rick haidle: exactly.ke the-- the fact that you've got a woman who's given her life-- dedicated to the government, murdered and just lying out there because nobody cares. and so, i thought, well, let's give it another shot. josh mankiewicz: so, eight years after the murder... fbi agent tony vasley called on inglewood pd and met detective russ enyeart, who was a month shy of retiring. they started combing through the old files and were assisted by a new inglewood detective, steve seyler. rick haidle: technology advances so quickly that-- in 2002, i said to tony vasley, "hey, maybe there's fingernail scrapings, maybe there's something of that nature." josh mankiewicz: in fact, there were fingernail scrapings in this case. there was also a drop of blood on marie's saab. but at the time of marie's murder, dna analysis was still in its infancy-- those samples had never been tested. in 2004, detective seyler called john lewin, a prosecutor with the l.a. d.a's office major crimes division. lewin specializes in co

rachel: i sure did, rick. wow. thanks a lot, rick.ek is the the march for life, and it returns to washington, d.c. where thousands the of to-life americans will gather -- pro-life americans will gather to celebrate and defend life. despite roe v. wade being overturned back in 2022 thanks in part to our next guest, organizers say there's a lot of work to do. so what can we expect on this issue from the trump administration? if mississippi attorney general lynn fitch joins us now. lynn, it's so great the you. thanks for joining us today. >> good morning, rachel. great to be with you. rachel: before we get started, i'm going to note my vote here that we move the march to life to the summer because roe v. wade is over thanks in large part to you. but let's talk about this, because you are the lady who, you know, we can credit with overturning roe v. wade, but you're taking the lead on what the pro-life movement needs to do in this post-roe era. so lay out what you think is the approach for this movement. >> well, it was the an amazing cas

rick you're out there on fox square, we all feel is part of our family as well.ow for 19 years and i've done it a long time and there's been a lot of great time and there's never been lightning in the bottle with the last six year withs you and pete and rachel. i'll say that, and i don't think i'll experience that again. charlie, really big shoes to fill coming into this. the gratitude i have for having this experience with you, will, is amazing. the sadness i feel at the loss of you leaving, only is filled by the fact that i know you're getting something that's so good for you and you'll be so good and deserve it, and you'll be able to sleep in every day and be with your family five day as week, and that matters more than anything to you. i know that . so i'm so happy for you. rachel: if it wasn't is great for kathleen and the boys, i would not be happy for you. this is like the best thing that's happeninged to the cain family in a listening time. it was interesting watching all the clips, especially the interviews what to expect from you and from this show? wil

rick, starting with you.at is more of an embarrass med, president- elect donald trump's lying about this to sponsor xenophobia and racism and everything else to promote his mac immigration positions were the way that kennedy decided to sort of hijack that press conference or -- are they both equally deplorable? >> you know, kennedy is the guy that makes ted cruz look like he is wreaking with charisma. he is -- excuse me, terrible individual and there was a lot about him that is unlikable, but as you pointed out, particularly in a moment where you have an ongoing tragedy that is unfolding, that is already full of disinformation and noise and craziness and chaos, it is really a moment where he would hope that even john kennedy would step up and behave like a grown-up, behave like an actual human being for once, but he cannot help himself. as you pointed out, there is a higher incentive for him to be a stroll -- a troll than a leader. that is what -- they have become the troll party in a lot of ways because what

rick caruso joins us now live on the phone. rick, thanks so much for being with us. what do you know? what are you seeing in terms of your property tonight? >> well, hi, alex, thanks for covering this so well, listen, it's a disaster to the hundredth degree. it's beyond anything i think any of us could have ever imagined. but my heart goes out, obviously, to the people with their homes. and i'm watching the small businesses around us go up in flames. you know, this is people's livelihoods. so it's devastating. but what is most concerning to me is our first responders and our firefighters who are trying to battle this. there's no water in the palisades. there's no water coming out of the fire hydrants. this is an absolute mismanagement by the city. it's not the firefighters fault, but it's their city. and i'm going to be very honest. we've got a mayor that's out of the country, and we've got a city that's burning and there's no resources to put out fires. so if you look at your pictures, you don't see the firefighters there because there's nothing they can do. and it

rick: i can tell. wrapped in bacon, all smoked. we have the rec tech grill, big enough for a monitor party. what's awesome about these, guys, it's more stainless steel, it's more heat, it's more precision. of course, we're not missing any bit of the game, which is awesome. we're actually doing a giveaway on reck tech -- rec tech.com for a whole combo. rick, we have the road warrior, we've got the collapse and go standard. if you're the kind of folks that like to get out in the cold, i don't know who those people are, but this is the perfect setup. we have got the lollipop chicken what's this do dip? >> nashville hot chicken. >> ribs on here all morning. we're going to be celebrating through feasting. again, all these recipes at recteq.com. powering our entire tailgate -- rachel: did you make this for me at the couch? [laughter] >> i could tell you were going to be out here. we have a battery-powered generator. this is the delta pro 3. but it has the owe basis a.i. built into it which basically is going

charlie: thank you, rick. rick: you bet.king his first trip as president to meet with victims of helene in north carolina and speaking with franklin graham of samaritan's purse who has accept is thed up to help families -- stepped up to help families. >> we've come to north carolina with a simple message to all the people of this region who were hit so hard by hurricane helene. that message is very simple, you are not forgotten any longer. >> we just thank god, and that's one thing i want to say, thank god that he's given us the the resources to be able to help. charlie: joining us now with more is reverend franklin graham. so great to see you, reverend graham. i fly in and out of greensboro every week, and one of my favorite things to do is look over and see your organization's planes, and they're either loading up or taking off to go to places where people need help, and we're very grateful to you for that. what was the message in president trump making his first trip there to north carolina? >> well, charlie, he wanted to

rick: all right, what are we doing? go. instructor, and she lost 60 pounds. whoo! rick: this got really hard. so much more difficult. [laughter] wait, yeah. see you tomorrow. david: fox on top of the new orleans terror attack the probe a ramping up as new evid

the interest rate when they borrow people have an insurance score based on their claim history and rick characteristics -- risk characteristics. now, instead of insuring a lot of risks more blindly the way at the used to they have tmi, too much information. they can see all the warts in your home or business, they can see it from the air, read it in the stats they get. and some of those technique tools are exaggerating risks. that is where the projections they are using, catastrophe models that purport to crystal ball see the future, they always seem to err on the side of guessing higher. leak this risk is higher. it is more likely that the insurance company will get a claim on this property and that information is really scaring insurers out of doing what they have traditionally done and what we expect them to do which is to take on risk in return for money. host: our guest for the next 35 minutes or so is amy bach the executive director of policy unite -- i'm sorry -- united policyholders. we are talking about the impact climate disasters are having on the insurance market. if you hav

rachel: look at rick are. you guys, look at rick. he's moving his hips, he's shaking his arms.don't move my hits. [laughter] i don't shake my fanny. guy: this might come as a shock. i'm not much of a dancer. usually dancing if it's going to happen, it's after a few adult beverages. rachel: do we have to boost you up before we do zumba here? dye dye i think zumba's fabulous, but you know what's more my speedsome eating salmon. [laughter] that's what i can do. eating salmon at 6:00 in the morning. trying another whatever that was, huh-uh. rachel: you're on "fox & friends." guy: i did it, right, because i'm here. but at home, if i were watching at -- rachel: you don't get an e for -- guy: i don't need an a. rachel: no, e for effort. guy: you can give me an f. rachel: ray i know that you're going to be back, and we're going to have another embarrassing segment -- phi guy we might have something today. who knows? if stay tuned. rachel: anyway, that was fun to watch. [inaudible conversations] charlie: well, i only got one question, is have you ever worked out in your life? [laughter]

chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is tracking the conditions. hi, rick. bring a chance of a mudslide, maybe some debris flow in spots that have burned. we desperately need the rain, and certainly any mudslide would not be as destructive as these fires. take a look at what we've got going on, we've had a lot of containment that has happened on all of the fires over the last, say, ten days or so. this is great news. 80% on the eaton fire, 84% on the palisades fire. those are the two most destructive fires. all of this happening because of this drought that has exploded over the last few months across southern california. look at that, from l.a. southward, we have very significant drought. at least severe, in some cases extreme. and if it has been because of the rain that has not fallen during the rainy season. california has a rainy season, it is the winter. northern california's had incredible amounts of rain, but southern california, l.a., you've only had .16 inches of rain, it is your second driest on record. san diego, your driest stretch here. this is

thank you, rick.trategy the session looking ahead to president-elect trump's new term as speaker johnson reveals trump favors a conservative policy overhaul in one sweeping package. joining us now with more from that meeting is gof congresswoman claudia entheny. -- gop congresswoman. congresswoman, you've had a fun week. you all had some drama on frida- [laughter] but you came up with a speaker. and then you all met privately off campus yesterday. what -- tell us about that meeting and what you all arrived at. >> well, i thought it was a tremendous meeting, and i think that one of the most important things to gain from that meeting is what an historic time we're at right now. the fact that donald trump was able to win with a mandate and the fact that the republicans were able to take back the senate and, yes, a very slim majority in the house. this is a moment where we have the make sweeping changes, we have to make a difference to the american people. and i think we're in a great position to do that.

thanks, rick. rick santelli. >>> the other big story we are following are the raging wildfires across los angeles. four separate fires are currently burning. the causes are not yet known, but as people risk their lives to fight them, the l.a. county fire chief says there are simply not enough firefighters to address fires of this magnitude. it is still a very dangerous scene. >> reporter: brian, the firefighters that we do have working on these fire lines are so frustrated, because this fire is counterintuitive. most fires travel uphills. this fire started at the top of the hill in the pacific palisades highlands this time yesterday, and it has been charging towards the pacific ocean. we are here on the corner of sunset boulevard and pacific coast highway in a parking lot, a beach made famous by baywatch, and it is now, in flames. so many places, all up and down the coast, places we never, never thought were at risk for fire. more at risk for a storm surge or big waves. a very difficult fire to fig

we need somebody like rick caruso.t need somebody that is going to take taxpayer-funded boondoggle trips to ghana and be an asleep at the wheel while the city is burning. >> sandra: it's interesting what you're saying there, as these are live pictures, we continue to watch as they are able to get some aircraft in the air while there's a dip in the wind speed right now -- i want to finish off with this. to your point, adam kroll, a resident of that area, suggesting once people leave, a lot of times when it happens, it's this bad, they don't come back. watch. >> you guys all voted for karen bass, the mayor of los angeles. you all voted for gavin newsom. and now you [ bleep ] get what you get. oh, now that your house is on fire, now you want to know what's going on. what's going on around there? all those people who were deep blue democrats are now going to have to pull a permit to rebuild. when they start running into the bureaucracy and the red tape, they're going to start going nuts and they're going to vote for rick c

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but rick has been fantastic and he lives here. i don't know if you want to either think about it or recommend some people or get together and recommend some people as a group which is fine. but rick is someone that i would certainly consider. and bregbort is fantastic by the way. and i was so impressed with the fire fighters i met before. and they said that you know, i asked them, how many of the pumps -- how many of the hydrants were working and it was a large percentage of them were not working at all. they had no water. and the ones that did have water didn't have a lot of pressure. and one of the things that was missing -- many people have sprinklers in your living room, and bathroom and kitchen. if those worked with pressure, you would have had a much different outcome. we are going to work on that. in terms of that -- rick grunell would be good. or you can head up a group of people that could recommend a few people to me. we are talking about a lot of money. the other is kelly laufler is now the head of small business -- and

rick, thanks very much. rick: smart man.of families impacted by the california wildfires. visit go.fox/redcross to support these efforts or scan the qr code on your screen. >>> coming up, a heated hearing for trump's defense secretary pick, pete hegseth, and fiery comments from senator markwayne mullin calling out some of his colleagues on the panel. the senator is here. but first, as president-elect trump is preparing to take his oath of office on monday, my next guest is preparing to take the stage for an inauguration day performance. country music star lee greenwood is next. ♪ ♪ i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free. ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to mees ♪ 5. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. ♪ mike: as president-elect trump

in terms of that rick would be good or rick could had up a group of people to set up a commission. we are talking about a lot of money. and kelly loeffler is the head of small business and small business is big business. one of the biggest banks in the world. we call it the small business administration. she is a full cabinet member and fantastic. her husband is the head of the new york stock exchange so they know something about money. she wants to come here almost immediately after she gets approved and open up a small business to the area. they have a lot of money. i always say the small business is big is in is when you add it all up. she will come here and that is an important thing. i want to thank the first lady because she wanted to come, she wanted to be here. she has so many friends and she also wanted to see north carolina where there was another disaster. she just wanted to go there. we said we were going to stop at one and go to the other. in many respects it was a depressing day but also a beautiful day because the spirit is so incredible both in north carolina and he

. >> rick caruso. oh, look at that, rick. >> how you doing? good to see you. all right, so great to have you here. >> i can't tell you of all the guests i've had in this opening spot. you know, we advertise during the week so people see who they're going to. i've never had more people say, oh, good, i want to see this guy because of what happened here. and people around the country don't know. you ran against our current mayor? yes. and lost by not too much. you started out running as a republican, which is what you are. and then ran as an independent and then as a democrat. what went wrong? you're running out of parties to leave, right? >> which is probably a good thing. but i just want to start there. >> yeah, because i think it says a lot about a one party state. and i would say this if it was any one party running anything, i don't think it's healthy that you had to put a d by your name even to be in the race. would you comment on that? >> well, what i did do is ten years ago i left the republican party and i became an independent. and then when i was thin

ricks. >> let's get to the opening bell in realtime at the big board. finding jobs for individuals with intellectual disabilities at the nasdaq, it is defiance. etf is back in the neighborhood of 58 or 60 or so. interesting stat. the market weight sp are up by identical amounts over the last 6 months. >> look, that's good news actually. you want to have leadership. i come back to the idea that we have one stock that is the elephant in the room which is nvidia. i believe nvidia has been hurt by the commerce department's rules. these are the rules that came out at midnight this weekend. they were a little absurd. it picked 18 friends. e.u. has 29 countries. what happened to mexico, israel, iceland? the 100% clean energy. they were absurd and out of touch. i think nvidia can bounce back. without invid you you have a market that is kind of rootless. we know that apple, the numbers look like they are too high. you know the market survives on nasdaq fuel and not on dow fuel and yet people insist on talking about the dow. i defer to you, how important is the d

so rick, for your time now looking forward, what? well, his 2nd time look like an income, pets to that 1st time. and it was pointed out that he's the 2nd president to sir, non consecutive terms. and last time was very early in the 19th century. and the difference this time is that this authoritarian movement and the republican party has spent the last 4 years studying all the levers of power that are designed to check the american presidents from acting like dictators and figure it out. have the stripped them down one by one, and i think we saw a carpet and sure of what the next term will look like. just the other day in the confirmation hearings of peter excess to be defense secretary, this is a guy who was credibly accused of rape. credibly accused of being drunk on the job who ran to various small organizations into the ground. financially, it now is going to be running the most sophisticated administrative unit and the american government. and democrats methodically pointed out all these facts and republicans said, doesn't matter

charlie: thank you, rick. now to fox news alert and new details emerge about the suspect in the psychoer truck explosion and police reveal letters left behind by army soldier matthew livelsberger. >> this is an expert and saying time to wake up and we're being led by weak and feeble leadership only looking to help themselves. paying attention to spectacle and violence and what better way to get my point across than with fireworks and explosives. charlie: our next guest former green beret tim kennedy knew the suspect and is shown here with him. they both competed in military-style reality show and he joins us now. tim, thank you for joining us. first off, i have to ask you it had to have been wild to see the story and news coverage and look at pictures saying oh my gosh, i knew this guy and i've met this guy. >> yeah, took about 36 hours honestly, about a day, day and a half into it when more mottos started emerge -- more photos started emerging of what he looked like and earlier in his life 10 years ago, 15 ye

let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast.charlie, we've had such a rough couple weeks with the fires in california and then unbelievable snow across parts of the south. things are going to moderate a little this week. we have a couple of good stories that are happening. one of them is rain and snow across parts of southern california. we had the fires and the fires have happened because we had such incredible drought, one of the dryest winter rainy seasons we've ever had, now we finally have our first winter storm coming in here. it started last night. it's going to be with us throughout the day today, into tonight and early tomorrow. it will be rain, eventually we'll see snow across the higher elevations. this is also going to bring rain across parts of arizona which is also much needed so we've got the rain today , tonight. temperatures are going to remain cool but that ground saturating is certainly going to help. want to show you what happens over the next certain days. i think our overall pattern is going to bring a few

charlie: thanks, rick. u.s.ithdraw from afghanistan an infamous moment of the biden presidency leading to chaos in the death of 13 american service members. now we're learning that biden's national security adviser, jake sullivan, reportedly offered to resign from the administration over the catastrophe, but biden insisted that he remain. joining us now is form policy expert re--- foreign policy expert rebeccah heinrichs. rebeccah, it's amazing to look back at that withdraw and the biden administration insisted it was the greatest withdraw and there was no problem and we find out it was so bad that jake sullivan offered to resign over it. >> well, it was a kansas city a catastropheobjectively and weg that jake sullivan is claiming he tried to resign and trying to rewrite history and manage his reputation on the way out. in the same interview, jake sullivan defended the decision and said it "freed up the united states to help ukraine when russia invaded ukraine". the precipitous withdraw and how bad that was and

dana and rick have three large dogs who are staying with them.heir goal is to rebuild back into their houses, but it's going to take a long time for them and so many other people here for people even figuring out what the next step is, is difficult. >> gary tuchman, thank you so much. as i said, we're at a staging area here or firefighters, law enforcement personnel and people are coming by. i want you to meet jay leno. what you came by to drop off some supplies? >> we're cooking for the for the crew, and. well, you guys, if you're hungry, we got we got a big barbecue going. and because, you know, they're all getting boxed lunches and we figure, let's get some hot food. so it's kind of fun. i drove a 1941 american lafrance fire truck, so the guys got it. >> you brought your own fire truck on fire. >> it's good to have your own fire truck when you live in l.a., and it's a 1941. 1941? yeah, yeah. uh, so anyway, so we've got it loaded up and we cooked yesterday in pasadena at the rose bowl for the crew there. and we're here today and we'll get to th

now back with me are rick tyler and alysia johnson. rick, who won the week?won the week is because they're going to go on the chinese government call the bluff when all the way. and it turns out their propaganda and their influence goes way beyond the people that are following tiktok. it goes right to the top, because donald trump has now made it look like he's going to keep tiktok and they probably will win. and this is not a free speech issue. nobody should be confused. nobody's banning tiktok. tiktok has had years to fix this and to get divested so people can keep tiktok. but they didn't do it, so tiktok wins. >> there you go, valencia. >> michelle obama won the wall because she is standing on she's she is standing on business. and the way that man has treated the obamas, i would not show up at inauguration either. and it's not a double standard because ding ding, donald trump didn't go to president biden's inauguration. so kudos to michelle obama for standing on business for all the black women. >> there you go, standing over there with that last part abo

let's get to rick santelli. hey, rick. >> hi, carl. >> yes a mixed.e include. >> manufacturing services and a composite on the headline. we've had six. >> consecutive reads. >> below 50. that changes. so the. >> manufacturing headline. >> pmi 50.1. >> that's the best. >> and first. >> time over. >> 50 since. >> june of last year sequentially higher. >> than 49.4. >> now here's where it gets a little weird. >> the next two are. >> sequentially lower and below expectations. >> services takes a hit 52.8. >> that's the weakest. >> since april of last year. and if you look at the composite it was definitely above 50. >> just like services. >> but the weakest since. >> april of 24. >> at 52.4. >> so you see. >> the volatility. >> in ten year yields. >> they've moved. >> up down. >> a little bit. yeah we moved above. >> 50in the headline. but services what we. >> want. >> to pay attention to. and even. >> though it's. >> an expansion. >> mode it is definitely moving a bit down. if we look at the big. >> news. >> of. the morning the bank of. japan raised rate

rick made the point that the balance sheets are clean. the investment story is still there. we are still waiting. everyone seems to be waiting for the headlines that the a.i. story is overblown or we are overbuilding. there is no indication that is the case. we have nvidia's earnings to perhaps tell us otherwise. i think a lot of stocks, the stories are still fundamentally strong now. we have seen qual com, adobe, and intell dealing with some huge drops. amd, micron down 30%, 40% from the highs. if you believe that a lot of the stories remain in tact, this is a tremendous buying opportunity. you are doing a disservice by looking merely at the headline and saying stocks are down 3% from the highs. i think that misses the larger story. >> earnings will be a big story starting with the banks. on that note, let's bring in leslie picker. she obviously follows the space. you are debating if not looking at the $185 billion question. explain. >> yes. so as you know, scott , we have talked about it a lot on the program. bank stocks have come full circle when the prospect of deregulat

rick crawford is here.me everybody, i am charles pain, first on the major supreme tiktok court decision. a shannon. >> reporter: as we are taking down to the deadline hours away at this point, the court said with one voice, hey, congress passed this law and we will not strike it down. tiktok supporters had ordered at the court this was about the first amendment, it was about free speech but here's what the courts had what it really thought it was about. they say according to the government, bytedance has permit they declined to agree to stop collecting user data or sending that data to china to train the algorithm. they say they know that you're scooping up data and that's a legit concern. one judge wrote because the record shows because the people's republic of china or the prc can require tiktok's parent company to cooperate with its efforts to obtain personal data, there is little to start -- stop that information from getting in the hands of a designated -- the government had argued, they are not only c

let's now turn the chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast and, rick, it's --g to be lousy here in d.c. tomorrow. but it starts today. rick: yeah. listen, it's going to be lousy almost everywhere, let's be honest. incredibly cold, a lot of snow coming and snow way down along the coast in the gulf which is absolutely amazing. the cold is already starting to spill in across the mains, these are wind chill values, feels like -40 in places in north dakota, that is dangerous cold. moisture across the south, this is rain across north florida, coastal areas of the carolinas and georgia, and then we're starting to see snow falling. today is is the snow day. d.c., you get your snow today, and behind it is when the cold comes in. by this afternoon we have snow across parts of the northeast as well. because of that, you see all these winter storm warning. get ready, we're going to be talking about some of the coldest temperature temperatures we have seen in a very long time. starting off good, but it gets bad throughout the day. steve? steve: all right, rick, thank you ve

rick: we know, one of the part of the sources that i hear is that leaning towards getting to want towards mark gardiner about spark that started this. so backyard house month i understand. however i get the cause is undetermined at this point. liz: what is the gardener spark elaborate. ja.rick: so again, none of the m to want to do this is what was sometimes gardener drought with lead backers in different types of equipment you can make a spark with a rock either in your lawnmower doesn't take much with winds and the dry brush being where it isn't this likely not to speculate the looking at several different causes, and rendering of the best players on scene, the fbi the atf the california alcohol tobacco and fire. liz: thank you so much and you were terrific and thank you for serving la and we appreciate you so much will stay in this rain thank you reckon please dvr evening at it now it is time to send it over to dagen mcdowell and david and take it away you guys. >> thank you no. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dagen: good evening i'm dagen mcdowell is back and i'm david webb and welcome to the bottom lin

governor rick perry, thank you for your insight, have a great day.in the house today. >> todd: new jersey congressman, jeff van drew, he is there and he is here next. . . >> todd: laken riley act set to face a vote in the house after amended version passed senate on track to give trump an early win. >> carley: jeff van drew joins us now. good morning to you. do you think this amended version will pats and if so how will this impact americans? >> oh, it's in a good wa to answer your second question, first. i do think it will pass for sure. what is good about this is the laken riley act is good in itself, obviously. but, you know, if you are guilty of or even accused of stealing anything, and you are an illegal alien so you have broken the law twice now. this is the second time and have gotten here illegally and then stealing, you will be detained and deported and that is as it should be. my bill, which is the reason to believe that this is come back to the house is that you will be detained and deported if you attack law enforcement. again, common sen

i want to thank larry wilmore, erin perrine and rick caruso. go watch overtime on youtube. >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen.

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but then you have people like rick wilson and you have jennifer rubin and don lemon.ing around the trump planet and they stay there. they're like the birds feeding off the rhino, just eating the bugs. you know, trump has created entirely new economies of thought. they will stay obsessed with trump. other people like mitt romney, they went off in to orbit. they're gone. we'll never seen them again. it's amazing. the people. they won't give up on trump. so yeah, it was more than a landslide. it was a total shift in the universe. >> nicole: katie, one of the reasons that donald trump won is he used the media effectively. he went on the podcasts. unfortunately for the other channels, they have continued to stick with the mainstream media talking points and they will lose viewers. >> katie: these people are unhinged. while they accuse maga of being uneducated, not knowing how to read, they're making the most shallow arguments about why donald trump is bad for the country. it shows that they're losing control. they're losing control of the narrative and people understanding

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can i get your reaction first to the news that rick crawford will be your cohort?f things will be the ranking will be the i'm sorry, the chairman of house intel. >> yeah, i know rick and i've worked with him for a long time. i respect him and i'm looking forward to working with him. but, you know, i think what was done to mike turner was just terrible and a little scary, right? katie, you'll remember from trump's first term, there were three institutions that he attacked and badly wanted to compromise and eliminate their independence the federal reserve, the department of justice and the intelligence community. >> and it's essential that all three of those departments and institutions maintain the independence that allows them to do what they need to do. >> and i, you know, whether it was inside the house republican conference, as the speaker maintains, or whether this was a mar-a-lago thing, as mike turner believes, you know, he got fired because they thought he would do his job of providing oversight of the intelligence community to make sure that the intelligenc

rick crawford did not. we know that loyalty means a lot to donald trump.king into the policy side of this, though, you know that we know that mike turner is a big ukraine supporter. rick crawford has voted against, you know, that $60 billion ukraine aid package last year. so there is a question moving forward about, you know, whether this is about loyalty and people who are aligned with donald trump and mar-a-lago. now, there's also been questions about whether this has to do with the renewal of fisa. obviously, that foreign surveillance program. we know that both of these congressmen have supported that renewal, which leads a lot of us to believe that this could be connected to donald trump. but we you know, obviously, johnson, other house republicans, trump himself pushing back on that. but yet going into this new congress, this new administration, there is a real question as to what kind of influence donald trump will have, not only on the committee, but also on the republican controlled capitol hill. >> well, i mean, yeah, this this seems to really und

also joining us, political analyst rick stengel.rmer undersecretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs. welcome to you both. >> good morning to you both. evelyn, i want to begin with you. this is, of course, a moment that we've waited a long time for. so i want you to, of course, have a moment to talk about that. but it also comes in the shadow of what we're told is a very fragile deal. help us understand the dynamics at play that are adding to that fragility. >> yeah. >> alicia, you know, this is amazing that we're at this point. >> of course, it came much too long. as you said, it's been 15 months. so we should pause and acknowledge that it's a it's a it's an achievement. you know, people are going to live and some of the, you know, the hostages of course, are being released and the palestinians are going back to their homes hoping to rebuild. so, you know, we're at a point now where there are glimmers of hope. >> but as you intimated with your question, there's a long road to go, because this is just the first phase

the only other senator that did the same thing was of course a guy named rick scott, who ran a business, randy state of florida. we did not make that mistake another time. able to host a lunch, and i am in the logistics business. you have got to come up with something unique to your community. we are probably the most german catholic community in the state of indiana. we want to have schnitzel and rocks. well, the plan was, drive them from indiana to d.c.. i actually had a volunteer do that , because believe it or not, that was the only way it was practical and the least expensive to host the lunch. here is one of the most unusual moments. we all get involved in medium, probably far too much of it. part of this job is having the pulpit to say what you believe, what you want to weigh in on. i was actually doing an interview in the middle of covid, can't remember which network, but all of a sudden, a minute into about a seven minute interview, the cameraman goes down, literally. i thought the camera or the nightstand was coming at me. the interview continued. my wife was watching at home

charlie: thanks, rick.eeting with survivors of hurricane helene in north carolina yesterday including eagle rock church pastor ramona knicks and her daughter mona roper. jaire you don't realize how important the little things, it's not the big things in life that we have, but it's the little things and knowing that god is our source. thank you, president this. is our president and i appreciate you so much. >> it was been a nightmare and e weal fort and not for the fellow citizens that stepped up to help us, i don't know what we would have done. if we can't get fema help, will you guys help us? step and yous be our fellow citizen? charlie: ramona, pastor of eagle rock church and her daughter mona join us now. great to see you all. >> thank you. charlie: i was struck by the story you told about your church. the hurricane hit, what, four months ago, but it was only a few months before that you opened your church. >> right. charlie: it's like god sent you some place to open your church. >> right, that's what i

rachel: thank you rick great stuff. more "fox & friends" coming up.cing new eroxon gel, the first fda-cleared ed treatment available without a prescription. eroxon gel is clinically proven to work within ten minutes, so you and your partner can experience the heights of intimacy. new eroxon ed treatment gel. a fox news alert for you all 14 of the victims of that new year's day terror attack in new orleans have been now identified include hg 25-year-old billy demayo from new jersey flown in for the new year celebrations in that town, devastated family and friends are heartbroken, of course, over the lost including our next guest, who was with billy in the city during the horrific terror attack that best friend and roommate troy gallo joins now thank you so much for being here i'm sure stses very difficult i'm so sorry for your loss, before we talk about that terrible night, tell us about your friend. >> yeah. he's an amazing human being just a selfless person. great friend, brother and son. he had a deep passion for the sport of lacrosse he played in c

let's get to rick santelli. >> yes, carl. now on inventories. minus 0.2 remains 0.2.. if we like at trades, the biggest increase in trade sales since february of this year, and the second best number of 2024. we do see a negative revision from minus 110 to minus 0.3. but we do want to pay attention ahead of legislation that could not only effect that, but trade balances, and trade deficits. in a 30 year, we reached a yield of 4.97. in the 30 year bond, we haven't traded over 5% since the end of 2023. and you're right. pay attention to that 22 billion reopen 30 year bond option at 1:00 eastern. sarah, back to you. >> yeah, a lot of focus on those bond options this week. thank you very much, rick santelli. just want to mention some of the other data we've gotten today. more good news on the jobs front, at least when you look at jobless claims. we're not seeing layoffs pile up, in fact, quite the opposite. fewer americans filing for unemployment claims. down to 201,000 in the week. so that moves the four week moving average which sort of smooths out the volatility into a

peter: senator rick scott has a bit part in this story. malcolm: yes he does.forget that rick scott used to run aery large hospital chain, hca, which was during his tenure found guilty of one of the largest medicare fraud in american history, scott was forced to resign and somewhat amusingly went on to become first governor of florida and one of the florida senators representing the state in washington so if you are telling the story as i do about how south florida is uniquely a home to this kind of medicare fraud, rick scott is a wonderful example of that. peter: prior to being caught, was philip living large? you almost described him as a hail fellow well met, he seemed to be very popular. malcolm: it's such a fantastic story, the rise and fall. he looked like paul newman and drove a ferrari and he had models in luxury hotel rooms and he was this larger than life figure running this nursing home empire, working 16 hour days and unraveling the complex fraud he was engaged in took years. he is an extraordinary figure. if you go online and search for him, you ar

rick we launched the first gp-1 : medication in the world in 2005. it was a twice daily injection for people with diabetes. that was the effort. on the cover of our next report is a woman using the drug. she said my diabetes is under control and i'm losing some weight. 2006. the cover of the annual report. we had to improve the medicines to really make them effective for weight loss. one big improvement was to make them weekly, that's a convenience benefit, but even more important, the action of the medicine flatter, being more consistent through the day and night. when we had it twice a day there were ups and down. one effect of glp-1 medications, they cause nausea and g.i. distress. that is a function of the up and down in your system. when it was weekly, it was dosed -- it was flatter and we could does higher and the changes were flatter, so made it better for weight loss. that was an accidental breakthrough of trying to make a convenient form. david: there's another company in sort of the same business, novo nordisk. which is in denmark. they hav