rich? >> rich: dan springer, thank you. molly?molly: we bring now ted williams, a former detective and a fox news contributor. thank you for your work there on the ground. your continued investigative abilities, as well as your interesting background, of course -- you have explained as a defense attorney. in this case, it looks like we are just beginning to see the suspect in this case gives insight and that he will be mounting a robust defense in this case. i want to get your thoughts on what his strategy might be, particularly if there is dna at the scene. >> well, molly, good morning, and happy new year to you. let me tell you what i suspect the defense is going to do here. they are going to want to go into the house over my shoulder, the crime scene. they are going to want to do their own forensic investigation of the crime scene. this house over my shoulder was once considered a party house, therefore you would have a lot of students in there. if kohberger was one of the students, well, the defense are going to say his dna wo

rich? rich: a lawyer for the suspect in the idaho the quadruple murder says he's planning to waive his right to an extradition hearing. the 28-year-old is due in court tuesday facing four counts of first-degree murder in the stabbing deaths of four university with students. live fox team coverage, dan springer at the suspect's apartment complex in pullman, washington with, but first, laura ingle live at the monroe county jail where authorities are holding the suspect without bond. laura. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are learning more information here now that the suspect has a public defender and what these next few days are going to look like for bryan kohberger on these quadruple murders. now, we've seen that mug shot. his public defender says that kohberger is waiving extradition so he can quickly be brought to idaho adding, quote, he's to eager to be exonerated. we visited the neighborhood where kohberger's parents live and was the scene of his arrest friday morning. the private gate

these were rich people. they were supposed to find as they left always says, they are billionaires and didn't pay taxes. they didn't find that. they dropped that the same day democrats wanted the tax bill. stolen personal data illegally, five years and jail, even to look at the stuff and show it to somebody because they were supposed to have privacy at the irs. thousands of documents that, only if you had access to that information -- they didn't just break into one lawyers list and steal their data or taxes for five people, they have access to everyone. thousands of people. they pulled that out illegally. no one at the irs has been punished for this. they keep telling congress we are investigating it. that was a year and a half ago. it is a secret. they will not tell congress what is going on. what biden is afraid of, they will be going after the irs and saying, no, no. you can tell the democrats, we are going to look for it and not find anything after a year and a half. when republicans control the house,

. >> i'm rich edson. with the resources strained, a dangerous humanitarian crisis getting even worse. >> we can't continue going to way we're going. the drug cartels will get richer and the criminals will embolden themselves more and we'll have complete disregard for the laws of our country at all. >> fox team coverage begins with former acting dhs secretary chad wolf standing by. >> but first to matt finn live in los angeles. matt? >> hi, guys. i was at the border last week. when you're there in person, the humanitarian crisis is undeniable. in the summer in the extreme heat, men, women and children arrive in the united states pleading for water and on the verge of heat stroke. we see migrants just collapsed to the ground in exhaustion. the migrants tell us about graphic stories of rape and robbery. some say they have their money taken along the routes by police and criminals. migrants tell us about walking through thick jungles and exposed to wild animals and bugs. once the migrants make it here, they h

rich? rich: lucas, talking about his home in delaware, his attorneys have searched that house, but we haven't gotten a search from the fbi there, right, on the classified documents? >> reporter: that's right. he spent last weekend in are rehoboth beach, and on january 11th his attorneys searched that home, they said no classified documents were discovered. the last two weekends, the last two saturdays the white house has said they found classified documents at president's home in wilmington. so far nothing in rehoe rehoboth beach. rich: lucas tomlinson, thanks so much. laura: well, the biden administration says its new immigration measures are responsible for a drop in crossings at border, but critics are challenging those claims and saying the white house needs to do more to combat the crisis. we'll go live to the border next. ♪ ♪ my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-dai

we will send it back to you, rich. >> rich: nate foy live in kyiv, thank you. molly?strikes him as senior fellow for defense priorities, daniel davis, here to discuss. thank you so much for your insight as we are beginning a new year. i think i just want to start there. here we are heading into 2023. what can we expect to see on the ground and ukraine as we continue to see both sides and not seeming to back off in any way? >> you know, there is really no doubt. no one is even thinking about talking about negotiating settlements. in fact, you have both sides saying they will negotiate as long as you surrender. and of course neither side is going to do that. both sides think that they have what it takes going into the new year to win this on the ground and both sides are going to try. unfortunately that means the people of ukraine are going to lose regardless of how this comes out, because it is a lot of fighting about to come down. you can see that putin has admitted to having about 150,000 additional troops in the process of being trained up on their side of the borde

rich: thank you.aura: president biden at camp david, calling the family of tyre nichols, he put out a statement after the footage was made public calling on congress to pass criminal justice reform. this comes as the white house continues to defend the president's handling of classified documents. national archives asked former presidents and vice presidents from the last 6 administrations to check if they are holding onto sensitive materials. lucas tomlinson live from the white house. >> reporter: before seeing the video, president biden spoke to reporters before flying to camp david. >> a lot to do at the image of america, whether or not we are the country we say we are. a country of law and order, and the means we peacefully protest and make judgments. >> reporter: after biden saw the video, the white house saying like so many i was outraged and pained to see the horrific video of the beating the result in tyre nichols after death, reminder of the fear and trauma, pain and exhaustion black and brow

we're seeing the super rich. why do the rich always become richer? so there's a long story short story. so the long run story in the past for decades also taxes on the very rich have gone down dramatically. and that means the very rich have been able to increase the share of the pine that we've had global growth of the past several decades. the rich have been taking and increasing share of that pi at the expense of everyone else. so that's a long story. but then there's also the short run story of the last 2 or 3 years close by the, the co panoramic. and they what we had was government. ready injected very large amounts of money into the economy in order to, to stimulate the economy in order to reduce the recessionary effects of the covey panoramic. now, that was closing to do come if needed to do that to support the economy, to support people's incomes. but if you like a side effect of that was that it massively inflated asset prices, which meant that massively inflated the wealth of the people who own the assets, which is of course, predominantly v

ok, sam is calling for higher taxes for the rich. it says a 5 percent levy on the wealthy would raise about $1.00 trillion dollars a year. joining me now from london is pul seagal reader in economics of development at the department of international development of kings college london. thank you for joining the show, sir. we've been discussing globalization in the show. how much is it to be blamed for the wealth inequality? again, a clear my vision is a complex one. i mean, it's certainly true that people who are at the very top of the wealth distribution of benefited law from the mobility of capital and the bill of. ready of firms to, to investigate countries and, and trade across countries and increasing rate over the last several decades of ation is also being pretty key in raising a lot of incomes at the bottom of the global income distribution. so countries like china and india, but a few decades ago at very high levels of poverty. they seem very rapid growth and including very rapid growth lower down into the website, they shou

. >> harris: rich lowry is on the outnumbered with us today. and rich, you know i asked brett this question not to be contrary and although reflexively i do like that role, but how do we ke really want? how do you know conservatives at that point are absolutely thrilled with what they see because they finally feel like they are being heard throughout the people date elected to report on them? >> rich: the way i look at this there are important steps in the matters on the table. chip roy and others are very sincere and passionate in stopping omnibus bills. it's a terrible process and not the way anything should work. we were 4,000 page bill on someone's desk before the holiday and send it you have to vote on it tomorrow, it's crazy it's not how it should work and they are right to try to stop it and if mccarthy tries to make those concessions good. but then there's those who don't want him to be speaker and probably won't get no matter what so these are dangerous for mccarthy. let's say he gets the deal and the 20 opposing him goes to 8 oe after

between rich riches in wealth between rich and . and poor. and in fact, i think. why not? because. well, i. because i think it causes all sorts of problems within society. i think it causes jealousy. about the jealousy. no, it's not about the politics envy. it's simply politics of envy. it's simply saying know, if you're saying that, you know, if you're somebody you're cleaner somebody if you're a cleaner or if you're health worker, if if you're a health worker, if you're who works on the you're someone who works on the line in a factory or something like you work, like that, and you work, you know, hour work, our know, 45, 50 hour work, our week, actually, you know, week, then actually, you know, you in hard the best of you work in hard to the best of your you contributing your ability. you contributing to if you and you to society if you see and you might at the moment particularly be struggling to pay your mortgage and energy mortgage bills and your energy bills, putting bills, worrying about putting food table and and food on th

they're also rich in nitrate. to what extent regular consumption of nitrate rich vegetables influences ginger vitus is being researched by doctor yvonne and yoko schneider of the vince burg dental clinic assembly. do string for the define nitrate content was produced for a study. the test group drank the nitrate rich salad juice. the control group were given a nitrate free placebo. after 2 weeks gum inflammation in the test group was 50 percent lower than the placebo group. das m as in alpha alpha nama, and the nitrate ingested with food shows up in the person's mouth a little later. and in this saliva all physiologically, this makes a lot of sense hunger back. because on the back of the tongue we have bacteria that can turn this nitrate into nitrite that our body can metabolize high. and this nitrite has anti bacterial properties in the mouth and decomposes there. but also if we swallow it in our stomach acid, to become nitrogen monoxide, and this then helps our body reduce inflammation. c, m. but aren't groups t

people are getting rich. blackrock plans to get rich. blackrock is saying the war in ukraine, the death of all of these ukrainians is actually a great opportunity to transform ukraine into a beacon of capitalism. right. goldman sachs is excited, too. their ceo says rebuilding ukraine represents good economic incentives for real return and real investment. imagine. whose money is that? it's going to be yours to rebuild ukraine. these guys will get rich from it. see how it works? because these people have no self-awareness, the president of ukraine, zelensky, went on camera to say he's thrilled about all of these economic opportunities. watch this. >> it's obvious that american business can become the loco motive that will push for our global economic growth. we have already managed to attract attention and have corporation with such giants of the international financial and the investment wall as blockrock, j.p. morgan, goldman sachs, such american brands as star link, westinghouse. they have already become part of our ukraine way. your b

when some people are too rich, sure, it's great to have money. who doesn't want a big house, a fast car and luxury vacations. but some economists and philosophers believe that when you have too much money, it's harmful to society, the economy and the planet. they think an upper limit should be imposed on how much wealth someone can accumulate. the surplus could go to deprived members of society, the state, or climate protection. libertarianism isn't the same thing as socialism and communism. it's advocates don't reject the idea of wealth accumulation and property, and acknowledged that some social inequality is inevitable. but they think some people simply have too much when a billionaire and another 100000 euros, they bailey, even notice. whereas that amount of money would completely changed the life of someone poor. yet once a certain threshold has crossed, more money doesn't improve quality of life. on the contrary, the super rich can often become mistrustful, lonely, and to satisfy that's the practical side of the matter. but there are also e

the rich represent just one percent of the world's population bought. they possess 46 percent of all global wealth. if you include the upper middle class, both demographics together represent 12 percent of the world's population and own 85 percent of all global wealth. and who owns just one percent of the world's wealth? the poor, 55 percent of the world's population earns less than $10000.00 heroes a year. so how can the poor and lower middle class become more prosperous? some experts say that one solution could be the state providing them with a universal basic inheritance is to you by us. you will be ideas to make a 20000 bureau lump sum available to young people say at the age of 20 oil pushing to for fuel. and instead of letting them spend it directly, they would be able to use it to develop further assets. or i'm in white of an alpha moves. oh, i'm systems on many poor people like parents who provide them with start up capital or a steady monthly allowance by providing a 20000 euro basic inheritance. the government could help them start businesses

they're also rich in nitrate. to what extent regular consumption of nitrate rich vegetables influences ginger vitus is being researched by dr. ivana, yoko schneider of the vince burg dental clinic, a salad juice drank with a defined nitrate content was produced for a study. the test group drank the nitrate rich salad juice. the control group were given a nitrate free placebo. after 2 weeks gum inflammation in the test group was 50 percent lower than the placebo group. thus, m as in alpha, nama, the nitrate ingested with food shows up in the person's mouth a little later. and in this saliva all physiologically, this makes a lot of sense hunger back because on the back of the tongue we have bacteria that can turn this nitrate into nitrite that our body can metabolize high. and this nitrite has anti bacterial properties in the mouth and decomposes there. but also if we swallow it in our stomach acid to become nitrogen monoxide. and this then helps our body reduce inflammation. c, m. but aren't groups that contain nit

how is it that the rich are getting richer and the poor are increasing in number? yeah, thank you. i think most important is that still, you know, the fortunes have not increased because they are now to marta. all working hard at work and working harder for less pay and, and worth conditions. and that is because the economic system, it's rick this way. there are multiple drivers for the vast and equality and rise in extreme poverty. we can witness 1st when the cobra 900 and i'm a hit and that was already deeply on the equal world with public services that have been stripped. the service was largely benefit poor people and in particular, women and girls. second, the super rich were able to recover much faster from the initial shock of the panoramic back in march 2020. and right now at least 1700000000 work is live in countries where inflation is outpacing wages. hundreds of millions of people unable to afford the cost of living. and 3rd, we witness a collapse of the tech station of the super rich with only $0.04 and every dollar of tax revenue is from wealth taxes. and we need econo

rich: another member of the delegation incoming freshman is george santos.ou have called for house ethics investigation into him and some of the lies he has told during his election. here is what another in a future colleagues, congressman kevin brady had to say about that. >> he is certainly going to have to consider resigning. scott really two choices do not know this young man. he does not need my advice surely but one he can try to politically ride it out. we have seen that happen in washington d.c. or you can take the tougher choice which is i think own every lie that he has made. apologize to everyone and anyone for as long as it takes. >> given what we know so far, and the things he has admitted to do you think this is even beyond an ethics investigation and he should even take the seat? >> new yorkers deserve better, for conferences or is better and america deserves better than the mess we're in with this one. there will be a day of accountability for this play that's why as a first republican to call for a house investigation into his conduct, into

big and rich.that touts its support for patriotism and customer freedom. gold glory bank -- old glory bank has never other big name founders including ben carson and larry elder, and now john rich joins me now to talk about it. john, thank you so much for being here. i love the name of the bank, and i love the whole idea. tell us about it. >> well, so we just saw some really disturb thing things happen to our north up in canada when that are trucker protest broke out that we all watched. and justin trudeau's final move on those truckers to break them up was to freeze their bank accounts and basically weaponize their own bank accounts against them. unfortunately, that worked. they had to go home at that point. we see to the south of us down in brazil that government's doing the same thing to the protesters in brazil, they're freezing bank accounts by the tens of thousands. and so in america if you don't think that that's a possibility in the future, then you're not paying attention, because it's abs

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are growing for the super rich to share their wealth solar panels gun, nor but is red tape taking the wind out of germany's energy transition and block by block why the construction industry is embracing the lego principal. i'm kate ferguson. welcome to maids. and let's begin with a fox that might surprise you. no country in the world has more bunkers than albania, an incredible 200. a 1000 of them were built in the seventy's and eighty's. and to this day, you'll find them dotted all over the place in the countryside in cities. and even in water. there were built at turned the rule of dictator and hotel hearing attacks from both western countries and former communist allies. his goal was to build one bunker for every 4 people, an expensive endeavor that wasn't ever actually achieved. still, it wasn't for lack of trying the door in her own bunker. it was 15 centimeters thick. now, demolishing the bunkers is expensive, and so they remain as a reminder of the countries cold war, past and of cooking portfolios, reports the age of bunker building is far from over aah! war in europe. a popu

much more attractive option for the super-rich, isn't it?— super-rich, isn't it?uld easily raise a few— super-rich, isn't it? well, sure, i could easily raise a few hundredl could easily raise a few hundred million dollars to build a new concert hall with somebody�*s name on it. but we need to make decisions democratically. we can't have just the rich people make all the decisions of how society is resourced —— society's resources should be spent, we need sewage treatment centres and schools where paul people live as well and all kinds of things that frankly people are not so keen to get their name on. —— where poor people live. we can't have decisions just made by the rich people. decisions have to be made by democratic process with our lawmakers making decisions on behalf of everyone.— behalf of everyone. thank you for 'oinin: behalf of everyone. thank you for joining us- _ behalf of everyone. thank you for joining us- you — behalf of everyone. thank you for joining us. you are _ behalf of everyone. thank you for joining us. you are making - behalf of everyone.

people in new york, we need rich people, somebody has to stand up for rich people, greg. >> greg: ithe gone to for the rich. it is just an excuse to wear a diaper. i don't know what that means! i don't know what i am talking about, haven't we made that clear since the show started, i have no expertise in anything. you have some sort of allegory to what kathy hochul was talking about, or did you use it? >> kat: the ones that are like go away, i never want to see you again, there is always this insane chemistry, which i don't feel for kathy. [laughter] i don't think she has it for me either, so it's fair, but she has -- she wants to make new york more affordable, so i had a really good idea for her, but it might be crazy, when people make money, let them keep it. right? i think that the crime problem gets too much credit for sending people away when really even in new york there was a 0% chance he would get mont on the street, there is still the hundred% chance that you will get mugged by the state, which in florida there is not, so that is the biggest thing for me. >> greg: it is so

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we're obviously having many gremlin issues with rich we'll thank rich at this point thank you, rich greenfield of life shed partners what do you think? does this make disney look better or worse? >> i think it makes them all look worse when you drill down into profitability and then you look at user engagement and how long the actual users are engaged with the -- with the interface, right. and you look at netflix and it is multiples of what others are, what speaks to its ability to kind of drive revenue. so i'm with tim, that you will see consolidation. with that said, i will kind of circle back here and say i still think that the focus should not be on subscriber growth. it should be on churn and profitability. and with those things abated i think that speaks too where the others have to make up ground. >> steve >> yeah, i agree with that 100% and i agree with what you had said, melissa, to rich i agree it should be about fund fundamentals it is not. it is about sub growth and that is why we see the stock up post earnings i think they'll get a pass tim brought up a good point. this is a compa

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we're going to pull subsidize the rich. well, you release this report as everyone arrives and i've also seen no coincidence. what are you hoping to achieve by doing that? i think we want to add to the sense of mental worldwide. that is common sense that the richest people should pay tax to help people through these most crises, life, hundreds of millionaires coming out to support great attack section of the rich this really long time. i'm probably going to use this to put as much pressure on the government direction people in the world to help us so. okay, thank you so much for joining us on this news. how that is, mix lawson to hit of policy on, in the policy at oxford, and thank you. well, the philippines hes one of the widest wealth gaps in southeast asia. some politicians are pushing for a wealth tax on billionaires in the country, but others say the idea could backfire barnaby. lo has more from manila we are at what's called a could be was for now these are direct farm to market retail outlet that the philippine govern

very soon were going to give you a case study who is getting rich. some of the people promoting this war killing endless number of ukrainians and you should know this. sending so much military equipment to szelensky and his wife. if the conflict goes on another six months or year, continues to stress supply chain in ways that are challenging. you can either defend ukraine's borders or united states of america. which is it? most are choosing ukraine. in the house, thomas massy in kentucky is one of them. >> we have spent more in ukraine, u.s. congress than we have spent more on roads and bridges in the entire country. we don't spend as much on that as we have in ukraine in nine months. i think that is despicable. priorities out of whack. we are trying to get the documents to find out where the money went. we need a full audit. >> tucker: this is a crime against our country.

some people become very rich after such transactions are very rich from this.hat's why washington is supporting ukraine, the people who are promoting this war that is killing countless ukrainians are personally benefiting from it. and you should know this, but the price is high for us cause we're sending zelensky and his wife so much military equipment that our military is running out of weapons to defend our country you spent more on ukraine than we spend on all our roads and bridges in a whole year . we don't just spend money on ourselves. how much do we spend on ukraine in 9 months? i think it's mean and our priorities wrong at the end. i want to say that we are trying to get documents to find out where the money actually went. this is a crime against our country, committed by the democratic party with the full support of a majority of republicans, but some politicians still disagree. the united states

the system is stacked, rich people. rich people rich people. got that money and their money being better and their children are better than poor people's children, goodness sake clear. a ridiculous clear. that is a ridiculous thing to say. everybody knows it's don't believe it's true. i don't believe a word saying. my i'm going word you're saying. my i'm going to move on to charlie. now, charlie has emailed in and said, should schools maintain a strict dress code for teachers? and i am fully aware of what this is about because we've this story before , kayla, i hope i'm before, kayla, i hope i'm pronouncing that right. kayla lemieux, who is a trans teacher in, canada, who wears a massive prosthetic plastic breasts when teaching students there we are who are and i say this is a woodwork lesson. there's a danger there surely with those massive breasts in the electric saw but of course students of filming and taking pictures now the recent the most recent development is that first, these students were told that they might be suspended if they took

the rich get rich and the poor get poorer, and i serve you same make poverty yesterday. we're 2nd be in skin it up. so a 2nd tie of the been skin up here. scotland as rich in our search for you. we hunt, we help you all more than you can. jo bush wins water. at course we have the oil to they tell us that the assets off the scottish coast have been exploited by british companies for decades with practically nothing left over for the scots in the u. k. a. the methods that scotland subsidized by england. but if you look at the statistics, it's a scotland subsidizing with this the other way around. so it's a colonial situation. it's a potus ethical situation. and so why, why should we be supporting a, the people of england and the union, which doesn't say of the people of scotland makes no sense. the case off after packing the van neil has a look online as always, have you go, the debate is coming to a had there to neil has his eye on one particular website. scotland matters, an influential body run by pro unionists who opposed scottish independent contradictions. scotland m