neil? neil hello interesting stuff, alexis.o go to bill bill daley, former fbi agent and great read of these things. what do you make of the fact that no association to united health care, neither he or his mom? now, telephoning, it could have been -- of course, it could have been targeted because united health care is the large nest that arena and made a good target, but your sense of things. >> well, neil, as a former fbi investigator, i can just tell you there's a couple of things here that jump out at me. one is we still have a number of dangling participant sippings, if i can borrow a grammar term. we don't know how he got the weapon, are in any people he spoke with regarding his plans, was there any kind of what we call in the behavioral science area kind of leakage? what were the indications, if there were any, that were missed. what i really tell you right now, neil, we don't know what was the precipitating event or issue that moved him from being this kind of well-accomplished, man of privilege, ivy league-educated per

neil? >> neil: garrett, thank you very much. learning more details right now on luigi mangione. we know he's formally been indicted in the killing of that unitedhealthcare ceo. alexis mcadams has more. alexis? >> the d.a. in manhattan charging luigi mangione with three counts of murder. i'll tell you why it's three counts coming up after the break. .. —left over? —yeah. oh, absolutely. (inner monologue) my kids don't know what they want. you know who knows what she wants? me! i want a massage, in amalfi, from someone named giancarlo. and i didn't live in that shoebox for years. not just— with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so you don't have to worry. i guess i'll get the caviar... just kidding. join 18 million americans and take control of your financial future with a real time dashboard and real live conversations. empower. what's next. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ >> neil: robert f. kennedy's turn to meet with senators. how's th

back to you, neil. >> neil: thank you for that.er duce at the whitehouse and how they are handling this. no one has straight answers, right, peter? >> neil, when you think of something like this, and the whitehouse's involvement, you think of an adviser going in and grabbing the president and taking him to a subterrainian room and saying that they know what is going on but can't talk about it publicly. but nothing is helping with the blinking lights. >> we are still investigating this. i can't tell you definitively what these sightings are. i can go back to what we said at the opening. we have looked at the imagery, we can't corroborated the reported sightings. but that doesn't mean that we are putting our pen down here this afternoon and calling it a day. we are going to keep at that. we are continuing to investigate it. >> reporter: the most recent statement that we have from federal authorities, the fbi and dhs is this, we take seriously the threat by unmanned systems. so other agencies are continuing to support new jersey and i

neil: you are leveraging santa. santa would be disgusted in the behavior amazon has been engaging in over the last several years, they don't respect their workers or who maximum the success they are. neil: i understand these differences, the highest retail workers in the country. some of these fees, going back to the timing of this and a lot of amazon customers, it is christmas and a good many americans will see their presence deal laid if they are presents get there at all. >> they can divert them to accompany, it is unfortunate. neil: they have six days to do that. >> 365 days a year getting abused by amazon. we have to set an example. neil: was going on that they are getting abused? they are getting beaten? >> they are getting beaten on the job. they have the most violations if you do the fact check, not getting paid accordingly, getting paid through a scam. they are not being paid a livable wage, minimal benefits and it is a disgrace that shouldn't be allowed to happen. this company is worth $2 trillion. lauren:

neil: all right.hat's the hope anyway and that guest is referring to the fact there were no drones flying around on thanksgiving day. a number of you reached us via e-mail. and some very nice e-mails, nice tie, and everything, but others saying this guy is nuts, there have been drones on thanksgiving. and it's a jump ball, you're open to say that, i can't say one way or the other. joining us is a new jersey state senator watching closely. he's not getting answers and he's not happy about that. senator, do you know offhand whether there were drones sighted in new jersey or elsewhere on thanksgiving day? >> well, does it really matter? the other night, i saw three of them. i saw one hovering couldn't have been more than 1200 feet almost directly above me. so they are there. don't believe when the government doesn't tell you don't believe what you see. neil: what worries about me the government wants to calm me down. i was calm before they were constantly calming me down. there's nothing to worry about.

neil? >> neil: you know it's amazing, watching those guys, i don't know if it's a job requirement but you're always chasing after people and there's a lot of physical activity. >> i got some new sneakers on. if you want to opinion down. i come adjust for this occasion. we can't look cute. we have to be sporty. >> neil: i tell my viewers the same thing. there's a lot more than cuteness here. the energy you have to do that. i would fail completely. go ahead. i can't follow it. great job. thank you. >> you are the best at everything. >> neil: of that that we've been following today, bitcoin, remember when it sunk below thousand dollars a coin? that was about $100,000 ago. briefly today the cyber sensation getting to the future. donald trump is a big fan. overseeing the agency, bryan llenas has the details. it's all about this cryptocurrency, isn't it? >> it really is. pub key is the self-described americas only bitcoin bar, you can buy burgers and boos using bitcoin if you like. a great place

neil: very thorough. of a managing director, chief of boston police, wasn't working with anyone, he says. do you believe that? >> to be determined. that was a read after he was killed by somebody if he intended to go after other targets. we will figure that out for sure but that is a statement for now. neil: some water with a grain of salt, they put out there motive but often people are surprised when they realize he was high school valedictorian, did a lot of dumb things along the way. what do you make of that? >> he went on to a pathway to violence. good college and universities to want to engage in homicide, something went wrong the. the investigators go back and look at what might have changed it in his life that put him on his path. we saw the quotation of him idolizing kaczynski, another brilliant individual who started targeting corporate america for whatever reason and went down a path that led to deaths and injuries. an opportunity to intervene, was there an opportunity, doesn't look like there w

if neil?: just to put a button on this, rich, hegseth can't afford to lose more than four republican votes, assuming all dem craps -- democrats vote against him. that's hardly a given, but that's the math, right? >> yeah, that's the math, neil. republicans are going to have 53 senators, they can lose three of those senators and then vice president j.d. vance can break that tie. it's got to get to at least 50, so that that's right. once he loses a fourth, it's game other for confirmation. neil: thank you for that, rich edson in west palm beach. i want to take you to congressman pat fallon. he's one of the lawmakers who met with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy who are going to have a key part in, they hope, upending trillions of dollars worth of government spending. congressman, always good to have you. what are your thoughts on these two, you know, pretty rich guys, they're not cabinet-level positions, but they will have enormous sway on this issue of government spending. what do you think about

neil: not considering it.a back channel, they do have a back channel of dialogue that goes on, larry fink was talking to trump. charles: both sides could be pragmatic, transactional. charles: didn't see the numbers. julie: google guys want to make nice, jeff baeza's next week, what do you make of that? charles: he really went after jeff bezos, all about amazon, cloud computing, defense contracts, he was mad at them about the washington post, being in his view very anti-trump, the washington post trying to move dramatically to the center as a news organization. it didn't endorse anybody. that's what you've got. i think -- you go woke you go broke. if you're cooking good food no one wants no one will eat at your restaurant and that is what media is doing, cooking get narratives most people think are absurd that this country is racist and we are bad guys, israel is evil and people want balance. neil: to add a little drama, you probably heard that donald trump wants to invite xi jinping to his inauguration. i don'

neil: thank you very much.ges we are getting of this assailant. >> all criminals make mistakes, he let his guard down and to enact facial recognition, he made the mistake. the copy used in starbucks coupled with a cell phone that was captured in the vicinity of the area. it is just a matter of time before he's taken into custody. neil: the cell phone, you can't trace it but what do you look for on something like that? >> with the cell phone, what is important is the dna and forensics for the cell phone. he handed the cell phone, fingerprints will be there. look at verse shell casings. people load bullets into their firearms, it is a surreptitious method but it appears he is wearing gloves when he discharged his firearms. when he discharge the shot with law enforcement to make that assessment and once again he blinked and it is a matter of time before we are able to take him into custody. neil: deny, depose, and defend were carved into the shell casings at the scene, this goes back to a book about the insurance

neil. neil: all right.e bennett following those benefits and curt lippow, the u.s.s. cole commander. and how they're reacting to donald trump, after ronald reagan, with jimmy carter wondering what kind of leader he would be. and hostages were released on inauguration day. and do you think, and i raised this with the congressman, that donald trump is playing the same script, there will be hell to pay, if you don't release the hostages before i come to power. what do you make of that? >> i actually think when it comes to president-elect trump, he has learned a lot from his previous administration and then being out of office for four years. what you are seeing now is really an exercise in leadership because what he is doing is giving clearly defined goals and expectations to the world on what the united states is going to do and what we expect other nations to do in order to have a more stable and less violent world. and we're seeing that with hamas. we're seeing that with how he tends to deal with russia and

neil: i appreciate it. freedom capital market chief global strategist, this has been an odd time in the markets whether we had bitcoin at one hundred thousand dollars a coin, the dow at 45,000, s&p 6,000. what's the deal? >> it is a ball market. and what sector is leaving? the seven stocks, to me -- lauren: 1 see them doing that? >> three stocks leading the way this time, technology communication, these were the leaders in 2020 for ray, we are coming back to it. it is starting to weaken a little bit. has me concerned but after this. the breadth we are seeing. >> put it in perspective, what is not giving it back? the indices, to me, there's a little concern and before we came on. but the 500 will always be there. we continue to see earnings growth and i think this theme for next year talking about ask, how do they put that expenditure to use, salesforce gave us a peek, let's see what these other companies do wednesday deploy that ai, apple, they are slowly rolling out apple intelligence and that's the harbin

here is neil. neil: a few were to purchase those items it is almost $15,000.t has never been higher. that's the best i've got. never been higher. there you go. i would like to add a little context. thank you very much. a lot of people are saying really? the inflationary spiraling, $50,000 for all those items. when i started, do you know what it was for all those items, $11,000, that's your democratic republican president, going back to fox news's earliest days. the slide in the dow, entering the ninth day in this, you have to go back to october 1974 to see a streak like that, gerald ford was president for a couple months, he had pardoned richard nixon a few weeks earlier, we were in a spiral of inflation that seemed out of control and things were not getting better. that was then, this is now. some of that fall off would telegraph different times to come. we weren't enjoying a rally like we were enjoying, that was not extending to everybody, bath nasdaq and s&p are doing fine, the nasdaq, not so in video, that has fallen deeper into correction territory, decli

you are the best. >> neil: it's been an honour.because i try not to forget rich people. seriously it's been an honour. hope you have a merry christmas, one of the finest financial minds on the planet. >>> i want to take you back to capitol hill following the drama there. what's the latest? >> just like that we have a brand-new government funding bill. we have a time set for about but the question is can it pass. and what's in store for speaker mike johnson next >> neil: a lot of you know i love watching folks chasing people because i could never imagine me doing the same thing. she's got it down to a science right now and she's just trying to chase the major players and whether they can cobble together a deal to keep the government going. she joins us from capitol hill with the latest. how are things looking? >> you can't leave until the story is finished. unless you've artie seen the story be finished over and over again. it's kind of a repeat, we have a brand-new government funding bill. house democrats are meeting behind closed

is it neil? it is yours. neil: how are you doing? just kidding. have a great one. thank you very much. we are looking at markets poised to to think the inevitable will come today. more rate cut of the federal reserve accorded point. what he says after the fact, as they digest the fact that all we did is pounding and the dow, remember this update is after 9 down days we' ve not seen since 1978 so they hope to disrupt that moment. edward lawrence at the white house, consensusbuilding of another quarter point cut but that could be it for a while. >> the worst kept secret in washington dc that the federal reserve will cut that 25 basis points. we are watching the tone of the news conference, jay powell might offer clues as to how aggressively the fed will get interest rates down to where they want to be so we will get economic projections along with the fed statement of those projections showed in september four rate cuts from 2,025 and it has cut back to 3, because the inflation data we've seen the past few months, overall inflation is taking slightly up for inflation

>> reporter: hi, neil. it's been hours since this happened. pit happen 6:45 when new yorkers were way,ing up, including this c.e.o., who was walking outside the hotel. he was shot and killed. sources telling me this is a targeted attack and the gunman was highly skilled. the new video we've got into the newsroom. the shooter walking up, pulling up out a gun and shoots the health care c.e.o. two times, we froze that video because it is difficult to watch. shot him once in the bag and another in the leg. he kept walking toward him, too as he was fighting for his life on the ground and he shot him again. this is who investigator are looking for on the screen. releasing these photos that showed the suspect, part of the face is covered. these were taken today in new york city. and investigators say this guy walked off after that shooting popped on a bike and rode away to central park. >> the shooter appears to be a light skinned male, wearing a light brown or cream color jacket, black and white sneakers and dist

neil? >> neil: think about it come all of the money stuff goes through the house first.exican standoff, i'm just wondering, how does that affect trump agenda? >> well, longer-term, it has huge implications because everything trump wants to do, especially the tax cuts, the border, immigration, he needs congress to go along to make it durable. there are some things he can do on day one on administrative side, but just looking through the weekend, the government will shut down, sometimes not a whole lot goes on over the weekend in terms of federal funding, and you can have a little mini shutdown. a mini shutdown, it will ruin senators christmas plans and peoples holidays plans, but we have been through short-term shutdowns, and they are clearly going to need more time then they have o'clock right now to find a deal to get democratso vote for it. i don't mean to some like the grinch here but we are entering a very messy season and it is unclear at this hour how johnson gets out of it and how he leads the caucus, not just this congress but the next congress. >> neil: the dow

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neil? >> neil: great reporting, william, as always. william la jeunesse.e u.s. house of representatives. passed an $895 billion defense policy bill, senate consideration is next. keep in mind there is still the possibility of a government shutdown in a little more than the next week and a half to two weeks depending on how you want to time this thing, so there is no guarantee they are out of the financial woods on this. remember, republicans, even in reconstructed form in the new year, will have the barest of majorities in the house, so it could be messy, but for now, some progress at least getting defense policy measure through, but again, this goes through a lot of hands, and you know how that can go, especially the holiday season. that will do it for us. "the five" is now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i'

back to you. >> neil: still have your sneakers on running after the guys. >> reporter: i do. >> neil:for that. >> they are still white so far. >> neil: great job as always. in the meantime, it was an opportunity for the administration to do some crowing about the economy. it says is good. and joe biden insists is better than, well, he's gotten a reputation for. the details after this. —no peeking. —okay. okay. ♪ open. ♪ ♪ over 600,000 usps employees working in sync to ensure everything sent on its holiday ride ends with a moment of joy. ♪ the united states postal service. (singing) i'll be home for christmas. you can plan on me. please have snow and mistletoe. and presents on the tree. right now all over the country kids at shriners hospitals for children™ are able to go home and be with their families for the holidays. and that's only possible because of the monthly donations from people like you. thanks to a generous donor every dollar you give will go three times as far to help more kids. with your gift of just $19 a month, only $0.63 a day. we'll send you this adorable love to the

neil: great job. one of those who want answers is the democratic governor of new jersey on the wires now, governor phil murphy who wrote to post to express my concerns quoting here, about reports of unmanned aircraft systems in and around new jersey airspace and existing laws limits the ability of law enforcement to counter such activity, more federal resources are needed to understand what is behind all of this, this from a big supporter and admirer of the president but he might be stumbling on this. the pressure is building, people want to know what is going on, right? >> as best as we can tell everybody is going about their business. we saw a long line of staffers going to the west wing posing, not like he's holed up in some underground situation room looking at these blinking lights in the sky, the problem, as best as we know is none of the us spy agencies with their fancy gizmos and gadgets or the ones that we don't are helping identify these blinking lights. >> we are still investigating this wh

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i have her book. >> neil: you're kindred model spirits.e who are wondering, donald trump is coming back, your sun is going to be an advisor to him working with for beck ramaswamy. a lot of other folks are saying wait a minute. he's after something more than the countries good. he's going to try to break this so anything he does will benefit his businesses, what you think when you hear that stuff? >> i think i've been hearing that from the legacy media for 15 years. so nobody is listening or he wouldn't be doing this well and. >> he has popped up early on in the campaign. there was a time were he and donald trump were not that close not that they were arguing, they just went on the same page. at what point in the campaign did you or you're son recognize there is something here, there's something with donald trump that we have to pay attention to and should pay attention to. >> i don't know when elon made the change but i must say when the twitter files came out and we found that the fbi was paying millions to twitter to remove republicans f

neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: we are getting things trying to piece together on the killing of the united healthcare ceo, brian thompson ran the largest vision of united health group. he was killed in midtown manhattan. we do understand they have tracked the assailant to central park where they lost sight of him. there are 20 security cameras for every block so it was not a surprise we would get images showing the shooter and seem to be a concerted attempt to take out the ceo, this wasn't a random attack. elsewhere we learn the tree lighting, a big event at rockefeller center is still on tonight and that is a couple blocks from where this went down. lauren semimoetti has more. >> reporter: this was at 6:40 this morning new york time, he was shot while standing on the sidewalk outside his hotel. police said there were gunshot wounds to his back and leg, he was taken to the hospital. he was pronounced dead at 7:twelve this morning. police are searching for the suspect, wearing a dark mask and distinctive backp

three seconds, neil cavuto. neil: i never would have forgotten that right. we are focusing not so much on the dow but technology stocks, most magnificent seven stocks, a reminder of what doesn't necessarily burn, the magnificent seven would spiral by the end of the year, that's not materializing. going in today the magnificent seven, we see the names, run up 60%, not as good as last year when it was north of 110%. technology in general, that was a down year. magnificent seven no matter what happens, another stellar year. technology backdrop remains in a separate report that has one analyst talking about nvidia saying doesn't mean the guy is right but he's been right tracking just that. stock is on track to becoming twice the size of apple. is that too frothy for your taste or getting ahead of buying skis? there's go to the cofounder of path trading partners. it get through my thick skull. what do you make of that? going to the final month of the year, stellar year, the magnificent stocks are more magnificent than they were this time last year so how do you s

so thank you, neil. and enjoy the retirement. >> dana: jessica?as where i spent so much of my first few years here at fox. he was always willing to give someone new a chance and invite them on his program. and the one thing that people know about him but maybe you don't at home, after you appear on his show for the first time, he writes you a handwritten thank you note. i still have mine from the first time i appeared on his show. he is an important voice. unwavering and unafraid, and also the most generous and beloved boss to his team, as well. >> dana: like a very generous person. judge jeanine. >> jesse: neil cavuto is a good man and he is also very smart. his work ethic is incredible. he had a five day a week business show, a five day a week business show, and on saturdays, i would turn on saturday mornings and watch him while he talked politics. he was very -- he had the ability to transcend business and news. you need a break neil, and i hope you enjoy every minute. >> dana: you have earned it. charlie. >> always generous in the hallway, as

neil: great job.ard lawrence lutz could've placed the founder and ceo, he knows drones very well what do you think what are these and what is going on. >> is a complete fair question. i think there are drones flying around and a lot of the video clips that i have seen look to me to be commercial aircraft. mostly because of the navigation lights that are included in a lot of those clips. if you see red and green flashing lights on the aircraft. in general 737 have a doctors that kind of thing i broadly get more interested when you don't see those lights on whatever your scene. >> interesting i've had some say just the opposite, you make this you know the stuff. i'm wondering whether there should be a crackdown on drones and the referring to the fact that there flying over the club and bedminster new jersey and a lot of other airports on the bike. the crackdown is warranted, that's definitely a reasonable thing for the government to put in place in some areas. we predominantly build drones for a public

before we get to the news, neil cavuto signing off after 28 incredible news at fox news. who reshaped business news and we want to wish him all the best and all of us know him and his big heart and his trusted voice. let's take around the table quickly to say a thing about neil. >> jesse: i've been here for 20 years and he's been here longer. and i was a little kid when i was in the newsroom and there was neil every day at 4:00, he's a workaholic. some people think he works harder than brian kilmeade to periods before he smarter than khim. >> jesse: what a great work ethic and i learned a lot about business just from watching him at 4:00, thank you and good luck, enjoy your retirement. >> dana: a big part of fox business channel as well. >> jessica: neil was where i spent so much of my first few years, he was always willing to give someone new a chance and invite them on his program. one thing that people here know about him but may be adult at home after you appear on his show the first time he writes you a hand written thank you note and i still have mine from the first

neil never complained about anything. so common these days, name-calling as he mentioned it. neil, i'm going to miss you, and by the way, neil, you should know when i heard yesterday you were leaving, i cried my fake eyelashes off. that's a true story, charlie. charlie: [laughter] sorry. liz: they just came right off. charlie: i didn't realize you had fake eyelashes. charlie: it was a sad day. one of the reasons why i came here was because of the chance to work with cavuto. he recruited me from cnbc, and you know, he is synonymous with this place. people forget the founding fathers of fox news, he was one of he was there from the beginning and one of the creators of fox business. just, you know, from for me one of the great tv journalists of all time and put him in there, put you in there. i'm proud that i do that on the best. >> there's nothing fake with me, liz. i don't even take makeup. >> everybody says trump going for my producers to put on them amazing stats and there's going to be post party and pre-party and it'll

an enemy ship over neil's going away party.ughter] >> that is my favorite. >> we do have aerial phenomena over our skies. the good news is everyone on twitter is an expert. johnny big blue 69, we will handle the drones next. [laughter] ♪ >> biden had to go. we couldn't have a president bribed with ice cream. one thing to set a trial and one thing to borrow money to the family but when state secrets are in jeopardy with a pint of mint chocolate chip, we are in a dangerous place. >> same thing with kamala. they tried to make an excuse for she can't go in the moment because she likes to study things. just sit with the question and then give the answer after she's thought about it and study that. we know she doesn't study because everyone works for her quit because she doesn't read the books and when the phone rings at 3:00 a.m. like madam president, we are under attack. all right, going to study. [laughter] you know. [laughter] >> i'm going to watch mars attacks. [laughter] >> usually you get just a tip. [laughter] >> nailed it. [

an enemy ship over neil's going away party.ughter] >> that is my favorite. >> we do have aerial phenomena over our skies. the good news is everyone on twitter is an expert. johnny big blue 69, we will handle the drones next. [laughter] where can nfl fans get a great deal that turns christmas day into game day? x marks the spot. the nfl is streaming christmas day games exclusively on netflix, and you don't want to miss a moment. gather round the game because nothing says holidays like family and football. now xfinity customers can add streamsaver including netflix, peacock, and apple tv+ for just $15 a month. stuff your stockings with tons of entertainment and tons of savings. bring on the good stuff. xfinity. ♪ >> biden had to go. we couldn't have a president bribed with ice cream. one thing to set a trial and one thing to borrow money to the family but when state secrets are in jeopardy with a pint of mint chocolate chip, we are in a dangerous place. >> same thing with kamala. they tried to make an excuse for she can't go in t

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i'm delighted to be joined by neil ruddock. neil, welcome to the program. cheers. >> cheers, mate.cited all day? because it's not every day that you meet the next prime minister, is it? >> you know, we may well have a talking pints guest who makes donald trump look like an introvert. one thing we share is i'm a celebrity. get me out of here! >> yes, i was in the third series. early days. yeah, yeah. >> did you enjoy it? >> did you enjoy it? >> it was. people think that they don't cheat. it's one of them because it looks good fun. but i say that they got like 24 hours of footage and they put it into 40 minutes. so they showed a good times. but it is tough. i mean, the jungle rats and the, you know, the flies are like swallows and it's i don't know if you know, but i love me food. yeah. >> oh isn't the food. it's tough isn't it. >> oh it's tough. i lost £18 in 11, 11 days i was there, you were 11. >> i was in 24 days. >> i was in 24 days. >> yeah, but you're famous. >> yeah, but you're famous. >> well, you're infamous, but. >> well, you're infamous, but. >> no, no, what? it is. what?

they conceded in injury time, with 0'neil accusing his players of bad decision—making.rayan ait—nouri sent off for an altercation, and matheus cunha also had to be restrained after a set—to with one of the ipswich staff. wolves seemed to have turned things around last month with back to back wins, their first in the league but they have now lost four in a row and are down in 19th, 0'neil was given a four—year deal this summer after guiding them to safety last season, but now he and his backroom staff have been dismissed. celtic have won the first domestic silverware of the scottish season after a thrilling old firm league cup final at hampden against holders rangers. 3—3 at fulltime, and with no more goals in extra time, it went to penalties and celtic didn't miss a beat. ben croucher reports. inside the glaswegian cauldron bubbles a rivalry, fierce, fiery and fitting of a final. there was a spark at hampden park. madrome lit the touch paper, taylorfired back. and soon a head through maeda. we had a cup final now and thanks to diamnde we had a grandstand finish and than

neil maxwell. enola maxwell. i've learned so much from them. so that's like 35 years. we reunited at the housing authority 2004. neil became my treasurer. ft-a we've been working hard and strong for decades. i've learned so much from them and we all know they've been through some tremendous adversity these past couple of years, but they keep pushing. y'all keep praying for them. keep uplifting them. keep encouraging them because they carry a lot, not just their families. they are serving leaders. they give to this city. people respect them nationwide. they seek their advice and knowledge. so let's keep them encouraged. let's keep our residents, leaders encouraged as we encourage and pray for all of you. thank you. any more comments from members of the public in honor of the leadership and service of joyce armstrong and neil ganz, we do have somebody online. dennis williams. you hear me? yes. good morning. i just want to second and third everyone and congratulate the pillars of our community and say

they're very good at this. >> john miller, neil franklin, thank you so much to both of you. we do appreciate your time today brianna. >> boris, thank you. >> and still to come this hour, a top russian general killed not far from the kremlin, a source telling cnn that ukraine was behind the attack. wait until you hear how they carried this out. plus, the house intel committee about to get a classified briefing on those drone sightings that have caused anxiety across several states. we're going to be speaking to a member of that committee when we come back. >> and state electors are meeting right now to cast their votes in the 2024 election. you're watching cnn news central, and we'll be right back. >> can't fool myself. it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. >> never too much new year's day on cnn. >> this is no ordinary scallop. >> distinguished by its juicy texture, deep umami flavor, and elegant finish, this

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neil, these words are causing a stir. what do you make of them, and how is the reaction? >> look, i think what this is, is an attempt to divide maga and doge because i think there are the political left is concerned that they might actually be successful. and so they're looking at ways to drive riffs. i think what vivek, the left doesn't say the left is not the one that's coming after vivek. >> it is the right coming after him, going hard on him. >> there's a reason we're talking about this this morning, because the left wants to divide president trump and elon musk and elon went on and he clarified it. and he used a sports reference. he said this is like going and getting victor wembanyama the number one pick in the nba draft from france. this is about getting the best of the best here in the u.s.. look, i'm the son of immigrants. my parents immigrated to this country. they came here to cure cancer. they had a number of vaccines in an attempt to cure cancer. and there is no one more patriotic and loves this country more than my family, because that is the american dream.

>> you know, neil, that's the million-dollar question, right? it depends what town you live in, right? >> neil: sure. >> sometimes do, some towns don't. do i think so? yeah, why not? if you're not doing anything wrong, i don't see a problem with it, but that is my personal opinion and my professional opinion. you have a lot of towns -- i mean, you're looking at madison, wisconsin. you're not looking at a major city. miami, new york, l.a. >> neil: you're right. >> it happens everywhere. it happens everywhere, and that is where we have been. unfortunately we are not fixing the problem. >> neil: okay, jack. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with jeanine pirro, held for junior, jesse watters, and kat timpf. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." donald trump holding his first news conference since winning the election. we have much, much more on that later, that first, there was a horrific shooting at a private christian school in madison, wisconsin, where three people are left dead, including the suspected

neil. >> absolutely not. he'll be fine, christine.ll be the speaker in 2025. >> oh when they're talking about making somebody who's not elected to congress, who's the richest man in the world? speaker. some of the far maga republicans, he's in trouble. >> all right. christine quinn, neil chatterjee, thank you both so much. appreciate it. all right, a historic hoosier state showdown for the first time in 33 years, indiana and notre dame are going to face off tonight for the college football playoffs. a lot of excitement surrounding that. >> new year's eve live with anderson and andy. live coverage starts at eight on cnn you make good choices, always planning ahead. >> like to not just chase a career, but one day. follow your heart with ambition like that, you need someone who elevates advice to a craft. at ubs, we match your vision with insight and expertise to shape a unique outcome for you. advice is our craft you don't stop being you just because you turn 65. but you do face more risk from flu and covid. >> last year alone, those vi

. >> neil in cleveland, ohio. republican line. hi, neil. >> hello. from mr. montgomery, and it's interesting, because he just discussed what i was about to ask. the tax case against hunter biden -- well, to begin with, hunter biden had tax issues that were relieved by the statute of limitations. back some years earlier. but then when he was found to have the tax fraud for the current period they -- they convicted him of this. or charged him with this, i should say. so when you're -- when you're -- charged of this tax fraud. my understanding is you know, when you do something wrong in tax, if you come forward and pay, you're okay. but if they come find that, without you coming forward then you're guilty. and these people who do that, whether they pay or not, my understanding was, they go to jail. so i mean, what mr. montgomery just said is not the case. so he's saying that oh, well, he paid it, including the penalties i know -- >> mr. morison. >> i'm sorry. >> go ahead. >> well, no, actually, i don't agree with that. i didn't say somebody like hunter biden wou

i went with neil initially over to the palace. he felt as i did that to the north vietnamese force, it would be arriving. so i made my way back to the n b c news office, and then we heard on the side on radio, the unconditional surrender of general min, who was the provisional leader of south vietnam at the time. around noon, the north vietnamese times reached the presidential palace gates. the 1st north vietnamese tag it came through, failed at 1st to break down the gate and then backed up, try it again and craft through the gate of the palace. and deal got that classic shot with the flag of the national liberation front waving from the top, the tank you so long come those if you come to the mind, come to josh at the on the that i need more a line me a more of a night that the long it more comfortable. hi loud man. totally boy feeling so loud . looking really oh phone, really loud and new navy. now me . i came back to the caravel hotel and i was very much in this location. came out to the balcony and spotted in this direction, no

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