>> 2025 rnc budget. >> rnc budget for 2025. >> it is moved we adopt the 2025 rnc budget. as this recommendation doesn't require a second. is it any discussion? hearing notice cash we will proceed with the vote. all those in favor of adopting the 2025 rnc budget please signify by saying aye. all oppose signify by saying no. the ayes have it and the 2025 rnc budget is adopted. i would like to thank christine for her tireless work on the budget committee. you have absolutely help us deliver transparency and between you and kc crosbie we have passed all of our audits in sometimes and do some places we have passed with a clean record for the first time ever. so we are very grateful for you and the work that you've done and would also like to offer congratulations on the announcement of your appointment as the ambassador to sweden. [applause] >> before we move to officer elections i like your first thank all of our current officers. you've done an amazing work and i greatly appreciate all of your support and guidance. now we will proceed to the election of rnc officers. electio

folks who have been over the target for years, they revolutionized the rnc when no one else wanted toroblem. charlie identified issues, instead of complaining about it, instead of just saying oh well, he goes out raising the money, builds a plan and his team executes it. the left right now is so worried about where they are and what do they stand for, what is their new voting block, illegal immigrants? and dead people. i just wanted to say winning is the best revenge and i know you guys are hearing this from so many speakers but this is just getting started. we need permanent infrastructure . we are gonna come out, i am gonna go public with this in january but we are going to relaunch a double down on the pennsylvania chase, this is my word to you today, we want to make pennsylvania the red wall that makes it so that democrats cannot win another national election in my lifetime. [applause] the governor of pennsylvania has already announced he will be back out january 1 2020 five, chasing requests, the democrats learned from losing we need to make sure we learn from winning. we need to

coming up, rnc chair michael whatley, democrats suddenly breaking out the bipartisanship.e's going to take it on. why? because they lost really badly. plus, florida governor ron desantis now calling out the hypocrisy of the u.s. media for not holding democrats accountable for the l.a. wildfires. he said, you know, basically, he should know, they've done it to him, they've attacked him so why not democrats in l.a.? we've got the sound. podcast host ben forget forget if is here to break that down -- ferguson. but president trump today hammered judge juan merchan over his sentencing in the new york case. trump calling this case a sham and a travesty for the justice system. next up, attorney julian epstein here on why americans should really pay attention the what happened. why? senator chuck grassley said it, it could happen to you. please stick with us. don't go away. we'll be back in two. ♪ >> this has been a very terrible experience. i think it's been a tremendous setback for new york and the new york court system. >> this is a case that alvin bragg did not want to bring.

pipe bombs were mrarnted near the dnc and rnc. this was in no way a peaceful protest. was not even a protest that got out of hand. this was a deliberate, and in some cases premeditated, attempt to subvert the democratic process through intimidation and violence. it was one of the most shameful, reprehensible episodes in the histories of this great nation, and it happened because the loser of the 2020 election refused to accept defeat. we cannot let anyone whitewash what happened here four years ago. far too many individuals have tried to rewrite the history of january 6, have tried to sweep the truth under the rug and pretend like the day was perfectly fine or even a moment of great patriotism. that is a lie, plain and simple a lie. future generations must never forget the truth. january 6, 2021, was a day that a violent mob tried to halt the results of a presidential election. it was a direct assault on american democracy. on that day, our capitol police faced their hour of maximum danger, but they responded with maximum valor. outnumbered and overwhelmed, the capitol

let's get right to rnc chairman michael whatley, on the big announcement rnc chair, of $500 billion investment over four years with between open a.i., softbank, and oracle in data centers, a.i. data centers. the first one is launching in abilene, texas. your reaction because it's a sea change because president biden was spending a lot of money. it looks like president trump is getting private tech companies to invest money. >> donald trump is already delivering and already delivering major investments in the future of america. the future of the country. this is exactly what he said he was going to do in terms of making sure every day he was fighting to restore the border. we saw it yesterday with all of the executive actions on every major issue set that he campaigned on. donald trump fully believes it's not just promises made. it's promises kept. liz: so we're talking about things like advances in medical technology to possibly cure cancer. you just heard larry ellison from oracle talking about doing gene sequencing using a.i. to just have doctors come in and talk to each other about maybe a

in this room who agitate for change in our political leadership and i see some of my friends at the rnc over there. we set up our country for success in this recent election cycle but we didn't do it alone. how may people here in this room spent part of this last election cycle sending text messages to help turn out the vote. how many of you knocked on doors of strangers and friends to make it happen? how many of you people helped go out there and collect ballots and chases bounce and help turn that in for your neighbors? how many of you volunteered for candidates high and low? thank you. thank you. you are the one who helped us win this election and i want to thank you from bottom of my heart because for those of us in san francisco, those victories are few and far between but together we were able to give hope to everybody in this great united states, so thank you very much for all that all you did. you deserve a round of applause. now my last visit here to arizona was actually as an election lawyer on duty here in this very town. and it was a tense time. we didn't know the outcome of

rnc cochair lower -- lara trump. all that hard work is paying off, lara trump. >> welcome to donald trump to .0. he had four years, really off of the job and he studied and he made plans and he's executing those plans right now before our eyes. you remember the runway he gave himself into january 20th talking with world leaders, meeting with all the heads of industry, making sure things were set up properly because he didn't want to waste a second. he has four years to execute the job, the american people scent him to washington, d.c., to do. i had incredibly high expectations as to what the first week of the second trump administration would look like. it's exceeded my expectations. i almost can't believe the things that i have seen happen. this is the guy, this is the job he does. he studies things until he masters them and then he does a job. some of it has been very personal for me to watch, to see the first trip that president trump and our first lady took was to north carolina, my home state. a state that in th

was it about lavar burton that made it so special >> we have w a program and we we able to get the rnc do a test and the corporation of public broadcasting wanted to get more money and that was my thought. and the tests were well done. and they found out you know it was sincere and they did a lot of surveying just like the electric company did. they watch children as they watch the programs in the programs peaked when lavar burton was on thes set. there were other elements of the program and talking about the pallet that did not work. it did work as well and they found he was a sincere person and he was a young black male and appealed to a lot of children obviously and that was the beginning of getting him to come out to the series for all the years he has been on. >> how did you go nationwide? >> how did we go? well i started doing a summer series with the television network in 21 stations came on board developing this awareness of reading. that's what i was doing all this time. so i did that and a southern educational so you can see it building up and then finally a course when we go

helping produce our historic rallies and events rnc madison square garden, mcdonald's commercial and seriously viral garr package justin will continue to serve as external operations as executive producer for major events and public appearances. congratulations, justin. keep up the great work. you know, from my memory. he didn't really ever stop having rallies after he was elected in 2016. he continued to have -- so there might be a lot of opportunity for justin to keep doing what he is doing. >> griff: go ahead. >> nicole: i do love that president-elect trump is continuing to post on truth social and sometimes they get over to x because this is one of the reasons why he connects with the american people. it's obvious. he is writing these posts as opposed to president biden x posts. you never knew who was writing that. certainly never sounded like him. he, again, is speak directly to the american people. on top of that obviously, he worked the media perfectly which was a huge driving force behind his 2024 campaign. i think justin producing some of these massive events that clearly ga

democrats will operate in this brand-new session and almost four years after the bombs were planted at the rnc and dnc headquarters, why is the fbi releasing new evidence now? >> i'm sure there are people who know who the suspect is and we would ask them to call us. >> "all in " starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, here we go, mike johnson has been elected, with an asterisk, technically after the past sale, it was a pass by the smallest possible margin, but if you are the republicans in general, i don't think you give him an a. on paper, this should have been straightforward, republicans control the house of representatives, donald trump the incoming president gave johnson his complete and total endorsement and said that you would think that's that. but, many were reluctant to back donald trump's guy, and nine is a pretty big number, after airing their dissatisfaction, six of those republicans originally didn't even vote, it was still not enough, there were three other congressmen, ralph norman of south carolina, they voted for somebody other than johnson, it looked l

fashion trend immediately starts sweeping the rnc convention. right. good bye, cowboy hats. hello.licans are feeling great. the convention is going their way. trump is a rock star. with the wind at their back. the gop feels this is going to be a smooth ride right into the white house. what could go wrong? time for another, who can forget? pop quiz the answer and the end of the countdown when we return. the fox nation holiday sale is here. there's only one thing in my. life that really matters. so start streaming. fox nation's original premium content and you'll save 50% on our annual plan. you believe you were sent by god. yes. we need you. they need me. get fox faith if you have christ. all the other stuff is overflow. and new exclusive series the fox nation holiday sale. there's no better place to stream. this is a new family tradition than fox nation. sign up now and get 50% off our annual plan. go to fox nation dot com and sign up today. narrator: for generations, this ally to the north has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values

and here is new video showing the suspect walking between the rnc and the capitol hill club.all this time, we still know almost nothing else about this really scary incident that preceded the january 6th insurrection. joining me now is hunter walker, investigative reporter for talking points memo. good to see you. do you have a sense as a journalist as to why we seem to know so little about this investigation, and is it that authorities know so little or they are just not releasing it? >> first off, i think of the attempted capitol bombing is almost a microcosm of the broader january 6th story. just because there is so much of a lack of accountability, after this major, and as you say, extremely scary incident happened sort of in conjunction, the night before that dark day, the updates they've released now basically made clear that at this point they are hoping from a tip from the public to solve this case. i get the impression, in part because this latest update came with the admission that the reason they haven't released a complete accounting of the suspect's route between

rnc officials say this collaborative effort highlights the unity and the resilience of health care workers in times of crisis. it's 608. and today, nurses in the bay area join a nationwide march. >> in support a safe staffing and patient protections i, course, will. tran is joining us live from san jose to explain what it is. they're concerned about will. >> and they are concerned about patient care and they think that with ai that would hurt the patients and not help their own cars were at good samaritan right now and we're about 50 minutes away from their own protests as they joined the national protest going on. not just here, san francisco, washington, d.c., many cities across the country, possibly as many as 100,000 nurses will be protesting. they say, of course, ai is the wave of the future. but it should not take over their jobs are the key roles that they do when it comes to patient care, including bedside. so they will be protesting and we will be covering it. be this location in particular begins at 7 o'clock in the morning in san francisco. it at 8 o'clock. they are worried abou

lara trump the cochair of rnc. donald jr. and barron trump as well. invited to sit for round of applause. you can see them standing for recognition from those who were gathered in the capital one arena. we can safely conclude as all of those people are in their seats, we cannot be too far away from the man himself, donald trump arriving into the arena shortly. i want to bring in a former republican congressman from kansas. thank you for being with us. only form or by a matter of weeks. just wondering what you make of what we've been talking about in terms of this relationship between social media companies and president trump and how we might see that evolving over time. >> we have to take a serious look at this because when i was in congress, i voted to make sure that we put commonsense regulations in place, especially for children. i am a father of four kids and we have to look at the impact that this is having on our children and our society. certainly, free speech is incredibly important in this country. we cannot infringe upon it, but we have to

it shouldn't have the rnc head there. it shouldn't have the dnc head there.lt. >> circumstances to deliver aid to people and help them. rebuild their homes and their lives. unfortunately, with donald. >> trump, everything. >> is about him. even when he started talking, the first thing. >> he talked about. >> was the fact he won north carolina three times. who cares? >> this should. >> be about the thousands. of people who still need. >> help when he gets to california. the issue, of course, will be his criticism of the response there. he has misstated some of the issues regarding the reservoir, for instance, where he's going in the palisades, because that is a local reservoir, not a state reservoir. but there's still local issues there because they didn't get the water they needed. >> yeah. look, these are very complex issues. >> that, frankly. >> are being politicized. >> in a way that. >> i've never. >> experienced previously before. i mean, even with george w bush and his faults with hurricane katrina, he wasn't attempting to politicize that bill clinton,

fashion trend immediately starts sweeping the rnc convention, right? goodbye. cowboy hats. hello. bandaged ears. >> so the republicans are feeling great. the convention is going their way. trump is a rock star, but with the wind at their back, the gop feels this is going to be a smooth ride right into the white house. >> what could go wrong? >> time for another who can forget pop quiz on march 26th? a cargo ship caused a commercial crisis by slamming into a bridge named after. what patriotic songwriter was it, a irving berlin? b francis scott key or c bruce frederick joseph springsteen? the answer and the end of the countdown. when we return. >> the fox nation holiday sale is here. >> there's only one thing in my life that really matters. >> so start streaming fox nation's original premium content and you'll save 50% on our annual plan. >> you believe you were sent by god? yes. >> we need you. >> they need me. >> get fox faith. >> if you have christ, all the other stuff is overflow and new exclusive series the fox nation holiday sale. >> there's no better place to stream. >> this

placing the devices near the headquarters of the rnc and the dnc the night of january 5th?evices were found hours later, and fortunately, neither detonated. the fbi is also offering a reward of up to half $1 million for any information leading to an arrest. the woman convicted of killing singer selena has filed for parole. yolanda saldivar killed tejano singer superstar selena quintanilla perez back in 1995. the quintanilla family had accused saldivar of embezzling money from salinas fan club and clothing boutiques. selena confronted saldivar about the allegations at a days inn motel in corpus christi. that's when saldivar shot and killed her. saldivar was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years. the parole review date is set for march 30th. well, the new los angeles d.a. met with the family of the menendez brothers for several hours today. more than 20 relatives showed up for the meeting. district attorney nathan hochman says it was, quote, productive. lyle and eric's family are pushing for them to be released back in 1996. the brothers we

. >>> new clues for the suspect who left a pair of pipe-bombs outside the rnc and dnc the night before the riots. >>> a plane crashed into a building in california minutes after takeoff. the investigation into the accident. >>> and a special bond between sorority sisters. the life-saving gift that connected the old friends forever. it's friday, january 3rd. "early today" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera. we begin today with the chilling details in the new orleans terrorist massacre. the fbi now saying the 42-year-old suspect acted alone in the new year's day attack that left 14 dead. the fbi also found what has been described as the remnants of bomb making inside the army veteran's home in houston. that's according to a senior law enforcement official briefed on the investigation. jay gray is in new orleans with more. >> reporter: barricades moving into place along bourbon street, part of stepped-up secury in the french quarter after a terror attack here. >> 14 innocent victims were killed in this senseless attack, and at least 35 are injured. >> reporter: the

they did such an amazing job at the rnc were working very well with the family and particularly working with jared kushner. he's done something that helped this country that's very significant and that's prison reform which we need dramatically. >> i know you have a show to record, thank you so much for beaming in here and sorry for the technical difficulties everyone. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we got a quick word from our sponsors and then my colleague will be up on stage and enjoy everyone, thank you so ch >> today the un security council will meeto discuss and limitation of the cease-fire in hostage release agreement between israel and hamas that was announced earlier this week the meeting comes hours after israel's security cabinet voted to approve the deal. on c-span we will take it of the un live at around 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch on c-span now our free mobile video app and online@c-span.org. u.s. supreme cou ruled the federal government can legally shutdown tik tok and the u.

about the legislative agenda after mti at rnc headquarters. at 11 the senate returns and wi continue work on legislation to require medical care administered to a child after failed abortio on c-span the three the nominee to be director of the office of manageme and budget takes questions at his cfirmation hearing befor t senate budget committee. he previously served in the firstru administration. you can watch live on c-span n our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>uckeye broadband supports c-span is a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> up next, president trump and vice president vance attending the national prayer service on day two of their term. the washington national cathedral has most of the interfaith event the day after the inauguration since 1933. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

the rnc is cited both here in the bay area and across the country. correct? yeah. very excited. there's a real palpable energy here, a real upbeat, optimistic energy. it's really exciting. people are thrilled about what's happening. hey, john, i was there for the first trump inauguration right where you are in 2017. there was excitement, but there were a lot of people that were nervous as well, not knowing what a trump presidency would look like. how are things changed now in the last eight years, basically? well, it's interesting. i think the time off has been been good for the for the president. i think he really i think he's even said in interviews he really didn't understand the job. now he gets it. and that's why i think there's so much optimism, because the crew that he's bringing in now, all of his prospective appointees, understand what the nature of washington is, where the problem points are, and they've got their focused laser, you know, laser eyed on on those issues. hey, john, you're a perfect person to ask of this. is there a resurgence of republicans here in calif

has taken more of a lead role, but eric and lara, lara did an amazing job at rnc and working well with the family and working well with jared kushner, has done something that helped this country, prison reform that we need. >> all right, steve, you have a show to record, and story for the technical difficulties, thank you very much. >> we've got a quick word from our sponsors and my colleague jonathan martin will be on here, not much in the news. >> nothing, nothing to cover. >> i thought i'd start with the election and then work forward if we could here, you as the audience knows, are the senator fromle a-- from alabama and you worked in politics before in the business community in alabama and a fella named richard shelby in washington for a few years. >> yes. >> as i recall. so you understand politics and you understand the tides of politics, the ebbs and flows of politics and obviously, it was a great year for republicans. but it was a lot like 2004, 20 years ago, when you had demoralized liberals and energized conservatives in the aftermath and then 2006-2008 the pendulum swung bac

pipe bombs were mrarnted near the dnc and rnc. this was in no way a peaceful protest. not even a protest that got out of hand. this was a deliberate, and in some cases premeditated, attempt to subvert the democratic process through intimidation and violence. it was one of the most shameful, reprehensible episodes in the histories of this great nation, and it happened because the loser of the 2020 election refused to accept defeat. we cannot let anyone whitewash what happened here four years ago. far too many individuals have tried to rewrite the history of january 6, have tried to sweep the truth under the rug and pretend like the day was perfectly fine or even a moment of great patriotism. that is a lie, plain and simple a lie. future generations must never forget the truth. january 6, 2021, was a day that a violent mob tried to halt the results of a presidential election. it was a direct assault on american democracy. on that day, our capitol police faced their hour of maximum danger, but they responded with maximum valor. outnumbered and overwhelmed, the capitol pol

the rnc chairman michael whatley who has brought us to a great victory with lara. the chairman of the whole -- i took michael whatley from north carolina because he did the best job and put him in charge of everything. the job they did together was incredible. last september, hurricane helene became one of the deadliest natural disasters in modern american history. rainfall rose to more than 30 inches, which is lethal, unleashing unprecedented devastation throughout western north carolina. many of the states but you got hit the hardest. the highest responsibility and deepest obligation of the american government is to protect its people. that is never sure that in times of debt t -- truer of times of emergency. it was the government run by biden. what a terrible situation. when our government failed the people north carolina in this horrible crisis. for two months asheville lacked water. so north caroline -- north carolinians cannot take a shower. water is delivered to them by someone. they go out and somehow find some. it has been four months since the storm made

has taken more of a lead role, but eric and lara, lara did an amazing job at rnc and working well with the family and working well with jared kushner, has done something that helped this country, prison reform that we need. >> all right, steve, you have a show to record, and story for the technical difficulties, thank you very much. >> we've got a quick word from our sponsors and my colleague jonathan martin will be on

. >> trace: thank you let's bring in princeton university political scientist lauren and rnc national spokesperson elizabeth. thank you both for coming on, lauren to you first i want to play the sound again, we heard a couple times with bill at least weekly parts, of the haitian migrant. he said, he said this! >> i am not going back to haiti, [bleep] trump. >> trace: just to come full circle tom said he is going back to haiti. >> and it made me think about the immigration debate that was unfolding, about whether illegal immigrants commit crimes at higher or lower rates and democrats are missing the point on this. throughout the campaign for a better part of one year. biden staffers had the statistics but the point is it should be zero, there should be zero people like this in the country with that kind of record. even one case is really infuriating to people and so, that is why i think it's really obvious why the election turned out the way it did. immigration is one of those issues. >> trace: he was thanking the biden, going on from there. elizabeth welcome back, thank you for coming

outgoing core chair document cochair of the rnc lara trump. now they want to stop charbroiled burgers and wood-fired pizza ovens in new york. they want you to get rid of gas stoves, refrigerators, new air-conditioners. no drilling are fracking and we will be bankrupt in no time. what did they not learn about this election? are they that tone-deaf? >> you are exactly right. this is the kind of stuff that drove people away from the democrat party. people want to be able to wash their clothes and only wash their clothes one time. they want their washing machine to work, the dishwasher to work and grilling over an open flame is just about as old as mankind. this is the way that people have been cooking food forever and now they want to go after that. i can guarantee you people in new york city are more concerned with being pushed in front of a subway car are stabbed then they are about chargrilled burgers. this is the mantra of the left. these people cannot help themselves. you just referenced how no one wants to take any blame for anything in cal

. >> trace: wrong again, alive in d.c., kevin thank you a spring in political commentator aaron and rnc national spokeswoman elizabeth, thank you both for coming on, the g.o.p. conflict chair said this, about trump and columbia, i will get your response in a moment, watched . >> president trump i don't even think had finished the front nine before he successfully forced the colombian president to take back their illegal immigrants. the days of america being walked all over, are long gone . thanks to president trump. >> trace: i mean it says a lot about his so-called style. >> it certainly does and it's funny to me but it is actually the truth, this is the reality i've been around president trump several times over the past eight years or so and this is how we gets things done he is not in it for the wrong reason, he has no interest in the media that covers any of that, why, when or how he is only interested in doing what he believes is right in doing it as soon as possible. ahead of schedule and under budget that is how he runs his business and america that is why he was reelected. >> t

dana white pete rose a longtime trump supporter and friend and spoke at the rnc. that hiring did not sit well with one of the facebook employees who criticized it and found the free speech platform deleted their comments according to the reporting. it seems obvious way you make these moves to curry favor with the big guy and his partisans. it's worth recalling my meta had to institute its former fact-checking policy in the first place. it's been written out of history. they didn't do the fact- checking stuff out of nowhere. they didn't because mark zuckerberg woke up and said we should fact check. no. let's remember the history. they did it because starting in 2016, the platform that zuckerberg founded, facebook, was used to execute an at the end genocide of the minority by the military company of myanmar. tens of thousands of people were murdered in bloody and brutal pole drums. accounts of gang rape. people had to flee, hundreds of thousands left homeless as an in-depth reuters investigation for, the hateful language in the calls for violence that fueled the mas

obsessed withle her i don't thik people trulynd understand the difference she and michael whatley's rnchey save this country they knew what was happening they knew what was happening in georgia and in pennsylvania and in arizona and all of these places that were cheating and trying to do it again just like 2020 they knew and they got out ahead of it they crushed is anan honor to stand next with her sexy pink jackets on on the campaign trail. they called to see if i wanted to go on the tour them, put on the jacket and support and i said yes, i do. after all of the years of fear i'm like this is me again i am telling my kids and other college kids i. speak to to betrue to your selft boat first picture with danica and that pink jacket and lara i got a lot of hate a lot of black and be up on instagram pit what happened? there's so much more positivity everything you push through that fear what happens because markets will easier the next time. that led to being asked to moderate a couple of panels a couple of town halls. with donald trump in lancaster, pennsylvania. and i want to tell you t

our panel list, doug , former communications director for the rnc, national political recorder for "axios. " . megan hayes from the biden white house. and welcome to all of you. good morning. thank you for being here, especially for braving the snow to make it all the way in today. brad, megan, what have we learned from what happened on that day? we saw it happen. i was there at the capitol. now, the person who, you know, many republicans held accountable for that at the time has been re- elected president of the united states. >> you know, most republican voters held donald trump accountable for it. that's why lucas desjardins -- ron desan esantis started the the ahead of him. it was until alvin bragg charged trump in new york, many thought it was out of bounds and beyond the pale. this was a factor in the election. nikki haley was polling 20%, well into the primary season after she stopped running. there are plenty of republicans who still are not going to forgive donald trump for that day, nor probably should they. i think when you have to give the american people credit and realize th

tried to take him out, former president trump sporting a bandage and getting a rock star welcome at the rnc as an american, i felt a strong sense of pride, a strong sense of patriotism and a civility and a pride in my country. >> she will now inherent, after president biden withdrew from the race. >> last month you guys said he was instein with great stamm a that. so what -- stamina. what's actually going on here? what's actually going on is they rigged the primary and then detonated the guy during the debate and then held a gun to his head while he was in bed and forced him to sign a resignation letter while he had the rona. and then all of a sudden kamala swoops in with a statement already ready? come on. she was in on it. >> harris has been rapidly consolidating power. >> if we're going to lose, we want to go down swinging. swinging from that coconut tree or whatever -- [laughter] like, we are unburdened, we are here living in the context of where, which we are, where we are. the passage of time. give it -- inject all of it into my veins at this moment p. >> this is, like, a sacrificial

whether it's campaign boot camp visits to the rnc dnc or c-span. speakers like senator ngrubio visiting our campus are the fellows and residents holding discussion group. almost 3 years ago now i started knocking on doors for marco rubio, sorry america, nevertheless, in my efforts to help senator rubio in the senate. first as a u.s. senate page in high school and then this past summer as an intern and his dc office i've always been proud to work marco rubio. senator rubio's parents came to america from cuba in the 1950s. his father a bartender and his mother he made, they provided an amazing example to their children about the importance of hard work and family. marco rubio was first elected to the united states senate in 2010 and reelected for a second term in 2016. i'm sternum seen a champion for oppressed people worldwide and working on behalf of struggling american families and make sure florida's beaches, hargrove and industries are protected. moderating tonight's conversation mellow lay siege executive director of georgetown university instit

lauren: the rnc debate. charles: the network began where we were where europe was, we'd gone straight up and productivity and all this and these companies are here. >> happy 15th anniversary to you. one of my favorite os any of the shows on the fox network. you're really great. >> i still remember 15 years ago today, stuart varney came in and said i got a new show, watch it, and we d. >> congratulations, stuarts on your anniversary. 15 years, what is that? what do you give someone on a 15 year anniversary? >> give him a hug; right? give him a hug. >> we'll give you a hug. >> stuart would prefer bitcoin. >> i'll say this for stuart, your show is inter-staining and interesting and every day is like the first show. you're an idol for us all and we want to be half as good as you when we become almost as good as you. >> yeah, 15 years more, dude. >> that's right. congratulations! we love you, nicest guy, smart, clever, has one of the best shows. >> congrats. ♪ stuart: steve, ainsley, lawrence, thank you very much

fbi released surveillance video showing someone placing two pipe bombs in washington in front of the rnceadquarters the day before january 6th, 2021. president biden is reportedly preparing an executive order to ban new offshore drilling and gas development in key coastal u.s. waters, this just weeks before president-elect trump returns to the white house putting hard to revoke protections in place, as some criticize biden's policies as being out of touch with americans. long time democratic strategist james car veal out with a new york times op-ed titled i was wrong about the 2024 election, here's why and writes, quote, perception is everything in politics and a lot of americans perceive us as in the democrats as out to lunch on the economy, not feeling their pain or caring too much about other things instead. cheryl: this op-ed is fascinating in the new york times by carvel and then he says first of all we've got to stop making mr. trump our main focus. he can't be elected again. he goes on to say the first thing we have to do, the central message is we're going to go after republicans

last hour, the deputy communications team director for the rnc told me something really interesting.has been going on for 20 years. 12 of the last 16, democrats have been in the white house. this wasn't just a fumble on the football field one weekend and then everybody voted on novembe. this was baked into their bloodstream as democrats. i don't know that you shake that right away. even when they replace justin trudeau to the north in the liberal party, there was one woman. i guess he wasn't quite far left enough who was his deputy prime minister. she quit. the person who replaced her, he wasn't happy either. he took over for her. they are a couple of the front runners for the liberal party. if it is your politics that are broken, if you are out of touch with people as you said, who cares who they replace them with? that's got to be somebody else. i keep seeing through hundreds of miles of border that have to be secured, this is a national security issue. we need somebody up north we can actually talk to and of action done with. it's not going to be him. i doubt it will be anybody in

when we had the rnc here back in the early 2000s in new york, they planned that a year, the traffic planas 8 inches thick, that is planning. it doesn't look like to me any planning here and when you saw the response in that press conference, the shambolic way nobody owned it, that tells me they didn't have their arms around it. >> martha: we don't see a whole lot of that anymore, it would be good to say this is a problem, it's never going to happen again. i think people would respond well to that. last question this struck me as familiar in some ways to the fort hood shooter. in the military but over a period of time was becoming more and more radicalized. even if it doesn't have a link to his travel in egypt or ontario, this individual which it might, these lone actors get motivated and they are just as dangerous as if they were attached to something larger. >> than they have the military training. weapons familiarity and they know how to make explosives which apparently he did. we don't know if that goes back to his military training but the fort hood shooting, the thing that was the l

today, cassie smedile, former deputy to communications director for the rnc, and vice president of coin. trace gallagher is here from the west coast! fox news at night anchor and fox news chief breaking correspondent. trace, i will start with you. make your products here and -- get a bonus. if you don't want to play, we will give you a tariff. >> if you are on the slopes of dallas, the talk was trump. he sets the tenor and temperature of everything going on. everyone was talking about trump. he went right in. they are all about climate change at devil's and trump was saying "will bring fossil fuels back. we will start burning these things." he is challenging them off the get-go. when you look eight years ago, a lot of these leaders, or a lot of leaders -- katie can probably attest to this -- like " -- kayleigh can probably attest to this, like "i'm not sure if he's in over his head." but no, he has a grasp on what's going on, and we need to listen to everything he says. i think you will see them coming out saying "we are going to do this. we are going to do tariffs, we are going to do t

wonderful you i mean, you must know how important north carolina is when now we've got the co-chairs of the rnc are both from where, north carolina. this state is so important. you're so important. you're so important to the future of this country. what happens here could determine actually the actual direction of our entire country. and therefore, the country, the world. and so i want to just say, it's an honor to be with you tonight and and it's an honor because i because of the gratitude i have for all of you. i think when the chairman said it, when he came out, he said, you know, we know that sometimes when you're a republican these days, you're a conservative, you're going to get attacked left and right for whatever. and sometimes you may think you can't even talk to a neighbor. you're afraid we're going to say, but you got the courage to be here, to stand up, to be counted, and we need you to have that courage going forward, because we need more than just republicans to elect leaders like mark robinson. we got to have independent. we got to be out talking to people and telling our story t

if lara trump, the rnc chair, if she had control of everything, and was able to pump that into china,d never allow that. so, tom cotton said it grate. any country that distributes services or otherwise facilitates the communist controlled take could phase face hundreds of millions of dollars of ruinous under the law. >> steve: under the law. >> brian: there is no blending. they have to sell it to american company. >> lawrence: this going to bees problem. this is what we had allowed to. i got a tip about the president's executive order that we weren't allowed to report yet. i said there is a lot of american companies that are doing the same thing. so now, this goes back. >> steve: sharing stuff. >> lawrence: they are just restructuring it to the way companies have been doing business forever. >> brian: that's a great point. how many companies have access to 170 million americans' including the next generation and do you want china picking out what americans are going to be reading in their news feed? anti-taiwan, anti-semitism, and anti-trump when he takes them on on trade. >> steve: u

assistant director david sundberg who overseas the fbi field office met fox news at the site of the rncface mask, hooded sw sweatshirt glasses and gloves. four years later still no name. agents now the person's height 5'7". the bureau also out with this new animation of the shoot. the fbi says was warned by the suspect. nike air max speed turf. with it bombs placed between 7:30 january 5th. 2021. the bombs did not detonate but viable and discovered the next day. over the past four years, agents visited 100 homes and businesses conducted more than 1,000 interviews and reviewed approximately 39,000 video files. they also went through more than 600 tips, still no suspect. >> fbi has a long memory, got a long reach. allegiances change, relationships change, maybe someone can s. willing to come forward now. >> fbi is offering a reward of up to $500,000 for the arrest and conviction of the suspect. if you have any information, call the fbi at 1-800-call-fbi or submit tips online at tips.fbi.gov. trace? >> trace: david, thank you. speaker johnson huddled with members of the freedom caucus toda

let's bring in our insigne greater -- rnc -- emily austin along with seattle talk radio host jason rantzu for coming on. emily, you just heard joe biden talking to msnbc tonight about democracy. it seems strange to me because you had mark zuckerberg coming up saying the biden administration was trying to censor us, they were trying to censor us and yet he keeps talking about others assaulting democracy. it doesn't make any sense. >> first of all it was very brave of mark to admit that biden tried to censor meta users at the administration's discretion but then it's ironic to hear joe biden constantly repeat himself that trump is the biggest threat to the free press. not only has trump not been a threat but he's only enabled people like elon musk and encouraged people to promote more free-speech. elon musk single-handedly restored the free-speech on twitter and despite the nasty vendetta that the media has always had towards trump, he's remained transparent about his agendas and policies no matter what they have continued to do to him though they should be acknowledging that he's promotin

she called me the next morning and said, dad, i must speak at the rnc this week. i do not care. i said to her, are you sure? your first speech ever, you wanted to be in front of 50,000 people in tens of millions on tv and she goes, i don't care. i called my dad and said, listen , she wants to do this. he goes, that is a big one. he said you know what, beckett is an absolute winner, let her do it. but, again, is a fight we need in our country. that is what we want for all of our children. with that, my daughter, i. >> hi, everyone. [cheering and applause] thank you all for the support for the past decade. we are looking forward to the next 10 years and god bless america. thank you. [cheering and applause] >> thank you guys. you are the best. no one will fight harder than my father. no more resistant man in the world that donald trump. every time they tried to take a bow, every time they said he was finished, they were moving on, he came back bigger, better, stronger than ever before. this one, this next four years, with this incredible team we have assembled, will be the resist o