rachel in. rachel: thank you, rick.y, candidates are racking up last minute if endorsements. last week governor desantis picked up 50 new endorsements from pastors, but other faith leaders say endorsements aren't all that helpful in iowa. he predicts a massive victory for trump tomorrow. here to explain, founder and chairman of the faith and freedom coalition ralph reid. welcome, ralph. we're so excited to have you. we know you have such a wealth of knowledge particularly in iowa. >> thanks, rachel. rachel: so explain this. so you've got desantis getting all these endorsements from pastors, but you say that doesn't matter. >> well, i think the most important thing here is to recognize that iowans take their role in these caucuses very seriously, rachel. they're very deliberative. you know, if you know anything about iowa, many of them meet the candidates, a dozen or more times, they're at home events, house parties, they go to candidate forums. they get a chance to engage in individual conversations with the candidates.

rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, will.ven setting a government house on fire in mexico this weekend after local police officers were accused of killing a man. the reuters report says he was killed right outside his grandmother's house after he wouldn't stop his car at a police checkpoint. mexican officials say four officers have been detained for suspected homicide. >>> a north carolina middle school is getting rid of mirrors in restrooms after officials say that the students are skipping class to record tiktok videos. they say some children leave the classroom up to eight times a day just to make social media posts. pete: why don't you just get rid of the phones? rachel: yeah, thank you. that's what they do at my kids' school, nobody's allowed to have phones. a spokesperson says since they've taken down mirrors -- [laughter] it's so backwards, they, quote, have seen a drastic decrease in bathroom visits from students asking to be excused just to make videos. and those are your headlines. pete: we had to take mirrors out o

rachel. rachel: thank you so much, rick.dians making it clear which side of the aisle they're laughing at. >> the horror of what our country would be like if the hate filled dingus gets in power again. >> last night was the fourth republican date debate, it's lie indiana jones movie, three is enough. >> they're going to praise their lord and savior at the cp a ac convention, the convention for the worst aunts and uncles. >> trump and the goons are weird. they're not just weird, they're off--putting. rachel: 81% of all political late night show jokes in 2023 targeted conservatives. fox news contributor tyrus is here to react. tyrus, couple things i saw. i saw that video compilation and i thought state run comedy isn't that funny but isn't the whole point of comedy come that you y that you're mocking the people in power, how are they mocking republicans and not democrats who are in office and have the reins of power. >> i love what they're doing and i applaud them. keep doing it. you know why? my life is phenomenal. my comedy

rachel walters. so it's through their family line that we have these letters to share with you and share with american public in this donation. it becomes clear why the walter's family valued these letters. there's 180 letters and papers, mostly of e of envelopes that show the way that the mail travel, the cost of that mai when the address had to change, to find somebody who had relo and the postmarks of the work that the post office was doing to to process those mail. envelopes and about sohose letters and a few items of ephemera that the family enclosed while trying to communicate with each other, including the item in the middle here, which is a special order that was issued in 1863, and that david had chosen to enclose in this envelope with his letter that's pictured. and this wastime while david was serving in kentucky, a bordte, and working with the fifth indiana calvary to in particular, this special order declared martial law in the counties so that the state election could go along peacefull

rachel: i know. football. >> are we seeing more in the sports realm? rachel: i'll try. >> beat out will and pete on the daily basis. rachel: i had the most fun ever watch ago game and making fun of will and the cowgirls and, you know, all that. it was great. >> are you watching the playoff this is weekend? rachel: i'm going to watch. >> who are you pulling for? rachel: packers of course. >> who's going to win in your view? >> that's a great question. i would love to see the packers and it's a cool story. there's a lot of teams with very interesting stories in the playoffs right now. the lions especially being one of them. rachel: will says he's backing the packers of last weekend. >> okay. rachel: thank you, c had, arly. >> thank you. rachel: she's rumored on trump's vp short list. elise stefanik and she's joining us in the next hour. [sfx: game controller] when occasional heartburn won't let you sleep. [sfx: game controller] get fast relief with tums+ heartburn + sleep support. love food back and fa

rachel: really? why. telling pete, you ought to try the hotel where i stay at, it's better than the hotel you stay. he booked this out in advance, he gave me warning, hey, in a couple weeks i'm going to migrate -- rachel: do you knock on each other's door in your pjs, hey, will, what are you doing? [laughter] will: no. it's like having a house guest. is everything in order, is he liking the hotel. and he's riding to work with me -- [laughter] pete: and i feel like i'm imposing. i feel like that guest. but i got, like, top star treatment because will cain is a rock star the at this boutique, luxury hotel. rachel: not boutique. pete: i buyy, luxury hotel. [laughter] he got me a nice suite and, yes, i've been riding with him to work. rachel: how is that? pete: riding with him to work? is. rachel: yeah. are you getting closer? are you guys are bffs -- will we had beer withs yesterday, but he's like my middle schooler, like -- rachel: he has chicken fingers? will: well, that too. he won't wear a coat. [laughte

rachel: the weirdest resolution -- pete: rachel, you're the reason -- rachel: ray i know, i love it.- are you putting booze in the cranberry use? i haven't bit new nails at all. rachel: they're down to the nub. pete: that's why i'm doing here. i already beat will -- what'd we do yesterday? we did the rodeo -- rick: that's a great idea, by the way. rachel: more cranberry juice? rick: the clip or. will: rachel, what do you have? rachel: fortifying our family, building good bonds so that we're ready to take on whatever happens -- rick: it's a pretty -- [laughter] will: yeah. look at the next one. rachel: they know what i mean. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] rachel: this is my, this is not said right. i was a lot more specific. my point is i want to get fit both body and soul. will: that's right here. rachel: i know. body and soul, so, yeah, i'm trying to prioritize my prayer life. and regarding be more fit and healthy, i want to get up early to work out. i'm going to say it, e failed this week. but i did work out. i just didn't do it at that time of day which i think would have be

rachel and griff, i think you have got some pop culture for us. >> rachel: that's right.first pop culture round up of the new year. i'm going to say something, griff. i requested george santos. i got you. you are the backup for george santos. >> griff: that's okay. i will take it. this is the coolest segment on "fox & friends." i'm starting the year off in pop culture round up. good start indeed. >> rachel: all the greatest and latest drama. start off right away. there is a trend. this is a new workplace trend where you are told -- where young people say you act your wage. so if you are making 20 grand you just have to act like you make 20 grand insteted of acting like you make 100 grand. how are you going to get ahead? >> griff: this is a bad idea. you should assume you are the ceo even if you work in the mail room or be the first guy there or gal and last to leave and show everybody what kind of work ethic you have got. don't act wage or else never make that wage. rich rach look the part. pull yourself together. meghan markle and prince harry are hoping that 2024 will b

>> rachel: amazing actually. engagement announcements that way. >> griff: there is paris. >> rachel: i can't imagine new year's in paris. >> griff: wake up and have croissants. i rather be in dallas. >> rachel: you are in nyc. >> joey: there is the eiffel tower in las vegas. >> griff: what are your resolutions? i will spend more time with my dogs. >> rachel: i will work out before the kids get up. i'm worried about 2024, volatile year, don't know what is going to happen, only thing i can control is my family, me and sean, our new year's resolution fortify our family and family bond. we are ready for whatever 2024 brings us. >> joey: i've been on a lot and asked this question and i almost became a hypocrite, i've had resolutions and i have said i don't believe in resolutions. i don't believe in resolutions, i do believe something needs to change. this week is definitive week in my year thchl is a turning point in my life, when i get home, something i'm going to work on is just spending more time at home and with m

rachel: yeah.ove neo-classical, and i'm down with beautiful buildings, buts there is something -- when done right -- will: and, pete, i don't want to live in necessarily a modern house. pete: that's maybe what i'm talking about. will: if you ever go to the metropolitan museum of art in new york -- pete: i've been. will: there's a room that's a frank lloyd wright room. and it's hard to diabetes it. you walk in, and it makes sense. everything, oh, my gosh, all the lines and the proportions and the height and the furniture, it just all makes sense in a way that makes me want to see more of his stuff. he did a whole suburb in chicago. he did this falling water, and he's sort of the historical -- i think he is -- the prototype for howard roarke and ayn rand's fountainhead, he's the hero of the book. i don't know. there's your morning lesson -- pete: you should do a package on "fox & friends" for frank lloyd wright. i i just two to the painting of george washington crossing the delaware, which is huge. r

rachel: yeah. it's very interesting and i was surprised one of them said also that she was very inte interestn vivek and young and his message was appealing and we had an interesting discussion in the show here at the coach about vivek because, yeah, vivek is not -- he's at 6%. there's no way. he says he'll have a surprise and there's no way he'll win this. clearly vivek is staying in the race and making another play. i think he has a really bright future. one of the things we talked about as well is just awe quick he is on his feet and he gets to the heart of the mutineer a smart and articulate way and climate protesters interrupted him and listen to his response.. [ chanting ]. >> they got to make their point and now we continue the discussion. i want to say a word about what's going on in the country right now. here's what's going on. you think there's a group of people against what i'm saying, they're not. they don't know what they believe. what's going on in this country is we have a generatio

rachel: yes. are probably younger staffers at the white house, but still interesting development. i thought it would be interesting to just look at a few numbers. first of all, on the palestinian side, 23,000 dead -- pete: 8,000 of them are fighters. rachel: correct. correct. but 136 hostages remain. this week one baby born to one of the hostages. so there's a new born hostage now. and i believe there's 40 children there as well, one just turned one years old, had a birthday while in captivity. so this is just so sad all the way around. if. pete: it's fair. one quick reminored, every single one of those hostages and dead are on the hands of hamas. they're the ones -- rachel: absolutely. pete: -- that attacked on october 7th and brought that retribution. will: you probably herald the story this week about a new york city high school who booted it students for a day, they went to remote learning because a high school principal named jodi cohen at james madison high school brought in illegal immigran

rachel, tossing it over to you. >> rachel: thank you, adam.rael protesters seen and heard all over new york city yesterday except for times square. a massive group storming the 34th street macy's setting off a smoke bomb inside the store. while others could actually be heard praising the ongoing attacks by iranian terror proxies. [shouting] [chanting] turn another ship around. >> rachel: wow, i can't believe that is happening in america. yemen is the home of the iranian-backed houthi militant group which attempted at least 24 attacks on ships in the red sea over the last six weeks. blue city mayors are placing blame for the ongoing border chaos this time on republican governor greg abbott. >> tempted to do is create strournght and some coordination around this humanitarian crisis. unfortunately governor of abbott, the governor of texas, governor abbott, is determined to continue to sow seeds of chaos. >> what we don't want is people arriving 2:00 in the morning city and county building with women and children outside in 1o support. >> blame fr

rachel maddow.ical guest gracie abrams. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: perfect! it's perfect! oh, thanks for being here. amazing, the best. come on. happy tuesday, baby. happy, happy! happy, happy! whoo! thank you! thank you, my friends. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheers and applause] hey. i just love being with these wonderful people. because i get down like anybody else, but i never feel bad when i'm on stage with you people. i don't know how you guys feel about the shape of the world these days. but, um... you know this guy donald trump? you heard of this guy? [booing] people talk about him a lot. and because people are talking about him, we talk about him, like, say, the 91 charges he's facing, which is, technically speaking, technically speaking, i don't want to get into the legal jargon here. that's a lot. that's a lot of charges. but as much

rachel: yeah.ended. all great points. pete: kt, thank you very much for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: all right. from the red sea and the suez canal to iowa because that, it will be the center of the political universe if two -- in two nights when the caucuses kick off there. as rick has been reporting all morning long, the weather's going sideways. it's going to be really, really cold even for iowa with snowstorms, and that means donald trump's canceled a few events, nikki haley's moved all of her events online, desantis' events postponed. that doesn't mean they're still not making their final pitches to voters. here's a portion of what some of the candidates have been saying about caucusing on monday night. watch. >> i know caucus is going to be cold. i know it's going to be frigid weather and that we're going to break every record that's ever been on caucus night. so stay safe, layer up, bring your id when you come to the caucus site. finish and make a difference. >> i do feel t

rachel: don't know who that is. the internet won't rachel: i know the video you are talking about.n black-and-white may be? i do know -- that is sweet. will: somebody tell me already what it is. pete: keep reading. cvp confirming record number of encounters at the southern border in december as agent struggle to cope with the surge of illegal crossings. rachel: the senate reaching a deal president biden says would give him the power to shut down the southern border. we want lucas tomlinson has the details. >> reporter: a new gallup poll shows president biden's approval rating the lowest in year $0.03 any president since jimmy carter and when it comes to the president's approval rating on the southern border, he reachedes a low of 18% according to the new abc news paul. let's look at those numbers which fox has been reporting on. for weeks, official from dhs, 750,000 migrant encounters since october, 300,000 in december, the highest monthly total of apprehension since the beginning of the united states, a population more than cincinnati. the state of play, where the border bill stan

rachel: yeah.hat because i want to know what reassessing means. does that mean we take the land away? i want to know about the americans who obviously participated in the sale of this group creating shell companies so maybe we didn't know who the buyer was. that's fascinating to me as well so i'm glad you're talking about that with mike gallagher. maria: right. rachel: who else do you have this morning on sunday morning futures. maria: don't forget that taiwan had its election yesterday. you guys have been reporting that. and we've got a friendly new incoming president to the united states in taiwan and this is a person who beijing has labeled as the instigator of war so where does this go next? i'm also talking about this top line spending deal that was achieved over the weekend and the freedom caucus and conservatives in congress are not happy about it so we'll be talking about the spending bill and the upcoming deadline at the end of the week where the lawmakers are trying to avoid a government

rachel: it is.very single day -- rachel: no, our kids get gifts from santa claus on december 25th, and then they wait, and on the night of the 5th, they put their little shoes out by our family altar, and they put sugar in their shoes for the camels, and then the three wise men com- pete: the camels have never been a part of -- will: this is all new to me. i've never heard of it. [laughter] pete: we neither. sugar in the shoes for the camels? rachel: let me explain. pete: it sounds great, but i'm with whether. rachel: i'm sorry you never knew the three wise men came on camels. they put their shoes out, a little bit of sugar in the shoes for the camel, and the three wise men come, and and they leave three the little gifts for them just as they left for the baby jesus. will: you and your diehard biblical knowledge, i would have bent the wise men if came riding in on camels, but sugar in the shoes -- rachel: raymond arroyo with had a book where he said they were on horses. pete: there's nothing in the

rachel: move on over.ur next guest is roping them in. >> a cowboy came to the rescue of a trapped calf on a frozen pond in northeast nebraska, pulling it to safety with a lasso. >> max bishop joins us now. great to have you on the show. you probably have done roping in your life. have you ever roped on a frozen pond before this? >> what that was pretty much the first time for that to play out, especially when we have someone extra around on the camera and stuff. >> our audience is getting a look at what you were able to pull off. how many attempts did it take? >> well, it's kind of c comical about that. i have a 75-foot rope. you can see there's a second rope. so my hands were froze, my feet were froze, i had to walk out for the rope to reach. i threw it a couple times, the rope wasn't long enough. the more proper way, if you see i throw a great big loop. the better way is a smaller loop and you add extra coils to the rope. i had shoulder surgery, tore my bicep off my shoulder so i had shoulder surgery thr

rachel: i agree. i will.ning to headlines now we go restart nypd union president is demanding that man convicted of killing officer joseph keegan in 1980 stay behind bars after his fourth arrest in the past 12 months. bruce louric released on parole in 2021 and arrested released from jail three times and now in jail for cocaine possession out of jail for murder and you were letten go again -- police benevolent association saying revolving door is a travesty to our justice system. yeah. and biden administration is investigating san diego state university for islam phobia. get this -- after the school's president sent a campus wide e-mail supporting jewish students after the october 7th attacks. in the e-mail sdse president offered support to all writing, quote, deeply struck by the loss of life of innocent israeli and yet our doj that is -- smtion what was wren on october 9th right there -- >> islam phobic statements. that the doj is looking into because they supported -- israel. in a statement at a university

rachel: not a villain but anyway.l in 2021 and it went into effect on new year's day. stores with 500 or more employees must have a gender-neutral display or face a fine of up to $500. will: if you made me and pete guess he was in your top be in there at the this point. pete: top five? top three. rachel: own am just saying for a democrat. [laughter] questionnaire stops talking about it. removing onto his subject that we lampooned it still important to us. the green bay packers will take on the san francisco 49ers tonight on fox nfc divisional round frequency of the star football analyst, rachel right here. to help us preview the game let's bring in fox reporter jen hale. >> good morning, how are you? >> will the packers pull off a nether extending an impressive new upset? >> i know you had to be hurting last week. i am sorry about that one. i'm glad you are back this weekend. i was worried about you after the bad news and they dismantle the cowboys but let's start the case for the packers for their were therecertainly

rachel: go ahead.e: the impression a will the of voters have of him though will come from the debates. will: yes. pete: right? that's a lot of perception some have unless you're watching it very closely. but he is a one of a kind communicator and there's no doubt about it. rachel: what he did, nikki aside, took on rhonda mcdaniel and the whole system out of the gate, there's a lot -- it was disruptive in the way that i think a lot of republicans respond to the kind of system disruption of donald trump, and i think he is, i just think he has a bright future. will: pete will be live from iowa monday night on fox nation at 8:00 p.m. eastern. p we're inside a caucus site at 8:00 p.m.. pete: we're with charlie hurt and couple of iowa insiders talking about the caucuses. we'll be there in herbert hoover high school in iowa city in the republican caucus reacting to it while you're seeing it on fox nation. will: great. rachel: that's right. all right, our next topic here is about the boarder and letter from th

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dratch from "cinnamon bear," and i was like, "who do you play again, rachel?"ughter ] and my oldest son goes, "winnie the stork. and he fully know your credit. >> he knew >> seth: and then you walked away and he was disappointed that you didn't sound more like winnie the stork [ laughter ] >> but i thought you got home and he said -- she sounds just like her something like that, i ruined that, cut that, lull [ laughter ] >> seth: i definitely want to cut me getting the story wrong [ laughter ] >> mark that as a second lull. okay [ laughter ] >> seth: you know what the best thing about tony-nominated actresses, even the lulls shine. [ laughter ] >> okay. yes. >> seth: maybe the audience saw a ghost. >> maybe >> seth: this is weird because we're done >> oh, we are? >> seth: yeah, and it's hard to end on a lull. >> oh, shoot okay >> seth: we'll think of something. >> we'll think of something. wait, are we really done >> seth: yeah, we're kind of done >> oh, okay. >> seth: if you could see any kind of ghost. >> i've got to end on a high note >> seth: would you rath

rachel: it's the 8 a.m. hour on "fox & friends" weekend sunday january 21st just two days away from the nation's first primary in new hampshire. governor desantis team is denying the rumors that the end is here for his campaign. we'll discuss that. will: national school choice starts next week and we go off the wall to break down why the movement keeps growing. plus athletes are teed off as a transgender golfer is one step closer to an lpga qualifier. michelle on the fight for fairness women sports as the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sunrise over southfield michigan this morning this sunday morning on "fox & friends" good morning, and welcome to new york city. >> good morning, that is a beautiful sunrise. you know what makes it even more beautiful i don't know if we can put it up again more descriptive look at that beautiful smokestack too. just -- there's a beautiful sunrise -- rising over cold city, and something product of is being done there. >> do you remember when

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>> yes, rachel! yes!h great ideas for all the things i'm gonna do with this money. first thing, rachel, you and i will go shopping, get completely new wardrobes, new shoes, a motorcycle for crowley, and you fishing boat for kaplan. it's yours, rachel. penthouse in france, you want france? you want to go fishing in france? all right. >> that's a joke. [laughter] >> although, if me fishing in france could do something for women's rights, i would take it in. i would take one for the team. [laughter] as if you need persuasion in that regard. let me finish with a final question, and again, this is both for you shawn, and for you robbie, you guys can divide up responsibility here. there are multiple case here involving trump that are coming up. obviously, most eyes are on the federal january 6th case, having been up against trump in the courtroom, i'm wondering if you to have any advice in terms of what it's like to go up against him and his legal team, in terms of the way he approaches his defense? it's part o

had and ask for a rachel? we all had and ask for a rachel? we all had a i a rachel. yeah. a rachel.yeah. and looking at the new and in fact, looking at the new rachel, go and for rachel, i might go and ask for a new rachel. well, it's quite inspiring, it. inspiring, i like it. >> i think you're rocking the laura works for me . laura and that works for me. >> people the dolan, >> people asking for the dolan, that's know. that's what i want to know. >> oh, not even wig >> sadly not. oh, not even wig man. mr mr vine has words about that. oh, yes. jeremy vine . oh, that. oh, yes. jeremy vine. oh, yes. with my hair. no, he said you've dead squirrel you've got a dead squirrel on your jealous. your head. i think he's jealous. >> listen , the rachel >> well, listen, the rachel hairstyle changed the world. it captured global attention, which is why we decided to bring you the friday night live with mark dolan. top ten countdown of best celebrity hairdos. come in at number 10. it's got to be bojo himself. look at that shock of blonde hair in at number 970 tv beauty farrah fawcett. oh i think

had and ask for a rachel? we all had and ask for a rachel? we all had a i a rachel. yeah. a rachel.ah. and looking at the new and in fact, looking at the new rachel, go and for rachel, i might go and ask for a new rachel. well, it's quite inspiring, it. inspiring, i like it. >> i think you're rocking the laura works for me . laura and that works for me. >> people the dolan, >> people asking for the dolan, that's know. that's what i want to know. >> oh, not even wig >> sadly not. oh, not even wig man. mr mr vine has words about that. oh, yes. jeremy vine . oh, that. oh, yes. jeremy vine. oh, yes. with my hair. no, he said you've dead squirrel you've got a dead squirrel on your jealous. your head. i think he's jealous. >> listen , the rachel >> well, listen, the rachel hairstyle changed the world. it captured global attention, which is why we decided to bring you the friday night live with mark dolan. top ten countdown of best celebrity hairdos. come in at number 10. it's got to be bojo himself. look at that shock of blonde hair in at number 970 tv beauty farrah fawcett. oh i think sh

hello, rachel.political world is of accelerating green policies — perhaps a surprise to see big business going to court essentially to resist that? yes, really disappointing to see exxon throwing oil of this energy and money in legal expertise in trying to avoid taking the kind of action that not only climate campaigners but also climate experts and energy experts agree they need to be taking. they are throwing huge amounts of money, people capacity trying to reduce the amount of responsibility they have for cutting climate emissions. it lies in the face of science and puts their profits above the negative impact they are having on people and the planet. they are having on people and the lanet. , u, , ., they are having on people and the lanet. , , ., ,, planet. there is the case of shell as well, planet. there is the case of shell as well. and _ planet. there is the case of shell as well, and that _ planet. there is the case of shell as well, and that one _ planet. there is the case of shell as wel

>> rachel isn't alone. a quarter of americans believe the conspiracy theory that january 6th attack was instigated by the fbi. people watching this might say, well, you were duped by trump and everybody around him, and the election wasn't really stolen, and you buying into this has kind of ruined your life. do you ever feel a bit pissed off with trump? >> no, absolutely not. i don't. i've had a problem with the election process for years and years. 15 years ago, if there would have been protests about election fraud, i would have gone to those because our whole country and everything about our lives is determined by voting. >> surely in the last three years, being locked in here, have you ever had a moment where you're like, you know, maybe i'm wrong? maybe biden won the election. maybe i'm the conspiracy theorist? >> no, not at all. >> she's due to spend the next few years behind bars, but she believes one man could change that. >> so this hat says rachel, we love you. tr trump. three of my sons, they met

rachel went on to get her ged then she became a certified medical assistant.8 she is working as a registered nurse in our local area. in just a couple years ago rachel bought her first family home. thanks be to god for her story. [cheering] friends, studies have shown that 60% of women who choose abortion would have chosen a life if they felt they had more support. not only that but one in four women who choose abortion are coerced to have that abortion. what does a woman most in need when she is facing an unexpected pregnancy? she does not need fear mongering she does not need shame it. what she needs to hear is you've got this. and i will help you. [cheering] she needs to know that someone will support her and this active sheet needs to know that she is not alone marchers i have a question for you. will you be that someone? let me hear you say yes. >> a yes very flexible you support women like rachel who are facing an unexpected pregnancy and need support? let me hear you say yes. yes. >> a little louder let me hear you >> yes. >> often in untold story the h

rachel, let me start there.ort of saying tongue in cheek about this is trump's closing message talking about viktor orban as he's campaigning here a bit in new hampshire. you've educated us all quite a bit on it. is this about winning votes in the new hampshire primary. >> first of all, jen, i apologize for my voice. i'm trying to hold it together health wise so i can have a voice for tomorrow night's coverage, so i'm so excited to be part of that, but that's why i sound a mess right now. on the viktor orban thing, listen, i think that's a very simple reason trump is making that the closing argument in what may be the last contested primary, and that's really what he's offering. this is the special sauce. donald trump is not leading the republican party and leading the republican field of candidates because of his youthful vigor or because of his, you know, policy preferences or because of his eloquence, right? none of that is going on. what he's offering is what he both sort of inherently offers and now more an

rachel, thank you for coming here. [applause] after receiving a grant from the florida disaster fund a few months ago rachel was able to reopen her art gallery, congratulations rachel. [applause] florida is also the conservation state with your support we make good on our promise to leave florida to god better than we found it. home to more than 1300 miles of world-renowned coastline florida's economic success is tied to a healthy environment. since 2019 we have invested $5 billion to support everglades restoration and water quality efforts i am calling for another $1.1 billion to continue these great efforts. much of our state the great outdoors is a way of life we must preserve for generations to come which is why i'm calling for $125 million to project florida's conservation land and waterways. all across the nation activists have attempted to take away our god-given right to hunt, fish, enjoy a great outdoors in florida we will continue to honor and protect those important traditions. [applause] [applause] before i

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>> rachel powell, also known as the pink hat lady, is about to begin a five-year prison sentence for her role in the january 6th attack opt the cap capitol. she's a mom of 8 and grandchildren of 6 and spent most of the last three years under home detention. >> is this what you expected from a terrorist? how did i have time to plan an insurrection when my life is busy like this, making pie, raising ebay byes. >> why did you decide to go to d.c. on january 6th? >> how often does a president ask you to come to ratlly? it did you want happen. >> this goes from peaceful protest to you having an ice ax in your hand, breaking a window, trying to get into the capitol. how did that happen? >> it got violent. it was violent for awhile. i'm completely in pain. and. >> because you had been hit? >> i was hit with a baton. i was grabbed and thrown. i had been sprayed. my whole body was on fire. i don't think there was rational thinking in my head at that point. i didn't have an ice ax. somebody put it in my hands. it was only the in my hands long enough to take out that window pane. yet i have opi

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