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pete: i like yours. jedediah: i think will looks the best of the three of you. man, pete looks like a car carpet. like you went out to get some shag. pete: i might use a sharpie. rick: you have one minute while i do the weather. cold air is coming across the 48. here is where it is in the upper parts of canada. the real cold air on the planet is on the other side of the atmosphere in russia. testimonies in the minus 40s. when we get air across the lower 48 it will not be that bad. temps will be cold across north dakota and minnesota. even down towards miami you're into the mid 50s. behind the front that moved on through that brought rain and snow yesterday for the most part that is gone. we have a little snow behind this. turn our attention across parts of the northwest. guys, big wind event over california next couple days as well. pete, are you done? pete: no, i didn't do it. i have 2 1/2 more hours of the show. i bailed. maybe the last segment, maybe the last block. will: we'll check in with you see if it happens the next hour. coming up joe biden tapping a f

thank you, secretary designate pete buttiegieg and mayor pete as well. thank you. best of luck.ll see you soon. >> thanks. >> the clock is ticking to the second impeachment trial of the former president. is there enough evidence for a conviction? the former lead counsel to the house majority and trump's first impeachment joins me next. we're all finding ways to keep moving. and at fidelity, you'll get planning and advice to help you prepare for the future, without sacrificing what's most important to you today. because with fidelity, you can feel confident that the only direction you're moving is forward. nefertiti: as a young girl because with fidelity, you can feel confident i was always comparing myself to my sisters. they were always thin and i wasn't... i ate a lot of food. and then after i had my son it was really difficult to lose the baby weight, and everything took so much time and energy and i didn't have that. and then i tried noom, it was easy and it was super convenient. it's effective, i'd say it's life changing. my my name is nefertiri and noom worked for me. visi

thank you, secretary des nat pete buttiegieg and mayor pete as well. thank you. best of luck. we'll see you soon. >> thanks. >> the clock is ticking to the second impeachment trial of the former president. is there enough evidence for a conviction? the former lead counsel to the house majority and trump's first impeachment joins me next. ♪ ♪ 2020's done a new era has begun so keep pushing forward... because this is twenty twenty won make a different future start different at godaddy.com >>> the house tonight delivering its article of impeachment against former president trump to the senate. senators will be sworn in tomorrow and the summons will be issued. well, trump will have until next tuesday to file his answer to the impeachment article. all the paperwork must be in by the following monday, making february 9th the start of the trial. so joining me now, someone who knows this process very well and that's daniel goldman. he is the former lead counsel to the house majority in trump's 2020 impeachment inquiry. and he used to be a frequent guest on this show and we miss having

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pete: that's the best one i have ever heard. that's amazing. hours. i will be there it's a date. and mine is buy more bit coin. buy as much bit coin as humanly possible. jedediah: i knew it. pete: going to the moon. adom klotz, what do you think? what is your resolution for 2021. adam: i want to party more. i'm with will on this one. adam: 2020 i was stuck inside way too much. no, 2021 we are requesting to get out and have a good time. pete: i like it. will: absolutely. adam: that's a good one. let's dive into this forecast. what am i paying attention to? only one big system working illustrates a way across the country right now. that is a snow winter system currently just heavy snow into new england. this is one that's been moving across the south across the midwest. really we are just on the tail end of this and couple more hours. still winter storm watches and warnings for interior england couple more inches of snow as the system works its way through the area today. otherwise, your temperatures very winter like, highs across the middle of th

will: lee you're the best. peteyou know you got to live it ♪ ♪ if you wanna wi... ♪ [ music stops ] time out! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ pete: welcome back. fox & friends clearly my favorite show on the network but if i have a second favorite it's the greg g gutfeld show and somehow he's allowing me to guest host the show tonight at 10 p.m. i can't believe it. i'm not going to try too hard because there's only one gregg g utfeld. check it out tonight at 10:00. will: see you all tomorrow. pete: have a wonderful saturday. jedediah: goodbye. neil: seeing our nations capitol today as 25,000 national guard troops strong, occupied capitol more than we have in iraq and afghanistan combined that you've heard before but what you might not be hearing is how law enforcement is gearing up for pro-trump rallies in all 50 state capitols this weekend, special attention are states like arizona, georgia, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, all battleground states and all getting extra attentio

you would assume the best of everyone, pete, and then let them prove you wrong.to do so. if they are going to be there for that long, they need to be treated -- kevin mccarthy said what they have been treated with so far is absolutely shameful. listen. you watched enmany of them shameful. will many bringing pizza and others and thanking them. next thing you know they are sweeping them out the door. we know what nancy pelosi has said about them before. remember whether the riots were happening in washington over the summer? nancy pelosi said the national guard at the lincoln memorial. it was scary. they shouldn't be there. or in portland in july when the riots were going on. do you know what she said about dhs, the department of homeland security? that they were storm troopers. so, we see the true side of what this speaker has thought these men and women who have been defending us. jedediah: you look at those images obviously it's horrible they should have never been that parking garage. i can't help but think about covid and selective concern. i don't understand.

in addition, i rang the register on best buy and i'll give an assist to pete najarian, when i mentioned bought it, it was at $100 and rang the register there, new positions for me, archer daniels midland this is a play on agriculture. i already have bungee, ticker symbol bg. i purchased that i already have, merging market debt i want more exposure and i purchased the iemg and that's the emerging market equity etf and lastly, we're all talking about oil. well, natural gas early in 2021, i believe is the story i own cnx. i own eqt which i have added to, and now i have taken a new position in rrc. that completes the positioning in what i mentioned, agriculture, natural gas and resources. >> just quickly, why the iemg for exposure to emerging markets rather than the eem which our viewers -- you know, i think is sort of more common place, if you will, if you're looking at that area of the world to invest in >> i think you know the answer i give a tip of the hat to my 516 brother, the reformed broker he pointed out to me that the iemg is more cost efficient. there is a lower expense ratio for

mayor pete also has a new book out, trust, america's best chance.d an event for that three weeks ago so the mayor is it to recognize evan's work and also of course put in a in a pls former primary opponent and now enthusiastic pick to be the next president of the united states, joe wyden. evan and mayor pete, take it away -- joe biden. >> wonderful. first of all thank you so much. it's an honor to treat you, to be participate under the auspices of a place as iconic as politics and prose, and having now have the privilege of appearing both virtually and in person i am delighted to be here once again especially for a journalist and a writer and observer of the caliber of evan osnos i think is so well-suited to help really open window into somebody who underwent hand is a very well known and recognized figure in u.s. politics, and on the other hand, i think even know often misunderstood, and his work covering him before during and since his vice presidency and out in his campaign i think it's crucially important for the country to spend time with them

and it's all, perhaps, best underscored by this jaw-dropping story from congressman pete meyer of michiganted to challenge joe biden's victory because they, quote, feared for family members and the danger that that vote would put them in. we are entering a very difficult period, and we all need to stay vigilant and not forget the potential consequences that we could face if we don't figure out how to deal with this now. joining us now is white house correspondent for politico, tyler pager. tyler has been covering the biden campaign throughout the last couple of years. tyler, i want to talk a little bit about the inauguration and how the biden team is thinking about the security that we may see there. i want to talk about impeachment and their view on that also, but let's start with the next nine days and making sure that people stay safe. what do you know? >> yeah, obviously, the biden team was hearing from a lot of members of congress expressing concerns about staging inauguration just after what happened last week, particularly for members of congress who were on the hill and locked down

pete street in georgetown. with her financial windfall, she lived her best life i think is the best way to put it.ange. they were able to ride it out. i just say in closing, my colleagues are aware of a recent article on the summit of this month in the washington post the talked about how quickly the elite slave owners were able to recoup their losses within about 20 years or so. so when we hear people, we were talking backstage about a lady who still math? isn't that right roger? >> she still angry. >> she still angry. her family lost everything. i don't want to take it away from roger, so go ahead. >> i was going to say when it came ... just to add on to wet professor gives with saying, you have a situation in the city where the urban slaves are just a little different. you have a lot of skilled individuals. you have domestics. we have mechanics. you have people engaged in all sorts of trades. their routines are somewhat different. in this city where you have a majority of free blacks intermingling within slate, sometimes their lifestyles were a little different. you had situations in which the

pete: seems extreme. before we get to that, let's welcome tonight's guest, he's the best thing since whoopie cushions, writer and comedian, michael loftis. she's so bubbly, she'll give you hiccups, host of crimes that changed america on fox nation, emily compagno. gnshe's so southern her blood te is mint julep, fox business anchor, dagen mcdowell. and boulder colorado was named after his biceps, tyrus. what do you make this week of -- if you're a conservative or trump supporter in this universe, are you done? >> i'm clearly neither of those. so -- pete: play the role. >> i'm going to be honest with you. i have been back and forth this whole twitter thing. when they took out the president's twitter account, they took out my 2 million liked votes, joked, and -- jokes, and so i am keeping it. and you know where it says pin, it says no content. [laughter] >> it's 2 million people said ha ha, your joke was funny and i said thank you, mr. president. my parts are there. they took away the 2 million and sthe president. so -- pete: if that moment is deleted, did it ever happen? >> it happened. i have snapshots and a

pete: it's a scary moment, guys. the besthing you can do to confront bad speech or any speech you don't like not to try to shut it down but to have more speech and let the platform of ideas determine the best speech the righteous speech. as far as whether there was incrime. no one in the president's tweets told people to commit acts of violence or riot or loot. people may interpreted into them what they should not have. look at who is still on twitter. iran supreme leader. venezuelan president. the kremlin account. richard spencer, louis farrakhan. i'm not calling for those people to be canceled or kicked off because once you start to go down the dangerous course we are on right now, that's exactly what it is, guys, i know you felt the same way. i was watching last night watching the fact first it was twitter banning the president. then it -- and we are going to talk about it here in a moment. other higher level companies banning other companies that are alternatives, and yesterday on the show we talked about the ohr wellian

pete did say. such. as. holland has yet to school fall even more game but did put away i'm not a couple of pretty classy go. best bagger of a brace is the. most up near the turning point was all. the time trying to find some level. of. fire now have a 7 point question on 2nd place leipsic dortmund drop down out of the european competition spots in the post. it's being late frogs by both sparkplug and frankfurt. down below stuart carve outs work and hoffenheim our own level on points with just enough breathing space above the drop so care to have to sweat for points behind braman while shoko are now the league's only team with only one way and. it will have to be better than this in order to compete for the title. this is. not good enough not really with dortmund live accusing them of leipzig losing and asked for by in 7 point plus. that's a lot that's right next weekend another bonus for the leaders as like sick play leaving. all other teams in pursuit like last back up against an yone. meanwhile from 1st post. while the wolves are up against an old dog from fly broke. whichever way the wind blows it for most te

i've been training with my dad, pete, who is a personal trainer and the best at that and we've been trainingich has just made the world's difference for me and my mental health and that's always been the sort of driving force behind getting in there and training in the first place, being able to do it with my dad is the best thing in the world. just having that time with him, but it's crazy. he'll go from my dad to trainer real quick and i just i mean no excuses can be made. >> i will bet that's right. we can't wait to see the hawkeye series and season 2 of "dickinson." the first three episodes of season 2 of "dickinson" premiere today on apple tv plus. ginger. >> let me take you, george, virtually at least to madrid where they had snow for the first time in a decade and the heaviest snow they've had since 1984 was all part of a cold blast of air, parts of it down to 32 degrees fahrenheit, the last time spain was that cold and broke a record like that was >>> good morning. welcome to friday. a chance of showers through 9:00. then partly cloudy and dry this afternoon. temperatures pretty clos

in the next few months, masks not vaccines are the best defense against covid-19. pete guantanamo bay. detainees including terror suspects even the alleged 9/11 mastermind and could have shots in their arms as soon as next week. montgomery granger is a former gitmo guard. he joins us now. montgomery, thanks for being here. so, when you look at the reality that average americans won't see this vaccine for months, but the mastermind of 9/11 is prioritized up front, you are a guard there. what's your reaction? >> right. so, i was there in 2002, helped stand up the mission actually medical service officer, captain at the time. and i helped write some of the medical sop. this is another hit job by the fox news media. what i know is that back on january 8th, former president trump sent the vaccine to guantanamo bay to start to inoculate the 6,000 civilians and 150 or 1500 guard force there. so, as per international and u.s. army law and sop, whatever we do for the guard force we do for the detainees. that's part of what we do. the food is the same the medical care is better f

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pete, we will have coffee. we'll do our best to keep you warm. get through today. and races in georgia now. griff is also in atlanta, with me. he has more on the runoff races. what is up, griff? griff: trying not to freeze. i don't have any coffee but red bull will travel. what you will find out what will already knows, that is that georgia is the epicenter of the political universe n just 48 hours george today voters will determine the control of the u.s. senate and already three million georgians have voted. the polls will open on tuesday. that will be what everyone is watching around the country and throughout the world. now what is interesting that the fight back in washington over covid relief is shaping up the final days and hours of this campaign where incumbent kelly loeffler faces reverend rafael warnock and of course incumbent david perdue facing challenger jon ossoff. loeffler was on the campaign trail yesterday accusing democrats of playing politics on coronavirus aid. watch. >> i've been fighting for additional relief under this pandemic. they played p

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. >> thank you mayor pete we went to have a special comment thank you for embodying competence and integrity to make us look good we are proud of you and wish the best you in the future for their one - - be there side-by-side so please call on us. >> you can have a few closing comments and then give it back to me. >> we are very proud how you did on confirmation of course you rocked it and made us all very proud. you are making a super potus mayor which we are not surprised and then we look forward to being the head of transportationasy,y, swing get t of that four-year long struggle so we're looking forward to meal investment and finally as a former midsized mayor like these mayors of columbus to be this out for the many i know you will remember the middle sized mayors have just as much need as the bigger citieshaof you dot have to comment i just want to remind you of that and also thank you to me other mayors to be patient we appreciate you being there and finally those have to talk to you peach. it is where they today and every single year during the mayors time we spend time together from the first time i was mayor so we are super proud of you i

>> pete, this is part of what fbi director christopher wray said in his first on camera comment since his january 6th riot. >> we are seeing an extensive amount of concerning online chatter, the best way i would describe it, about a number of events surrounding the inauguration. together with our partners, we evaluate those threats and what kind of resources to deploy against them. right now, we are tracking calls for potential armed protests and activity leading up to the inauguration. >> pete, now we are learning the doj inspector general is conducting a review of the department's role during the riot. what can you tell us? >> in terms of reviews, there's one by the justice department's inspector general but also the inspector general of the defense department to look at the role of the national guard at last week's riot and why it was slow to get up there, the department of interior, because they control the park police, and the department of homeland security, which oversees the secret service and, of course, has the homeland responsibility. they will look at what did the government know, how much of that was communicated to the capitol police? that continues to be a big quest

best, the former seattle police chief. really appreciate you coming on and sharing your experiences and expertise with us. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i want to bring in pete williams, but, pete, before i do that i want to just read a quick joint statement from the top two democrats in congress, chuck schumer and -- senator chuck schumer and speaker nancy pelosi. it's a simple statement and it's directed at the president. we are calling on president trump to demand that all protesters leave the u.s. capitol and capitol grounds immediately. that's the extent of the statement. pete williams, you've got some new information. what do you got? >> reporter: well, we had earlier heard that there were suspicious packages found before the people stormed the building, that was the sort of focus of concern. now we're told that at least one improvised explosive device has been found on the grounds of the u.s. capitol, i don't know where, i don't know what the nature of the device is, obviously it's in the hands of law enforcement so it's not a hazard at this point. they're looking at whether there was a second device found as well. we don't know where. i know that ear

best in the future. we will be there side-by-side with you for anything that you need. please call on us. and you want to close with a few comments. >> pete, i just want to say we are very proud of how you did on confirmation. you rocked it and made us very proud. you are making us super proud as mayors, which we are not surprised by. secondly, we look forward to you being the head of transportation so we can get out of the four -year-long struggle of infrastructure week. we're looking forward to real investment in infrastructure. finally, these big city mayors like denver and columbus, you beat us out for the money. i know you will remember the middle size mayors have just as much as those bigger cities. you don't have to comment, i just wanted to remind you of that and thank my other fellow woman mayors for being so patient. we appreciate you being there . and finally, i always have to talk to you because it is my birthday today. and every single year, during the mayors panel, we spent time together from the first time i was mayor at the bar. so, we are super proud of you, and i wouldn't let greg let me not say that today. congratulatio

best when he was angry. he was always most focused. and to your point about the debate and how he did, pete who was bush's press secretary met with bush after the debate and said, bush says, what's the good news? >> the bad news you lost the argument, the good news is that nobody is paying attention to the debate and you lost that, too. >> so he wins three days later, which, by the way, was the same weekend that the u.s. beat the russians in hockey. miracle on ice. the greatest sporting event in my history. so, i'm still celebrating that and two days later reagan just cleans up in new hampshire. he wins like 2-1. such momentum that it's a good thing that we won by such a big margin because we already spent most of our money and we had no money left. but -- >> but bush had money. >> bush had money and spent it and he won. >> he won michigan. almost won texas. >> he won pennsylvania. >> won pennsylvania. >> so money still counts and we had nothing. but the momentum was so large from that, i mean, i never had a doubt that we would be the nominee. >> that's when you knew reagan was going to be the nominee. >> after new hampshire. >> right

pete hegseth, laura trump, second hour of "varney & co." moments away. ♪ . . powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. ♪. stuart: sunday best.'t get that from the lyrics but that is the name of the song, sunday best. it is 10:00 precisely here in new york. it is 7:00 in california. who is with us in the 10:00 hour? joe concha, will cain, hegseth makes a return and brian killing mead. in the 11:00 hour, elizabeth macdonald, lara trump and larry elder. markets are in the green, not a major rally. you're up 120. you're at 30,350. interesting. the latest on manufacturing. i think lauren has got that. what have we got, lauren? lauren: the manufacturing sector really advancing in december coming in at 60.7. stuart: whoa, huge. lauren: according to ism. really strong numbers about. we had the contraction in april and every month since the sector has expanded. this is very good news. stuart: that is very, very strong. anything above 50 indicates expansion. and anything above 60 indicates very strong expansion. the markets had a little bit of reaction to it. the dow up 130. not much reaction for the s&p and nasdaq but those are very,

pete: it's time to be deprogrammed from praising censorship to cortez calling in to rein in free pressure. there is a reason why george orwell 1948 is still is topping amazon's bestlist. senior policy analyst from the independent women's forum patrice on buick can a. authoritarianism doesn't have to come from government it can come from corporations and big tech and elsewhere. when you listen to the congresswoman from new york comrade are cortez talk with a commission to rein in the media what does that say to you? what's a preview of. >> it's absolutely a preview of the censorship of the silencing of any sort of free thought in this country. by free thought i mean anyone who does not fall in line with their far left even left leaning talking points policy physician positions. pete, it's dangerous. it's telling the 70-plus million americans who think differently whether you supported the president as a person or his policies that somehow you are wrong. somehow there is something mentally wrong with you and suppression of the press is exactly what we don't need right now. we actually need a marketplace of ideas. and news outlets that present different sides of the

pete buttigieg and his partner. that is dan quayle with the current vice president mike pence speaking with mr. clinton. i tell you i'm getting confused with all the masks on but i'm doing my bestdown the blue stairs. i cannot identify these people but i think our producers probably can and they will put it in my ear who were looking at. will let you watch this, the band plays on. please pay attention the bottom right-hand corner of your screen, the market a little history has been made we have new highs on this inauguration day in the day we inaugurate a democrat president the stock market is straight up. look at that. what did you say producer? okay, capitol hill officer that led the writers away was just on your screen. i'm sorry i cannot go back but that is what we just saw. a place of honor at the swearing in today. the market going very strong, the dow was up a half a point, 31000 there, please remember on january the 20th four years ago, that is kamala harris with her husband walking on the stairs. four years ago january the 20th 2017 the dow was around 19000 and look at us now, were at 31000. 31000, right there. what a transition. do you think we will get another 13000-

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