and newt gingrich , right around and newt gingrich, right around christmas time of 1994, talks aboutpporting orphanages and the public, condemned him. he lost his significant support because all they could think of was tiny tim and a christmas carol, and it made newt gingrich into the ganh. it made newt gingrich into the grinch . that's gingrich, the grinch. that's gingrich, the ganh grinch. that's gingrich, the grinch that stole christmas. that was the first time that i studied language. if you call something an estate tax , you're something an estate tax, you're rich. if you call it a death tax, you just died. if you called it climate change, it's not so bad. if you call it global warming. it's really frightening . even in the stuff frightening. even in the stuff that we drink. you call this a carbonated? it means that it's got chemicals. you call this sparkling? uh it's a fun taste of the mouth if you call it gambling, you're addicted. if you call it gaming , that's las vegas. >> that's very good. those are good examples because i always wonder when people buy pre—owned cars wheth

larry: thank you, newt gingrich. of the title of the column is, biden's illegal immigrants. everybody should have a look at it. thank you, newt. you are a great sport. i'm up next with my last word to. hey! like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. for a brighter financial future. thanks. ahh, pretzel and mustard... another great combo. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. larry: were public and senators, chance to turn catch and release at the border, to catch and deport of the quarter and a great chance, just go

larry: join is us now is newt gingrich. migration, former speaker, importantly, author of "march to the majority." newt, we are short of time, i'm going to take the rap for it because we talked about -- actually, i talked about your article at the top of the show. but the costs of joe biden's illegal immigration. when u.s. veterans have to lose their housing assistance for illegal immigrants, somebody's got the draw the line there. >> well, just gives you an example though of the total bias of the buy withen illegal immigration -- bias of the illegal immigration policy. they want the widest possible border, the most open, the largest number of illegal immigrants. i was first really struck with this new york post story about a 94-year-old korean war veteran forced to leave his assisted living so it could be turned over to biden's illegal immigrants. and then just the other day i noticed that some 80 military families harp going to go to the army-navy game suddenly discovered that their hotel rams had been given up -- rooms ha

it's not newt gingrich nicaragua. it's not cuba. think the democrats are dangerously close to causing the kind of confrontation that would be truly disastrous for the country. >> laura: now, to that point, i want to play something that the lieutenant governor of texas, dan patrick, floated on our show last night, newt, got a lot of attention. watch. >> seeing what happened in colorado makes me think, except we believe in democracy in texas, maybe we should take joe biden off the ballot in texas for allowing 8-millimeter people to cross the border since he has been president. >> newt, i mean, look at what has happened to america with this open border that in and of itself is own type of insurrection against sovereignty, against the rule of law is this not a natural reaction if this is the precedent they set? >> yes. look, biden's illegal immigration policy which louise to biden's illegal immigrants is a disaster and it's deliberate. it's not -- there is not a failure on the border. there is a deliberate policy on the border to maximi

>> i think it is actually newt gingrich being newt gingrich, the political animal he's always been.aying give me a reason to vote for this and to do this inquiry, an impeachment inquiry is not the merits, it is not the serious charges. it is not actual substance, it is politics. he basically said it out loud, this is all about politics and if you don't get with the program, you will republicans are going to get a primary challenge. >> reporter: is he right, though? the truth is that even though many members of the house do not think there is much there, a lot of republicans feel like they have no other choice, here. >> on the more left side, i think this is good news. this is where republicans lose elections. because this rush to the hard right. moderate republicans are moderate republicans for a reason. they tend to represent moderate districts. for newt gingrich to say that all moderates now to need to pretend to be maga republicans, it's great way to lose general election. so for me, it is kind of silly extremism, it's obviously a loss of principle, but it's also a great recipe f

your reaction to that, newt gingrich?> look, i think that a practical level, when you look at all the information, what you have is essentially what i call in a recent newsletter, the delaware sopranos. this is a crime family. they were willing to sell out the interest of the united states. as somebody said the other day, you now have an effect a chinese russian paid agent sitting in the oval office. it's very hard for me to think that any normal person looking at the mound of evidence that every single day gets bigger. chairman comer has been part of that and has done a good job of digging into this. you also have people at the ways and means committee. you have people with jim jordan at the judiciary committee. every day something new comes out. and presently you are going to have such an enormous mound of evidence that it's going to be very hard for reasonable people to not at least say we need to know what is going on. i will be very curious whether there won't be some democrats who vote for the impeachment process wh

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. >> up next, find out what r n b superstar and i have in common with former speaker newt gingrich.is in this week's rise up. but first, my colleague richard lui with today's other top news story. richard. >> rev, a very good evening to you. -- shot down at least two drones today. the pentagon says they were being operated by an iran -backed yemeni rebel group. the john seemed to be targeting commissionable vessels, civilian, not the u.s. ship specifically. attacks in the red sea has been increasing during the israel-hamas war. a palestinian american college student shot last weekend in burlington, vermont, is paralyzed from the chest down, and may never walk again. this is new information from his mother. he's one of three palestinian americans who was injured in this attack. the alleged shooter pled guilty to three counts of attempted murder. the victims families are calling for a hate crime investigation. and los angeles law enforcement says shell casings and a bmw cited at crime scenes help lead them to a suspect in the killings of three homeless men. that suspect, 33-year-old j

newt gingrich says that of moderate house republicans do not get in line there will be a price to pay. we will discuss that next. first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. i don't know how to thank you. i'm here to thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> get in line or face the consequences, that is the warning from former house speaker newt gingrich. he has it for moderate republicans, as the house pushes to formalize an impeachment inquiry into president biden, listen. >> if you are a republican, you really want to guarantee a primary opponent by voting against -- look -- this doesn't impeach him, it simply gives congress an additional power of four to force the white house to reveal documents, and to force people to come and t

joining me now is newt gingrich, former speaker of the house and fox news contributor.ewt, it's just a thing to behold seems to happen annually for me every week. biden is sending kamala to rep the green agenda in this case. she gets all the fun assignments, doesn't she, newt? >> well, look, think the left is deeply committed to taking your money. think about the irony, you go to the middle east of producing you shouldn't produce oil and gas and good enough that they say it with a straight face. this is an amazing broadway show which goes all over the world playing from place to place. john kerry flying in to the next gold star hotel in order to be deeply worried at which point he has to go back, get on his plane to go to the next five star hotel to the next gourmet restaurant to be even more worried. will many argentine in and a holiday and italy across the planet a move toward the right people realize they are the ones paying. when john kerry talks about giving more money, guess what? that's your money. john kerry is cheerful about taking money from you to give to the

also newt gingrich, senator rand paul and stay tuned.have a major announcement having the program. spoiler alert here we have another big show in the works that will happen next week. unlike the other networks we're not afraid of spirited debate. none of this would've been possible without both governor newsom, governor desantis. they both deserve a lot of credit and they seem to really enjoy the opportunity. both thanked me after the bait. governor newsom tweeted out what a good time he had and wanted to go longer. there was only one clear-cut loser and we will look at the debate objectively. that's president joe biden. here's the reality. joe biden could never come on this program for a debate like last night because he's not mentally capable. think about this. look, i really don't believe joe biden could be a walmart or a target greeter. okay. if you shop like i do. you never walk into walmart or target. anyway there are these wonderful, kind, amazing, helpful often retired people that will greet you. say "welcome to walmart." "welcom

caller: i would go back to before newt gingrich.ossibly tip o'neill and the bipartisanship that took place then. with the rise of newt gingrich and its divisive politics that's when it all began. because there were people who understood that their job once they reach congress was to govern. that really is the issue for me. host: this is the opinion page of the usa today. taking a look at what the new year could bring. this is what ingrid javques writes. there is very little interest in understanding the view of someone other their own. the online world has seeped into the real world. sandra day o'connor believe that finding central ground was essential for democracy. it seems like we have failed to disagree in an agreeable way. are we still capable of doing that? benjamin franklin said a republic if you can keep it. her wish is that we can keep it. this is in louisville, kentucky, a republican. we lost steam so we will go to dave in connecticut. caller: hello, good morning. i would like to comment about what is happening with trump

you know who was winning this time in '11 was newt gingrich and in '15 ben carson.er those presidencies. my view, we can't worry about that kind of stuff. we need to worry about the direction this country is going and most people don't agree with it. if you don't agree with the direction of the country, why would you vote for either trump or biden, who have put us in this direction? >> well, i have a lot more to talk to you about, including on the issues and the things that we know from our polling, voters want to hear from candidates like you. so i'm going to ask you to stick with us because i have to take a commercial break and we'll have more questions on the other side of it. talking to people about their hearts. how's the heart? i feel like it's good. how do you know? let me show you something. it looks like a credit card, but it is the kardiamobile card. with kardiamobile card, you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds, from anywhere. kardiamobile card is proven to detect atrial fibrillation, one of the leading causes of stroke. kardiamobile card is

it is something to drive in the politics of the 1990's, newt gingrich saw polarization as a powerfuleapon, he circulated redware -- rhetoric to talk about democrats as disgusting and evil. judy: when you and i spoke a couple of months ago, you talked about as long as there is a body of belief among our elected officials, the 2020 election was not legitimate, that our democracy is not safe. >> no question. i included many allusions to the civil war in this country. i believed at that time that we were perhaps on the cusp of a literal civil war. i would say we are that much closer to a literal civil war today. geoff: that conversation is tomorrow. that is the newshour for tonight. i'm geoff bennett, thank you for joining us and have a great evening. >> major funding has provided by. the ongoing support of these individuals and it did two sons. and, friends of the newshour including kathy and paul anderson. >> consumer cellular, how may i help you? >> this is a pocket dial. >> you get nationwide coverage with no contract. have a nice day. >> these are people who are trying to change the

he was able to with the pep of newt gingrich and amazing economic boom that salvaged his presidency.'t have that ability to pivot and make changes in order to benefit americans. that's why voters are looking more seriously at the frontrunner on the republican side, which is president trump. >> todd: okay. so take both of these together. you have on the high level these politicos, a senator and a strategist attacking each other, but at the granular level, you have lifelong democrats in a union state like pennsylvania saying i can't be part of this party anymore. so taking all of that, again, i refer to it as dem on dem violence. i think it goes deeper than that there's a panic level inside the democratic party right now. does that panic level just totally change the face of the 2024 election? regardless, excuse me, of who the republican candidate is? >> so, regardless of who the g.o.p. actually nominates, who goes up against biden in the fall, the issues facing the democrats are systemic and the panic is real because they know these are things they have advocated for and the activist

meanwhile, newt gingrich the former house speaker issued this warning to republicans. >> republican, to guarantee a primary upon voting against, this doesn't impeach him. the simply gives congress additional power to force the white house to reveal documents and to force people to comment testify. >> that statement probably isn't surprising if you know new gingrich, at the same time we have a basic question of where is the evidence? and the latest from james comer about payments from hunter biden to his father turned out to be car peanuts from hunter biden to joe biden. seems like they're just simply having a hard time coming up with this evidence. can they still move forward in spite of? that >> will look, it's a question of votes if they've got 218 votes they can approve impeachment inquiry, and as gingrich is saying this is simply to investigate. i know the impeachment particularly the first one of president trump was controversial over the issue of his phone call, his perfect phone call with zelenskyy whether or not he was gonna condition usa and whether or not resiliency gauze g

who was winning the race in 2011, it was newt gingrich and then it was ben carson in 2015.olling is very unreliable. and more unreliable by the day. i know what i'm reacted to on the ground. i was last night in concord, new hampshire, and we had to close the room because it was overflow and we had no more room for standing room in the room. i'll worry about this when voters vote. not when pollsters poll. because if the pollsters were right, wolf, we'd be getting ready to end hillary clinton's second term. so i think we've had a lot of experience with pollsters over the course of the last number of years. >> i know, governor, you visited israel recently. the military has relaunched the offensive in gaza after its truce with hamas broke down. how would a chris christie presidency advise israel right now? >> i would advise israel to continue to be aggressive to eliminate the hamas military capability. i was in a kibbutz, wolf, 600 yards from the gaza border. i see the inhumane destruction that hamas brought to the people of that kibbutz and quite frankly how you could ask any

joining me is newt gingrich, former speaker of the house and fox news contributor. newt, it's almost getting tiresome to say this, but trump was were the again. he said this ev obsession was going to drive the auto industry into the dirt. we're already beginning to see that. >> well, the problem for biden, and for his whole re-election effort, is reality. every time you turn around, left wing policies fail. this is a perfect example. they have this crazy idea, that you can somehow force the american people to buy a vehicle they don't want, using technology they don't trust, systems that in fact at times don't work. for some people, electric vehicles may be great. for most people they're not. i think what you've had is the big people at the very top of these giant corporations have been coerced by the big government to decide to impose on the american people things they just don't want. the american people's reaction is to say no. that's why i hear auto dealer after auto dealer talking about how many cars they have sitting on their lot that are electric, that they lit

here now with more fox news contributor former house speake newt gingrich.peaker gingrich, thank you so much for being with me tonight. you're experience speaks for itself, and your insights about the nature of all the things we have seen in this country is valuable but this has really, with all the things you would'v expected, this really does jump the shark if you will. tomi of thoughts. >> i think we need to refocus o what's happening. there is too much talk about th war against trump prayer this i not a war against trump, this i a war against the american people. you see that with robert f kennedy junior. the left wants an oligarchy to run everything. if c talks with people that no labels. that have been working very har to obey the rules. the attack in colorado is not o donald trump. it talks on the coloradans who voted for him for the attack in maine is not on donald trump, h carried the northern district o maine, so an attack on every person and the northern distric of maine, i think we need to be clear, he probably shouldn't be too open about being j

adam: newt gingrich telegraph that if you vote against doing this, you could be primary did. works for freshman congressman who has not established themselves but vulnerable districts are represented by republicans who've been in congress for a number of years, have unique brand, voters know them. primarying someone like that is difficult, we've seen that in past elections, not sure how operative that is even though it's a nice thing to say on tv. neil: sometimes you can present candidates who don't get a red wave going. that is happening. always good seeing you. more after this. ♪ meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. elevate your portfolio

georgia congressman and fox news contribute, the author of "the latest march to the majority," newt gingrichays a pleasure. speaker, thank you so much for joining us this morning. give us your reaction -- >> good to be with you. maria: -- to these sinking poll numbers. >> well, they're based on reality. we just got a poll back at the america's new majority prompt, 76% of the country wants us to deal with the crisis at the border, 76% -- maria: wow, 76. >> that means democrats, reflips, independents. guess who's stopping it? it's biden's immigration policy, biden's illegal immigrants. you go to new york where a 99 4-year-old korean -- 944-year-old korean war veteran gets kicked out of his assisted living in order to turn it over to one of biden's illegal immigrants washington had its 900th carjacking on thanksgiving day. every time you turn around, there's something that's just totally screwed up. and then you look at foreign policy. we've had over a hundred attacks on american forces in the middle east, and this administration is pa metic. you just covered earlier, and i listened very carefu

really robust history of picking the eventual republican presidential nominee with the exception of newt gingrich. that was just that one time. republicans are quite proud of themselves and nikki haley herself has said that she sees her path to the nomination coming down to a head-to-head here in her home state of south carolina. now that her former contender tim scott is out of the race, she definitely sees this as her home turf. the latest pollsavnot shown too much moveme for former governor nikkial. the latt om winthrop university show that trump still lda very strong majority with 52 percent of likely republican primary voters. nikki haley is at 17% followed by ron desantis at 12%. she is making that movement upward and we are seeing serious momentum in that home state. the margin between trump and the rest of the pack is so large. haley's team says, it's a slow and steady ways. we are in it for the long haul. their strategy is slow and steady wins the race. they are trying to take everyone out one at a time. >> what are there specific strategies like? >> nikki haley talks a lot about how sou

. >> harris: former speaker of the house newt gingrich not holding back on john kerry's latest push tolying on wind and relying on solar means one, you will go broke, two, you will be very cold in the winter and very hot in the summer because the systems don't work enough to replace fossil fuels. kerry is basically representing the insanely extreme wing of the environmental movement. >> h harris: he is not wrong abt that. look at the grid problems we have every year the hotter it gets, particularly in california. don't plug in your electrical vehicles they told them last summer. the biden administration is coming for coal this christmas. and not the kind that santa is talking about. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. (♪) - i got the cabin for three days. it's gonna be sweet! what? i'm 12 hours short. - have a fun weekend. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that necessary? - no.

in fact, one of the best alternative histories ever read was by a former speaker of the house newt gingrich. he writes, alternative history about the civil war. what would have happened if something was different? there's a wonderful book called for want of a now about what would have happened to the american revolution based on a now what what how would the trajectory of history have been changed and your book really is just stirring alternate history. i just want to read one paragraph that i think sums up the book and then ask you a question. you say growing up, we all learned about martin luther king jr dream, but what if the march on washington had taken on a different tone and tenor? what if john lewis the fire is speaker of the day, had proceeded king by declaring that, he could not support kennedy's civil rights bill for it is too little late in quotes. what if king had kept his dream to himself and had taken the stage on the steps of the lincoln memorial to declare that there would not be, quote, normalcy never again, unquote. both of them went to bed the night before the 1963. marc

at this time in 2011, newt gingrich said look at the polls. i'm going to win. at this time in 2015, ben carsonwas 17 points ahead of ted cruz in iowa. >> you're right. >> it's a lot of time. >> neil: and this is more personal, governor. i mean no disrespect. when i hear another candidate blast personal attack lines like at you, the overweight thing, when i hear donald tmp said don't call him a fat pig. he's not a fat big. please don't call him a fat pig. he says in response to a christie question that is off bounds. don't call him a fat pig because it's extremely disrespectful. i actually went to the trouble, governor, counting up the number of times he's done this. it's in the dozens. as someone who i would say i don't like to use those terms. i like calorically challenged. he's extended this to nikki haley calling her a bird ring. >> i can't speak as to nikki. but let me say this. she's not a bird brain. she's an intelligent women. a really good two-term governor of south carolina. she's a really good person. she shouldn't be subjected to this. >> neil: what

meanwhile newt gingrich, the former house speaker issued this warning to republicans. >> republicans,u really want to guarantee a primary opponent by voting against it. you're looking at, this doesn't impeach him, this simply gives congress additional power to force the white house to reveal documents, and to force people to come and testify. >> and now, that statement probably isn't surprising if you know new gingrich. but at the same time, we still have a basic question of where is the evidence. and the latest from james comer about payments from hunter biden to his father turned up to be car payments from hunter biden who joe biden. so, it seems like they are just simply having a hard time coming up with this evidence. can they still move forward, in spite of that? >> well look, it's a question of votes. if they've got 218 votes, they can approve impeachment inquiries. and as gingrich is saying, this is simply to investigate. but you know, and i know that the impeachments, particularly the first one of president trump's controversial, over the issue of his phone call, his perfect p

visit to the big apple 1981 new york in the general election that year end former house speaker newt gingrichme earlier in the week to discuss a lot of these things including trump embracing american cities in 2024 watch this. >> donald trump is going to be the nominee and is beginning to offer a visionary future. i love the speech that he gave new hampshire and nevada over the weekend and talked about saving american cities trump grew up in queens and lived in manhattan and he gets it i think having him in a positive way talk about saving the cities is going to appeal to a lot of democrats as a potential market in new york city for donald trump. maria: what about the electorate is there a market new york city for donald trump. >> i think trump needs to come and remind him he is a bond with the present and he was to secure the border and we see the migrant crisis that the mayor is destroying new york city and total inaction from senator schumer in the senate he needs to remind people that he brought the lowest unemployment rate for blacks and latinos and women and i think it's a good idea to

she called me on the phone and said, newt gingrich wants to work with you because he has a relative that transplant. so, this transcends just race and class. this is about people having the right to say, my medicaid should be able to cover me. one it was already doing that. but they brought this up, the -- that stopped that. well, we cannot allow that to happen. >> so, what do you hope, i guess, the outcome of this effort a win would be for the testing to go back on the -- >> restart, absolutely. it's going to reverse the decision. they have that opportunity to meet with vice chair of the commission of my caucus, yvette clarke, and senator kirsten gillibrand. most of the congressional leaders. as rev. said, the most significant part of that, you see, i'm not there for the politics. i'm not there for the next election. i'm strictly there to see lives of transplant patients, and me being the walking billboard of this severity of all that transpired in -- i don't like to use the word coma so i will say i was updating myself there. >> there we go. >> yes, ma'am. so, we're really looking forw

now with more reaction, fox news contributor and former speaker of the house, the one and only newt gingrich to take the political question to you, as well. if you are joe biden and you are constantly at odds with senator joe biden who once said sanctuary cities shouldn't be able to do what they do, employers should be punished for hiring "illegals," he said he wanted to make sure that drugs pouring in from "corrupt mexico" could get here. president biden is constantly at odds with senator biden, senator biden had a point. i think he was more center-right in his views on immigration and border security. but as the problem has increased in severity, joe biden's engagement on it has decreased. someone who is known to work with joe biden for years, what do you make of that? and what about the political currency that he's frittering away? the polls show that immigration along with inflation are his worst-handled issues. >> well, look, i think you can't understand joe biden without looking at his eight years as barack obama's vice president. obama is arguably the most radical person ever to be pr

at this time in 2011 newt gingrich said look at the polls i'm definitely going to win.d of ted cruz in iowa. neil: you're right history proves a lot of times, this is my personal governor and no disrespect, when i hear another candidate blast a personal attack like you with the overweight thing. when i hear donald trump say don't call him a fat pig, he's not a fat pig, please don't call him a fat pig and says in response to a christy question, that is off balance, don't call him a fat pig because it's extremely disrespectful, i actually went to the trouble of counting up the number of times that he is done this, it's in the dozens. as someone who i would say clerk lee challenge, how would you deal with that because he extended this to nikki haley calling her a bird ring. >> as far as i can speak but let me say this nikki haley is not a birdbrain she's an intelligent woman in a really good two-term governor of south carolina and i like her personally, she's a good person she shouldn't be subjected to that. >> what did your family say about the. >> they hate it. >> especi

now with more reaction>> joini, fox news conth and former speaker of the house, the one and only newt gingrich. ke the p newt, i want to take that political question to you as well. if question to you, you're joe bidd you're constantly at odds with senator joe biden who onceu said sanctuary cities shouldn't ab. oyers do what they doar employers should be punished for hiring, quote, illegals. shhe he wanted to make sure that drugs pouring in fromo" corrupt mexico couldn't get here. i mean, president biden conflate as with senator biden, senator biden had a point. i think he was more center right in his views on immigration and bordeht r security. but as the as the problem has sc increaseurd in severity. joe biden's engagement on it has decreaseend. someon and i'm asking you first, as somebody who's known to work with joe biden for years, withe all that one.owno wo what about the political currency that he's? frittering away? the polls show that immigration the g with inflation, are hison worst handled issues. well, look, i think you can>> understand joe biden, withoutut looking at his eight yea

here is what former speaker newt gingrich had to say last night. >> i think at a practical level, when you look at all the information, what you have is essentially what i call in the recent newsletter the delaware sopranos. this is a crime family. they were willing to sell out the interest of the united states. as somebody said the other day, you now have in effect, a chinese-russian paid agent sitting in the oval office. >> hunter faces up to 17 years in prison on those charges. and, guys, remember, for the longest time, we heard the irs whistleblower say we wanted to bring this in california and david weiss said no. we want to bring it in d.c. david weiss said no. no, i don't think that really happened. now he gets the special prosecutor status and it seems like it happened. i guess get the sense it's not over. in the big picture abbe lowell has fired back an attorney. an attorney somebody else is paying. evidently is he broke. he does not have a job. then going to paint it as it's a hunter problem. not a joe problem. as we analyze this. this is very much a joe problem i think they

history of picking the eventual republican presidential nominee with one exception in 2012 of newt gingrich. but that was, that was just at one time, so republicans are quite proud of themselves and nikki haley herself has said she sees her past to the nomination come down to a head-to-head here in her home state of south carolina. and now that her former, her former contender comes also skilled in tim scott is out of the race, she definitely sees this as her home turf, not trump's. the latest also not shown all to much movementow here for former governor nikki haley the latest ones we've seen from university showed that trump still holds a very strong joties you with2% of likely republican primary voters. nikki haley jumped up to about 70% followed by ron desantis at 12. she is making that movement upward and we are seeing some serious movement here in her home state, but again that margin where sync between trump and the rest of the pack is so large that her team continues to say hey, it's a slow and steady race, where an a for the logo and we will keep, keep at that. we're trying to give

. >> and in '99 4 with greenspan, they really helped newt gingrich with the midterms.shocked markets by tightening. david: so it's bipartisan, works both ways. >> exactly. david: all right. we're looking at the market down a bit right now. it has been, of course, green, green, green for the past several weeks. it looks like they're unaffected by everything that's going on whether it's international trouble or political trouble at home. is that going to continue? rising above the news? >> i think it's going to level out a little bit. it's gotten pretty frothy, we're at high valuations, but it was all ab bond yields, david. as bond yields came down, risk assets came higher. stock prices, s&p, dow at an all-time high. i don't know that it goes a whole lot higher from here unless you get really good earnings results in the first quarter, but i think it can level off here because they know that thest headwind is out of the way, that the fed is going to start becoming an ally to risk as a sents. markets have priced that in. david: you're going to be here for the hour, but i

i'm reminded of what newt gingrich told me in 2016, he said, look, donald trump's going to to be a thirdackson, a third teddy roosevelt and a third barnum and bailey. president trump spending a lot of time just shining a flashlight and letting that left national media chase the flashlight a lot. i wouldn't overreact to every word he says, but he's going to be the president on national security, secure the border, make the economy strong. his enemies will fear us and rut us. maria: -- respect us. maria: kansas senator roger marshall, we so appreciate your time. >> thank you, maria. maria: up next, four years after covid-19 claimed more than a million american lives and china tried to cover it up, president biden has yet to hold china accountable over the originningses of the deadly virus or the cover-up. now we talk to a truth-teller, kentucky senator rand paul is here on why the president has not made it a priority amidst the potential of another one potentially coming. stay with us, rand paul is coming up. ♪ th ♪ hey! like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, co

joining me now is newt gingrich, former speaker of the house and fox news contributor. newttributor, you know, it's als getting getting tiresome to say this, but trump was right again. he said this obsession was going to drives auto industryg o into the dirt. and we're already beginning to see see that. well, look, i mean, the problemn for biden and for his whole reelection over his realitywing that every time you turn around left-wing policies and this is a perfect example, they have this crazy idea that you can somehow force the american people to buy a vehicle they don't want using. system they don't trust in systemss that, in fact, at times don'tc work. for some people, electric vehicles may e grea great. e ha for most people, they're not. and i think what you'vhee hadf is the big people at the very top of these giantant corp corps have been coerced by thegove big government to, decide to impose on the american people things they just don't wantamerican. why and the american people's reaction is to say no. that's why you i h hear auto dealer after auto dealer talkin

speakeformer houser of the hous, of course, newt gingrich. speaker gingrich, thank you so much for being with me tonight. you know, your experience, an speaks for itself and yourou insight about the naturet of al of the things that we've seen in this country is invaluable. but this is really with all the things we would have wi of, the left and of, the democrats,th this really dos jumped the shark, if you will. tell me your thoughts on what we've been experiencing. well, i think we need to refocus on what's happening. there's too much talo k about t war against trump. this is not a war againsagayer a trump. this is a war against the american people. r ericanyou see that with roberf kennedy jr, who's talked about the fact that the left wants an oligarchy to run everything and they won't allowt him to compete. right? you see, if you talk to thiteenr people at no labels who've been working very hard to obey kithe rules and may well be on all 50 ballots and in every state, we've had democrats try to keep them off the ballot and think about the at

anyway, here with reaction, fox news contributor, former foe speaker of the house newt gingrich. all right. first, your general thoughts. what didl right, first yneral y? and, you know, why is this there mass out of new york, illinois, new jersey, california ill, but they move to florida, texas, tennessee, the carolinassee, ths. >> why? f all, well, first of all, listen, i watched last night with great interest. i've known you a long time. you were the big winner last night. you did a great job. way you were very fact based. i love the way you put up charts. therute were just factual. sta >> you were balanced and youye stayed control. wad really, i think it is maybe as good a performance as you've had in your entire career. and that's set the stage, i think, on on substance. desantis s clearly won.ntis h but that's because desantis has a lot better casas lote. wn gav and i thought gavin would have known gavin since he was mayor of san franciscoin. i wrote a very smart book on on modern technology and citizenshiogy anp. wed gavin is very clever, but you watched him last night. the