, her and her friends are hearing the vaccine may cause in mentality which i think is a common fear mongering attempt but they are not intentionally spreading that but it is up to all of us to help her and her friends recognize you won't be firstli in line, you're getting it way down in the past, you're healthy and young and a lot more information will come out and everything we know so far about the vaccine is blah blah blah was really expecting people where they are and meetingng with the informatn they need to make the best decisions for their fami

molly i mean hey i'll start with you molly there seems to be a whole slew of requirements of red tape for cannabis entrepreneurs' but the state and local elected officials seem to be given carte blanche control how can corruption be mitigated when in most cases are let their leaders make 50 k. or lists and are heavily enticed by these bribes and honestly cuts of profits as well. yes you're exactly right we're seeing story after story across the country as more and more states continue to legalize marijuana but there are a couple of schools of thought is what steps need to be taken to increase oversight as well as just cut down on these opportunities for corruption and especially when it comes to local control so there really hasn't been any directive as to how local control should work so a lot of states a lot of communities are making it up as they go when it comes to creating safeguards and regulations like house who is going to make these decisions on who gets a license how will they be awarded how were these permits be awarded so one idea is to just eliminate the caps altogether y

hi, mollie. >> hello, eric. i'm mollie line, in for arthel neville. the first

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mollie, the longest answer we have received, but all related to one question. >> mollie: it is embarrassingnews organization only being willing to talk to a late-night comedian who offers a friendly question. we have here though him saying that he thinks the investigation is a little bit of foul play. and this is inadvertently walking himself to a special counsel when he attempts to meddle in this investigation. we do have -- the special counsel was set up when there is an alleged conflict of interest. obviously, the president-elect has great regard for his son, loves him, things he has done nothing wrong. we also have some contemporaneous evidence from a document showing joe biden was somewhat involved and the biden family business and selling access to joe biden to foreign entities and businesses. you have an eyewitness who said he discussed the family business with joe biden. so it might just be for everyone involved to just make sure that this investigation can continue without any interference. >> bret: tom, last thing on this. it is interesting to hear it used as a cudgel by critics o

molly what happened? >> that wasn't one of joe biden 's better primary campaign ads, but it just shows that thi is not being picked because joe biden particularly respects him. neither are any of these other candidates being picked because joe biden thinks they will be particularly good. one of the things that's dangerous is it matters less wh you pick as cabinet secretary and who fills all of those positions underneath the cabine secretary. a lot of these people being named are from the obama administration, but even as radical as some of them are tha had to be knocked down by the supreme supreme court pursuing pro-life pregnancy centers are trying to force pro-life to the more radical people will be coming in underneath those cabinet secretaries where they will advance their radical progressive agenda. this is what happens when you elect a democrat to be president . >> people are going to find out what it's like to have a lot less freedom. it will be locked out until the next presidential election at th

as molly pointed out, nancy pelosi dragged her feed on it.cknowledged that she did it for political reasons. there were problems with republicans in the senate. mitch mcconnell didn't have the consensus that he needed to move forward with the kind of bill that he wanted to. really nancy pelosi deserves the blame here. the bigger story seems to me, this was going to happen, the money would get out the door, this process is a disaster. it's so broken. the idea that you would -- that a bill would be 5,000 pages, that you give people less than 24 hours to read it that you're talking about 2.3 trillion. nobody has the foggiest idea what is in this. it's exactly this kind of thing that makes people so frustrated with what the happens in washington. they should be frustrated about it. >> bret: speaking of frustrated, ilhan omar tweeting out that it would make sense if it was age, but unfortunately it's of importance and it's shameful. we're not more important than front line workers, teachers and those making sacrifices which is why i won't take it.

the race car driver involved a fiery crash on the track just days ago speaking out to our molly hunter about how he managed to escape with his life >> reporter: by the time this extraordinary video was shown on live television romain grosjean's family ha been waiting for 2:43 after watching this. >> no way to imagine that i was going to stand up and jump out of that fire >> reporter: perhaps the most shocking scene in recent formula 1 history, the american haas team car struck the barrier a 137 miles per hour >> i thought, okay, well, that's it. this is my day i'm going to die and then thought about my kids and i said, no, this can't be true so i tried. >> reporter: the 34-year-old frenchman walked off the track with just a broken foot and second-degree burns. >> i removed my gloves because i know the skin has -- i don' want the skin to stay with the gloves and yeah and then i sit down and yeah, realize. >> reporter: that you survived >> that i survived. >> reporter: several years ago a cras like this would have been fatal but the halo protected his head and the fireproof suit bought h

what do you think about molly milk toast, and do you think she could get confirmed? how do you do that without it exploding on you, but also to get good information to determine if you're going to put out a slate of people who have no chance? mr. podesta: yeah, you know, look, i think there's a balance there, but for the most part, particularly at this point, you're going to keep this very tight end inside the operation. having said that, it's almost like these people go through a process that's like the vetting that goes on for a supreme court nominee. they think, you know, there's teams of lawyers going through all of the personal information, all of their public records, all of their tweets, all of their social media droppings, you know, something that probably the students should be thinking about right now. karen: good advice. mr. podesta: and then we'll go all the way back. all the way back to, you know, literally when you were in college to look at anything that could embarrass the president. they drill through your personal finances. they look at any litigati

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mollie hemingway, and ari fletcher joining me, both fox news contributor. molly, what is the media's role in propping up biden as some kind of uniter? in these last 4-5 weeks? >> it's really interesting to see how immediately after the election, this new p.r. messaging came out. a time for unity, a time for healing. everybody would just immediately submit and decide to let bygones be bygones. there really could be unity, as you point out. there are things that could be done. i think first and foremost there needs to be an apology for joe biden repeatedly falsely calling donald trump a racist, lying about his remarks during his presidency, and saying his supporters are racist. that is the bare minimum.ay he could go all the way back for apologies, but if joe biden really wanted to do that, i think that would be an importang first step. >> ari, this idea that you can unite the country when at least 60 million of theth 74 million believe the other side, the people supporting biden really look down on them, hate them, think they are stupid, racist, bigoted.d. y

it's believed to be much more contagious molly hunter joins us from london molly, what efforts are being taken to contain that mutated strain there >> hey, michelle good morning look, much more contagious is the headline according to early data it's supposed to be possibly up to 70% more contagious. they're under a tier 4, basically a national lockdown. the worry is that it's spreading. it's been detected in france, spain, sweden, japan, canada, parts of canada, all linked to u.k. travelers in japan, they are banning all foreign nationals. more than 40 other countries are banning u.k. flights but the big news is what the cdc announced last week and today it starts at heathrow at london's heathrow airport, any traveller heading to the u.s. from the u.k. will have to show proof of a negative covid test they have to show up with hard copy, electronic documentation, then once at the airport the airlines have to confirm those test results passengers who refuse can't get on the plane flight traffic down a ton from this time last year, 90% in fact most british nationals have been barred from en

molly, thank you so much.e first of all about -- i mean, your kids have been in virtual school since march. what changes have you seen this n yo-- seen in your kids since then? >> thank you for having me. yep, since march 13th. i would say they're just little robots. there's a lot of -- their personalities have just changed. they're more quiet, they're more reserved. they go downstairs and put these giant headphones on and do what should be done instead of playing and running around and talking and seeing their friends. they stare at a computer for eight hours a day. >> i know that you've got a 13-year-old, an 11-year-old, a 6, and an 8-year-old. that's a lot for you to manage at home, as well. >> yes. >> so they should be doing the things, the interacting that they have with other kids. but how is your daughter? middle school's hard enough as it is. >> middle school is socially a time in which they learn how to manage interactions with other people that they will carry into adulthood. so for me, it's very ups

molly, good morning. what precautions are in place to try to stop that mutated strain from crossing borders? [ no audio ] >> it looks like we're having trouble getting molly hunter's mic working there. hopefully we can get back to her a little later in the show >>> a suspect in the nashville christmas morning explosion has now been identified, but sadly police won't be able to face justice because officials say he died in the blast. authorities say 63-year-old anthony quinn warner is responsible for the bombing that left three people injured and damaged more than 40 buildings that includes the at&t building which the company says suffered significant damage we turn now to nbc's shaq brewster who has more on the investigation. shaq, good morning >> reporter: good morning, michelle this is definitely a major update in the culmination of several days of investigation. of course that started on that christmas day as a result of that downtown bombing. now, investigators explained that they were able to make th

. >> reporter: molly everett gibson, now a healthy little girl, was a frozen embryo for more than 27her the longest embryo frozen before birth. >> hi. >> reporter: her birth, breaking the record previously held by her biological sister, emma. >> when i achieved pregnancy, i just never really thought any more about it. i was just so excited to be having a baby. and so the fact of how long that she had been frozen really to me didn't matter. >> reporter: tina gibson was only 1-year-old when her daughter's embryos were frozen back in 1992. tina and her husband, adopting the embryos three decades later, first giving birth to emma and born in november 2017 and now her sister, molly, born in february. >> the ability to freeze these extra embryos in liquid nitrogen at minus 170 odd degrees will keep them in a state of suspended animation. >> reporter: they were thawed by the national embryo donation center in knoxville, one of the world's leading embryo adoption programs, facilitating more than 1,000 births. this week they tweeted, the gibson family has another history-making miracle to cel

mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist." stephen hayes, editor of the dispatch.his is one way, the senate majority leader could sam going to put it all out there but i'm going to wrap it together. not likely democrats will go for it. >> i think that's right. it's complicated because you have republicans supporting some of it and democrat supporting other parts. mitch mcconnell is sort of cleverly adding poison pills to this legislation that track exactly with what president trump said he wanted when he decided to sign the big relief package. i think what's important here is the context. this is not really a policy fight. it's much more about republicans having to respond to a temper tantrum from the president who is trying to steal an election basically. if you look at what president trump is saying it's about donald trump, not about the future of the country. it's not about the future of the republican party and it's not even really about covid relief. if relief were so urgent one suspects the president would've made this happen months ago. it's important to rem

let's discuss this more now with molly is with molly's former minister of foreign affairs. who joins us via skype from her novel in france what was your reaction when you heard the news of somalis he says death. i think we were all very shocked by his sudden death and like you said. it was a very respected figure in mali his demise really leaves a void in the money and leave to go unscathed and like you said he had this very positive track record it was minister of finance multiple times secretary general to the presidency among other procedures positions that he came out internationally he represented his country by the president of the commission economic and monetary union of west african states and when he was released from the jihadists back in you know talker he was seen as the main front runner for the upcoming 2022 presidential elections right so he had a career spanning several decades and as you say after being runner up in the past 3 presidential elections it looked as though his chances were pretty good in 2020 what does this mean for the money in politics does

mollie, we have to turn us volume down a little bit.e, but i want to blame republicans or trump to allow this hacking to go on for many months and not be pointed out. it we have to fix it. god blesses country and let's find these people coming out to get us. >> bret: okay, panel. thank you very much. appreciate it. when we come back, a holiday tradition. ♪ and keep costs down. let's end the year enjoying more. ♪ you are all i need baby baby to get by ♪ >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip...e. ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ or psoriatic arthritis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scalines

molly line is next. >> molly: hi. i'm molly line. state of georgia. we had that incredible interview with peter doocy who has been doing incredible work on the ground in georgia. we want to go to peter right now. he's been doing such incredible work. do we have peter? peter, can you hear me? >> i'm here. we are in the center -- >> -- that interview you just conducted. >> she launched back at jon ossoff's

joining me now, ben domenech, and mollie hemingway and a fox news contributor. glad to have you both with me tonight. i think what unique moment in american history, -- what's go to the republican party in just a moment. we will go to the debate happening now and the cause of congress. i want to start with the democrats. we will start with the left. then, you and i have talked recently about the lurch, the far left lerch of the democratic party over the last five years. who will grab the democratic party over the coming years? who will represent its ideology. >> it's beasley not going to be nancy pelosi. she's aged out effectively leadership. she's indicated this is going to be her last two years as speaker in the democratic party and when you look around, you really do have a lot of octogenarians, a lot of [indiscernible] who are insignificant roles in the democratic party for a lot of different reasons. they have had a hierarchy that didn't allow a lot of these younger progressive types to rise. i think you're going to see that change motivated by the fact tha

mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist."ollie, we know now there is a tax investigation, and we know from sources it was broader than that and deals with foreign exchanges of money, as well. we know that the fbi had this laptop, you know, before the election. big tech, other media, weren't covering the story and in fact blocked it from social media. >> yes, we hear about the rigging of the election, and partly what people mean by that is targeted vote fraud, but partly what they mean is meddling on the part of big media and big tech to affect the outcome of the election. we had a senate report from the judiciary committee and homeland security committees that showed suspicious money transfers to the biden family business from foreign governments or people linked closely to foreign governments. it barely got any coverage or was mocked. in "the new york post" broke the story about these emails, even though they were verified and people who were recipients of these emails verified they were real, the media suppressed that story