nicole saphier, kat timpf, and raymond arroyo.'s get ready to rumble. >> raymond: all right. >> harris: let's begin with a very serious situation going on at our nation's southern border. we begin with the fate of title 42 now uncertain while the border is bordering on catastrophe. i would say it's already there. this new video just in from eagle pass, texas. it came into fox overnight. and you can watch the long lines of people crossing illegally into the country through those forest areas and in frigid temperatures now. this is one of several mass crossings overnight. other big groups follow, one behind the other, trying to get in. our national guard troops are trying to keep up with the influx. in this video you can see them forming a line of humvees in el paso. they are preparing for thousands of people to storm the border literally unmasked because the weather is about to make them more desperate than they apparently already are. the state of texas meanwhile is creating some sort of makeshift wall. they are using containers t

we have raymond araegard -- aratio. >> good to see you. this is a special edition of the img from new york city but first we have a fox news alert. we're learning that the health of pope benedict has taken a plastic turn. the former pontiff is sick. it's being reported that benedict is experiencing kidney failure. we'll monitor any breaking news on this situation and bring it to you as it comes. but first. our major cities did not get the merry christmas citizens wanted this year, for some it was a downright scary christmas there. were many cities where santa stayed in the air. we report isolated crime events throughout the year particularly in l.a. and new york but the national crime picture often gets ignored. when you look at the year it was it takes your breath away or at least it should. this is video of linda fricke, a 73-year-old grandmother from new orleans who was in her car when four teens rushed it, forcing her out. she got caught in the safety belt and they dragged her, it severed her arm from her body and she bled to death in

nicole saphier, raymond arroyo.look ahead to 2023 and set to take control of the house one week from tomorrow and preparing for a number of investigations as many as 40 or 50 by the oversight committee alone according to one on that panel. targets would include the border prices, the botched u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, hur biden's business dealings and the man who wants to be house speaker kevin mccarthy on some of the people he wants to question about the president's son and the efforts to cover up the story. >> 51 intel agents signed a letter that said hunter biden information was all wrong with russian collusion. many have a security clearance. we will bring before a committee. i will have a hearing and bring them and subpoena them but why did they sign it? why did they lie to the american public? >> raymond, i'm sure you have others on that list? >> raymond: there is a ton of things to investigate but even during the last electorate, kept saying kevin mccarthy and republicans know the issue that updated co

i'm raymond arroyo in for laura ingraham. this is a special edition of the "ingraham angle" from new york . city. we're going to be making some news in a moment with congressman james comar. and later in the show, the best and worst films of tv in 2020 two. tweet me your picks at raymond arroyo. >> i might read them a little later in the show. but first, here's 1992 was

raymond: we both have children.s not reassuring, 67% of teens use it, 60% almost constantly. one problem is the algorithms, spitting out highly addictive content to keep kids on the hook, remember the stories of the algorithm sending these kids self-harm videos, eating disorder videos. what should we be doing as parent and concerned citizens? joe: we should be parenting. there's a lot of distracting, the same apps our kids are using our distracting us. i take my son's phone out of his hand and push evaline or bow and arrow or chores in it and he loves every minute of it but doesn't have the discipline to do those things on his own. i have to bring the horse to water and tell him to drink and when he drinks he loves it. that's called parenting, but if you're going to make a baby, raising away the human being doesn't get so addicted to the adulation of strangers they want to do a dance that is meaningless to get people to clap or feel good about themselves, build self-esteem within your kids by teaching them skills, t

raymond you're over here like lifting your arms. what's going on there?roblems, look, when i first saw this, i said, oh, it's about getting girls to accept their body. this is a good thing. it's buried in the middle of it, but the killer line is this one, if you don't have an adult you trust there are organizations across the country that can help you. >> go to page 95. >> right. this is the america emancipated gir. they are trying to separate children, who are naturally questioning. dr. sapphire can speak at length about this certainly with more authority than i can. they are naturally questioning the changes in their body and what's happening but to say you don't have to talk to your parent, go to this organization, is insidious, and that's my big gripe. and i both have -- you and i both have books on the market for children. you have to include the parent. >> mine is about your birthday, i'm glad that you were born, yours is about christmas, those messages, how you feel about politics or gender identity. heche, you're raising two teenage daughters. how

pete: thank you, raymond.summed it up very nicely and pope john paul, the power of the catholic church in partnership with ronald reagan and others to take down the godless soviet union, this institution when properly fortified has been a force for good and human history. that kind of transitions us to the next topic, which is putin's russia and xi jinping, the new -- we've talked about the tierney of the relativism and this is a tierney of authoritarianism in these two places and because of the rutterlessness of the united states, especially under joe biden and the chaos they've brought throughout the world, these two countries and these two leaders are getting closer and closer together. they held a virtual meeting on friday that's vladamir putin and xi jinping ahead of xi jinping, the guy on the left and 40th in-person visit to moscow ever that's coming in the new year. of course joe biden has yet to meet with the chinese leader in person since being president. he's ignoring the leadership job, these guys a

how much broader does this get, raymond?ll, we have bubble zones here in the united states where depending on -- this is the danger of this uk order, it's elastic, todd. it can include other things. it was founded to stop public drunkenness and people attacking -- yelling at people on the street. but now it's expanded to whatever the local magistrates think it should constitute. that is a danger, and we are seeing some of that here in the united states, particularly those who silently pray outside these abortion clinics, they should be allowed to speak, to pray privately and quietly for people entering the clinic. it's an abridgement of basic human freedoms but getting to thought, this woman was asked what were you thinking? were you praying and said i was praying in my head. that's what they interrogated her over. this is a dangerous align that i think we've cro crossed and lets hope local governments don't get any ideas. todd: no war on religion here on "fox & friends" and you call it christmas and there's a message for us

. >> raymond parks was the first activist averment.ngtime member of the naacp. >> he was the first man that i had met since the death of my grandfather that was not ready to except it. he was in his late twenties, and working as a barber in a black barbershop in downtown montgomery. >> a mutual friend introduces rosa and raymond parks to one another. she was initially not interested. >> i found that he was two white. raymond parks is very light skinned. >> our experience with light skinned black men is that they are usually politically timid. it couldn't be further from the truth about raymond. >> parks, everybody calls him parks, he would tell me about his problems growing up being very fair complected. >> he's also the owner of a red car. >> he had a car, that was something very special. for a young man to own his own car, especially when he wasn't driving for any of the white folks. >> raymond starts to talk about politics. immediately, she is captivated by his authority on matters that are relevant to the black freedom struggle. pa

next we have doctor raymond raymond.r of elites holdsaq portras of valor in iraq and afghanistan for doctor raymond is a former british diplomat and adjunct t professor in the department of social sciences at the unites its military academy. he also serves an adjunct fellow at the pel center for international relations and public policy inry newport, rhoe island professor emeritus of government history at the state university of new york. during his diplomatic career, doctor raymond worked on political military issues for nato, international trade policy and u.s./uk relations be honored byby her majesty queen elizabeth ii with the order of the british empire and the united states army outstanding civilian service medal. we are also honored to have lieutenant general robert foley u.s. army retired author of standing tall leadership lessons in the life of a soldier. general foley graduated 1963 for the units its military academy. in his 37 years on active duty he was a company commander during the war in vietnam, the itali

raymond, thank you. a and financial deviance within the vatican hierarchy run wild right under his nose. pope francis of the wildly aggressive step of removing a pro-life priest from the priesthood for social media criticism of joe biden. that priest response exclusively next. and i travel with a bird hunter. who was he? send me your answers on twitter @ingrahamangle and i will reveal who it is at the end of the show.ne sswe will post it stay there. of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. >> laura: a well-known priest who has also served as the national cochair of pro-life voices for trump has been kicked out of the priesthood by pope francis. the vatican said the decision to remove frank pavone was due to his blasphemous social media posts where pavone referred to supporters of this loser biden and is morally corrupt democratic party. th

and good to speak to raymond striking as well. he's still out there fishing after this tragedy .ey've just got this tragedy. they've just got to get on with their lives. so difficult to be able to get into communication in the sense us to be able to record an interview with them. but he's very clear what he says about the drive are for all these people coming across, which is once you get in the water, then you're guaranteed that you're going to be picked up uk authorities because you'll get an escort across the channel to the engush across the channel to the english side of the uk waters, into uk waters and then you'll be picked up by border or the lifeboat. so he believes that's actually acting as a lure for more and more to come across what the uk and french governments will say. of course, is that they're duty bound to respond to anybody in a flimsy vessel like this because clearly it's not safe in a busy shipping lane with less than ideal weather conditions often and saw obviously on wednesday that they're prone to just puncturing and deflating like that one day, the 113 mon

raymond james raymond.could you walk us through just the process of why you had selected the individuals who did were there? exceptional attributes, just a window into that process. sure. very, very briefly. i had written actually some extended essay really on the military or, on the purple heart and its history and i was looking around to build on that. and so i was and yet at the same time as think i was discussing with some of my fellow authors, i wanted to say something and interesting so i've been struggling with it for some time. and then i realized that in fact the solution was sitting right there in front of me all, all the time, namely the ninja medal. now, as to the as to the specific ninja recipients, as i was showing, as we were speaking earlier, the then the then head of the association of graduates at west point, colonel bob colonel bob mcclure, really helped me to to pick them. and it was also a question of whether they were willing to speak to me and to trust me to tell their story which i h

raymond james raymond.could you walk us through just the process of why you had selected the individuals who did were there? exceptional attributes, just a window into that process. sure. very, very briefly. i had written actually some extended essay really on the military or, on the purple heart and its history and i was looking around to build on that. and so i was and yet at the same time as think i was discussing with some of my fellow authors, i wanted to say something and interesting so i've been struggling with it for some time. and then i realized that in fact the solution was sitting right there in front of me all, all the time, namely the ninja medal. now, as to the as to the specific ninja recipients, as i was showing, as we were speaking earlier, the then the then head of the association of graduates at west point, colonel bob colonel bob mcclure, really helped me to to pick them. and it was also a question of whether they were willing to speak to me and to trust me to tell their story which i h

i'm raymond arroyo in for laura ingraham. this is a special edition of the "ingraham angle" from new york . city. we're going to be making some news in a moment with congressman james comar. and later in the show, the best and worst films of tv in 2020 two. tweet me your picks at raymond arroyo. >> i might read them a little later in the show. but first, here's 1992 was the year of the woman two thousand twenty two might go down as the year of the woman across the cultural landscape, it suddenly became impossible to say just what is or who is a woman. >> the battle over what once was a commonly accepted definition rages on into the new year. as i'll show you in a moment, the issue hit the culture hard in march, when even a female soon to be supreme court justice, couldn't say for sure what a woman is . can you provide a definition for the word woman? >> i can't. you can't not contact. >> i'm not in biology. you don't need a biologist to figure this out. >> a gyno will do. even children know what a woman is . just take a kid t

, raymond, raymond, wait. meghan should be apologize. and for her acting in that shown suits. okay, so i goingne's to be apologizing. ve all right. they're telling us we have to rush here. well, now the meghan articles are rolling out their next netflix documentary about leadershiplling ou of all thing. i can't wait to see harry and meghan's documentary on family y cohesionreconcil and reconciliation. mayba holidayn be special. leader >> but for now, it's all about leadership. it's about peopl who he who havc brave choices to fight for change and to become leaders and giving inspiration to the rest of us to live to lead. >> not surprisingly, laura ,ignm the longest reigning monarch, queen elizabeth , is not part, of live to lead, i guess, spending your entire adult life in service to your peoplepeople is just not enough. but as you saw, greater thornburgh and old gloriainman steinem and the gang, they allae made the cut. >> all right. raymond, i'm glad you watch.u wa so we don't have to . we'll see you later,

raymond james raymond. can you walk or see the process of why you selected individuals that you dididpt for their attributes and a window into that process? >> sure very briefly, i had written an extended essay on the military history and i was looking around to build on that and so yet at the same time i was discussing with some of my fellow workers something new and interesting. so i had been struggling with it for some time and then i realized in fact the solution was sitting right there in front of me all the time. as to the specific recipients as we were speaking earlier the then, the then head of the association of graduates at west point colonel bob mcclure really helped me to pick them and it was a question of whether theyey were willing to speak toe and to trust me to tell their story which i hope i have. honestly and respectfully and figuratively. so wasas really coming in a way that would help to create a small number where one could tell the story of a meaningful depth and i remember being very

next we have doctor raymond raymond author of "elites soul, portraits of valid in iraq and afghanistan. doctor raymondad is a former british diplomat and an adjunct professor in the department of social sciences at the united states military academy. picky also serve as an adjunct fellow at the pell center for international relations and public policy in newport, rhode island. and as professor emeritus of government et in history of the state university in new york at stoneridge. during his diplomatic career dr. raymond worked on political military issues for nato, international trade policy and u.s.-uk.k relations. he was honored by her majesty queen elizabeth ii with the order of the british empire and by chief of staff of the united states army with the outstanding civilian service medal. and we are also honored to have lieutenant general robert foley, u.s. army retired, author of "standing tall." general foley graduate in 1963 from the united states military academy. in his 37 years on active duty he was a company commander during the war in vietnam, an italian per great command in

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raymond, they celebrate kwanzaa at massachusetts library. i don't think any resident of massachusetts celebrates kwanzaa somebody better notify the park service whether these people are in town. if the tree offenders them, a nativity display might give them a cardiac arrest. look, there is tons of things that will offend me. when people walk on pl planes in pajamas in slippers that offends me. fake service dogs that offends me. but, guess what? we live in america. free speech, free expression is part of the deal. and you have got to respect people's religious liberty. and this is the core of this, jesse. when this branch manager, lisa desmond, who speak to you when she blew the whistle, on the people on facebook started attacking her faith. what we are seeing is intolerant atheism. they want nothing that speaks any religious tradition. they want everything stricken. i'm sorry. we have to put up with your atheistic displays and utterances all the things you like to do around the edges. we too can express our religious belief. in fact, we all

. >> emily: joining us today, nicole sapphire and raymond -- we begin with new fallout over the twitter censorship issues.

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raymond, do you think this is odd at all? >> well, initially i did.it, jesse. look, as side hobbies go and side hustles, aoc makes documentaries nobody watches. >> jesse: that's true. >> barney frank, you will remember, had a prostitution ring run out of the house. this might be the most gentle, kind and considerate side hustle i have ever seen from a member of congress. >> jesse: it's benign. politicians have done worse. >> look, let's step back for a minute. she may be on to something. this could be a whole new brand independent outer wear. she could go on qvc like kathie lee and kind of sell her brand, maybe all of her used items. this is what i love about it. i read all of these back and forths between sinema and the people he is selling to. she is very kind. she is attentive to the customer. >> jesse: she is engaged? >> with these buyers? >> setting off -- she is setting up like dropoffs come pick up the heels. >> jesse: she doesn't have a johnniy to help her coordinate. >> direct to consumer. i mean direct. how often do you get to react with a s

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a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned.ok: these are people who are trying to change the world. startups have this energy that energizes me. i'm thriving by helping others everyday. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc world news". >> hello, i'm ros atkins. this is "bbc news." the committee investigating the washington capitol riot recommends bringing criminal charges against donald trump. vladimirut has arrived in minsk for talks with president lukashenko as fierce grow for a new attack on ukraine. the biggest u.s. bio diversity conference in a decade. nearly 60% of twitter users vote for the company chief elon musk to step down in a poll hell posted himself and we continue to look at argentina's celebration of their spectacular world cup victory. ♪ ros: a developing story in washi

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a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned.ok: these are people who are trying to change the world. startups have this energy that energizes me. i'm thriving by helping others everyday. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc world news". anchor: this i. welcome if you are watching in the u.k. or around the globe. our top stories. street clashes break out in paris after three people were shot dead at a kurdish community center. police fired tear gas at crowds and protesters. earlier, french police arrested a 69-year-old man whom the paris prosecutor says was previously charged with acts of racial violence. businesses and england will go on strike twice in january unless pay talks are open, with even more hospital trusts expected to walk out than in december strikes. union chiefs say strike

. >> i am raymond arroyo in for laura ingraham heard this is a special edition of "the ingraha angle" from new york city. to eat meat your pics at raymon arroyo, i will read them later in the show.

a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned.rge: actually, you don't need vision to do mosthings in life. it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc world news". >> welcome. you are watching outside source. iran executes a second antigovernment protester, sparking condemnation ahome and abroad. >> these executions are a blatant attempt to intimidate people not for committing crimes, but just for taking their opinions to the streets, just for wanting to live in freedom. host: we will look athe new sanctions from europe and how tehran is hitting back. also coming up on the program, a city shrouded in darkness. more than 1.5 million people are without power after a russian air strike around

a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned.rge: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. it's exciting to be part of team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler fountion; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc world news". >> hello. this is outside source. president zelenskyy is back in raine after his unannounced visit to washington. he secured more money and weapons. russia says the american patriot missiles will not stop them from achieving their goal on the battlefield. these missiles will comfort key for an alarm moscow. we'll be finding out more. also the program, emergency care under pressure. ambulance workers in england announced two more days of strikes in january. and as the most right-wing government in israel's history prepares to take

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the fox news contributor raymond arroyo. were some stage stumbles over the weekend. >> yeah, legendary singer patty labelle had just started her christmas show in milwaukee when there was a bomb threat. >> hold on -- wait! >> what? >> laura, i love her indignation. wait, wait, with the security guards. thankfully the bomb threat was a fraud. cnn also bombed while perpetuating a fraud. this is their coverage of dave cha'pelle's latest stage partnership in san francisco. >> comedian dave cha'pelle brought out elon musk on stage and musk was moved for several minutes. >> make some noise for the richest man in the world. >> yeah! >> he has time to go to a dave cha'pelle show? running twitter. tesla's not enough. >> he's on right wing politics so when he shows up at san francisco in a comedy show, tough reception. >> you know what they don't report, laura? the context of why people in san francisco might be booing. and it was mostly cheers, by the way, as you heard there. but musk did fire half of the twitter workforce in san fra

a lot longer after raymond did what he did . after raymond did what he did.ts were launched . one the lifeboats were launched. one of our name. which one? but one of our name. which one? but one of them reached the same . a of them reached the same. a pretty grim scene , an pretty grim scene, an extraordinary early part of the rnli crew dived over the side to save somebody. i mean quite extraordinary . again, their job. extraordinary. again, their job. their job is to save lives, not theirjob is to save lives, not to make political judgements. yes, i've been critical of the bigger taxi service in the past . i have to say what they did yesterday morning was above and beyond the call of duty . and beyond the call of duty. and isn't it great that we have people in this country prepared to things in return for to do those things in return for no money? what so ever in. in a moment i'll discuss hsbc his decision to withdraw all funding for future north sea and gas and just how mad i think that is. i asked you can and meghan sink any lower some of your responses co

a lot longer after raymond did what he did . after raymond did what he did.ts were launched . one the lifeboats were launched. one of our name. which one? but one of our name. which one? but one of them reached the same . a of them reached the same. a pretty grim scene , an pretty grim scene, an extraordinary early part of the rnli crew dived over the side to save somebody. i mean quite extraordinary . again, their job. extraordinary. again, their job. their job is to save lives, not theirjob is to save lives, not to make political judgements. yes, i've been critical of the bigger taxi service in the past . i have to say what they did yesterday morning was above and beyond the call of duty . and beyond the call of duty. and isn't it great that we have people in this country prepared to things in return for to do those things in return for no money? what so ever in. in a moment i'll discuss hsbc his decision to withdraw all funding for future north sea and gas and just how mad i think that is. i asked you can and meghan sink any lower some of your responses co

raymond, you're in nashville. you have a big book signing on saturday in franklin, such a beautiful place too. go to raymond arroyo.com for details. some of you will be showing up. thank you. speaking of twitter, the european union said they're going to ban twitter if' lon does not add here to their sensorship requests. they got their hands on their documents revealing the truex tend of their coordination with big tech. le pull si gabbard has it all in moments. has a target on his back as his goal for a platform that truly embraces free speech is now running up against the left. first in the european union, the financial times is reporting that the european commission threatened musk with a continent-wide ban unless twitter abides by strict content moderation rules, in other words, remove speech you don't like, or else. that's just europe. it could never happen here, you may say. well, just days after the white house press secretary said the biden administration is looking into twitter, janet yellen all but confir

for both the cab driver murder and fed-ex executive denise raymond. up. finally a free man at 44. >> i even wrote the president. i think it was 1995. who was it, clinton? bush. i don't know who it was. i said mr. president, i'm innocent. but nobody listened. >> devon ayers. he was 19 when he was convicted. >> i spent all of my 20s and most of my 30s there. so i'm just trying to get on with life as i know it as today. >> and michael cosme. remember him? he was the only one videotaped by police. >> i only have one thing to say, though. i'm innocent. i didn't do it. i wasn't there. >> this is michael 18 years later. finally, someone believed him. and while we now know those two gang members confessed to the cab driver's murder, fed-ex executive denise raymond's killer or killers have never been brought to justice. we wanted to speak to someone from the nypd or the bronx district attorney's office, but both declined comment citing the multiple civil suits they faced as the bronx six sought millions in damages against the city. and those two detectives, do

actually, i want to start with you, raymond.ull up real quick late the new fox news op-ed. if we could just read it really quickly. sensor or else. democratic lawmakers worn facebook not to backslide on censorship. raymond, what do you make of this? >> adam schiff is part of this. the movement among democrats who try to convince other social media companies as twitter is under surveillance now by the republicans. he want them to keep the safeguards in place. this is actually a protocol that like-minded ideologues created and now they want to keep in place. you have to protect against this information. this is from the person that brought you the russian collusion hoax that hunter's laptop came from russia and was not credible. these people master in this information, distorting information. in that really runs to the point. no political party. nor liberals and democrats should control information flow. our guarantee in america, our backstop is a uninformed populist. when you distort the information they are getting, you are dist

yulia and raymond taking two to shelter two. so in german occupied belgium. it was certainly a risky decision. it could have meant arrest or deportation. so to concentration camp, i think norbert really puts it best. he says reflects later prison deportation. execu option. was it worth it to? help a woman and her child? and for norbert and they were very lucky that they had a family answered yes, that it was worth it to them. and to be clear, they were not in physical hiding. right. they weren't, you know tucked away in a basement, a closet or something? right. how did they live their lives or explain their presence? right. they were there and they were essentially using false identities that had a different name, pretended to be christian and norbert. they presented norbert as a distant. he used julia's maiden name and basically went about sort of in semipublic life, pretending to be christians. so they're hiding in plain sight, more or less. yes. and as a result of that, we actually do have a number of wartime pictures of them, like the ones you just showed