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. >>> joining me now rachel campos-duffy and host of the mike gallagher radio show, mike gallagher. rachel, let's start with you. a big recount in michigan, detroit. 37% of the precincts? a little problem. >> absolutely. and, you know, there are more votes than they were people. they should be audited. there should be an investigation. it made me think what they did in my home state of wisconsin. jill stein came in for a recount, tried to put a stain on trump's victory. also we find out there was another reason they came to wisconsin, by the way. it was greed. a million in consultant fees. >> no. >> say that's not -- oh. i was so sure she was -- i was so sure, rachel, she was on a campaign of justice and to bring truth and light. >> purity. rachel mentioned voter i.d. this screams for a need for voter i.d. russians got to detroit. jim comey coordinated it. dead bodies. it screams for a need. we will see voter i.d. laws. you have to present an i.d. to show you are who you say you are when you vote. >> hallelujah. >> the idea of voter i.d., guys, greg abbott, a governor of texas, start

rachel campos duffy tony sayegh. thank you both. i enjoyed it.g the electoral system and i know which which movie i have to see next. thanks for being with us. among our guest tomorrow we see the family built their, thanks for being with us tonight. we will do better tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: 2016 was a crazy emotional year for libertarians starting with so much hope and optimism. gary johnson look at the candidate people could count on. after eight years under president obama's great government spending they can't seem to be coming out of the woodwork. personal was -- personal freedom is on the cusp of the campaign trail. 12 months later the picture's not quite rosy so what happened? let's take a look back at how it all went down. i'm kennedy.

. >>> joining me now rachel campos-duffy and host of the mike gallagher radio show, mike gallagher. t's start with you. a big recount in michigan, detroit. 37% of the precincts? a little problem. >> absolutely. and, you know, there are more votes than they were people. they should be audited. there should be an investigation. it made me think what they did in my home state of wisconsin. jill stein came in for a recount, tried to put a stain on trump's victory. also we find out there was another reason they came to wisconsin, by the way. it was greed. a million in consultant fees. >> no. >> say that's not -- oh. i was so sure she was -- i was so sure, rachel, she was on a campaign of justice and to bring truth and light. >> purity. rachel mentioned voter i.d. this screams for a need for voter i.d. russians got to detroit. jim comey coordinated it. dead bodies. it screams for a need. we will see voter i.d. laws. you have to present an i.d. to show you are who you say you are when you vote. >> hallelujah. >> the idea of voter i.d., guys, greg abbott, a governor of texas, started driving

here today, kennedy, also from fbn, dagen mcdowell is here, fox news contributor rachel campos duffyday's #oneluckyguy, professional wrestler, actor, comedian and fox news contributor, tyrus, who's part of our network's new year's eve coverage, by the way. >> yes, ma'am.

rachel campos duffy joins us now.e new york times" has already picked up on these racy ads and is attacking andy buttedder the on the grounds that -- puzder that he is a sexist. i can see a big fight coming. >> first of all, it's big, shocking news. "the new york times," are they also going after the movies and the television shows that are sexist? they're not, of course. stuart: look on your screen. >> i'm looking at it. it doesn't make me want to buy a burger, but maybe be i was a 16-year-old teenage boy, maybe it might make me want to do that. i have no problem with this. it's not that bad. there's a lot of worse things on television as a mom. stuart: this is very true. now, he is a big opponent of the $15 per hour minimum wage. >> and that's what is really about. it's not about these ads. stuart: that's true. >> people are shocked and clutching their pearls. they're upset about the $15 an hour. i'll tell you what, i have a teenage daughter, she's not worth $15 an hour, and i think -- i say that very fairly. i mean

. >>> joining me now rachel campos-duffy and host of the mike gallagher radio show, mike gallagher. et's start with you. a big recount in michigan, detroit. 37% of the precincts? a little problem. >> absolutely. and, you know, there are more votes than they were people. they should be audited. there should be an investigation. it made me think what they did in my home state of wisconsin. jill stein came in for a recount, tried to put a stain on trump's victory. also we find out there was another reason they came to wisconsin, by the way. it was greed. a million in consultant fees. >> no. >> say that's not -- oh. i was so sure she was -- i was so sure, rachel, she was on a campaign of justice and to bring truth and light. >> purity. rachel mentioned voter i.d. this screams for a need for voter i.d. russians got to detroit. jim comey coordinated it. dead bodies. it screams for a need. we will see voter i.d. laws. you have to present an i.d. to show you are who you say you are when you vote. >> hallelujah. >> the idea of voter i.d., guys, greg abbott, a governor of texas, started drivin

lou: matt schlapp, byron york, rachel campos duffy join me here next to talk about that philosophy ands. we're coming right back. lou: joining us tonight, the chairman of the american conservative union, matt schlapp, great to have you with us. "washington examiner" chief political correspondent, byron york, great to see you, and fox news contributor rachel campos duffy. great to have you, rachel. >> thank you. lou: start with the thank you tour this is creating so much goodwill for the president-elect. amazing to watch how much fun everybody is having in part reliving election night. >> it is super night. anybody who didn't get to make it during the campaign trail gets to go again and another chance to do it again. he comes to wisconsin next week. i plan to go as well. so i think it is exciting. lou: byron, your thoughts on developments occurring in the backdrop here. first, rudy giuliani acknowledging that he had withdrawn his name to be in consideration of secretary of state or for any appointment that might have occurred with the transition team 10 days ago. that is sudden developm

joining me leslie marshall and rachel campos duffy. leslie, i think we can agree on, this right?t's time for change. you had a golden opportunity, you lost out, whether you want to blame hillary clinton as a lousy candidate, that deserves the blame. whether you want to blame president obama, that deserves a lot of blame. the reality is there's plenty of blame to go around and you got to start over, but with the likes of nancy pelosi running stuff, how do you do that? >> well, i'm one of the minority of democrats who felt it was time for a change or have a representative as a leader in the house for the minority from a rust belt state. a blue collar statement but we're not havinghat. going forward, you need change even if the leadership hasn't changed. obviously something didn't work and there are a lot of opinions as to what that is. but the bottom line is going forward, democrats need to change, that doesn't mean they've become republicans and embrace things that not only democratic voters in the popular vote, the majority of voters did not want. trish: this is where it gets tri

here today, kennedy, also from fbn, dagen mcdowell is here, fox news contributor rachel campos duffy and today's #oneluckyguy, professional wrestler, actor, comedian and fox news contributor, tyrus, who's part of our network's new year's eve coverage, by the way. >> yes, ma'am. sandra: welcome, but we have to remind you as we do all of our one lucky guys, you are outnumbered, dare i say. >> outnumbered, outclassed and outdressed -- dagen: and you said yes ma'am, so you won our hearts. >> home train aring. [laughter] sandra: let's get started. one of the biggest diplomatic confrontations between the u.s. and russia since the cold war. finish russian president vladimir putinen in a big departure from the way he usually responds and existence the advice of his foreign minister saying he won't kick american diplomats out of his country in retaliation for the u.s. telling 35 russian officials to leave the u.s. instead he wants to see how the incoming trump administration responds. meantime, russia's prime minister slamming the white house over its latest move, tweeting, quote: it is regre

and the congressman joins us now along with his wife, fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy.ood morning, steve. >> morning. >> that was quite a show he put on. i mentioned earlier, i would like to see one of these shows every night of the week, different times of the day so that it doesn't just interrupt o'reilly all the time. what's extraordinary is the number of people who showed up. it was 10 degrees yesterday in your home state. yet, thousands were there, weren't they, congressman? >> yes, steve, it was 10 degrees. people waited in line for hours in this freezing weather just to get in to see donald trump. i know your viewers might think that only happens for the green bay packers, but it also happens for donald trump. it's been 32 years since wisconsin voted for a republican presidential candidate. there was a lot of energy and excitement to see donald trump come in and just say, you know what, thank you, and i appreciate your vote and your support and i'm going to work for you. >> he not only said thank you, he said merry christmas. as we look at him, there he was on th

the host of the filter on siriusxm and rachel campos duffy joining us as well.ow, and i'll get your response to what sean spicer had to say. >> it is unbelievable what they're doing, and i'm appalled there's so little outrage. the intimidation they have cast on people who constitutionally are there to cast the votes that are part of this process is unbelievable. so i'm, first and foremost, somewhat disgusted with the role that the democrats and folks on the left and a lot in hollywood have done to undermine the electoral process. heather: so why isn't more being done? rachel, i'll start with you. >> well, it's an outrage. this is the hi pockily is city of the highest order, and it should be called out not just on fox news, which is doing a good job of at least exposing it. there was a lot of focus on the whininess and the sore loser part. i think what has not been talked about is the narcissism. and i think hollywood is so much behind what was going on. in wisconsin there was a person at one of the meetings where they were doing the election count who said this

heather: rachel campos duffy and a fox news contributor or, and we have the author of latino wisdom andmom. thank you both for joining us today as we potentially move into a new year with a lot going on. i mean, not potentially, we are moving into a new year. we do have a lot going on, right? >> yeah. heather: okay. so we mentioned the russian sanctionings. that's just one of the potential roadblocks that president obama has put into place as president-elect donald trump moves into office. you say all of this is intentional, rachel. >> i think it's intentional. they're roadblocks, but i don't think that they're going to put a halt or even slow down the trump administration. look at who he's put into his cabinet. these are people who are can-do people. i don't think this is going to stop the trump agenda. for example, the case with the u.n., that one is a little bit difficult. you can't undo that resolution unless you convince all those other countries to undo it. not likely to happen. but, look, the united states pays 25% of the u.n.'s budget, so there are other things that trump could

here with me to break it all down fox business network dagen mcdowell -- fox news contributor rachel campos-duffyut it all together, it is happening. >> nice. >> a great year for stocks. >> the gains on dow, gains for the s&p 500, nasdaq pretty close but nasdaq still hitting all-time highs, transports small cap stocks up 20% -- >> a great year for bonds; right? if you had a good balance portfolio you might be disappointed in japan when you open that statement. >> thanks for -- >> -- you've got to have it. >> fixed income in portfolio look everybody looking at headlines very excited by headlines if you have a good balanced portfolio things will work some not part of that means you will be smiling january maybe not -- >> joining conversation this morning texas congressman louie gohmert, ross peters here former in issuing governor george pataki. >> news off the russia moments ago vladimir putin announcing he will not eject american diplomats from moscow blake burman in washington, d.c., with very latest, blake? >> good morning to you the sanctions directly target top russian agencies government offi

is democratic strategist former chief of staff to illinois congressman louise gutierrez and rachel campos-duffyu for joining us. >> louise i'll start with you. why do you think he's doing this. >> let's start with the premise that chicago, like new york city, it's been a sanctuary city. mayor emanuel is doing this because he's a thoughtful mayor and understands that this immigrant community, unlike the president-elect who has not paid taxes. has paid taxes to the tune of 12 billion -- dream eers suspendin executive -- contribute according to cbo, contribute would help bring the deficit down by $2.2 billion over ten years. this is an economic aspect of this. there's also a safety aspect. it isn't any big city's big interest to have them cooperate with the police without fear of being deported if they witnessed a crime or victims of a crime. like rudy giuliani did as mayor of new york, is thoughtful in his handling of immigrants by making sure, making sure -- as rudy giuliani said, dealing with them in a way that's not harsh and is efficient. >> rachel, your response? >> donald trump promised to

fox news contributor rachel campos duffy calls it a jab against hillary clinton.ur. >> is trying to blame hillary clinton. you can understand why. aside from the face of itsown series earlier in the campaign. he said the same, hillary is just on the ballot. i'm on the ballot. my legacy is on the ballot. i take this as a personal insult if you don't vote for me. of course he is trying to put it squarely on hillary, but he bears a lot of it and he has been known to be politically selfish. ashley: welcome back, everybody. it feels like the graphic is stuck. we been up 30 points. it's not broken, it is that? i haven't seen that move. the music of my computer quickly because i'm paranoid at -- paranoid about it. night t. 972. it's about right. we feel like if we talk about it enough it's going to happen. we mention close to trading this week will be extremely thin which can make it volatile. we are there. >> and volume and its 35 points from high to low. yes it does bring volatility. we haven't seen the volatility just yet. around milestones are purely psychological. t