saphier: i think it is equal.ts, republicans, and everyone in between our kind of happy to see the biden administration leave the white house. it was said perfectly in "the wall street journal." it wasn't necessarily condemning a single man, it was an indictment of the entire democratic party, the coconspirators that have been the mainstream media. president biden said one of the things he wants to do was regain our leadership on the world stage. but i think the biggest question that was highlighted in "the wall street journal" that we have been talking about foryy for the people who did cover up a cognitive decline and lack of function of biden, whether it is kamala harris the vp, kjp the press secretary, is someone responsible? kevin o'connor, white house doctor. >> katie: and as we know, a lot of those decisions that were made, the policy positions had pretty negative impact on people's lives, whether it was covid or other issues. so jessica, biden's disapproval rating grew to 66% just this month. it's getting

saphier is saying. sure you don't get obese and those, many of the weight loss drugs have a place. >> ian: i don't remember whoopi goldberg upset with michelle obama's plan in 2010. it is always the person delivering the message for the left and the message. i think as we talked about, this is something that can be in large cases helped with lifestyle changes. not only by things like exercising, eating right and improve your physical condition and overall health but also improve your mental health. so for people that exercise regularly, they know this and they know when you have a good workout to start the day or a run or whatever, you feel energized during the day. if you are resorting my first try will be this drug or that drug, you are losing a lot of benefits mentally as well as physically. what you can do to preserve your life going forward. >> harris: look, i want to talk about the politics of this because it seems as donald trump putting different candidates for secretary and cabinet positions an

nicole saphier, charlie hurt, katie pavelec and tom chalue. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." happy new years eve america. you deserve this. we're hours away from giving 2024 a deserved kick in the keister and hello to 2025. let's make some noise with our beautiful noise makers and embrace ourselves. we're blasting in to the new year with a confetti cannon full of fun topics. times square is the place to be unless you need to pee. then it's time to bust out the adult diaper, baby. up to a million people will be packed in the area to watch the ball drop live. here's the real kicker. maybe you've heard this before. the rumors are true. there are no portable rest rooms in sight. when nature calls, as she always does, some folks would rather stand in a soggy diaper than lose their spot. how is that for a bucket list? bucketful of something. either way, people are ready to party. check it out. >> we have been trying to do while we're in line. we know after that we won't be able to. we have diapers just in case and long pads if that

nichole saphier fox news medical contributor. thank you for being here and i appreciate you spending time here. happy new year. talk to me more about what is holiday heart syndrome and what are some of the symptoms we should be looking at. >> excellent reporting by william la jeunesse. it is true there is no level of alcohol healthy for you, better to have less than more. specifically in the holidays. holiday heart syndrome is a real thing not some cheesy thing we talk about on tv. holiday heart syndrome is essentially when you get a heart arrhythmia, atrial fibrillation because of the increased sodium intake, alcohol as well as stress that come along with the holidays. you think about it we're talking about the recommendation is two or less drinks a day for men when it comes to alcohol. when you have the holidays you have all the holiday parties and celebrations and you are having multiple. that is classified as binge drinking. it can cause your heart to go into arrhythmia. shortness of breath. chest pain, light headedness. if y

doctor saphier great to see you. thank you.dlines we'll go here president biden spoken with new acting president of south korea over the phone comes day after the previous south korea president was impeached over his failed attempt to impose marshall law. president saying that the alliance will remain -- remain being the, quote, lynch pen for peace in the region. a thousands of amazon union workers authorizing strikes at two pivotal new york warehouses ahead of their negotiating deadline which runs out today. the strikes come after the national brotherhood of teamsters called on amazon to agree to bargaining dates for union contract by today workers say the company has been unwilling to negotiate a new deal which would have apparently addressed low wages, and dangerous working conditions. now president-elect trump calling out crystal who recently admitted making false rape allegations nearly two decades ago in a case that sweeped the nation. trump yesterday sympathizing with falsely accused men on true social writing, one admit

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nicole saphier. i love this segment. i love this topic, nicole, because food is medicine.g right, you can actually prevent sicknesses, right? >> amen. and i think i'm going to take this entire basket home with me -- [laughter] because it has all my favorite things anytime. let's dive right in. it is cold, flu and covid season right now, and what can we do the boost our immune system? you nailed it, we want to prevent illness because once you get infected, there are not a lot of things to relieve symptoms. but here are some of the most immune-boosting things you can eat. did you know that a red bell pepper, if you eat one of these raw, this has more than twice the amount of the daily recommended dose of vitamin csome obviously, that's great for our immune system. if you grill it or boil it, it does reduce the vitamin c, but it's still -- i actually slice this and give it to my kids almost every morning before school. blueberries, this is a super food. it is nature's powerhouse. when it comes the your, all of your fruits and veggies, this has one of the most highest amount o

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello, i am lisa lose along with guy benson, nicole saphier and tom shillue.me to the "big weekend show". the big story tonight -- resident elected trump chosen team does on the debate, trump reportedly telling the new york post this, i have many of my properties, both elon musk and vivek ramaswamy have been supportive of high skilled workers. elon writing the number of people super talented engineers and motivated in the usa is far too well. american culture and rated mediocrity over excellence for way too long at least since the 90s and likely longer. a culture that celebrates prom queen over math or job over alex victorian. a culture that generates corey from boy meets world or zach and slater and saved by the bell family matters will produce the best engineers, this can be your sputnik moment. his a look at the tv shows he's referring to. >> what is going on here? >> he started. [laughter] >> this is over a girl, isn't it? >> we should bear ourselves on coolness and walk together. >> make me below. [laughter] >> there's no steam here. >> stephan. [laughter

nicole saphier, fox news contributor and board-certified physician and john yoo.berkeley law professor and former justice thomas' law clerk. thank you all. america is mourning the loss of jimmy carter, the 39th president passed away yesterday at the age of 100. he was the nation's longest living president. a national day of mourning and state funeral are set for january 9. both president joe biden and president-elect donald trump offering moving tributes to carter. from posting in part quote "while i strongly disagreed with him philosophically and politically, i also realized that he truly loved and respected our country and all it stands for. he worked hard to make america a better place and for that i give him my highest respect. meanwhile, biden addressed the nation from his vacation in the u.s. virgin islands. >> jimmy carter stands as a model of what it means to live a life of meaning and purpose. the life of principle faith. his life dedicated to others. >> molly: the media appeared to seat biden's remark said a bit of an opportunity to get a dig at trump an

nicole saphier, fox news contributor and all-around just great person.hat was the big contribution? what was the big contribution of kamala harris? what was her -- she has been there for four years. defy you, nicole, to name something. >> well, jason, so first of all it is a big beef to have the first female vice president. no one really voted for her and actually when she ran in her primary she was dead last. so, sure, the country rejected her in 2024. but democrats rejected her first in 2019. it wasn't that republicans rejected a female candidate. democrats rejected her first. i don't know in the last four years what those accomplishments were other than she was just the first female vice president. she certainly failed in many of the tasks given to her and unfortunately i think a lot of the administration they don't check the -- what they wanted to do or what people say they do because they are wanting to fluff it up a little bit. right now what they are doing is pointing fingers who to blame for losing the election. not able to clap for the progress

nicole saphier. wow. sleep is so important -- the.ting less and less of it. what are your best tips? >> well, rachel, first of all, this is a huge study, looked at 722,000 participants, and they -- 7 22,000. now, what i found interesting in this study study is, you know, you've heard me say you have to get enough sleep. that's not necessarily what they were looking at. it wasn't just about the length or the amount of hours you're sleeping, it's about the consistency and the time that you actually go to sleep and wake up. what they found is even if you get the recommended length of sleep, 7-9 hours for adults, if you're not sleeping the same even night, maybe you go to sleep 9 p.m. one night, 11 p.m. the other night, that in itself was linked to a 26% increased risk after stroke or heart attack or other cardiovascular event, it's not can just about how long you're with sleep, it's maintaining that body's natural circadian rhythm. i'm always the first to go to sleep amongst our friend group, you know this, rachel, but one of things is k

thank you for join week ♪ ♪ hello everyone i am nicole saphier along with alecia cunha, jason chaffetz joe concha. welcome to "the big weekend show", the big story tonight is a fox news alert, u.s. forces striking more than 75 isis targets in syria, this is opposing rebels overtake damascus and oust president bashar al-assad from power, u.s. official telling fox news the strikes are a warning to isis. syrians are seen celebrating as asad and his family reportedly flee the country to rasha they have been granted asylum is what president biden had to say about the unrest. >> first the support series neighbors including jordan, lebanon, iraq and israel. through this creative transition. were working with our partners in the stakeholders in syria to help them seize an opportunity to manage the risk that isis can never establish a safe haven there again. >> president-elect trump base united states should not get involved in the fight. his incoming administration is pushing that same message. >> we don't want anything to do for governing the fractious nightmare that is syria watched this put