"fox news primetime" hosted by pete hegseth starts right now. busy night, pete. >> pete: hey, bret. yes, quite a press conference. well done on the coverage, bret. thank you. all right. good evening, america. it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's time for "fox news primetime." i'm pete hegseth and tonight, as bret did, we start with joe biden. who merged from his hiding to finally take some questions from the press. and after two hours of q and a, we have to ask, what did we just watch? biden, of course, pulled out all of his hits. >> look, look, um, so, look, look, very few schools are closing. over 59% are still open. 95% are still open. and i got strom thurman to vote for it again, i'm taking too long answering your questions, i apologize. i think that. >> pete: despite plenty of awkward pauses and lots of whispering, biden made sure to pat himself on the back for the failure his presidency has become. >> i didn't overpromise. but i have, probably, outperformed what anybody thought would happen. look, um, i didn't overpromise, but, i thi

lawrence: pete, did a party-pooper. pete: sorry.t is proof we should never put faith in government, they always get it wrong. they always get it wrong. >>> we'll move on here, after millions of covid relief money, this, i have a child involved in this, georgetown is returning to remote after the holidays. two lawsuits are fed you will with virtual learning and want so of their tuition money back. i want some money back from the university of chicago. they join us live next. ♪. ♪ music ♪ >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ find your rhythm. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. ♪. pete: welcome back. goering town university law students outraged that their school will be going remote for the start of the spring semester and they are demanding lower tuition as a result

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hey, pete. >> pete: good evening, bret. great show. thank you very much. ♪ >> pete: all right, good evening, america, it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's time for "fox news primetime." i'm your host this week pete hegseth. this weekend america was reminded what a real terrorist looks like. all year biden's doj his department of justice told us that the real terrorist are the parents protesting against mask mandates and critical race theory and their children's school. the fbi, you'll recall, spent countless resources identifying them, intimidating them. and targeting them. now, the only group of people more dangerous than those pesky parents in the eyes of joe biden, the fbi, and the media, well, are these people. the mostly peaceful protesters of january 6th. >> january 6th was an act of domestic terrorism incited by donald trump. these supporters who attacked the capitol are terrorists. >> violent, deadly insurrection on the capitol nine months ago was about white supremacy in my view. >>

pete: thank you, max. rachel: great report. looks cold, pete. pete: does look really, really cold. rachel: looks like minnesota to me. all right. well, we are going to make a hard turn here because a suspect is charged in the horrific murder of a teen burger king worker. this story is just heart breaking and police say the man is not even a citizen, a u.s. citizen. and you won't believe how much dr. anthony fauci is worth. what one g.o.p. senator has uncovered about biden's top doc next. ♪ all you people, can't you see, can't you see ♪ how your love effects reality ♪ every time down ♪ you can make it right ♪ and that makes you larger than life ♪ ey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to relieve pressure points. and its temperature balancing so you both sleep just right. save $200 on the sleep number 360 c2 smart bed queen, now only $899. plus free premium delivery when you a

pete? >> pete: all right, thank you, will. all right.ly raked in $30 millioned from the communist chinese. and, speaking of china. one of the most vocal critics of the communist regime enes kanter freedom will join us with his message to athletes in the beijing olympics. you are not going to want to miss that. ♪ ♪ allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. >> rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." hunter biden's financial ties to china are back in the spotlight in a "new york post" op-ed. peter schweizer claims chinese elite have paid some $31 million to the bidens writing, quote: every known deal that the biden family enjoyed with beijing was reached courtesy of individuals with spy tie

"fox news primetime" hosted by pete hegseth starts right now. >> pete: you are not one of them, you know. thank you, bret. appreciate it. ♪ all right, good evening, america. it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's time for "fox news primetime." i'm pete hegseth. today we witnessed a political clean-up effort unseen in american history. the aftermath of say the deep water horizon oil spill, metaphorically speaking by the way, pails in comparison to what happened this morning in terms of political clean-up. when kamala harris, white house staffers and most of the democrat establishment rushed to the rescue of sleepy joe biden after his disastrous news conference full-court press and media. appearing on almost every channel in an effort to clean up joe's mess. you see, it's an old rule in politics, when something goes right, you let it stand on its own, kind of like an exclamation point. but, when it goes wrong, oh then it's clean-up time. who in the world thought joe biden standing at a podium for two hours would go right. from russia and ukraine to

pete? pete: very much so, rachel.thing holding it back is not joe biden, not nato, the olympics we should be boycotting in beijing. once it is over, open season on the all democrat controlled congress and joe biden which is perfect window for our foreign adversaries to move around they know it. why the troops are amassing, russians bringing blood to the ukrainian border, you don't bring blood to the border unless you're ready for a gunfight, ignoring our southern border. beautiful to see donald trump, the former president on the age for hour 20 live on "fox nation." always catch his speeches on "fox nation." just great to see. when you talk to, having talked to him, mr. president, are you going to run again, he always says the one giant caveat, if i'm in good health. the health is the one thing you can't predict four years out, especially a little bit older. you saw him rocking and rolling from the podium as i did for an hour 20 last night, he is raring to go. things he ran on, stood for, but the absolute disaster, id

i'm pete hegseth. tonight we start with the divider in chief. joe biden who just wrapped up a disastrous first year in office. things are getting so bad that even "time" magazine who gleefully attacked trump and his supporters for four years is painting the biden presidency as a storm. but the storm has been brewing for quite some time. it's been brewing since he first took office on d.a. one with ideologically driven blunder after blunder coming out of this administration. not only did he fail to crush the virus as he said, but he has failed on his biggest campaign promise of all to unite america. listen to joe biden just one year ago. >> told on this january day, my whole soul is in this bringing america together, uniting our people, uniting our nation. i ask every american to join me in this cause. history, faith and reason. show the way, the way of unity. we can see each other not as adversaries but neighbors. stop the shouting and lower the temperature. for without unity there is no peace. we must meet this moment as the united states of am

pete: yeah.is point. and they don't really care. and then they issue a retracked and they cover it up. but it served its purpose when it needed to to try to discredit tom cotton and they count on programs like us later on, yeah, we will report the fact that they everywhere wrong, but their readers, as little as there may be, never quite get that retraction. burned in their brain first thing they heard or the headline, to your point. especially on covid, the headlines are so mismatched with the reality of what is going on. you got to read deeper because otherwise you are getting totally deceived. all right, turning now to a few additional headlines as well this morning. a tragic loss in connecticut. this really is. as a teen hockey player, his name is teddy balkan, was killed thursday in a tragic accident. police say the sophomore at saint luke's school was killed when he fell on the ice and another player's skate cut his neck. the hockey community paying tribute including cam atkinson who grew up

will: pete. pete: i do not know.iation day today. [laughter]. will: their handlers, their handlers can help make them know it's a special day with a extra tweet. they're the belgian malmios. i follow them. i don't have a belgian. watch online. they're incredible. they walk on high wires. they can climb a 12-foot wall. they're amazing. they're amazing dogs. rachel: so can cats, [laughter]. will: that's true, rachel. cats can do a lot of those things. pete: will, you yesterday my cat is now fat, you are correct, it is becoming a lazy house cat. nothing i can do about it. no skills whatsoever. unlike those dogs who very much do. thanks for being with us. keep the photos coming in. friends@foxnews.com. we start with this news out of new york into chicago where schools are still not open. mayor lightfoot is trying to at least show a showdown with the teachers unions there. they're digging their heels in, saying we're not going back. we voted for it. it is too dangerous for us. over 70% voted not to go back into the classr

pete, what do you see? >> pete: i think you meet them where they are at with the issues they really care about, and absence makes the heart grow fonder. they took for granted, a lot of people call them independents and moderate republicans, moderate trump supporter's or whatever but took for granted the good days of what donald trump delivered. it didn't want that mean tweets, i want to disassociate from that and i'm tired, so they moved in another direction. now a year later they are looking at bare cells and inflation and embarrassment on crime and covid nowhere near solved. if they are saying, i want to go back to the guy that actually knew what he was doing. that's part of the shift as well. >> harris: i loved it when kayleigh said the good old days because i was like, i was 16 months ago. [laughs] moving on, he's not holding back. i don't know if you sell parts of this but we had a little bit more on the faulkner focus. it is heartbreak for the data by ucla graduate student who was randomly knifed to d

i want to thank pete for being here, pete hegseth. you. >> you do call it what it is, you name names as well, chapter three, hate america inc. it is about the classroom, makes i am familiar with dewey, but you >> they infiltrated america's classrooms, it has been central to what the left and marxists have been -- how they have been able to takeover our institutions. mark: john dewey was one of the original cabals of original progressives, as they named themselves, he destroyed public education. he went to moscow. in 1928, when stalin was in full form. he observed the classrooms and observed what was go on, he liked it. he said this is good, we're teaching children to not be individuals or individualist but to support a common interest. and stalin was doing a fantastic job of this he cams back to united states, he brags about it writes a piece in the new republic. interestingly enough, one of the people who -- well several who liked what john dewey of writing were the school administrators. his impact affects our schools today and jour

pete, why don't you tell me a little bit about what you were up to. >> pete: it's true.e not basic costumes have to expense. they are high quality dumb and dumber full on tuxedos, i don't know, rachel decided to say that will was dumb and i was dumber, fine, i will take it but the dance moves on the dance floor for new year's we were busting a move. a line dancing contest in nashville. giving it a shot. >> brian, there was some sheeting going on. so, lawrence was supposed to be with us in nashville. somehow mysteriously, the best dancer of all of "fox & friends" ended up in new york, i don't know what pete had to do with that. then he seemed to dance better -- he seemed to line dance better than the guy from texas, will, and i noticed that pete was in the building before me and will and i think he was getting line dancing lessons from the girls beforehand so he could win. there was a lot of weird stuff going on. but boy did we have fun. when they came out with those costumes. nobody was expecting it. the crowd went wild. these guys i don't know how many drinks they had i

pete: so interesting.u're all good-looking. thank you for being with us this morning. your stance on college campuses. i appreciate it. if this segment scares you, what you're about to watch on "fox nation" will mortify you. it is called the miseducation of america. it drops on "fox nation" on tuesday. promo code classroom for a 90-day free try. we dug into the 100 year progressive takeover of the classroom. not just lunacy of universities. it is k-12 also. what they have done for 100 years. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think that that is the key. (announcer) carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100% online car buying. the world. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then custom

pete hegseth, pete. >> brian, thank you so much. vivek ramaswamy a biotech entrepreneur and author of the book that you love "woke inc." i look forward to hear what you talk about at the summit. but this idea of work ethic, where has it gone? i think we have incentivized and the most training job plan was to train people to stay at home to pay them to stay at home. it has worked. the problem is once you actually take away the unemployment benefits, many of which i think superfluous and unnecessary over the course of the last year, people still don't like to go back to work because they have already become acclimated to the new culture of laziness and staying home. we are seeing the loss of productivity in ways that the numbers are not going to detect, but anyone who runs a company will tell you when people want to work from home or tell you that they are working remotely, they are finding a new way to review their time in other ways. and they have to be held accountable in that context. how do you want do that? >> it will have to co

probably with pete on this one >> pete, i was going to say, pete, are you still a target lover, too >i am as a matter of fact, on that last dip we had where it got right around that 220 level, i bought more. you know what, i like the stock. it's cheap as karen points out, that i have a great ecommerce business and i think whether it's during the pandemic or after the pandemic i think they are well fit for says going forward. they're not shopping they're continuing to move along as a company they're not letting this hamper them from the future either. they continue with the smaller stores and the rest of it. i would agree also with the walmart comment, a little bit more expensive you know what is really expensive and got hit the other day is costco. we think they do everything right it seems but they are really stretched when you get a pe of a costcoversus a target or a walmart. we put those comparables together i think the ecommerce world is definitely the important place to be. when you talked about lululemon , it did shock me the other day when we heard about the news, when we talk

here for the hour today, sarat, jim lebenthal and joe teranova and pete najarian, co-founder of market rebellion.com s&p 500 up 1.5%. the nasdaq with a nice gain into the fed meeting up 300 points. the ten-year note yield at 178 jim lebenthal, you know i'm starting with you as i have been lately because you're the one who called the farmer jim bottom and that's what i'm calling it until it gets breached and it has not. last night you tweeted you're still comfortable making that call >> i feel good about it, scott first off, thank you for having me on the last three days. it's obviously been an important period of time on monday when the s&p 500 was down 4% that felt like the washout capitulation and that's why i made that call obviously, we're higher than that now i don't think we go up in a straight line, but i don't think we go back to those lows and the reason is simple the economy is very strong and what i point to on that is capital expenditures it's intel last week announcing the building of a $20 billion plant in ohio. it's general motors saying 7 billion plant for electric vehi

mayor pete has better ideas. here is mr. emhoff, the profoundly unemployed husband of kamala harris to explain. >> you talk about transportation, we are not just talking about buildings, roads, bridges, all those important stuff as well. but we are talking about the safety of our children. the safety of our families. and that is, as you know, is something that president biden, vice president terrace, secretary buttigieg, this entire department of transportation, this administration deeply understands. >> tucker: [laughs] deeply understands. they kind of grin and go like that, you know you are about to get screwed. we are not just talking about things you care about anymore, mr. and mrs. america, those stupid buildings and roads and bridges. things that you can touch. we are talking about bigger things now, talking about fast structural problems. problem so big that unemployed dog unemployed doug emhoff can't even describe them much less solve them. things like "the softy of our children and our families." turns out big probl

starbucks has been hurt by omicron. >> pete, what do you say here, are you a fan? >> no. of fact, i totally great with tim you're looking at a mid 30s forward p.e., that seems steep to me. and labor, labor is an issue for so many right now. it's been a problem throughout the pandemic, but it continues to be a prop it's hurting the franchise, hurting all of that whiff built up it's just not the same because of that, i totally agree with tim's points on what he was saying in terms of what it looks like right now i think they will be able to fix this, but it's going to take a while. the labor shortage is still here in front of us so for right now, i think it's better to be on the sideline. >> two thumbs down on starbucks. >>> let's go to our final trades na nadine, you get to go first. >> i'm going to stick with my yesterday. gold is still the etf, i see it being a good place for this year, buy it at 166 or below >> draftkings, it's had a brutal run, back in draftkings. >> how about you, pete >> i'm going to love it this year, two. >> off to a great start up how about you, s

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>> pete's exactly right. u.s. bank, i was trying to rifle through those charts pete is a gentleman, and he knows the stock market extremely well i was trying to rip through the charts as he was saying it the best chart he mentioned was u.s. bank. it looked to be a double top and is breaking higher from there. wells fargo to me, too overextended i agreed with everything that handsome pete said, but the problemivity is when you look at this and see on a relative strength index, you don't have to -- when i see a nosebleed chart like that, it's going to warn a lot of selling. i don't disagree with any of the fundamentals >>> folks, we're going to move on i can't take my eye off the artwork. i love that painting of that little girl. that's lovely. >>> meanwhile, the s&p -- it's fun to see everyone's houses >>> the s&p is climbing a perfect slope, but the chart maer warns perfection never lasts, not even with me. let's go to carter worth >> there are moments in time, but it doesn't last forever, of course, often not ver

become an owner. >>> unusual activity, pete what do you see today?to start off with nvidia it is a name that hit in the past many, many times. sometimes it has been absolutely dead on, sometimes not so much but it is interesting because when you look at this stock, it was trading anywhere between 232 and 247, 248 at the top end. so a lot of buyers coming in, about 19,000 of the january 28th expiring calls those are getting bought those are size, 19,000 of those. starting at about 250, it went up to about 7. i looked before i came on. they're presently trading somewhere around 420, 425, somewhere in that range. looking for upside you have one week before these expire dynatrace, dt. it is not a name we brought up a lot, but activity that has hit as well. we are talking intelligence platforms here 35,000 of the february 50 calls were bought. they were spread off, but they have bought 35,000 of these calls, trading for about $3.80 as they spread it off the cost of the spread against the 55s was about $2 i have one last one for you, scott. the spdr they w

that's why rates are on the move, pete >> yeah. no doubt no doubt scott, i think it's really important and i love that you showed us what it looked like over the last week that's an unbelievable velocity move when we're looking at the ten-year and all of us are looking at that and there are two reactions and you're getting rid of the high multiple tech stocks and they're saying it's time to sell those and they're buying stuff like we're seeing within the financials and specifically, a lot of the big banks whether it's citi or wells fargo, you name it and the other names within that and we're seeing a lot of paper, scott, in j.p. morgan and bank of america and i'm seeing the xlf which is absolutely massive and they're not ultra short term and they're buying further out and that's more interesting, as well. basically saying hey, look, this is not a one and done week and that's where we'll stop and they're basically signaling to us through the options market that they're looking at the upside over the next period of time going out to

i've asked him ten other times. >> pete, pete, bail me out to! >> sean: leo has turned me down. >> pete, bail me out here. let's talk about the subject. what -- hey, i'm talking about the issue! to answer your question, this sean hannity show is color-blind. but what gives behar at the right to question clarence thomas blackness. this is nothing more than pandering and it is insulting to black americans. what they are telling us is, if you are black, you have to be a democrat. tell that the herschel walker, tell that to condoleezza rice, candace owens, larry elder, and leo terrel. it is insulting. it is insulting because it makes the mind-set that we all think alike. black people have different views. and the comment to pick a black female is racist. it is the number one reason why i left the democratic party. two years ago joe biden said, if you vote for trump, you are not black. the democrats, the left wing have divided this country, sean. he said they played in every election cycle, they are playing at 24/7. one final point, this is not going

pete, i give it back to you before we take a quick break >> sure.l, i would say this when we're seeing today is an example of what we talked about for a long time and the unbelievable names and like a tesla, in my opinion and the nvidia why are they getting more hit than micron and intel and the other semiconductors because of where the multiples are and what's leading the nasdaq down right now, and it's data dog and peloton. a lot of the names that are out there that have an incredible multiple of height and three or more digits or they have no multiple at all because they don't have money yet and those are the stocks that people are going after and these names, we've been talking about this for a long time. i caught a lot of flack in the social media world on peloton which i said it's an expensive clothes hanger because that's what it is they have to make money. these companies that people love so much, whether we use them or not doesn't matter what is their multiple if they've got a multiple those are the names that people attack first when they'

pete, i mean, if this isn't about who owns your child or not, i don't know what is. >> pete: you are, rachel. i don't want my kids to be able to sign up for a sport or any extracurricular without my parental oversight and, yet, you are going to allow them to make arguably the most consequential decision irreversible decision they will make in their lives without any consultation of parents? this is one of the scariest things i have seen. the idea that a 13-year-old. i have never met -- i have met maybe one 13-year-old with his head on straight. other than that, they are all lost and they don't know. the point is for parents to guide them. this is dangerous. >> rachel: yeah. matt, you wrote a children's book about this whole gender fluidity thing that's being pushed on our children. last word on this? >> well, i want to say, look, one thing to keep in mind with gender reassignment surgery sex change surgery is not possibly. it doesn't exist. you can't actually change your sex at all. it's written into your d.n.a. at the most basic level. >> peter: good point. >> what they can do is mu

i'm hallie jackson in washington wore joined by pete williams and josh letterman and leigh ann caldwell and joined by two former u.s. attorneys, now msnbc contributors chuck rosenberg and barbara mcquade. and we've been listening to this speed from attorney general garland in which he made clear that the department of justice will follow the facts as it relates to the investigation into the january 6 insurrection, but said something interesting, pete that stands out which is that the department of justice remains committed to holding all january 6 perpetrators at any level accountable, which seems to be a signal that there are bigger fish to fry yet to come. what stood out to you? >> well that is undoubtedly true. but who those bigger fish are is unknown, i think it is safe to say. for starters, we know that there are potentially are bigger fish on this central question that has yet to be answers, which is did somebody actually have a plan in advance to storm the capitol. now there have been conspiracy charges against many of the white supremacists groups, the oath keepers, the proud bo

and we speak this all the time pete talks about this too. it never -- on the way down, everybody's hoping for lower prices to buy things cheaper and they always say, i wish i could buy "x" at this price but then when it happens it's never for the reasons that you thought would get you there, if that makes sense. and you become petrified if you have a plan in place, this becomes very rational to your point, it is just a math problem. i think everything gene just laid out, we all should want, because it's going to bring thinks back to a normalcy level where you can start to gauge what's right and wrong in terms of stocks. quickly, in terms of microsoft, you go back and look at the move, and pete talked about this, as did karen, that move from 349 or so to this level has been drastic but if you look at where we are, we're at huge support levels we're at a prior all-time high from literally this fall so there are stocks that have given back enough where they might make sense right here. >> it will be interesting to watch the nasdaq 100's overall

so we asked our audience pete, who wore it better?dumb and dumber fellas and the results are in. and you guys kicked some serious butt. 60% we have affiliate votes on this by the way pete 60% your thought on this rout by you and will. [laughter] i appreciate that as a life fan of lloyd and harry of dumb and dumber that's where idea cam from to achieve that level is mind blowing to me dan you understand and appreciate that. we have a lot on the costume he is to happen it was new year and let me say this dan. let me say this i had to peek at the minute by minute ratings of new year eve that line dancing did very well you know what else did very well -- dan bongino, because america loves dan bongino. and you said you were going to show up, dan and you did. and you delivered -- dan: man of my word. >> made it to remember. dan: on a serious note you and i joke around a lot we love segments but i love you guys man. you and pete and will, and the crew and there was nothing me and paula wanted to do more than hang out request you it was honor

joyce vance and pete williams, thank you so much. we'll go to another angle of this story, and that's what the january 6th committee is doing on capitol hill. they've been trying to interview a number of people within donald trump's white house. they've been pretty successful with lower level aides. some higher level aides have said no. they're also trying to interview lawmakers who may have been involved in what went on at the capitol. one of the people they've been trying to speak to is house minority leader kevin mccarthy. but he in a very public way today said he is not going to play politics, in his words. >> reporter: you said, sure, you would be willing to testify about your conversation. >> what was the date? >> reporter: that was in may of last year. >> okay. >> reporter: and you've now said you won't agree to voluntarily cooperate. why should the public not conclude that you're trying to hide something here? >> when you asked me that question, never did i think a speaker would play such politics and then appoint a chairman

>> pete: that's right.has almost been entirely dependent on two things, a foreign aid, a mask percentage, overwhelming percentage on foreign aid and the other opium the drug trade. this is an economy not able to sustain itself without other countries funding it. now it's been taken over as you point out by terrorists pirks the taliban. they say the money will go to international aid organizations and not to the government. which is yet again the united states government, lying to itself and lying to us because we know no business goes conducted without the blessing of the taliban at this point on the ground. they have consolidated complete power. they have executed retribution on their enemies. there is not a single organization there that won't operate without at minimum a kick back to the taliban. at most, confiscation of whatever funds that government needs which is being strangled right now because it doesn't have revenue. and it has equipment. it has fighters, it needs to feed them and pay them. so thi

all right, pete, what do you have to say about this one >> yeah.tt, because we all know what exactly they're doing. they're in the process of some huge money that's being put into ohio as well as arizona and we all know these $20 billion factories and so forth is going to be something that will be chewing up a lot of what they've doing with their cash and yet the company still did deliver this quarter to some degree. margins were not quite where we wanted them to be or where they wanted them to be. pat gelsinger did a great job earlier on cnbc when he talked about the different parts of what's going on there, but you look at data center chips and that was down 20%, so there are areas of growth, but it's still frustrating and i will say this. intel, believe it or not was leading this year. the smh by quite a bit of a percentage move. it's gotten closer and it's still ahead of the smh in terms of the move. it's held in there okay. that doesn't make me very happy that i'm having to use that as the expression, but better than the smh itself so from tha

pete says he did. will says he did. as a gesture of goodwill we are going to put it all aside and do the lightning round object my show. my version of it together with my good friend because it's not about the credit. my friend pete hegseth joins me now. you are numero uno. aclu says license plate cameras are an invasion of privacy. peter, it's people that we linked shields with this leftist organizations. i hate these damn cameras. i don't even drive in washington, d.c. any more because i hate getting tickets. >> they will find a way to somehow make it about racism. they will always mess up their argument somehow. but on the top of it it's the american civil liberties union actually watchdogging civil liberties. it's one community pushing back on this. good for them. freedom lovers when you find a good chance to work with the aclu and top ought growth of government encroachment, do it. you may have to take a shower afterwards, but do it. dan: this is my favorite story of the week. i can't get enough of it. this is an m

pete says he did. will says he did.gesture of goodwill we are going to put it all aside and do the lightning round object my show. my version of it together with my good friend because it's not about the credit. my friend pete hegseth joins me now. you are numero uno. aclu says license plate cameras are an invasion of privacy. peter, it's people that we linked shields with this leftist organizations. i hate these damn cameras. i don't even drive in washington, d.c. any more because i hate getting tickets. >> they will find a way to somehow make it about racism. they will always mess up their argument somehow. but on the top of it it's the american civil liberties union actually watchdogging civil liberties. it's one community pushing back on this. good for them. freedom lovers when you find a good chance to work with the aclu and top ought growth of government encroachment, do it. you may have to take a shower afterwards, but do it. dan: this is my favorite story of the week. i can't get enough of it. this is an mp from

pete says he did. will says he did.esture of goodwill we are going to put it all aside and do the lightning round object my show. my version of it together with my good friend because it's not about the credit. my friend pete hegseth joins me now. you are numero uno. aclu says license plate cameras are an invasion of privacy. peter, it's people that we linked shields with this leftist organizations. i hate these damn cameras. i don't even drive in washington, d.c. any more because i hate getting tickets. >> they will find a way to somehow make it about racism. they will always mess up their argument somehow. but on the top of it it's the american civil liberties union actually watchdogging civil liberties. it's one community pushing back on this. good for them. freedom lovers when you find a good chance to work with the aclu and top ought growth of government encroachment, do it. you may have to take a shower afterwards, but do it. dan: this is my favorite story of the week. i can't get enough of it. this is an mp from

i have to bring in pete williams. this was something we had some early heads up about, pete.e are the first -- this is a significant new development in this case, chuck. the justice department for the first time now has filed seditious conspiracy charges today, charging 11 people with this for -- related to the january 6th riot at the u.s. capitol and among them is stewart rhodes of texas who, of course, is the founder and leader of the oath keepers. the significant thing there, of course, is several oath keepers have already been indicted in one of the big conspiracy cases, 19 of them, in fact, two of them have already pleaded guilty, but this adds the leader of the oath keepers stewart rhodes and adds the seditious conspiracy charge. i'm just looking at this material that has just come in. there's several other people that are charged in addition to this original case. it's said that -- i'm trying to see what this -- all right. the seditious conspiracy indictment says after the november election stewart rhodes conspired with his co-defendants to oppose by force the executio

pete adds to paypal, as he mentioned and he bought citi it's interesting, shannon.he fence in terms of whether now is the time to buy or not. wells fargo says it is time to put new money to work like pete has done, jim lebenthal has done and we cite him all of the time. the bearishness in equities is overdone savita says buy some dips and she would prefer you buy rather than others and the flipside of all that, shannon, is barry, no bearish to market calls over the years. he calls what happened with the comeback a headfake. there's s&p downside to 4200 barclays says it's too early to buy the dip. fund stats and technical strategist is talking about a retest looking more likely and maybe that's in part of what we had earlier today. >> i think nancy and it's about time horizon and if you look out 12 months after the rate hike and the s&p 500 averages 7% or so since 1994. i think the thing that i'm focused on here is that we have gone through how many minutes of this show and we haven't yet talked about earnings season, and i think that that is to josh's point from ear

. >> todd: you mention pete buttigieg, you mean santa, pete buttigieg the man who saved christmas. looking forward to reading that book to my child. and you know one name we haven't? kamala harris. i thought she would be guaranteed to be the person who would take over in 2024. she is actually lower than joe biden. and that shows you out of desperation the democrats are facing right now, carely. >> carley: pete buttigieg the man who saved christmas could be a very good christmas story for future christmases to come. all right, we have to turn to this, kevin mccarthy a man to speak with a january 6th committee sagging in a statement, "it is with neither regret or satisfaction that i have recruited to not participate with the committee abuse of power that sustains this institution today and going forward to. he goes on to accuse nancy pelosi of damaging political opponents rather than finding the truth. later mccarthy is joining "fox & friends" this morning. you will not want to miss that interview. >> todd: turning out to the border prices, border patrol agents apprehending five dang

pete, you in this one? >> you know, i'm not, mel and i'm actually getting pretty interested very much like netflix, obviously it's been cut literally in half. i look at moderna which was $500 stock at its peak and now dropped to $155 in that range. you look at this company it's not just about what is going on in the world right now or in the last year and half or two with the pandemic, this is a legitimate company as well and think it might be time i'm definitely looking at that in depth in the next week, i like what i'm seeing, mel. it's not just about moderna and all of what is going on with omicron and everything else. i'm looking more as, hey, look, this is a company that has hey heck of a lot of value to it i'd like to see more depth of the pipeline but still think this is a name that is been beaten enough and time to turn. >> 3% gain on moderna after hours so far coming up, las vegas on the move after reports, details next. and fed signaling it's getting ready to move. we'll break down the news. "fast

pete, let me start with you. much has been said and we talked a lot over the course of the last 24 hours on air about justice breyer. look ahead to people likely to replace them. two to three names that are on everybody's tongues at this moment. we don't know who the pick is going to be but the short listed frontrunners. tell me about them and then, nina, i want to ask you about them, too. >> same names we have been hearing for about a year when justice breyer should step down and the white house has had plenty of time to look at them. they continue, those who are judges, hand down new decisions and that adds to the homework. but this is not, this is not a process that is just getting started. that's one point i would make. in terms of the nominees, ketanji brown jackson a federal appeals court judge in washington and put on the court to fill the vacancy after merit garland left to be attorney general. she knows her way around the supreme court because she was a law clerk to justice breyer. leondra kruger clerked

pete i , co-host with pete. all right, pete, okay, i'd like that two together. e actually that would be pretty cool. i'm doing all right. thank you both. that .y we're also learning tonight that thankfully no one was harmed after congresswomanft bush is unoccupied. vehicle was hit by gunfire this weekend near st.hi louis. now bush tweeted out, quote, thankfully no one was harmedd but any act of gun violence shakes your soul. that's why our movement is working to invest in our communities, eradicate roote causes of gun a violence and kep everyone safe. but remember bushh. is one of the same far left democrats that repeatedly i call to defund the police even as crime is spiking a major democratic run cities and states all across the country. so. how are we going to keep everyone safe and secure if we don't let police have the money to do their jobs and continue to their funding? never mind this stupid laws bush herself spends tens of thousands of dollars on private security. i'm sorry she has too s go through that. sadly, i've had l to live that t points in my lif

pete williams, in your long line of scoops. i'm going back to the other pete or peter alexander. so, let me bring in barbara because as a former prosecutor and as a lawyer, professor, you know the impact of steve breyer. one that occurs to me is he was rather conservative or nuanced on big economic issues when they hit the court. but on the core issues of personal liberty and freedoms and same-sex marriage and guns and choice on abortion, he was completely in sink with ruth bader ginsburg and sort -- soed meyer. >> i think pete used the word pragmatist. he's out in the world. he'd worked in the senate. he'd been anned a min straightive law professor. there was a sense of trying to make things work. he wasn't always as progressive as some people might like. but when it came to the core issues like abortion and voting rights and other kinds of things, he was a reliable liberal vote. so important i think that joe biden get to make this appointment. if he were to wait until after the midterms, i think we could see a senate taken over by republican votes or we could see one of those s

but more like a -- >> pete? >> i think pete was talking to the producer.the thought. >> i apologize. i thought pete was telling me i was getting horribly wrong. it requires that the judge hear from the victims and for that reason the judge is likely taking into account the victims' opinions on the ultimate plea agreement even though the victim cannot force the prosecutor to do one thing or the other. the prosecutors make their own decisions. the victims and the families are not the clients of the federal prosecutor. >> what pete was saying is telling the producer to go to finish what happens tonight so we thank him for that as he considers the reporting. danny, what happens then if in however minutes -- we don't know when it will happen. travis mcmichael says i'll take my chances and go to trial? is that what would be the next step in this instance? >> this language is in every plea agreement and every defendant is warned of it. look, there is a small chance that the judge may reject the plea agreement. if the judge does that then you're not bound by the e

let me bring the others in, pete and then jason go ahead, pete >> i would approach it a little less aggressively and i would say that i understand why steph is raising capital somewhere, but i don't know that i would want to raise the capital to buy more facebook, which by the way i love that buy. i do think it's a cheaper stock. they have free cash flow and they are controversial and all the company does is team to pull back and then go higher, pull back and then go higher. that's been the beauty of what we've seen out of zuckerberg in all these years. how many times have we seen him in front of congress or whomever and the stock gets beaten up and it goes right back up and establishes new highs. i like that side of it, but i don't like the idea of getting out of this name and there are other names that i would have chosen and it's not a criticism at all of steph and only because it is inexpensive and they do have great fundamentals and they've gotten incredibly free cash flow and i, like, josh, don't think it will go higher. maybe it will happen it might maybe it does get to 2500, 2200, as you

and it's not just mayor pete. he's easy to mock becausese he's a ludicrous figure, but it's all the people like him who believe that our economy is based on social media apps d and h.r. departments. l people like that really believe that by sociall engineering you can make m the trains run on tii and you can create a robust economy because they're. forr example, last week mayor pete explained that the number one priority of the transportation department in the middle, the massive shortage of transportation workers trains are getting planes that won't take off is equity. so you don't need to do we need to work extra hard to screen out anybody who might be working in our transportation industryra who happens to have the wrong skin color watch. youu look at something like the investment in transit. you know, it's americans of color commuters mos of color t who are most likely toha depend on that. you look at the jobs we're going to createlot d. they have been traditionally white and male, but it doesn't have to t sta

pete williams, do we officially call this a short list? and i say this, the three names i feel like i hear the most from the white house, is judge brown jackson, obviously, sort of been i guess compared to the person that we've heard the most, justice leondra kruger of california, supreme court justice, and judge michelle childs, who we know jim clyburn has been pushing. is that fair to call this a short list, or are we still too early there, pete? >> it is officially the short list as of thursday, 1:05 eastern time. these things tend to change. i know the administration has reached out to affinity group saying you know the names that we have, if there are any other african american talented people that you think we ought to be considering, let us know. so, you know, these things tend to change over time, and of course now the process begins, although i think it has to some extent already begun, looking into the backgrounds of these potential candidates. and of course this is why in recent years presidents of both parties have tended to ch

pete rose, barry bonds. again, it is so unfair that we are just talking about the people who didn't get in here and, actually, schilling makes a very good point there. but it is. we celebrate big papi. at the same time, you look at a guy like bonds, and you say, my god, how do you have a hall of fame without bonds, rose, schilling, without roger clemens, a-rod? >> bottom line, it's a museum in cooperstown, new york. it is a wonderful. if you've never been up there, you have to see it. go in the summertime if you can. go by the lake. walk through the town. it is one of the great places in the country, but it is a museum. the museum tells the entire history of the place. you may not like barry bonds. you may not like roger clemens. that's your right. you can say he is a cheater, because he was. both those guys. but they are part of the story of the history of baseball. they should be in there, with the information on the plaque that tells the full story. the same could be said for pete rose about allegations a

pete hegseth in our hot seat.r folks -- and we have a new crisis and that mean new focus group test and liberal talking points. all they've got. and if all you do is view leftist media you might think that democracy is in serious danger of collapsing. i mean, just check out some of these catastrophic apocalyptic headlines from left. the hill, nearly a year after january 6th u.s. democracy is fragile and with a v talking about how this is going to end and people watch like the book of eli or walking dead too much and des moines register we need a new doomsday clock for democracy. guys the drama. tighten it up. calm down everyone. but it is such in headlines folks. it is everywhere. on the left -- take a look at this. >> not allow no one to place a dagger to throw it democracy. if we do not defend it, democracy simply will not stand. this is what erodes a democracy. if we lose our democracy this year, we're unlikely to get is it back during our lifetime. incomes itself is at risk in a way that we haven't seen in cen