riff of nf, did you think that was a bizarre comment? of course not. a bizarre comment? bizarre comment? of course not. everything that _ a bizarre comment? of course not. everything that the - not. everything that the disagree with, they call it misinformation to call it bizarre. the president has been consistent in his ideas about abortion and nf, not only him, but also the candidate for vice president, senatorjd vance, being very vocal in defending ivf rights, and abortion should be decided by the states. if donald trump is consistent, as you say, why are some republican senators blocking democrat led legislation to protect ivf access? surely that is not consistent.— is not consistent. senators have the — is not consistent. senators have the right _ is not consistent. senators have the right to _ is not consistent. senators have the right to decide i is not consistent. senators have the right to decide by themselves, they do not respond to the party or the candidate for president, they respond to their voters, and they do what they think is important for the photos in

. >> reporter: he suffered his third known concussion in the nf is gonna run for the first down. shot at the 6 yard line. >> reporter: his fingers appearing to curl, going into what is known as a fencing during the 2022 season, he suffered two concussions, including this one christmas >> reporter: the 26-year-old also said he would not wear a guardian cap a soft shelled helmet cover that some experts say helps protect ait game against the colts. >> will you wear a guardian cap? >> what we are concerned about is not whether necessarily or repetitivesubconcussions can translate to long terou no, i don't, but that's the cards i have been dealt with. guardian caps on one of these me say this can reduce the force of impact. tua said he will not be wearing one, calling it a personal choice, but did add he knows he needs to play smart. guys? >> michael: looks like he's all in. when you want to play, you want to play. i understand. >> robin: but to make a statement. >> michael: the guardian cap may not be a bad idea though. w she finally left.on. the points guy, managing editor, is here

not to put too fine a point on it but she was a huge fan of nf hitler and the nazi party.they paid her in germany expenses for her to repeatedly visit germany and then go back to the u.s. and praise the nazi party and hitler's leadership. the german press had a nickname for her. they called her the female furor and she wrote a whole series of wildly anti-semitic books about how jewish people were plotting to destroy the world and everybody needed to rise up against the juice. she was put on trial when the trial dragged on for months and the judge allowed her to trach breaks from attending the trial so she could go back to her day job and player bills -- pay her bills which was helping to organize rallies for the america first party where her specific job was leading the crowd in anti-semitic songs which she did writer self. and elizabeth dilling was bananas. at this crusade to shut down the universities and expose universities subversive institutions that have to be shut down if we save america, this is been a recurring thing on the far right for a long time and that all h

. >> ryan ruth, who tried to shoot trump at his golffox nf course, appeared in front of a a judge todaypleading not no to attemptinger to assassinate the former president. the media is completelesident.y interest in this story, but primetime still has questions. e se so we sent someone into the courtroom for today's arraignment. >> fox news legal ed carrier bond is here. so what happened today in court, carrie?can hi certainly an interesting day in american history, jesse. the e people had see the opportunity to see a would be assassin of a then president. and similarl aassassiny here presidential candidate for president was john hinckley jr. rlwith ronald reagan that went to trial in 1982. so to be sitting there in thhneb courtroom today and watch this man be walked in the federal court, a court officer in chains, he was staring intently at all of us and then be sat down, the judge asking him, do you understandowi what you're being charged with him saying? >> yes. it was just it was fascinating. did he look happy? di d he look sad? >> what was his demeanor? frankly, he was staring at a

enormous amount of capital being spent by air products for, again, what at least its critics untilin the nf.e. shaw and most likely mantle ridge, although i don't know all their arguments, is you're taking enormous risk and the capital return is many years out and your peers are crushing you because they're offering much more predictable returns. >> they're doing things that are logical until the prices of certain gases come down, and it's not too expensive to make this. i thought you were going to then go pivot to gxo, which is up big on takeover chatter. >> i was not. >> oh. >> i was not. >> that was up 11 premarket, i think. >> it's up 13% right now as well. >> just that was a spinoff. you know? but there's so much going on in takeover world and there's nothing -- >> and activism world. not really takeover world. >> yeah, you're -- being more specific. i just find that the air products, there are some people who don't carefor the ceo, feel that -- >> and again, these are all big cap companies, whether it's pfizer, obviously, or air products at $70 billion. pfizer, obviously, at $170 bill

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do you agree with the nf _ rising. -- boost. do you agree with the imf when _ rising. -- boost.oost. do you agree| with the imf when they say the battle against inflation is pretty much one. with the geopolitics, there are still few —— a few unknowns that could cause a spike in inflation.— could cause a spike in inflation. . �* , ., inflation. that's right. you look at the _ inflation. that's right. you look at the war _ inflation. that's right. you look at the war in - inflation. that's right. you look at the war in the i inflation. that's right. you i look at the war in the middle east, an escalation of that could put upward pressure on oil prices but it has not had a lot of upward pressure to date because there seems to be a lot of supply. demand in the globe has been relatively weak. china, a big consumer of commodities, growth there is very weak, and in the us, while growth is point, it is expected to slow from where it was, so what we have right now in the world what we