secretary pompeo, start with you. you believe that vladimir putin will cross the border with more of his troops that are massed on the border right now in to ukraine? >> martha, i think that's still up in the air and depends on the behavior of the united states and the european countries that have more interest in it. there's a lot of history here. vladimir putin thinks the breakup of the soviet union was a catastrophe. he then watched the colonial pipeline be shut down and he watched the united states do nothing under president biden. it was biden that wouldn't provide more than sleeping bags and lemonade to the ukrainians the last time he took 1/5 of ukraine. we need to establish that deterrence. if we get it right, we can prevent vladimir putin from engaging in this coercive sluggish behavior. >> martha: mr. o'brien, when you hear jennifer griffin reporting about the back and forth on the russians, vladimir putin wanting us to rescind any discussion of nato inclusion for ukraine and georgia, as a matter of fact, an

larry kudlow: we thank you, former secretary of state, mike pompeo.tmas and happy new year, sir. thank you for your great work. coming up next, senator joe mansion. he saved america. it is chuck schumer ready to throw in the towel? we have more on social spending joe biden in 2022. plus, are senator weizen on all of that when we return after these messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ r financial plan. we can check in on it anytime. it changes when our goals change. planning can't be that easy. actually, it can be, carl. look forward to planning with schwab. schwab! ♪♪ >> coming back home, the battle is going to continue over the so-called build back better bill, which is the big government socialist monstrosity. joining me not to talk about it is senator kevin kramer. good morning and i am sorry that i booked you o error on the show. you came back for it. >> anything for you, sir. larry kudlow: i think that chuck schumer wants to vote on the rule. you know, the legislative process rule which allows you to go into the amendments and then they want to make a final vote. and

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.' -- mike pompeo on why the u.s.' adversaries are getting aggressive right now. why is china pushing fentanyl onto to american shores after 700,000 have already died from covid-19? the realities of the wide open southern border with enough fentanyl to kill 200 million americans. stephen miller on the bad policies putting americans in dire straits. then georgia peach herschel walker's touchdown in politics as the former georgia state braces for a senate campaign. herschel walker is here on moving the ball forward after a year that saw americans lose so much. then after trying to steal an election with i lies and corrupting the fbi and the doj, the creator of the big russia collusion lie weeps while reading her victory speech she never got to deliver. >> i'm going to share with you what i intended to say if i had been elected in 2016. my fellow americans, today you sent a message to the whole world. maria: yes, this is really happening. why does hillary clinton think anyone cares after her dirty tricks and lies were exposed? all that right here, right now on "sunda

pompeo: thanks for having me on today. welcome to the team.er cia director when i was there, knew that this was the biggest threat. we made it clear to our british friends into our french friends, all around the world. that the chinese communist party indeed poses a singular greatest external threat to the united states. we were determined to unite the west against it. we can certainly prevail, but we have to be serious about it. i am heartened frankly, to hear that mi6, british intelligence service, is now prepared to go engage in a way that we have been engaging for several years. i hope our administration will stay where it is too. that's important. we cannot count out the chinese commons party. we cannot allow them to do what i did to the female tennis player. we cannot allow them to have a virus that they knowingly spread around the world. killing millions of people, with no consequences. those are the kinds of things that have allowed china to rise. we cannot permit that to continue to happen. >> john: there are many people who say we ar

and they only -- pompeo -- mnuchin hasn't denied anything.peo denied it simply because he got a call from mar-a-lago, you know, saying what is going on here. >> all right, the new book is "betrayal: the final act of the trump show". >>> up next, an author moved back to the u.s. and took to the road to investigate what happened to his country since that fateful day of september 11th, 2001. what he found is the focus of his latest book. and we'll talk about that next on "morning joe." st book. and we'll talk about that next on "morning joe. hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robitussin elderberry. johnson & johnson is the world's largest healthcare company. building a future where cancers can be cured. strokes can be reversed. joints can be 3-d printed. and there isn't one definition of what well feels like. there are millions. we're using our world

you heard secretary pompeo talk many times how they treated the communist party who they really is so for the first time they brought that back to foreign policy. not only that they were the first administration for those challenges because today one of the most powerful armies the second most powerful economy so too many of the governments especially with the administration because they do not want to bear the cost but it was the first so if they sign a human rights act for hong kong and they blacklist chinese companies and they targeted and sanctioned senior communist party officials this had never happened before. i would call that a backlash. the trump foreign policy is always about going along that's not entirely true. many of you heard about 5g networks so that the chinese company called huawai the state —- it is a state-sponsored it's not really private. they have very deep tie with the chinese government and military it is one of the national champions and then to build the 5g network and the trump administration say do not use it with your 5g networks because it's a huge secu

administration, and understood the true nature of the communist party and you heard of secretary pompeotimes, the truth about the communist party in who they really are, and for the first time, foreign policy and not only that, the trump administration was the first administration it where they were not afraid to challenge china aggressions especially the domestic omissions because today china has one of the world's most powerful armies in the second largest economy and the cost of china in a space is really high sorry governments, no their allies and are afraid of china because they want to bear the cost and the trump administration, was the first one to confront china. no other administration would do this, they signed and civil rights act. [inaudible]. in the companies and affiliated companies and this distinctions, and this never happened before, never happened before so i would call that a backlash. and you heard a lot from the media last year about trump and building the wall and it our allies, not even telling the truth so many of us heard about the networks, something that they

coming up, former secretary of state mike pompeo will join us with the very latest out of russia, china, the middle east, afghanistan. and later, stacey abrams thinks that she's running for reelection as the rightful governor of georgia. we will have full coverage of the midterm elections, that is straight ahead. alec baldwin now speaking out after allegedly killing a person on the set of a movie. the far left actor is now claiming he never pulled the trigger before accidentally shooting to people on a movie set. if he didn't pull the trigger, who did? we begin with an important christmas message from presidential biden. today he proudly announced that he takes no responsibility whatt all for the supply chain crisis and according to joe, do not you bettertake it up with santa. >> i can't promise that every person will get every gift they want on time. only santa claus can keep that promise. but the ride ins every that sellout that are hard to find, some of you moms and dads may have remembered cabbage patch kids in the 80s, beanie babies in the 90s, or other toys that have run out in pa

here with reaction, former secretary of state and fox news contributor, mike pompeo. with the russian-ukrainian border. we know what happened with crimea and the eastern ukraine. i can't think of any other reason that putin would put a lot of troops there except for their territorial ambitions mr. secretary, and i don't think tony blipken saying they are going to have a high impact economic attack against them is too intimidating to vladimir. >> sean, i think that's right. it's good to be with you tonight. those words aren't going to make a hill of a beans difference. they won't engender the deterrence we need. putin shuts down a pipeline in the southeastern united states closing off gasoline. biden goes to meet with him in a summit and warns him, don't do it again. they watched the debacle in afghanistan, the weakness we showed there. you mentioned the nord stream 2 pipeline. what we've done with american energy has created a wealth for putin, when oil prices are high putin is a big winner. i think he believes that he can make the decisions he needs to make. he has a

i think trump was clearer, and his administration and mike pompeo was clearer, about what brazil caner with the united states and other democracies, like india,japan... all right. ..in order to defend freedom around the world, but the ideal of freedom will not... ..will not be... ..will not give up. ernesto araujo, i'm sorry to stop you there, but we're out of time. thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello. thursday brought an east—west split to the uk weather—wise. well, certainly in terms of where we had the blue sky or where we had the grey sky. across parts of eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england, some were treated to a largely sunny day from dawn until dusk, where it was the reverse across some western areas. a view from wales, cloudy from dawn until dusk. it's the cloud that's going to win out for friday and the weekend. high pressure, lots of settled weather to come, but trapped underneath this high pressure, plenty of cloud. now, where there will have been some clear spells overnight — parts of eastern scotland, northeast england — a fr

i think trump was clearer and his administration and mike pompeo was clearer about what brazil can dor with the united states and other democracies, like india,japan... all right. ..in order to defend freedom around the world, but the ideal of freedom will not... ..will not be... ..will not give up. ernesto araujo, i'm sorry to stop you there, but we're out of time. thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello there. temperatures were as high as 14 degrees on wednesday, and the rest of the week will stay mild. i suspect many of us, though, will continue to see cloudy skies like this. there was some sunshine, though, across a good part of yorkshire and lincolnshire on wednesday, but these areas with those clearer skies are starting a bit colder on thursday morning. mild elsewhere underneath that blanket of cloud. could be some mist and fog patches with those clearer skies across parts of northern england, even down into norfolk as well. we'll see those mist and fog patches lifting, and the best of the sunshine more likely to be to the east of the pennines in the nort

you heard secretary pompeo talk many times treated the communist party to be --. it was the first of administrations that should bear the cost to challenge china's aggression because today china has the second-largest economy and the cost touch anything in china's very high. the cost of confronting anything on china is very high. so there are to many of our governments and u.s. demonstrations as well as our allies that are so afraid to confront china because it are one of bear the cost. they were waiting to bear the cost and letting them know their willing to bear that cost. i don't see. they signed a human right act for the uyghurs and they backed chinese h companies and the chinese military and they sanctioned senior communist party officials. this is has never happened before, never happened before. not only is that backlash from a u.s. standpoint you've probably heard a lot from the media that the trump foreign-policy, he didn't care nobody followed him and he was being her allies. that's not entirely true. let me give you an example. many of you heard about 5

he designated this to secretary pompeo.ations i think are evidence provide that he was probably making the most important high-level decisions in washington. you ask about the special envoy who pompeo appointed to carry out these negotiations with the taliban. he is an afghan born american who earned a doctoral degree at the university of chicago in political science and served in several republican a ministrations prior to the trump years. he was the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan in the early 2000's after the fall of the taliban government. he is deeply experienced in the region, but he had been out of government for quite some time when he came back into this role. he is a very complicated figure. we tried to give you all of him in this piece. i think he started out believing that he could negotiate peace and was ambitious about that. but at important intersections come he faced all these choices. as an envoy of the trumpet administration. we going to prioritize the united states interest in his withdrawal or are we goin

mike pompeo thank you very much. >> i'd kill your ratings this morning, steve. put that recipe on fox & friends so we could share it with everybody? >> yeah, that be awesome, steve i would love that. susan and my mother whose passed away now would love that as well steve: okay. so folks, give us a half an hour and we will get a link to the family secret fudge recipe. all right, mike, thank you very much, merry christmas. >> thanks steve, so long, sir. steve: all right moving on, hoping for some cash under the christmas tree? we'll tell you how you can win big money with fox bet, coming up. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year, with the kids jingle bellingham and everyone telling andging of good cheer it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ >> this just into our newsroom. the marine who criticized top military brass over the botched afghan withdrawal has now been discharged. stuart sheller jr. the now former marine lt. colonel post ing the news on facebook and he says the discharge is under honorable conditions effective yesterday. sheller making headlin

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the former secretary of state mike pompeo says the needing's are a waste of time. >> 's income principalmortgage understand the ayatollah wants to wipe israel off the face of the earth and he wants to make america go away where the second big one, why you would negotiate is demonstrably indicated that they will not abide by any agreement that they sign. julie: the u.s. is taking part in directly which aim to revive the 2015 nuclear deal president trump as you may remember withdrew the u.s. from the iran nuclear deal in 2018 and reimpose sanctions, iran me time has ramped up the enrichment ever since. president biden has signaled he will rejoin if iran agrees to abide by the guidelines. >> the u.s. and russia reportedly moving closer to scheduling talks next month over the tension surrounding ukraine, the meetings will be held in geneva, this amid reports of vladimir putin had withdrawn some of his troops from the ukraine border. alexandria hoff has more on this from washington. >> a new report claims more than 10000 russian troops have withdrawn from the ukrainian border that is accordin

then you have candidates like ran desantis, pompeo, who have notably said -- who have notably been quiet haven't come out and said i'm not running a trump run. they also haven't come out and said, i'm running. it's a big question. we are seeing different tiered approaches to that. >> it is like musical chairs. they're waiting for the music to stop and see if there is more than one chair, if they have to move fast on this. . >> musical chairs could end up with desantis sitting on mike pompeo's lap, which is always what happens in musical chairs. >> i can't unsee that, john berman. let's take a listen to what happened here. >> have you made any decisions about running for president? >> all our focus is on 2022. we're doing everything we can to turn back this big government agenda of the biden administration. we'll let the future take care of itself. >> if donald trump runs for president, will you still run? >> you know, our focus is on 2022. i can honestly tell you in 23rd, my family and i do what we have always done. reflect, pray and determine where we might best serve and go where we're

and trump aligned candidates, mike pompeo, who aren't weighed in as 2024 but talked about as possible notable for people like mike pompeo, mike pence, two people who served in the trump administration who haven't explicitly said they wouldn't challenge him in a primary. >> you mentioned pence. cnn's randi kaye got the opportunity to ask. >> reporter: if donald trump runs for president, will you still run? >> you know, our focus is on 2022. i can honestly tell you in 2023, my family and i will do what we have always done. we'll reflect, we'll pray, and determine where we might best serve and we'll go where we're called. >> he doesn't have a prayer against donald trump in 2024 should he run because he doesn't really have a lane. he thinks it's white evangelicals, but i think donald trump is probably more popular among white evangelicals than mike pence is. he'll toying with it, maybe i'll run and pray and look for the lord's guidance, but i think he doesn't have much of a lane outside of these white evangelicals, and the base doesn't like him. trump has turned the base against him. >> a

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even after pompeo visited the united kingdom last january and said you'd do this we are going to stop sharing intelligence with you because we do not feel comfortable. johnson was still like know, we are going to do this because it's cheap and something we can afford. then the pandemic happened and the chinese government increased its crackdown on the hong kong. what's happening is tragic. but anyway, by may the johnson administration announced that it would not use them to build the 5g network, so again the pandemic became a wake-up call and the backlash continued this year. the biden administration as well as the eu, the united kingdom and canada were joined together to launch a targeted sanction against a few chinese officials over the human rights violations. so you see the backlash continue. it has not become a big weight yet. that's where you come from. because the change in administration, let me make a few comments about the biden administration and i will end ad after my comments. so the biden administration came in and the general approach was anything the trump administrati

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mike pompeo is already planning to hold the trial in a funeral home. back in january, the extradition request was denied by a different judge in london who cited extreme u. s. prison conditions in ruling against a sondors extradition. but now that it looks like julian will be coming to america, let's see what is soon to be neighbors or shame. if this fight against extradition is that they're worried about his safety in prison. they really have our, don't have perspective on this. there are lots and lots of people who go to federal prison who have done really worse things than julia sanchez and they are protected in prison. i don't think he needs to worry about whether not he'll be safe in prison. is that show? hum. really? there's nothing to worry about when it comes to conditions in america's federal prisons. will perhaps someone should have told the ultraconservative us supreme court recently ruled that a federal inmate was allowed to su prison officers after he was forced to spend 6 days in unsanitary cells with human waste. now in all fairness, i c

here is secretary pompeo weighing in on sunday morning futures. >> we have weak leashedship and the and he will push us as far as he can. jon: alex, thank you. for years the u.s. military used burn pits to incinerate all trash, including plastics and medical waste before leaving a particular scene. exposure to the smoke can have lasting effects on those who are exposed. jennifer givein takes a look at that. >> the first time i saw the burn pits, it was minds boggling. i couldn't understand why we were burning trash. >> army veteran sedoe was stationed in tikrit, iraq. like many other bases, everything from plastic bottles to medical waste was thrown into burn pits. >> continuing to breathe toxins, you realize we are doing something wrong. about six months after returning from iraq. i was struggling to run. i was wheezing and causing, and i found out my lungs for those of a 70-year-old and i was 33 years old. >> the doctors believe it's caused about it benzenes. burn pit expose our has not been recognized by the veterans administration. the va secretary says helping veterans exposed to b

suddenly slender might pompeo? a joe biden suggested, you know, this is a big deal. well, and that's the key to this, you know, baron, on this side of it though, why would the olympics actually be there in the 1st place as this is nothing new? as far as you know, with the olympics being there, you know, and the kind of what's going on. i think it's important. we got to look back at history. you know, if you look back in 1980 you had jimmy carter that boycotted the olympics in moscow . the following year you had russia who brought in 17 other countries boycotting the 1084 olympics. and ha, and 8 years around. we've got another olympics in elaine, so it'll be interesting to see what happens from this. stay tuned, but one of the things that's actually really funny about all the scottie is that even if the diplomats were going to go and you know, let you know, in this case, maybe forfeit their front row seats. beijing is not letting anybody go into the stadium except the chinese spectators who need specific hold requirements. so it's one of these things like i can invite

. >> i don't know if you ever come i went to japan with pompeo, and the japanese toilet is a good invention know what you're talking about. once you go toto, you never go back. that is the brand, right? why does it have to be about gender? >> totally kidding. >> greg: do you care about shower pressure? >> i do not have a shower head, i have a pipe that is like an assault weapon. everybody knows that you take a shower head, you take out the restrictors and the washers. do it anyway. by the way, to do that, you can have senator warren and joi reid jumping in the shower yelling at you. what are they going to do next, regulate elements? >> greg: you just made me think of joy reid and senator warren in the shower. i want to return to this little tip, take stuff out of the shower head? >> everybody does that. >> i have never -- i do not -- >> really? >> you take it off and have an assault weapon in your walls. >> one thing i will say about joe biden, trying to redo everything that trump did. the only thing he wants, a strong, steady stream of its illegal immigrants flowing across the border. that

i like to think of mike pompeo as secretary of state versus anthony blinken. enough said. only is the gop getting smarter, it's reach is broadening at now appealing to minorities once thought safely in a democrat camp in previous years. in 2020 trump put together the most diverse gop coalition in 60 years. of that authoritarian. hispanic voters in texas and florida flocking to the republican banner, republicans also made huge inroads with suburban women in virginia who are concerned about what their kids are being taught in the schools and then vilified for it. the fact is republicans, not democrats have become more democratic. think of it this way. since 1988 the gop was essentially run by one family, the bushes. if you are on their good side all was well but if you questioned them or dared to criticize them you were shunned. but it is not the democracy when your party is controlled by big donors and one small sleeper family. for years the conservative grassroots were demanding real change in things like foreign policy, border policy, trade policy but they were summarily

the clock is ticking down his 2021, so close, kickoff new year's eve on "fox and friends" with mike pompeod wolf and joe concha. the weekend crew, pete, rachel and will live from nashville for the all-american new year's special. we've got to cover the secrets of setting financial goals. the clock strikes midnight, new year's celebration would be complete without a champagne toast. more "fox and friends" coming up. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. . a . >> it is a time for, you know, some careful thinking about what wins elections. at the end of the day it means nothing if we don't have a congress that will get things done and we don't have a white house that we can count on to be sane and sober. carley: failed presidential candidate hillary clinton taking a shot at progressives saying they could cost democrats the majority come the midterm elections. >> fox news contributor lara trump joins us now as

so is former secretary of state mike pompeo, a smart man. so is rob portman. so are many republicans. so this is a bipartisan sort of insanity. the questions can joe biden stand up to it. the answer is come on, biden has always been more lobbiest than leader. once it was the credit cards in delaware that wrote his scripts. now it's the neocons at the state department. biden spoke with vladimir putin by video call. according to the white house, he informed the russian leader that the united states plans to control the ukraine no matter what. tony blinken threatened to send troops there. here's his spokesman. >> the russia chooses to move forward with any plans, it may have developed to continue with military aggression or to agress on ukraine, to violate their sovereignty, territorial integrity, we and our allies would be prepared to act, be prepared to act resolutely. >> ukraine's territorial integrity. that's what this is really about they're telling us. because if there's one thing that the biden white house cares about is secure borders. at least in eastern

i like to think of mike pompeo as secretary of state versus antony blinken. not only is the g.o.p.ting smarter, it's reach is broadening. minorities once thought safely in the democrat camp, at least they were under previous years, in 2020 trumpet together the most diverse g.o.p. coalition in 60 years. how is that authoritarian? voters from texas and florida are flocking to the republican banner. republicans have made huge inroads with suburban women in virginia who are concerned about what their kids are being taught in school and then vilified for it. the fact is republicans, not democrats, have become more democratic. think about it this way, since 1988, the g.o.p. was essentially run by one family, the bushes. if you were on their good side, all was well but if you question them or my goodness, if you dared to criticize them, you were shunned. but it's not a democracy when your parties controlled by big donors in one small clique or family. for years the conservative grassroots were demanding real change in things like foreign policy, border policy, trade policy. but they were

rather than utilizing donald trump and mike pompeo's conditions based agreement they wanted to earmark 11th as the withdrawal date. and said what they've than is left thousands upon thousands of americans behind like texas natives from texas 13, the family my team and i rescued as well as for all our s ivs, they continue to talk about this successfully let's, they don't talk about the american people that the majority of the people who got on these aircraft are not fitted in any way. many didn't have a id card for afghanistan. these people are sitting on military bases at taxpayer expense. this is not a successfully lift. this is not a successful withdrawal. this was a botched plan they are trying to cover up at this point. >> glad you brought that up because when this congressional memo came out that almost all the 82,000 afghans in the united states are unfettered it, a lot of people's attention. the vetting process is separate. you need to do in person interviews to make sure these people are who they say they are and that is what didn't happen. how worried are you about that in ter

just within the last two years, we hosted mike pompeo for a major address on u.s. china relations.resident nixon was the first president to go to china in 1972. we hosted the epa, the epa director, andrew wheeler for a speech on the epa today. just yesterday, for the inaugural nixon national conference, we had the nci director, president biden's nci director. the library not only tells president nixon's story but serves as a very active forum today for policymaking. susan: you mentioned president nixon went to whittier college, a graduate of chapman university. the president serves on the foundation board. he has taught law there. what is the connection between chapman and the two institutions? pres. byron: great question. chapman has a certain number of benefits that we enjoy together in partnership. they are only about 10 miles away from the library. we worked with chapman to build a presidential libraries senate with historians that study not only richard nixon but 20th-century american politics. if we can use the vast nixon archives, there are 47 million pages of documents, ove