molly. >> molly: thank you so much. news contributor tyrus, co-host of gutfeld to talk about this. totally predictable. yank the kids out of school and tried to learn from home in a new way and send them back with masks on their face for up to a year and now dealing with the fallout. do you buy that this will mean a totally different future for the children that they will have a lot of making up to do and future financial losses? >> not because of the study. i feel like this study is a misappropriation of funds. so we can see the side effects of what has happened but we aren't seeing the remedy. we aren't seeing the government being active. not seeing this administration taking active steps to increase the ability to learn. we're seeing a dumbing down of education. oh, we'll take math out and english out and change history. we're seeing a dumbing down effect on top of the fact our scores are low. this study tells me they've accepted it. so now we talk about spending money. you put all this money into the schools and onl

molly line in for harris faulkner. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> molly: dangerous weather hitting hundreds of millions of americans. the historic and life threatening conditions wreaking havoc across dozens of states. this is "the faulkner focus", i'm molly line in for harris today. bone chilling cold and some seeing temperatures well below 0 and the chill extending to places not used to it. texans hoping to avoid another power crisis as frigid conditions are there. is sunshine state, florida, could see its coldest christmas in more than 30 years. blizzard warnings in effect for more than 10 million people in the upper midwest and great lakes region. those conditions basically snowstorm on steroids. across the country widespread power outages. more than 1 million reported from texas to the east coast. all of this is also causing some chaos for travelers. >> we were scheduled to leave at 7:50 this morning. we got a text last night saying they rescheduled us to austin at 12:00 today with a layover. no, no, no. this is

>> molly: where is the teeth? found the report from npr over the summer where pete buttigieg had his flight canceled after having a meeting with the airline ceos over this operational problem. >> they don't take this administration seriously. yes, there are a lot of missing bags. don't necessarily blame southwest. it could be a member of the biden administration trying on your stuff. you don't know these days. taxpayers are getting the business. as always, typical biden administration, more concerned with them than they are with you. meaning back in september when this first mess started, a lot of people would say because of the vaccine mandate caused pilot and staff shortages. buttigieg says you better do better. he is not delivering for anybody who needs his help. >> molly: major shift in topic now. wild woke college classes popping up across the country. here are a fifty courses from this year. backlash, people are paying for this. tuition paying for the problem of whiteness at the university of chicago. angry

molly, back to you. >> molly: thank you so much. the pictures are incredible. think about the car seats that didn't come through for parents, man, big trouble. steve, thank you very much. big energy worries at home and home eating cost estimates reach their highest level in a decade. november report predicted the average home heating cost would be over $1200 this winter season, up 17% from last year and almost 36% from the year before that. that was well before this weekend's historic storm. "wall street journal" op-ed says the once in a generation winter weather led to a christmas electric grid emergency adding that the strain caused by climate policies left too many americans shivering over the weekend and worse is coming. that's a lot to cover. phil flynn, fox business contributor and senior analyst is here to unpack it for us. thank you for giving us some of your time on this holiday week. i guess we can start with just the impact of this storm in particular. this is the first big storm of the season, probably not a last and people are already digging deep

. >> rich: molly line in for "the faulkner focus" coming up. >> molly: fox nulls alert as the year comes to a close the biden administration is taking one last chance for a victory lap on its performance in 2022. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm molly line in for harris. over the past 12 months president biden has managed to put a positive spin on massive spending and decades high inflation. he has begged adversaries for help with oil and all-out ignored the influx at the southern border but it appears the rose covered glasses are on. americans feeling the impact don't think 2022 was all that great. a recent fox poll shows that just 23% think this last trip around the sun was a good year. as critics point to biden's broken promises. >> president biden: without unity, there is no peace, only bitterness and fury. no progress. extreme maga republicans in congress have chosen to go backwards full of anger, violence, hate and division. it's a bill that will cut your cost of living and reduce inflation. take time to get inflation back to normal levels. a more humane policy based on family

molly: thank you, happy new year.he third year of the pandemic, there's new concern about a fast spreading omicron sub variants known as x bb one. 5. data is showing covid hospitalization admissions are up slightly from last week, adults 70 and older are recording the highest hospitalization rates, 7 times higher than the average for all age groups. let's bring in dr. janette nesheiwat, founder of bcboost.com. i want a sense of what you are seeing that, seems like everybody knows somebody who is sick today. what are your patients telling you that you are seeing. >> it is not just covid that i am seeing, 45 patients and a handful of them took it for covid. others that influence a, rsv, we are seeing a variety of everything. we will see a little spike, a surgeon the number of cases because we have a holiday. that is expected. as far as the variants, viruses naturally mutate so we expect that. the key in 2,023 is to be prepared and take precautions. when i say be prepared, make sure there are enough tests and therapeutic

i'm molly line in for harris today. the national weather service is calling it a once in a generation storm. the potentially deadly front affecting nearly every single person in the united states, blizzard-like snowfall blanketing the midwest. 200 million americans are under advisories. the bitter cold hitting ha. denver temperatures dropping almost 50 degrees in the span of just a single hour. it is so cold in some places that frostbite can happen in near minutes. the president spoke moments ago before a briefing from the national weather service and fema. >> president biden: i encourage everyone please heed the local warnings. take this storm extremely seriously. i don't know whether if you all have travel plans, leave now. >> that storm already putting a massive wrench into the holiday travel plans across the country. later we'll check in with one of the busiest hubs in the country, chicago's o'hare airport. first adam clothes with what you need to know in the next few days. >> a couple parts of this system. the one

[laughter] >> mollie: tell us, molly. >> mollie: i speak from personal experience i had thrown a birthdayany years later. i do think there is an issue where we have so many material possessions it can get overwhelming. my mom, who is obsessed with christmas, always told a story about how when she was younger, she is 1 of 6, they weren't so wealthy. she got one orange and a slinky for christmas and her brother, russ, broke the slinky that t they. this clearly traumatized her, but she understood the value of gifts because there weren't so many. we have so many that we just kind of forget what it's all about that we are reflecting the gift of god incarnated in jesus and what a gift that is for salvation. but you know, there can be too many material possessions. >> mollie: and at a very, very beginning of a baby but there's something to be said about you awareness having too many toys and household. >> kara: very true but even jesus himself got gifts from the wise men, isa was going to twitter and i thought we'd that that i don't member what i got for christmas but i remember the smell of the

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i said again, molly is of brotherly country. molly has been increasingly isolated since colonel se mccoy to seized power in a military co 2 years ago. since then, the military government has missed deadlines for organizing elections, and blocked. you enforces from investigating alleged rights violations as the route over the jailed soldiers drag zone. threatens to deepen molly's rift with the international community even further. alex here brian al jazeera south korea is accusing the north of firing 3 ballistic missiles towards the sea east of the korean peninsula. said the early morning miss l t. s was launched from the province south of young young. north korea is tested more myself with years and ever before . and a few days ago it's drones crossed into south korean airspace. so says these were our publications. forgot it on the side by side in north korea, ballistic missile launches a grave provocation that undermines peace, instability on the korean peninsula as well as the international community. also, it's a clear violation of the un security council resolution. thus we urge them

i said again, molly, is of brotherly country. molly has been increasingly isolated since colonel se me, goiter seized power and a military co 2 years ago. since then, the military government has missed deadlines for organizing elections and blocked you in forces from investigating alleged rights violations. as the route over the jailed soldiers drags on, threatens to deepen marley's rift with the international community even further. alex o'brien al jazeera, of a new year is being running around the world. ah, hong kong has been celebrating the 1st day of 2023, with a spectacular fireworks display. spectators watched from boats in victoria harbor. the stray leon city of sydney is also famous for its fireworks displays. it over the spectacle that lit up the night sky for several minutes. earlier, new zealand also said hello to 2023. this was the fireworks display at oakland sky tower as the clock struck midnight. so 2023 is here for some the past 12 months of delivered a series of dramatic and often distressing stories around the world as ever al jazeera reports as have been right there

mollie?ald trump because donald trump said that 15,000 ohio voters had gotten the wrong absentee ballot. yoel roth says he can't say this. we should suspend it. he does this google search and find out in fact it was true what donald trump had said 50,000 ohio voters had gotten error r riddled. it shows the problem with high mind leftist group think. yes donald trump was disruptive to the washington, d.c. establishment. he still is disruptive to the washington, d.c. establishment. it does mean you get to do these horrible things to censor and deplatform the head of the republican party, the head of state. i disagree with what harold and josh said about it being justified because of the chaos of the january 6th riot. yeah, that was a bad riot. we also endured a summer of riots there with high profile democrats, including kamala harris tweeting out links to help out the rioters in minnesota. nobody kicked her off the internet. they were able to keep their minds about that then. one riot, particu

a court in the west african nation of molly how's imprisoned? a group of soldiers from neighboring ivory coast on an empty government conspiracy charge, ivory coast has maintained that those $46.00 soldiers were to serve in a un peacekeeping mission. but molly said they were mercenary, seeking to overthrow the government. they were sent institute decades in prison. the economic community of west african states grouping, which previously included molly but suspended the country because of an electric who last year has said it will impose restrictive measures on less. the soldiers are free. local reporter told us more. 2 days of audience advocacy and contradictory debates with trial of 46, i voted military was not open to the public. no witnesses, only law is where allowed. the main question was to know if they are meant to louise are not in by marco. the question has low reason to be asked is just it. i wouldn't say that this trial will be able to definitively. so the problem, this premise is stated by the molly and government. the government has

molly, what are your thoughts?'s a history, there's a long history of americans and brits living satire, and skewing the rich from evelyn waugh down. i think there is a literary tradition and a television tradition there. i do think what ron said is really important, there was a moment when we thought all of these tech oligarchs would be doing -- giving all their money away and solving the world's problems. instead, they've largely caused many problems. i was impressed with glass union, because when i watched it, i couldn't believe how close it was to the elon musk story. >> charlie? >> my reaction was, look, i enjoy the shows. they're interesting. but i think there's a concern that there are a lot of wealthy people who maybe flaunt their wealth too much, and i think that's a bit of a change for a light guy like me you comes from pennsylvania german country, you have a lot of very understated people who've accumulated a lot of wealth, you never knew it until they died. that's kind of what i'm used to. people like t

this premise is stated by the molly and government, and the government has evidence to say that they are mercenary. within the documents we received, it is specified that they are ivory and soldiers, but it, somali and government maintains its mercenary premise. they have their evidence more here. i think it's political since the beginning. we can imagine that it was politics. so it continues on the same path. we can only wish for a good outcome in any case, but the way it goes, it looks like an arrangement met. on december 22nd, the organ delegation left here and on december 29th, the trial began. so we can say it's like that because if it's expedited like that, we can imagine that it was a gentleman's agreement that the verbal follow up around 2 p. m. local time, 20 years of criminal and presentment for before the 6 i would immediately in addition there will be 2 media on look. can i see air on $3200.00, that you still copy that? and according to our sources, this is a part of the limit concluded during the president going, so we'll give it a shot this saturday evening. it probably

molly and karen are two examples of the impact that they can make molly told me there is so much moresing graduates this season she graduated last week. >> big congratulations. >> beautiful how about that line? she saved my life and then changed it i was like, wow, beautiful. >>> coming up, guys, on "hoda & jenna," a performance by the broadway cast of "six. >> all right >>> first, on the "3rd hour," a holiday handbook with some great drininks to gift this season for you, brother. >> thank you. >> after your local news >>> good morning to you. contra costa health is recommending an independent investigation after a recent incident at the martinez refining company facility on the day before thanksgiving. that's when an ash release left cars covered. the county says it violated policies by not immediately sending notifications. in a separate incident december 9th, martinez experienced a larger than unusual flaring because of a malfunction. leaders will hold a virtual town hall today to address questions surrounding both incidents. head to our home page for more details. >>> the january

i said again, molly is a brotherly country. molly has been increasingly isolated since colonel se mccoy has seized power in a military coup 2 years ago. since then, the military government has missed deadlines for organizing elections and blocked you in forces from investigating alleged rights violations. as the route over the jailed soldiers drags on, threatens to deepen marley's rift with the international community even further. alex o'brien al jazeera violet sufficiently 2023 in some parts of the world. history and city of sydney is famous for its powers displays. we delivered a spectacle that lit up the night sky for several minutes. earlier, new zealand also said hello to 2023. this was the fireworks display at oakland sky tower. as the clock struck midnight, still had an al jazeera in sport, a disastrous day for this defender in the english premier. leave. here with that story, ah, from inside the walls of a west african prison comes a chance to create, to express that emotion. and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. renown choreographer shares his passion for dance, inspi

i said again, molly, is of brotherly country. molly has been increasingly isolated since colonel se me. goiter seized power in a military co 2 years ago. since then, the military government has missed deadlines for organizing elections and blocked you in forces from investigating alleged rights violations. as the row over the jailed soldiers drags on, threatens to deepen molly's rift with the international community even further. alex o'brien al jazeera time. now for a check on the world, whether his kara had low, they were seeing some unusual weather work into the horn of africa. but before we get there, let's have a look across the middle east and it remains largely unsettled across. larger is a saudi arabia. you can see the cloud pushing its way in, running more in the way of showers in some heavier storms in the west. gusty winds as well, we could see some further flooding issues here and that wet or whether works its way further north into jordan. we might see some of those showers stretching their way across the gulf into the likes of bahrain, and possibly even katara. by the tim

molly, thank you very kingsley. molly, thank you very much for me.ow, a lot of us freedom minded people are concerned that this bill may not have struck the balance correctly when it comes balancing safety for children , balancing safety for children, freedom of speech. where do you stand ? i think a really stand? i think a really difficult one. and i think it's interesting because often safety is pitted against freedom of speech. and that's been the case with this bill, hasn't it? i mean, you're generally thought to be either in the free camp, but then you don't like the legal the harmful provisions or in the child safety camp , in in the child safety camp, in which case you want stronger provisions . and i think coming provisions. and i think coming at it as obviously a child welfare , but also from the point welfare, but also from the point of view of an organised nation that has hit directly by censorship, obviously all paypal account was cancelled a few months ago , although it's a months ago, although it's a different issue, it is related, it g

i said again, molly, is of brotherly country. molly has been increasingly isolated since colonel, se me, goiter seized power and a military coup 2 years ago. since then, the military government has missed deadlines for organizing elections and blocked you in forces from investigating alleged rights violations. as the route over the jailed soldiers drags on, threatens to deepen molly's rift with the international community even further. alex here brian al jazeera. now the libyan coast guard says it stopped the ship counting at least $700.00 refugees and migrants. one of the largest and deceptions in recent months, the vessel was reportedly blocks on friday, near a town west of and ghazi, as it was, making its way to europe. the migrants said to have come from several countries, authority, say those who entered libya illegally will be handed over to their home states. refugees who for the conflict in ethiopia to grow regions, say they're worried about returning home. despite the peace deal between the federal government and the 2, dr. peoples, the duration front, him, morgan reports fr

don't attorney for the southern district of new york and molly jeangras molly, i'd love to start with you. what surprised you the most about the 1/6 committee's final report >> just how much evidence there was. i mean, there's just a sea of evidence you know, they tried this so many times in so many different ways, and trump -- there's so much proof that trump knew, that trump told people he knew, that there are all these witnesses. i mean, from cassidy hutchinson down, who said they knew what was going on her story with giuliani where giuliani said, tomorrow's going to be great. there's just so much premeditation and just mountains and mountain of evidence more than 200 times they try in the different ways to overturn the election results >> same question to you. >> yeah, i think the same thing. it really is this vast body of information that they've gathered, and the way they marshalled it to gather, to present such a compelling narrative. i think those of us who have been following the hearings very closely weren't surprised there weren't many new details in there necessarily, but

i mean molly, it's me too. mna see his map, i don't use it anymore.ways asked me when i show up in his house i said dig way did you take this route? and i said oh, no. i never to rule which weigel because i'm staying at the gps. so, i mean how would you do with this? >> it's amazing how many things that humans used to be able to do the can no longer do. they people would navigate by the stars. nobody can do that. not anymore. but i do agree, that it is not -- that it is not a great accomplishment to be able to write better than a standard said government schools. because of how about gotten. but, and here we have here. at no point do you have to give a hand to take kids and see the unit bomber, because he was very bad but he didn't want to learn about all of these problems with technology and how they would affect human flourishing and think a lot of these things are really bad. and i did not need to -- and anyway mollie hemingway writer, editor, and pro unit bomber. [laughter] >> the killing of the people really bad. the warnings about technology ...

i said again, molly is a brotherly country. molly has been increasingly isolated since colonel se mccoy to seized power in a military co 2 years ago. since then, the military government has missed deadlines for organizing elections and blocked you in forces from investigating alleged rights violations. as the ral over the jailed soldiers drags on, threatens to deepen molly's rift with the international community even further. alex o'brien al jazeera, so to come on out there in the news are from the war and ukraine to the cost of living crisis. we look back on the challenging year for you as president joe biden, and his water setback for rafa, nevada. but the tennis, great is this isn't thinking about the time. ah hello, we have record walter corsica pass over here at fitting spring like for many not everywhere. having said that we have got some colder air, just tucking in across northernmost pass. see the winds coming in from a general northwest direction, but for the most part, the winds are coming in from the atlantic from the southwest. i mean, lots of cloud. it may have fairbetter w

we have two tremendous guests, mollie hemingway and victor davis hanson.have a lot of ground to cover. before w ge do. m i wantol to mention a new things relates to biden crime family. reminder. there are questions whether joe biden used his public office and positionen to rich himself and his family to oppor tune of over 30 million dollars, he and family members received millions, from foreign governments and frontt corporations, in china, russia, ukraine. and other places. we have hunter biden laptop.en amazing thing, loaded with evidence. that fbi has ignored and hav media covered up and witnesses like walensky whon were othn record publicly and a did a language interview with fbi and never contactedal again, and other potential witnesses and actors in the e-mails there are dates and times, and transactions. really anything you would need. and we have r treasury sar report, which treasury department is withholding from the republicans in the house of representatives but they have some on u.s.of senate. joe biden said, duringe ca course of campaign he ha

mollwith ie, sounds like a pretty juicy story -- mollie.press has ignored it. >> yeah, they have. there were a couple of interesting stories from abc and washington post, both based on how angry staffers on the j-6 committees were with liz cheney's trump obsession and how their good work on investigating all the issues about security failures or other important things were killed because of cheney's -- howe she wants to make the final report mostly about trump. >> yeah. you know, as it is right now, we've only gotten one side of this story, and it's very politicized. it would be like only andrew wiseman's version of the russia collusion hoax. the american people want to know what happened, not just see how liz cheney's obsessed with donald trump. howard: julie, i guarantee you the press will portray this as overreach. we already know the committee is 100% anti-trump. >> yeah. and i would love to watch how the mainstream media plays this story, because the conviction of these two oathkeepers, that is a significant advancement in this story t

back with me now charlie dent, ron brownstein, and molly.harlie, the will smith slap went on for so long. about what that meant and what should happen to will smith. i'm not sure we ever resolved that. it was such a shock to the system when we all saw that at the oscars. >> yeah. will smith had a sterling reputation up to that point. and everybody including me, i'm a guy from the philadelphia region more or less. and to see that i was really shocked. will smith, we are all sympathetic to him but that was inexcusable. it looked like simple assault from where i'm sitting. you can't go up and smack a speaker like that at an event. an appropriate response would have been if he didn't like the jokes, you know, mocking his wife, that condition caused her to lose her hair he and his wife could have simply left the event and put out a statement. no. he did that and i thought it set a terrible signal for a lot of folks that this is an appropriate way to respond to some speech you found distasteful. i thought it was awful. >> yeah. molly, it was a sho

but molly said there were mercy seeking to over through the government. they were sentenced to 2 decades in prison. the economic community of west african states union, which previously included molly, but suspended the country because of a military coup there last year. a said it will impose restrictive measures on less . the soldiers are from a local reporter, told us 2 days of odd years, advocacy and contradictory debates with trial or before the 6 i voted military was not open to the public. no witnesses only allow is where allowed. the main question was to know if they are meant to louise are not in by marco. the question has low reason to be asked. they just it, i wouldn't say that this trial will be able to definitively solve the problem. premise is dated by the molly and government. the government has evidence to say that they are mercenary. within the documents we received, it is specified, but they are bori and soldiers. somali and government maintains its mercenary premise. they have their evidence no more here. i think it's political since the

the court in the west african nation of molly, his imprison group of soldiers from neighboring ivory coast on anti government conspiracy charges, ivory coast with maintained that the $46.00 soldiers were serving a un peacekeeping mission. molly says they were mercenary speaking to overthrow the government. they were sentenced to 20 years in prison. and the economic community of west african states union, which previously included molly, but suspended the country because of a number of military coups their last year. i said it will impose restrictive measures unless the soldiers afraid we have this report now from a local correspondence 2 days of old. yes, advocacy and contradictory debate. the trial of 46, i was in military's was that up to the public law witness. he's only law is where allowance the main question was the law if they are met, some of these are not in by marco. the question is low reason to be asked the just the law. i wouldn't say that this trial will be able to definitively solve the problem. this premise is stated by the molly and government, and the government has

i like the molly injustice system, wants to go the way it took up the case. this is the sensitivity. you have to know what really happened, what nice people wanting before releasing that. i don't think it's an arrange trial . i don't think there's a deal and i think it's more part of a separation of powers. the justice system will do is just to check whether the information primarily provided by the monumental for exam the thing that they are either true or not. we have seen the names that have been attributed to the mercenary soldiers. so and the john table, the response given your we saw that at the very beginning, the master was neglected. that we see with the information revealed by the monumental tara. so this is serious 40 my immediately is out of the beginning, there were finally 46. in the 3 we live of the group where free for human italian reason. their case was in court room thursday and friday. and they were sentenced to death penalty in upstate ways. then we will see what that to our former pope benedict, the 16th has passed away at the age of 95.

but it also just goes to show, molly, just horrible judgment.that people can check to find out he ever worked out -- he never worked there. this shows some level of, i don't know, i know i am diagnosed personality disorder, it is something just more than embellishment. >> there is definitely something really off here. i would also say that i think that some of the failure here is the state democratic chair of new york state, this was a very bad election cycle for democrats in new york state. this candidate, you know, had there been a little more attention paid, could have, didn't necessarily need to have, could have been knocked out. >> nina, what were you saying? >> i, mean i'm not gonna blame the democrats for this man running. he is a republican and he just lied and deceived the people for his own gain. this is strictly lies and his feet. the man had a problem. i do agree, i think he does have some sort of problem. and now that problem becomes the voters problem. to the point that they will wait until the votes for them to ship. what kind of

molly, that musk story actually surprised me. i mean, my best political story, i think is yours as well. what's your best and worst of the year, you cover this so closely. >> far and away the best story of the year was the dobbs decision which overturned roe v. wade. this was a huge success. many human rights activities, christians, conservatives, pro-lifers, worked for 50 years to overturn roe, a decision which invented a constitutional right to abortion. dobbs clarified, it's not in the constitution and it returns it to the states. just a massive victory and you can't forget that. i also thought that the twitter file story, the twitter story was big. elon musk buying twitter was the first time we saw any kind of pushback to this horrible thing that's been happening in this country, this move against free speech, tolerance, free debate. elon musk purchasing twitter and releasing information about how our own government is conspiring to limit free speech or work against our first amendment rights was very important, and i do also

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molly, you and i talked about this a week ago. we felt this coming to me it never felt like the senate republicans wanted this guy in office. he was a trump's pick and they didn't like that. there was not intensity on the part of the republicans as there was on democrats. i felt it and you felt it. we don't change anything. we have the same people in place and apparently the rnc, that's not changing. we are doing the same thing over and over again. i am pissed ton tontonight, frankly. >> it is offensive for republican voters and donors. there is no clear messaging. i mean you look at what happened since the midterm election where you had a senate that responded to those disappointing midterm losses by doing nothing other t trtp t than sabotaging their what's the case of voting republicans for senate after this midterm? i don't think one was attempted to be made. nothing seems to be changing. you didn't see a lot of enthusiasm there. >> look at how close it was though? >> what did we say? this was winnable. i know you didn't want a

molly, steve , merry christmas. happy new year. thank you both would be coming up, more of your answers from my adventures on the streets of new york . but first, secretary budha . judge love's calling out roads racist, but he's having a hard time getting americans home for the holidays. >> house transportation committee member republican nicole malliotakis says she's ready to hold mayor pete accountable. she's here next. 2020 to a heck of a year. the leak provoked the trial. >> and up until i was hitting the mark. and that's just the beginning. relive the highs and lows here, unlike any other in a special edition . who can forget? twenty , twenty two streaming new year's eve on fox nation aquarium. >> and don't miss a whole new season of who can forget streaming now. plus, sign up now and get 50% all yearly plans. >> one of my favorite supplements is qnol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation sport. unlike regular turmeric supplements, quinoa, superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric.

thank you, mollie, i agree with you.ere. >> john: we have to leave it there. good to see you, juan, mollie. >> happy holiday. >> john: same to you. >> sandra: a story across continents and back to the fight in afghanistan. an afghan soldier worked alongside u.s. troops as a special forces officer in afghanistan, now detained in a jail at the u.s.-mexico border after he tried to enter the u.s. he was arrested and charged with a federal crime. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with that. >> illustrates how tragically broken the u.s. immigration and asylum system is. he was trained by the u.s. military to be an elite special forces commando in afghanistan. on august 30, 2021, when the last u.s. plane left kabul, he went into hiding, moving from safe house to safe house, arranged by u.s. veterans. now he's in a texas prison facing deportation back to kabul. >> i wasn't special force commander with u.s. military. i come to the united states, to help me because i was with them, but

molly, a start with you.ally of results of a georgia and what it says about the power of the once-coveted trump endorsement? >> we now see this is the fourth election that trump has grown up with the republicans. here's the thing, these republicans that want to break with trump, officially break with trump? until they do that, because they're scared of alienating the base, and until they do that, they are not going to have a choice, right? they are going to have to make that painful choice and say, we are not running trump, and that they will lose ten, 15% of the base not coming along. until they make that calculus, i am not sure what any of this will do for them. >> michelle, there's a campaign official that told the washington post that trump's quiet kickoff period was all part of the plan noting we are still two years out and there will be time to do advance, time to do rallies, and the real reason that trump announced this early, hoping it could provide some sort of legal cover. a month into his campaign,

mark: welcome back here we're with the great mollie hemingway.editor in chief, how is it possible there is no childre special counsel to investigate joe biden. >> it is amazing on two fronts, you don't need anything against donald trump right now over a paperwork dispute. the special counsel the statute is to be when which is a conflict of interest between department of justice and how they investigate anyone with their own administration, it is unbelievable one has not already been appointed, bill barr said he didn't appoint one because there was now conflict when he was attorney general, he assumed as soon as democratic administration took over they would imagi immediately appoint one. many say there needs to be one. investigation of the biden family business is run out of delaware office, it is small, du does not have many resources, it is complicated, it is not just hunter biden but it is other members of the biden family. taking money from oligarchs and corrupt regimes. mark: you have, i read over 20 prosecutors investigating donald trump. o

and i agree with what mollie said about cdc and ni and fda. they reauthorize fda for five year withs no reforms and give more money to nih where fauci's deputy is about to take over for him with zero accountability and they'll say, oh, we fixed all the problems. we haven't done any accountability with the oversight and said we did that and handled it in the omni. >> republicans refuse to fight and it's frustrating as former republican member. thanks for joining me. all right, you cranen president vladamir zelensky arrived in washington dc earlier this afternoon and first stop was at the white house where after a meeting with biden, the president made clear our support is open ended. >> the united states is committed to ensuring that the brave ukrainian people can continue, continue to defend their country against russian aggressions as long as it takes. we will stay with you. we will stay with you for as long as it takes. >> sean: timing of zelensky's trip was no coincidence after already giving him billions in aid, the omnibus bill we discuss

is some molly in danger of collapsing again? well air fessor fall and being a for a tell it state is not the specific for. so my idea there are many countries. so miley, as a struggle it and went through a long way to come up or to come out of the field state that it was for a long time. and now we are in a furniture state and we're moving forward to model that you're going to get out of food. what is going on right now, but like a, that relief progress that we've made and we are going out of the head process in the coming months or so by having establish it all the political stability that transferred the power peaceful from one system from one total to another, to another, not the one time to time to re times. so these are indicated that somebody's moving out of rigidity. and i mean, to be clear that the move from fail to fragile was more about a change in language, then an actual improvement just in terms of the framework itself, just for the audience has benefit. they've simply change the language that they use or what the i

molly line in massachusetts this morning following the royal couple. molly, thank you very much.ry quickly, what's interesting to me is you got william and kate on the east coast and meghan and harry on the west coast and meghan and harry will be coming to new york but these couples are not going to meet. lauren: yeah. i don't know. should they, ashley? ashley: no. lauren: it's such a strange relationship and i was looking at the trailer that just dropped from the docuseries. ashley: oh, yeah. lauren: yeah, netflix stock is up like 2% right now. i wonder if it has anything to do with it. it seems like it's glorifies their relationship and everything they tried to do to part ways with the royal family. ashley: yeah. lauren: it felt very sweet sixteeny at the same time. ashley: yeah, exactly, lauren. thank you very much. that's our royal segment over with. still ahead, florida congressman mike waltz, brent, charles payne and the 10:00 a.m. hour of "varney & co." is next. ♪ to .. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you expe