neil. neil: thank you for that.y brave young man who spoke out about this in the middle of all of, this eyal joins us, a u-penn student, essentially saying that indiana semitism, unfortunately, is alive and not doing so well right now on college campuses ink4r50u7bding his own. what reaction did you get when you were saying that? >> first off, thank you so much for having me. the u-penn founder, ben franklin, has a quote about this very thing. never ruin an apology with an excuse. finish and president magill actually never said sorry in her apology speech that she gave on instagram. she made excuses for why she couldn't immediately condemn it. what about everything else that has happened? in my opinion, she keeps asking for one more chance and saying we need to get it right this time. and with upcoming finals, if leadership wants to teach their students by example, i think it's only fair if we adjust policies to allow students to have as many attempt it is as they want on their final exams until they think that the

neil, you're right., they haven't prioritized it because this is what they want. an open border. it places every american at harm's way. we're a county of got-aways where people are fighting. now we're addressing the give-ups here. >> neil: sheriff, you're used to this. i'm shocked when i see it. bill melugin with a smuggler behind the gate, the fence, is, you know, all but giving him the finger. happy to be videotaped and happy to be seen. he goes back to do the same for others sneaking in here and paying him a tidy sum. that is ballsy, pardon my french. >> you're right, neil. the fact that they're unobstructed. people are just walking in our country. think about it. there's hundreds and thousands of people there stuck in my county when they release them they're. they're there and there's no border patrol to address them. who is just coming in that we don't know about? 600,000 last year alone. that should be alarming like director ray says from the fbi. we're headed for a crisis in this country and amer

neil?ou know, lucas, the leaking of this divide can, they don't call it a divide, but between the vice president and the president on israel and how we react to that, who was behind it? >> reporter: it's not clear who was behind it, neil, but it's certainly apparent that in some quarters of this administration, we saw the letter from the interns, protests outside the white house from, apparently from white house staff, there's a growing movement inside the administration that more pressure needs to be put on israelif also -- israel and also from some quarters they want the president to speak more about the civilians in gaza who are being killed and not just about the israeli hostages, neil if. neil: got it. lucas tomlinson at the white house. the israeli point of view on this, tom -- prime minister netanyahu's spokesperson. very good to have you. what do you make of this pressure that's coming more often and certainly more loudly9 from the white house and now this apparent slight divide cer

>> hey, neil. general says that israeli forces are actually nearing an end to operations in the northern gaza strip, but israeli fighter jets continue pounding the south as you just mentioned. we have brand new video showing one of those air strikes. take a look at this video. you can see the smoke rise up. this is where israeli forces will be coming when they finish clearing out the northern gaza strip. what you're also seeing here is a barrage of rockets coming out of gaza fired by hamas. israel's iron dome continues to be effective not only here but across the entire country. you can see there. look at this next video. there's extensive damage in this southern city. the idf dropping leaflets and posting on x telling palestinians to move to evacuation zones and clearing out 20 city blocks. the u.s. is pressuring israel to limit the amount of civilian casualties. this is the idf going door-to-door to finish operations in the northern gaza strip. the idf hit a weapons storage facility and two tunne

neil. neil: thank you for that.ren simonetti, the impact of this, as lauren says, if it reverberates here, from investment strategists, what do you think, is that a concern? i don't see it materializing yet. >> i have good news and bad news, only 12% of customers goes through there. it shouldn't have that much impact on the u.s. right away. what i'm concerned about, neil, it's part of a bigger story i have been talking about for a long time. one thing that's not talked about is oil prices. look what oil has done the past three months, trading around 95 a barrel and now $70 a barrel. why is that? one of the reason is, u.s. oil production is at an all-time high right now and you don't hear the biden administration talking about it, obviously, it doesn't fit their left wing climate change agenda. why is u.s. oil production at a high. now it's a national security threat to rely on other countries, what it's telling geopoliticals, what's happening in the red sea, russia, china, taiwan, geopolitical tensions. that's going

i'm neil cavuto. let's get to it to peter doocy at the white house where tensions are getting higher now between our serves and israel if you're to believe the revelations including within the walls of the white house itself. hi, peter. >> yes, that is because white house officials would like to see this conflict end at some point, but they don't want to tell israel that they have to stop going after hamas. white house officials all the way up to the president know that israel right now is in a position where they risk losing international support for their cause. so we're hearing from the national security adviser in israel and who has been there a couple days, jake sullivan. he says the advice people here will give to netanyahu and the war cabinet is going to remain private. >> we're not kind of engaging in a hypothetical conversation about what could come. we're laying out what we believe is the best course forward. we're doing that behind closed doors because we think that's the best way to achiev

neil? neil: look forward to that.r griffin, hardest working person in the business on all of that. [laughter] >>> in the meantime, i did have a chance to catch up with the pentagon spokesman, general pat ryder, on exactly how we respond to these nonstop iranian attacks on our forces. take a look. >> when it comes to these iranian proxies and it comes to these attacks in places like iraq and syria, i don't want to minimize the danger that those present. but most of those attacks have been largely unsuccessful whereas our strikes are always on target, and they're always going to hit the intended target, and if it's going to diminish irgc and iranian proxy capability in the region. so -- neil: but it doesn't, right? i mean no disrespect, sir, but if it did, then iran would stop this, and these iranian proxies actually would cycle back, but they're not. >> yeah. well, look, again, this is not the first time these groups have conducted these kinds of attacks. clearly, it's an effort to try to exploit the situation. neil: a

if. >> reporter: thanks, neil. neil: all right. c.b.guardia where it looks busy, but i think there's -- [inaudible] i don't know with. think there is. go to rick reichmuth, he's in great shape, i don't think he necessarily seeks out bakery products and all that -- [laughter] but he does advise people when it comes to the weather and what they might be looking into or try to store away from. what's the latest on that front? rick: i yee with you, c.b.'s such a great get for fox. neil: absolutely. rick: i tell you what, weather wise we have one big tomorrow that's going to cause problems, but when you look at these temperatures, this storm is for the most part happening with rain. and that means impacts are going to be lower. 45 degrees in chicago today, going up to 50. we do have this storm the across parts of the central plain, kind of the precursor to the main event, this storm that's out here across the four corp. canners. two days ago it brought flooding across southern california, towards arizona. now it's pulling off farther toward

neil: good seeing you, my friend. >> thanks, neil.neil: in the meantime, i hate to burst your shopping bubble, if you're along the east coast on sunday, you're going be in in nasty weather, 50 mile per hour winds or more, doesn't stop a lot of people, but it could. wanted to give you a heads-up after this. holiday shopping got easier on affordable décor and more. you know you can get these all at once, right dad? the holidays got sweeter with same-day delivery. you got this. we got you. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. >> all right. i don't want to disrupt your shopping plans, but we're in for nasty weather, a good chunk of the country is. >> it's going to be rowdy across the mid mississippi and tennessee valley, about 30 million in the threat zone for the storms that are going to fire up through the afternoon. it brings d

back to you, neil. >> neil: all right. thank you, kelly.eantime, what do you think they're calling tomorrow for shopping? i should have thought of this myself. it's super saturday. good thing we're live tomorrow morning. i digress. we have dana marie mcnichol at the mall there in florida. super saturday is on for tomorrow. >> yeah, feels like super saturday already. super friday we'll call it. the joint holiday in terms of shopping. extremely busy. stores opened early. the people walking around me. there's no shortage of customers. retailers are really excited because record amount of money is being spent this holiday season. >> definitely expect to see tons of people here, very similar to what one would expect on black friday. it great that it falls on that weekend where christmas hits on a monday. so you have the entire weekend to shop. >> the national retail federation says shoppers on average expect to spend $875 on gifts, holiday decorations and food this year. clothing and gift cards at the top of the most popular item list. shoppers

neil: i do see that.but this is all very good advice and best of luck for the beautiful child. i am sure she will be raised financially. >> i talk about all this in my new book to help students, you can give this to your kids and go you don't have to be broke. mom and dad will take care of you, you got to figure out how to do it for yourself. neil: a different version of tough love. thank you so much. have a merry christmas. something that just went down in the tri-state area, this was storming through newark's pen station. to get to new york city, was later, i think they caught them. everything is fine. do we know? no idea. thank you for that. charlie gasparino is happy to hear the rules are back. charles: on mine tonight. neil: this blue me away. charles: there is a transition to the markets. neil: i see what you did, a bullish tone to these markets. charles: i was out here and dan ives, richly, a broker. neil: you hang out with rich people. a little defensive about it. charles: the exuberance. it might

neil? >> neil: you seemed very at home near the bar.porting, young man. >> first round on me. >> neil: there we go. great job. meantime here, there's this pursuit of trying to find an alternative to what could be the inevitable for the main event, the election where you'll likely have joe biden versus donald trump. there's been a push afoot right now to say maybe a no labels candidate, a third-party candidate, an alternative to those guys. i caught up with jim messina, the former campaign manager for barack obama. he said it a waste of time. take a look. this group finding maybe an alternative to the established parties. you're saying in the end that it's really just pushing the lie that will help elect trump. what did you mean by that? >> any sort of pretension that any third party has any chance here is complete b.s. so the question is who do they take votes away from. in states like arizona, which joe biden won by 11,000 votes, georgia, a little bit around the same number, we just cannot have a third-party candidate taking away votes

neil: started with we.ted to buy totally in 2,020 when trump was putting pressure the first time they backed off because they didn't want to sell totally. to bring oracle in. neil: the next administration. >> does he want to beat up on tiktok, grandkids screaming at him. neil: ever been in the dancing videos? charles: no but for that story. neil: fans to you on that. good to see you. have a merry christmas. charles: i like the jacket. neil: kevin hassett with us. i was thinking of kevin. it might be something similar. taking that leap, your own views on tiktok, do you think there would they and effort in a trump administration and should there be to police this thing, shutting it down? how would you feel? >> if you serve in the trump administration you have to wait and see what the president says about stuff, this is what he's going to do. happy to hear your opinions. not sure how it correlates, the chinese are potentially, and incredibly successful platform. feels like what needs to happen, it has us owner

neil? >> neil: thanks, rich.to go to the governor of new hampshire, chris sununu on these fast-moving developments. governor, good to have you back. nikki haley depending on where you are and what poll you look at is definitely surging in your state. she's making some inroads in iowa. she's still trails the former. by quite a bit. depending on what you look at, not necessarily quite a bit in your state. but a lot of people are tracing that back to your endorsements. whats going on? >> well, look, i don't care what poll you look at. she's surging. it's real. there's a lot of momentum here. again, it's not just here in new hampshire, but now she's potentially second place in a couple polls in iowa. that's it. i've said this is a raise between donald trump and nikki haley. she's making a case. it's real. it's genuine. it's not just a candidate with a campaign. people see this as a movement to kind of make sure that the republican party is moving forward, making sure that we're galvanizing the country with someone th

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neil? >> neil: thanks, aishah.shah hasnie on capitol hill to brandon judd, the national border patrol council president. brandon, to say it's out of control is an understatement. when we get together to chat. 10,000 over 24 hours period, that is scary. >> yeah, what is really frustrating to every one of us is december is normally the slowest month of the entire year. yet it is geared up to be the busiest month that we've had on history. right now we're on pace to apprehend the border patrol alone, not cbp as a whole. the border patrol alone is on pace to apprehend around 240,000 illegals. doesn't count the criminals and the fentanyl and the got-aways, the coke, methamphetamine. we're on pace for an all-time record. >> neil: just do the math, brandon. you talk about let's say 10,000 getting in here and 5,000 that get away. you can do the math and relay it back home with your friends and family members. you have the 50% shot at succeeding. >> yeah, that's why so many people are coming. they recognize that we're rewar

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neil. night has fallen, but there's no letup in fighting with the temporary cease-fire between israel in gaza over. and is hour since she last spoke we've seen and heard israeli artillery, israeli tanks and naval ships off the coast blasting gaza and we've been hearing a lot of ground fire coming from the gaza strip. israeli military spokesperson backing up what we've been witnessing, saying, i'm quoting here, israeli forces are encountering hamas fighters in northern gaza and they claimed to have found piles of hamas rockets stacked underneath u.n. relief boxes in one building they encountered. we can't confirm that, but we've seen barrages of rockets fired from gaza most knocked down by israeli defenses. the israel rile air force they've been busy up and down the gaza strip, and believed along with the people crowded in there, the hamas leadership has found a new hideout. all of this contributing to the humanitarian crisis in gaza and they say some relief trucks have made it in today. if

neil: what is it like?s, customers see it, it's a distraction. >> right now, a lot of people are coming to see the nutcracker etc. . that is keeping the restaurant business going. one of my guys forgot their keys. and across w. 70th st. the city was dead. and no 1 on the street. locals roll up the street 9:00 or 10:00. i saw one man walking his dog which is unusual. neil: is a crime, we don't know what is going on? >> i think it is a crime fear. when i was out last night, the kids from the shelter were playing on the street with no jackets. they are not prepared. not only that but they let the refugees, they are not prepared for this. they thought they were going to stay in new york city hotels and life was going to be wonderful. instead they are staying in tents on roosevelt field, ben franklin field in brooklyn. the other night when we had the bad rainstorm, must have made it uncomfortable. neil: other things happening in the city, pro-palestinian protests and all of that, you have a city where people don

all we have is parent confirmation that there are multiple victims, neil. >> neil: thank you for that. back to ted williams. ted, maybe you can help with this, because perusing social media sites on part the unlv and las vegas police, they are apparently telling anyone on campus to continue sheltering in place and repeating again this is an active investigation. if the shooter has been taken down and immediate danger is gone, why would they do that? >> well, it is questionable whether the immediate danger has been resolved. we know this shooter is down. what they are doing is methodically going from building to building to try to determine if there are other victims in the buildings. you spoke earlier about the virginia tech shooting many years ago and neil, i was there on virginia tech campus and covered that shooting for fox and i can tell you that they found victims in other buildings, other than the building where the initial shooting was alleged to have taken place. this is just law enforcement acting out of abundance of caution. there is still confusion as to what they have. the

neil? >> you're always pleasant. you got that pat down. so our fox weather meetologist joins us. steve, this storm ain't done, is it? >> no, it's got a punch here, neil and impacting boston logan international. as you talked with bryan llenas in new york. notice this cancellations over 205 and disrupted flights continue. it's because of how massive this system is. this is a 12-hour loop showing you how fast. a major wind event where we've had hurricane force winds right now, flash flood warnings taking hold. the northeast draped in green, yellow and orange. it's very warm. heavy rain. stiff wind in nantucket. outside boston, 30, 40 miles per hour winds. go to blue hill observation in mass. they got 90 miles per hour winds. hudson, new hampshire, 76 miles an hour winds. that led to widespread out singles. massachusetts, 250,000 without power. maine, over 380. it will continue for the new england region. notice the back side of this system, finally getting the winter aspect. lake-effect snow

neil: you have to be aware of good news or bad news. neil: thank you both.to go to milwaukee, wisconsin, the president, and garrett tenney has more on that. >> reporter: the president just arrived in milwaukee and was asked about the colorado supreme court after willing to keep donald trump off the ballot and president biden said he wasn't going to comment on it and followed it up saying it is clear the former president supported and insurrection. listen to that. >> president biden: it is self evident. no question about it. he is doubling down. >> reporter: president biden is working on his reelection on a trip to wisconsin to convince voters, specifically black voters that he has done good for thing since taking office at his policies namely bidenomics is working on making our lives better. the argument hasn't done much to sway voters, two thirds of voters said they disapprove of president biden's handling of the economy of nearly half that his economic policies hurt them, 14% said they have been helped by those policies. the president isn't doing much bett

neil: was like seeing elvis. jackie heinrich at the white house, something we are expecting from the president to the get aid to ukraine, a devil of a time, jackie has a lot more. jackie: and unscheduled marks. and a fundraiser in massachusetts, the president said democracy would be on the ballot if trump were to win a second term, close to win a second term, he also called trump's presidency his motivation for running in 2,020. this remark was the first indication biden's 2,024 candidacy could be in question based on the republican field. of trump wasn't running, not sure i would be running but we cannot let him win for the sake of the country. that got a lot of reaction including from donald trump at a fox news town hall with sean hannity. >> he said this. if trump wasn't running, i am not sure i would be running, he said at a campaign event today. how do you react to that? >> i think somebody gave him a talking point they thought might sound good. >> reporter: someone likely told the president's that line was

neil: that is very well put.lk to each other, something that seems alien a lot of places. maybe you can plant the seed. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. neil: the other ai players are racing along and that is helping a lot of tech stocks. after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ neil: look what is going on with oil prices. they dipped under $70 a barrel. opec countries trying to push it up. jackie deangelis talking ai. brian: hello, everyone. i'm brian brenberg.

neil: all right. now, the typical, in the past, sean, has been that the teamsters would support the democratic nominee whoever that is. so, is that not a given? joe biden not a given? >> president biden has done a great job for working people as far as fixing pensions, he did a lot of great work for unions and this is not a-- this is not a coup against president biden, this is actually doing what we're supposed to be doing on behalf of our members, drilling down and seeing who is going to be the best candidate for our members. we have an obligation to do due diligence and recommend and make the best decision. we're not suggesting because you have a d, an r, an i, and we've endorsed republican presidents in the past. look, i think there's a lot of discontent on capitol hill. i think there's a lot of lost focus who built this middle class in this country, and i think we need to refocus and reclaim the person who is going to actually do what's right by workers and do what's right by the american public.

neil: just took the money. great seeing you again, james langford of the beautiful state of oklahoma. he is the real deal. i'm also following history at the house of representatives, for the sixth time in american history a congressman has been expelled. >> reporter: this is the first time they expelled a member of congress since they expelled the democrat from ohio in 2002. it takes two thirds, the bar is very high. this was a wide bipartisan coalition of democrats, they would take due process, the total today. >> the yeas at 311, the names are 114, with two reported as present. two thirds voting in the affirmative, the resolution is adopted and a motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> george santos was kicked out immediately, there is no process here, he would no longer be a member of congress but there was concern about kicking out somebody who was never convicted of a crime. they said it creates a bad precedent. the republican from staten island was asked the question a couple months ago and it set

neil: but it doesn't end their. i am neil cavuto. let's go to the call for, you guessed it, investigations, how far this anti-semitism has spread. brian: there is mounting pressure for ivy league university presidents to resign. jewish students hired a plane to fly over harvard with a banner reading harvard hates jews with the palestinian flag, the university penciling and trucks drove around with billboards demanding the firing of president liz mcgill who faces the most intense pressure to redesign following her congressional testimony. they are calling on her to step down, quote, immediately, writing a letter, quote, the leadership of the university does not share the values of our board nor does it understand the urgency to address the safety of students on campus. mega donor ross stevens says it is a stance to anti-semitism. he's calling on mcgill to resign withdrawing his $100 million donation. harvard university president claudine gaye apologized to the harvard clemson newspaper by saying she is sorry and words matter, calling

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neil: listen mr.rad and among others in oxford road scholar. >> i'd be remiss if i didn't mention the controversy with harvard and the other schools and anti-semitism in the charges of that, what you make of harvard standing by the president right now. >> i think that we have all started to get into the engagement cycle i think clogging gay has really heard the message and will end up being pretty good i had lunch with my great students yesterday who were here in new york and we talked about what can we do to make sure the two lane campus is safe, i think it has to be done campus by campus where students feel they're not threatened especially huge anti-semitic rhetoric just as you would not want them threatened by races. >> would you think given it to harvard as a result of this? >> no i think harvard is an institution that goes through change and storm fernando believer of institutions. >> i do think it's going to storm and i do think when ben franklin almost went there and he made fun of it i think

neil? >> neil: thanks for all of that. so where does this stand right now? remember, aid for certainly ukraine and israel to a lesser extent hangs in the balance. senator langford from oklahoma kind enough to join us. senator, how does it look on your end? >> it's busy. we're waiting on the white house. we've had long pauses of engagement from them. the focus is straightforward. we have almost 10,000 people a day. we can't have that number released in the country. we can't process these folks. we have this overwhelming number of people asking for asylum that everyone knows that don't qualify. so they're gaming the system in this. we have to fix that. >> the administration says it's open to addressing the security at the border. just not lumped in with this aid for ukraine and certainly for israel. what do you say to that? >> so the administration said over and over again, we're willing to do it but they never do. they asked us to do a proposal on spending for israel, ukraine, for taiwan and for border spending. we say we understand there's a crisis at the bo

neil: now? it was days ago this happened? >> not yet. neil: are you surprised? and disappointed. it's a violation of our collective bargaining agreement. it's a real issue for us. we think we have avenues to make sure we secure the promises that have been made. neil: mentioned not long ago that we are concerned about a foreign company owning u.s. steel. a lot of other people go back and remember the iconic nature of u.s. steel made its iconic role in american history particularly in rebuilding our defenses after the japanese attacked pearl harbor. that was then, you said it was a long time ago, but still, it raises questions about timing. one of the things i often hear, don't know if you have heard the same, at least it is not china. it is a friend. what do you make of that? >> we think trade is a good thing. our facilities are the most productive facilities, we will talk to anybody on any playing field. we have dozens of duties against japan. some of those products are illegally traded, subsidized the products within the country or selling below market price. t

i am neil cavuto and this is your world.ot of confusion in the middle east right now particularly over a possible which is absolutely stopped. it's not going to be brought back. the indications are from israel it has no desire to bring that pause back. where in this holding pattern with these hostages and particularly their families wondering what happens to make the way more. >> idf operations continue in gaza tonight and it has been a busy day of fighting across the country. multiple countries. gaza, as well as israel and then here on the northern front in lebanon we have seen some fighting as well. the idf has hit to hundred terrorist targets within gaza. hamas terrorists have launched targets at southern and central israel. including missile at tel aviv that were intercepted by the iron dome. that's what we saw here on the northern front when hezbollah terrorist wants to rockets across the border. we caught it on video. take a look at this. >> for about an hour after this we heard outgoing artillery going into israel. lo

neil: thank you for that. it looks like the more moderate republicans might go along with this inquiry vote and say yes. even though five in new york that are democratic districts are redistricting in new york after a court appeal and back and forth but it is a risky vote for them. it is only an inquiry. would it be that risky for them whether they did or didn't? >> not terribly. under the nancy pelosi standard that she established with the first impeachment of donald trump the house doesn't actually have to formalize this inquiry. they are choosing to revert to those historical norms of having the house -- according to polling that came out two days ago americans are broadly in favor of opening up the inquiry, not the actual impeachment but the inquiry has net positive four points, in terms of independence only margin of 6 points, 43% of independents, 37% of independence in support of it. under all this is president biden is historically unpopular. there may not be able address or the watergate break-in in te

neil: so much could happen. going to be wild and i want to break every story and crush the competition. julie: always do. charlie gasparino. okay. charlie gasparino, the best of the best. new york congressman, i want to pursue what charlie was getting into, the notion that the biden folks far from avoiding the impeachment story are trying to raise money off of it because they think it is going to rally the base. do you think your colleagues, your self, didn't anticipate that? >> any time the president is under investigation they are going to use it to fund raise. that is just a reality of politics, but i think the investigations that have been underway for 11 months have produced enough information that warranted the impeachment inquiry. the white house took the pose-ish and that they did not need to comply with subpoenas so the impeachment inquiry will allow these committees to enforce those subpoenas in court. you had $24 million transfer hands from chinese, russian, romanian and ukrainian businesses and oliga

neil: that has worked for them in the past. if you look at the statistics the white house does have a point but unfortunately a huge gap between the two statistics and believe them or feel them, that is a trouble i also think it's a problem every time you're telling people that are kind of imagining it. >> that's exactly right reminds me a little bit with the first bush reelection which he lost to bill clinton when he kept try to make the case that things were going to get better. certainly the white house is making a case number c inflation is a little bit, if people don't buy it they don't buy it and you cannot shove it down the throat. neil: i want to switch gears and talk about republicans, we can have chris christie in a little bit were getting word that doug burgum has suspended his campaign following the likes of tim scott also ended the campaign, fewer and fewer and growing pressure on those still in, chris christie included. with not a single person has yet to vote. it is weird. it is but we get to see the calls grow c

neil: wouldn't have made a difference on the stand in open court?hink so, for one thing you know this judge has already rendered a decision even before the trial began that the trump organization had been engaged in fraudulent practices in the president has taken the stand in this case already and answered questions from the attorney general's office for hours on the stand. today if you testified it would've been a more friendly questioning from his own lawyers but i think his team looked at the record and said he made his testimony and got all the information it evident that he wants to in the record already and there's not much to be served by putting them back up there again. neil: were separately learning that i don't want to hit you roadside but jack smith is asking the supreme court to consider donald trump's immunity claim and the 2020 election case and i'm wondering where that goes it seems like things are added or because the president's behavior or what he's been claiming it compels him to make these type of recommendations all the way to

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. let's get right to capitol hill were both sides are digging in and no solution. >> we don't have a solution at this hour and we likely won't it the next couple of days but i am told republican negotiator on the senate side of senator lankford has now spoken with democrats negotiator senator chris murphy. they are both swapping papers. langford has handed over a new offer to look at and they are going to talk over the weekend. bottom-line negotiations are on and they are talking and that is a good sign after what we saw happened yesterday. neither side is willing to say publicly what the impasse is right now, what the issue is but one of top issues that is rising to the top is a silo meant releasing tens of thousands of people into the country, waiting for their court date. it is a huge problem for republicans. >> we are trying to keep people from applying for asylum. going back to the first term of the obama administration about 21,000 people per year requested asylum, now that same n

big changes underway. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> neil: welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and thank you for joining usis friday. >> the key point, david weiss is talking about hunter biden having plenty of money to pay taxes and he chose not to do that. and that does not matter to the federal government, it reads in part between 2016 and oct october 15, the defendant spent money on drugs, girlfriends, luxury hotels, rental properties and other items of a personal nature, everything but his taxes including atm withdrawals, 600,000 plus and on closing, 309,000 on tuition education, beauty products come at 237 and 236, miscellaneous retail purchases, and then 188,000 on adult entertainment, 42,000 plus on home improvement and 24,000 on entertainment and then 23,000 on sports and recreation. they say if his last name was anything other than joe biden, the charges would not have been brought. after five years of investigating, two years after hunter paid his taxes in full, they have piled on new charges when they agree just months ago to resolve this with a pair of misdemeanors. these are in addition to th

at the time the, the local forest were more widespread and neil looked at the time. and the climate was relatively mild. thanks to the influence of the gulf stream. the conditions were ideal for growing crops and raising live stock. and they were also plentiful supplies of fish during the nearly 6 the 5 years is that all we had to kind of predominance amongst many of the areas. find what we'll find is that there's material in drawing to break from right the way across 1st of but equally most of the ideas would seem to dominate the tree. history of britain seem to have originated in the all new islands. the was the stone circle of orkney, a model for similar structures throughout britain. the meanwhile, archaeologists have been able to precisely determine neil looks like migration patterns all they need to carry out a comprehensive analysis or a few bones ortiz, the contain traces of dna. the . this is the same method that prove that central europeans were defended from the people of anatolia. the researchers also came up with another surprising discovery united slide

all of a sudden our neil this eric is a 1000 years older than the people that's ruling us. you know? so this is, this is old, so this is what i mean about the political effect to the, the, these structures come to play the but why did people build these structures? the we humans, once a comes to life, we want not to be hungry enough to be 6. and the way to do it was to make sure that the gods with was smiling up on you. and one way to make the gods mine upon you most have been monuments and there on this is what the site looks like without the canopy. we can now we construct how the temple might have looked in its original form. but we can only speculate about its actual purpose. and what sorts of rituals might have been carried out there who was allowed to enter the inner sanctum and who was not. there is a clear division between the inside space and the outdoor space. the temple is built covered over it is the rhythm of the priest, the priest. this is the old site, is open to the elements and the rhythm of the common people. this vision is clearly thoughts of, in the desi

sometimes neil liquid people's built wraps to make this possible. the large stone slabs like these can way up to 130 tons. it took huge teams of workers to move these objects even just a few centimeters. you could imagine the amount of work that was required to place a huge capstone on top of the vertical pillars. these projects required an enormous amount of planning and organization. so why did people build these structures? you can have it as a step. i think they wanted to create something that was truly monumental. can eva most of the structures? what built at grace sites? it wasn't enough to simply bury the deceased. people wanted to put up some sort of memorial lights of generations have no idea that it was a burial site, but the strong to did last for centuries, subscribing to needing some disabilities for the easiest types of all the, the 1st neo elliptic farming peoples continue to migrate across europe, some even made their way to northern scotland, probably by seeing the finesse of broad gar is a major archaeological site in the orkney is

the number of neil. if it twos can also be found on the northern german mainland and in denmark, archaeologists continued to excavate and analyze some of these sites. the these large stone tombs were often used for centuries, the teeth and megan it's clay about as well. and these negative shoes give people a sense of identity impacted. the local residents perform their rituals that i could visit and help them to reaffirm their existence in is in. so these sites really did help shape society. at that time. in the atlanta food, he mentioned the some of the burial practices can tell us a lot about a given society and its people. the we got, let's say, by the income they make it look at the people's use common burial site to see might be that. but this little evidence of individual grades i need see, it says though that he ceased lost their identity. during the early meal list of periods, the focus was on the community, not the individual. those who could contribute substantially to the community were held i

more power to you in endeavour , neil. uh, in that endeavour, neil.ord on prince harry. he's uh, been declared. he's been judged to have been a victim of phone hacking by mirror newspaper papers. he's received an award of £140,000 in damages . is the of £140,000 in damages. is the news of the world was shut down after they were exposed as hacking phones? should the mirror be closed down to? >> well, i'm not remotely surprised that that this decision has gone in prince harry's favour. can there be anybody who really thought about it, who thought that the mirror weren't him? of course weren't hacking him? of course they uh neil and i were they were. uh neil and i were they were. uh neil and i were the beneficiaries of the nice little you very little check. thank you very much that news of much. from, uh, all that news of the world business. uh, when was it? about 20 years. 15 years ago or something. so i mean, if they were hacking us, you're sure as damn harry damn they were hacking. harry should be down? should they be closed down? well, frankly , why

more power to you in endeavour , neil. uh, in that endeavour, neil.ord on prince harry. he's uh, been declared. he's been judged to have been a victim of phone hacking by mirror newspaper papers. he's received an award of £140,000 in damages . is the of £140,000 in damages. is the news of the world was shut down after they were exposed as hacking phones? should the mirror be closed down to? >> well, i'm not remotely surprised that that this decision has gone in prince harry's favour. can there be anybody who really thought about it, who thought that the mirror weren't him? of course weren't hacking him? of course they uh neil and i were they were. uh neil and i were they were. uh neil and i were the beneficiaries of the nice little you very little check. thank you very much that news of much. from, uh, all that news of the world business. uh, when was it? about 20 years. 15 years ago or something. so i mean, if they were hacking us, you're sure as damn harry damn they were hacking. harry should be down? should they be closed down? well, frankly , why

the wide, neil mythic artisans choose these particular subjects. the, there are a number of things out there, including the, the worship of nature, the worship of facility. the idea of a month ago, this comes from the discovery of a number of stuff choose which i believe the present effort tied woman. and the idea coming from one's mother had the mother of the mother about the origin and mother's mother this these images indicate that women in neil is sick society, enjoyed special status. the default is boost in the school because women represent, you know, certainly fertility. but also strength and political power on this has been this image would change nature of course, but it was stable for at least a few millennia. in neolithic times, it was an age with gender equality was the norm intimate and didn't dominate women among default boys to me until the neolithic people's also developed an interest in acquiring personal property. the new elliptical on demand during the new list of period people began to define themselves by the material goods. if

. >> thanks, neil. our top stories tonight, fresh weather warnings for snow and ice are in force until midday tomorrow for many parts of the uk, forecast as, say, temperatures could drop to minus 12 in parts of scotland. the met office has also issued an amber warning for cumbria , an amber warning for cumbria, saying some areas could see up to 15cm of snow. meteorologist jon hammond says the cold temperatures won't last that long, though the focus of the cold shifting northwards, something a bit milder, trying to push in from the south. >> then the cold air sweeps back south again later on monday into tuesday. so we're not waving goodbye to this cold spell just yet. i think through the middle of potentially further of the week, potentially further severe frosts . and then later on severe frosts. and then later on this week into next weekend, a complete transformation. it's going to turn mild, wet, windy, soggy and horrible . soggy and horrible. >> a british soldier killed in kenya was just days from fi