about crime. >> sean: hold on.a minute. hold on a second. >> governor newsom: you said a lot of things that were actually on on through. >> sean: 2020. you have yet to address the issue. i asked you twice. the issue of why this migration out of red states, i'm sorry, out of blue states. >> governor newsom: we just -- >> sean: i'm asking -- [overlapping speakers] >> it is a fact. robert let's go. your states have vastly different income tax rates. okay. it is what it is. these are the facts. california's hydrates top earners, 13%. married, well, for example, in california, earning a median income of 84,000, they have 86% income tax in the state of california. florida's income tax rate is 0% across all salaries. but it goes beyond income taxes. property taxes are lower in california. but everything else is higher. let's take a look at the numbers. these are the facts. the average property tax in california, .75%. 40, .91%. sales tax, california, 7.25%. four to 6%. gas the league tax -- gas tax rate, 77 cents a gallon

sean hannity is next! thank you for doing this, sean. ♪ ♪ >> sean: and welcome to "hannity" and we are broadcasting live just north of atlanta, georgia, in alpharetta, georgia, where in just a moment, we're going to hear from the republican governor of florida, to -- the democrat quarter of the great state of california for what is the first ever red state blue state debate on the fox news channel. we will do our best to give equal time to each governor. we will limit answers to 60 questions. we will be flexible as needed but the debate, as needed as long with a 32nd time for rebuttal. let me start by introducing both florida governor ron desantis california governor gavin newsom. thank you both for being here. i really appreciate it. i know both of you personally. i have known you both for a long time. i know you are very busy. are also notice. i know that both of you love your individual states. i know you both have a deep and abiding love for our country as i do. but where we are in the country, we have

sean? >> sean: great report, sarah carter at harvard. thank you. here with more the author of the best seller, unkwok, how to defeat cultural marxism in america, harvard law school alumni, texas senator ted cruz. it's interesting. i had on this program two professors from harvard, one, a democrat that thinks you're one of his best students of all time that would be dershowitz, and the other, cornell west who is running for president. i said at the end of the debate, sad part is, this debate that we had on this show, we would not be able to have at harvard. we reached out to them. they never got back to us. and i think that speaks volumes. what is your reaction to your alma mater? >> look, it is disgraceful how harvard is behaving. i've got to say claudine gay's testimony was the worst testimony i have seen in the 11 years i've been in the senate. you had her testimony, the president of penn, the president of mit. the president of penn has already resigned in disgrace. all three should resign. not a one of them could give a simple clear answer, cate

. ♪ hey sean.lways remember, i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity and tonight a dire new warning from a prominent democrat, joe biden is in deep trouble after very, very dark news for his campaign. we have a full report tonight. plus we're going to take you inside joe biden's very creepy christmas celebration at the white house that you've got to see to believe. but first, fear and loathing at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. a new political report now claiming that biden is frustrated and anxious and mad about his son's legal woes even lashing out at white house aides blasting even his own ag merrick garland for allowing his son to be charged with a crime. also deep panic surrounding the president's looming impeachment inquiry and in a rant reportedly written by joe biden, the president is accusing republicans of, quote, attacking me with lies instead of doing their job on the urgent work that needs to be done. they are choosing to waste time on this baseless political stunt. a

. ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity. tonight there is frankly no other way to put it but america is in rough shape and joe biden, your president, he's pretty much the one person you can blame. now, our soldiers, they are under attack, biden does little to respond. cargo ships are targeted by terrorists while joe just looks the other way. the southern border has been an unmitigated disaster for 3-plus years and biden, he just pre tends that all is fine. the economy is in an inflationary nightmare but the president says it's never been better. but these are just a few of the very serious problems that the president now has to face ahead of 2024 and biden will also need to contend with a looming impeachment proceeding that has been credibly accused of public corruption, he has been and the evidence of wrong doing that is substantial although the media, as usual, just wants to cover for all things biden. now the bottom line is vice-president joe biden took official actions that benefited his son and his son's foreign busines

. >> sean: i want to get to two very important issues. after the hamas terror attacks, on october the seventh, we have seen what is nothing short of a disturbing outbreak of virulent hatred, anti-semitism around the world, in the halls of our congress, on american streets, on college campuses, last month, outside sydney opera house in australia, we have seen it all over europe but in australia, anti-israeli protesters chanting gas the jews. we have protesters calling for global islamic war and demanding that israel be wiped off the map or in the words of congresswoman tlaib, from the river to the sea. according to a report, the new york times this week, u.s. officials have warned israel that they need more to fight more surgically in gaza. governor newsom, 30 seconds for you. we have to cut back on time. how can israel win the war against this terrorist group using surgical strikes and directions from joe biden? >> governor newsom: i visited israel. i met with families, hostages. i saw videos of children being killed in front of their par

>> sean: brian, we have about 25 seconds. i'm so glad you brought up the data, sean.he two governors have at it. it's most revealing economic debate i've seen in a very long time and if you put data in front of americans, the data will wind back. they will see through everything else. >> sean: let me tell you. americans are suffering nearly, what, two-thirds of the country are living paycheck to paycheck. i've been there, done that. it's not fun. they are struggling. we are capable of doing so much better. we both know that, being the brilliant economic minds that you are. thank you. when we come back, governor ron desantis, governor newsom took extremely different measures during covid and the outbreak and they called each other out last night. we'll check in with senator rand paul, get his take. and a big announcement at the end of the show about next week that youe fo don't want to miss. straight ahead." sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of fi

>> sean: i believe in a culture of life. think we are better off when everyone has an opportunity to do well and that bill attaches when there is a detectable heartbeat for the child. and some states have done that. some states have done others. some states have done it later and obviously they have a right to do that. but i think about one of our floridians. she actually survived a late-term abortion back in the day and they left her on the table there, basically to wither away. her grandmother came to save her. brought her to a hospital. brought her, saved her, and she ended up living a good life. so she counts and she matters. and i think that what the position that we have from the modern left including in california is that they will take your tax dollars and they will fund abortion all the way to the moment of birth. he is wrong when he says the leader terms are all because of this. 88% past 15 weeks are in fact the elective from the for the data. he does not give data there. but that is really extreme to take your tax

sean. >> sean: kevin mccarthy was a members leader, he had been to every district, knows members and issues of the districts. he served as whip, leader and as speaker. i just found him as a happy wire. here is what is interesting, harris, most leaders that lose power, you see they do a speech and say i will leave the institution and baback home, kevin mccarthy will have stayed for several months because he cared about the transition to speaker johnson, he had knowledge to offer. it shows how much he cares about the country and institution and many were elected under kevin mccarthy. >> harris: can you replace his seat with a republican in an election? >> that is one of the most republican seats. i are one less, bill johnson from ohio is leaving and george santos is leaving and now kevin mccarthy, thin majority is thinner which makes you think how stupid republicans have been going after their own members. >> harris: strong word and nobody fund raises like kevin mccarthy. >> kayleigh: he doubt about it, to underscore kevin's point, it is almost laughable. you can't get a more unpopular

>> to be frank, sean, those three presidents simply lied.e for what they call hate speech. they will suspend you if you make an off-color joke that is detrimental to gays or trans or latinos or blacks. they know that. why are they lying? it's because they put their finger in the air and say the jewish population on ivy league campuses for example has dropped all the way down to 10% or 12%. they are not a large constituency. we have a lot of full paying middle east students. more importantly we have now rebranded jews as part of the white of presser victimizer class. it's just a matter of math. the dei and foreign students ruled the universities and they don't want to get on the wrong side of them. so they lie under oath because they do not have that standard applied across the board. and they know it, sean. >> what has happened in this country where there should be united moral clarity, and yet among the liberal elite these are top universities. we have moral relativism. we have moral ambiguity. there is no moral ambiguity in terms of what h

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and sean hannity did something that hasn't been done at any debate.t the chart up of all the numbers of what happens in florida and what happens in what happens in california. ainsley and brian, he still denied it. >> ainsley: yeah, they were comparing cdc numbers and he is that's not true and newsom was saying that and ron desantis is like cdc? democrats love the cdc. these are the numbers. these are the facts. they gave us these numbers. still disputing that ron desantis in congress voted for amnesty did not do that said it was john boehner's bill. john boehner was out of congress in 2015. goat in into congress in 2018. the bill extended extended three years. that wasn't investigating for amnesty. that shows house deep he had to get in order to find a vulnerability when it comes to immigration. man are democrats vulnerable when it comes to the border. for those people who missed it, here is a little of the sparring and the cop picks from schools to crime to covid they didn't agree. watch. >> it's also important to respect parental rights to know wha

>> sean i've never been more worried for a terrorist attack.rorists to get in the middle of this crowd. ten thousand yesterday, the last six days we averaged ten thousand a day and 1.7 million got-aways. if you're trying to avoid detection, you're probably up to no good. >> sean: lindsey graham thank you. that's all the time we have. please set your dvr, never miss an episode, in the meantime let not your heart be troubled, why, greg gutfeld is standing by to put a smile on your face. thank you for being with us and making this show possible. have a great night. ♪

sean casey from the who, by far the better. sean casey from the wno, who — by far the better.by far the better. sean casey from the who, who hasjust _ by far the better. sean casey from the who, who hasjust returned . by far the better. sean casey from i the who, who hasjust returned from the who, who has just returned from al schiffer, thank you very much for telling us about your visit and bringing us your insight. here here in the uk, after years of denials, the former conservative peer, baroness mone, has admitted that she stands to benefit from tens of millions of pounds of profit made from personal protective equipment that was sold to the government during the coronavirus pandemic. the company was led by her husband, doug barrowman. she says she did help broker the deal, but claims she was made a scapegoat for the government s failings. our political correspondent, laura kuenssberg, has more. questions about the pandemic, profit and politics have followed baroness mone and her husband to southern europe. for years, they denied links to a firm that received £200 million

latinos, cuando tienen pacientes que sean latinos, quizás.ber toda la información de un paciente para asegurarnos que le estamos dando todos los servicios que necesitan, ya sabemos que en california la población de latinos es 40%, y los doctores solamente somos 6%. damián trujillo: y doctor padilla, yo entrevisté a una señora que me dijo que ella lo que hacía antes, cuando no eran latinos o latinas los médicos, es que hacía, se comunicaban a señas, y a señas es aquí o aquí, eso se puede confundir, ¿verdad?, lo que usted puede sugerir que tiene mal esa persona. césar padilla: claro, yo lo viví con mi mamá, de niño yo iba con mi mamá al médico, imagínate cómo yo me sentía, salía mi mamá frustrada, y entonces eso yo pienso que me ayudó, me motivó para ser médico, para ayudar a la comunidad latina, y también quiero mencionar que este pasado 1 de octubre, se celebró el día nacional del médico latino, y esta causa, este día es para traer conciencia sobre la falta de doctores latinos, y también doctores que hablen español, para evitar esas situacion

back with me now charlie hurt and sean duffy. sean, obviously, this is stunning a lot of people.e are focused on the delaware case and the delaware investigation but your reaction to what we're learning right now? a lot of people felt the way. david weiss was going to let these charges skate and hunter biden would never be held accountable for making millions of dollars overseas. people say that was inappropriate it. had something to do with joe biden while he was in office. regardless of that fact. everyone has to pay taxes on their income. and i think that joe biden and hunter biden were not going to be held to the same standard. that was a concern. also what could come flew play are fara violations. he failed to register as a foreign agent. that also has been rumored to be part of these charges as well. but, again, some republicans at least feel like there is a two tiered justice system. one standard for republicans. another standard for the bidens and for democrats. this will go a long way if this indictment comes and is a real indictment with real charges to alleviate many w

last night donald trump sat down in davenport, iowa with sean hannity.onald trump said i would seek vengeance, but there is a caveat, here is sean. >> you are promising america tonight you would never abuse power as retribution against anybody? >> except for day one. >> meaning? >> i want to close border and drill, drill, drill. >> that is not retribution. >> love this guy. he says you are not going to be a dictator, are you? no, no, no. i am closing the border, after that i'm not a dictator. >> steve: for one day, going to be a dictator. >> lawrence: it is incredible what he does, he knowless how to manipulate and control media. the other candidates have found it tough to get any type of air, he gives you the headline, i am going to be a dictator on day one. he said, after that, and he looks at sean, holdup, that is not what you are saying. look at him, he's going crazy. that is his way of controlling the media and saying what he wants to say. >> steve: but i agree with all that, he knows what he's doing and making a joke. he says i'm going to be a dict

there's more to the story and joining me now is sean stellato and i guess, sean, the appearance thatn for free after the first drama where the pizza place said the fee was hiked from 10,000 to 20,000 at the last second. i need to know about your relationship at this very moment with tommy. everybody is talking saying tommy is mortified about what happened and the free was raised by you. >> our relationship is as good as it's ever been and tommy knows i have his intentions at heart on and off the field 24/7, 3465 and we have a -- 365. we have a great relationship and he's come a long way and it's been a treat to watch him evolve and we're both laser focused right now. liz: when did you talk to him last? >> last night, 9:30, i left his home. liz: and everything was cool? >> everything was cool. gave me a big hug and about to study film for getting ready for christmas day showdown against the eagles. liz: now, you are his agent still; right? >> yes. liz: i check because obviously he has and this has been in the press, he's handed over the marketing duties to a different company, max. so

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i find myself getting more and more militant. >> sean: you've been militant for a while, john.ay, kerry's fear mongering is the lifeblood of the world's economy. the china, they are moving forward with numerous coal-powered projects. they don't have a care in the world. here with reaction former arkansas governor huckabee. my favorite problem of this, and unonly butt the right words to this as joe biden brought us into the climate accords that trump got us out of china and india are classified as developing countries. that means we pay the freight for getting rid of what is the lifeline, the engine, of business around the world. the lifeline of the world's economy. why would we be so stupid, and that guy seems to get it, the head of the conference? >> i don't know if you know this, sean, but john kerry is actually the chairman of the playoff committee, and he was the reason that made the dumb decision to take florida state out. that's just how smart he is. >> sean: by the way, they went underdefeated, too. >> totally undefeated. they got robbed and the u.s. is getting robbed, i

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except for day one. >> sean: meaning? want to drill, drill, drill. >> sean: that's not l retributi. >> i'm going to be -- he keeps -- love this guy. he says you are not going to be a dictator are you? i said no, no, no. other than day one. we are closing the border and we're drilling, drilling, drilling. after that i'm not a dictator. >> ainsley: donald trump laying out his vision for america in a packed town hall with sean hannity last night. what do the voters think? we're going to ask them. we have our voter panel here to react. we have on the back row sergio, is he a republican. i know you like trump. you are thinking desantis, too. we have joe in the middle, republican, staten island and is he an attorney. he likes trump. we have stephanie top right. she is from connecticut. democrat. undecided. we have ida in the front row. and she is a republican. and you like trump. and then we have ari in the front. is he an independent and undecide. who thought trump did great last night? okay. you are saying maybe. kind of? ida

o firs so first off, congrats, sean. i thought you did a great jot b and you framed this thing the right way, a state versus a state. and both of these candidatesan e who are governors were very passionate, patriotic. they defended their records. i think carlcords.y and and.lete mr.. fleischer right. i think what ari said at the end therr e ene is probably the most useful and maybe the utility level as high as who did best ford best their parties that night. >> f i think one of the things and carly said at the outset, there's no doubtca that gavin newsom will be the most important, the most forceful and articulate advocate on behalf of democrat choice in this 2024 election. thd governor desantis, i think, displayed one of the things that republicans are going to havinareto have e to deal wi? how do you talk about the economy? how do you talk about issues in the face of i think whether we like it or not or agree orpof not, one of the most powerfulul issues in thiss in election in 4 is going to be this issue of reproductiv

and that is my riff for the sean hannity interview. now. with great, great, great pleasure joining me is kellyanne conway, former counselor to president trump, fox news contributor and author of book. welcome kellyanne. just point number one, he is communicating an economic growth and prosperity message, speaking to middle class workers, drill, drill. you know tax cuts, deregulations. he is nonstop about it. i rail believe he is the only one in third party with that message. what do you think.. did he get it done last night. >> he did, he gets it done every day, president trump long ago pivoted to a general election strategy, taking on joe biden skipping the presidential primary debates, he has the under yard in alabama, i am a big dafan of debates, making sure that people can see the candidates. battling it out, but in case of president trump, he is making sure that people are comparing the policy prescriptions and actual presidential records on the economy, on energy, yes on foreign policy and crime and border, you name it here, is willin

well, sean, first let me just say i'd never be a spoiler. i will never be a spoiler trying to throw the race one way or the other. if it were a big advantage or disadvantage. that's not who i am. if i get into a race, i get into it to win. but basically going around, people feel homeless, right? they've been pushed to the extremes. both parties have gone to the extremes the democrat and republican parties are being kind of controlled and driven by the extreme right and extreme left. that's not who we are as a country. it's not how we became a country and it's not how we remain the superpower of the world with the rest of the country or the rest of the world following this. so i want to go out and talk to people to find out what they believe needs to be done. they'll make decision, not me or anybody else, but i want them to know that there's enough of us in the middle that want to take back our country, our values, who we are, how we became, the country that we are, and how we're going to be able to leave a country that we're proud of to our

sean played the sound of christopher wray testifying. he said usually one or two heightened threat, this is the first time he's seen threats heightened against america and former president responded saying, i will shut down the border on day one and day one and a half, i'm going to drill. this speaks to the economy and national security. big round of applause, if you are desantis or haley campaign, you hear the former president say that, we said the same thing, it just lands when the former president says it. real clear politics, donald trump 61%, desantis at 13 and haley at 10. >> todd: you mention this chilling warning from the fbi dictator, this was something to behold. we'll talk about this later in the show, we got to get to this chilling warning from the fbi director, take a listen. >> i've never seen a time where all the threats or so many are elevated at exactly the same time. threat level has gone to another level since october 7. >> carley: quite the comment there and he says open borders make things worse. look at this -- ushe

good for my pal, sean hannity. all right. speaking of terrific, speaking of terrific. joining me now is sandra smith, coanchor of america reports, and i got to say almost equally terrific. charlie hurt, washington times, opinion editor and fox news contributor. nobody can be as terrific as sandra smith. charlie, you're very close. i'm way down the ladder. sandra, since you're so terrific, you happen to be here onset. it's good to see you again. give me your quick take on this. you heard my riff and what peter doocy said, what do you say? >> i agree with sean hannity, they won the second they got on the stage having this debate and having this conversation with the country was really, really important. two of the highest profile governors in the country right now. really substantive debate, conversation that was on that stage. i agree with you, there was -- when you put the facts up, there's no comparison, okay. when you look at what florida is looking at as far as gas prices, remind people, california gas prices are almost $5 a gallon and down where where they've been

he could've said, no, you're right sean. he knew exactly what he was doing when he refused to do so. he wants his followers to know, like he wants to end american democracy. like them, he is excited by the prospect of being part of a violent and authoritarian movement, and he wants their support, as he pursues that plan, just as he counted on the support in the pass, most notably on january six. of course, trump has been explicit about autocratic admiration and intentions all along. in 2016, he could have easily said yes, of course, i won't accept the election results. but he did not, because he had no intention of doing so. >> i want to ask you here on the stage tonight, do you make the same commitment that you are absolutely except at the results of this election. >> i will look at it at the time. i am not looking at anything now. i will look at it at the time. >> that was big news, if i remember, really big news. again, in 2020, trump had an opportunity to condemn violent far-right groups, like the proper. since that, he

dia bones, drums, which being painted with their own blood, nordic style sean, and closing. they will try to is, are about much more than just concepts. let's take that to this other matter. of course, it has all the features of a ceremony in which a real sacred space is create. the artist says that it might be hidden game in the garden bay. wherever we go, no matter what country we always invite, the oldest, told her to open up her, i'm field and we close that circle again at the end of the class when the spirits that were called upon are really loved. and then the guy stuff you that and less than $194.00. but then that's also why there were no uncles after all, the students are not supposed to return to band pessimistic. so in norfolk history, they've studied mis pre christian symbols and languages such as old news. they ain't to be as historically accurate as possible. the fact that noted symbols in mid school, so attract fans from the final rush is something that the end upset is our new stuff to the visit. we don't tell people what to seem like. we rather say where you

it's are the areas surrounding lake by con, considered to be the cradle of shamanism, the woods, sean, and seems to be of siberian origin, which roughly translates dispute to conjure but also the one who knows sherman's act is mediations between the nature and humans. between this world and the next and barking on a perilous trans journey from mazda is an item. the showman exists in the network where everything is connected to everything. so it's the human, there's this guy in your, the forest, the desert, and water, them in the human being and the animals and plants invest them. and what else is there of to go to spirit ancestors and the very dynamic network. and the showman is right in the middle of it to monitor state the light and then launch in mongolia. semantic ceremony is thought of as correction. the showman brings together what is no longer hold us mission. now guns is it for us is something is cracked, broken? and the showman brings it back together. blink, this researcher's um connecting with one's internal palace and with the powers of nature. ready the missing one sofa a

>> i thought one of the winners was sean hannity.ut i will tell you, i thought it was exponentially off the charts, great for ron desantis but i thought he was presidential. i think he will rise in the polls. and i think his stature and his demeanor was just spot on. and gavin newsom will win some liberals and some moderates, too far for the fact that he showed up on fox news and then it. >> trace: you got to give him credit for showing up. vik, niese, jason, thank you all. the journalists behind the twitter files testified before the house judiciary committee about occlusion with democrats in the state to silence conservatives. senior national correspondent kevin cork is live with more on that. >> kevin: good evening. the journalists who helped expose the twitter files just about a year ago back at it again on capitol hill today. his time with a stark warning about censorship in america. >> the scope, power, and lawbreaking of the complex are even worse than we had realized back in march. >> this is not a crazy conspiracy three. we

and how do you do that, sean?ause obviously, you know, here you've got your restaurant, you've got the food lab. are you like physically going and trying to teach people about food? how are you practically doing that? we're just trying to become a support center to help steward a lot of this knowledge. we could work with tribal communities and we can help them develop their own situation, like if they have a casino or something, we can help them with restaurant concepts. we can train some of their chefs too, because if we can get some tribes to be really invested on working towards their own food security, we'll start to see a lot of impact on the health issues that are out there for 15 a recipe for success s beyond his own from. matter of fact, i'm leone lakhani in minneapolis. coming up a couple of weeks ago, i was just like every other 14 year old, but now he's working. with a multi-billion dollar company to develop an affordable cancer treatment. he shares his story, plus. hola! como estas, chiquito? how her o

i mean, so might eve>> sean: inr now. i remember because the first initial, i guess you could say cache of emails we got a holdd of. i remember when it came out, i mean, in early n it cam january of 2020, remember it was fauci, you know, furiously writing to late into the night with fellow nih people askingin the questions, wondering out loud whetherth, not gaine an of function research had taken place and whether or not thd it. ded whet now, the ego health alliance is where the nih gave money to.. they were in charge of that. they knew some of it wen knew st to wuhan lab and they knew what this wuhan lab was about. then we got more emailsat that came out. the intercept had some.ctua then we got the actual emails, i believe in october of either 2020 or 2021 that you put in your bookpu right. >> we also discovered in the book that there was a committeee it's a somewhat secret committee about pathogens, potential pandemic pathogens, and that the research in china a should have gone to this committee to be overseeno be to st

and it was worse yet, sean,o wa the u.s.attorney in pittsburgh, who was supposed who was supposed to be the clearingsuosed house for all information in 2020 relative to hunter biden and ukraine. when we depose mr. brady. i askedus that when him, i said, when did you find out about the laptop? and you think that's pretty important informatiothat in. they told the u.s. attorney, who was supposed to be the guy in our government who filters that information, clears it. i asked him, what did you learn about the laptopkeid you he sain the story went public. >> did the fbi in in 2016 protect hillary clinton? ste they applying a different standard in terms of classified information? now to donalanterms ofd trump, r one. and in 2020, when they were were talking to big techcompan companies, did they censor informatioie tn, they knew was true? did they actively work to do that? we have 20 they kept it fromthih scott brady. >> so i sure think they did. and of course, in 2020 it wasn h worse than what you describe because they spied on p

sean: i think so. it would have to be a very big upside surprise for u.s., we'd have to throw out a lot of our forecast. david: looking at aussie dollar, 68 u.s. cent do i look at fed or chi? what's the bigger driver? sean: it's been the fed. i think the -- china is keeping a lid on it. i think we should have been at 68 cents a few months ago if china had, if investors had been more optimistic on china. you detailed a lot of it today in terms of that investor sentiment. just take the quarter, the quarter overall and think of what have chinese marks done since the golden week holidays and compare it to the s&p500. shanghai composite has underperformed by 15 percentage points. i think that's indicative to a lot of investing in china. until we get a more positive view on growth, i think that does keep a lid on the aussie. but it's -- if the u.s. dollar is under pressure that's how we got to 68 krens, high since july. might be a bit more upside if we do have a little bit more of an equity rally and a bit m

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, "sean, you shouldn't joke about it.s we're dealing with nuclear, we're dealing with --" >> by the way, that is a true story. you actually called me and said, "it's not funny. because i was joking about it. >> it's not funny. that's not funny at all. >> i said -- i thought about it and i said, "you're right. and then i said, "how come you never listen to my advice? [ light laughter ] >> it's true that's actually true, unfortunately. >> seth: "it's so true it's true, sean, i couldn't care -- i couldn't care less what you think, sean [ laughter ] i bark orders at you because you're my obedient little servant, but your opinion is worthless to me. [ laughter ] ha-ha-ha, and so is your friendship." [ laughter ] it's not enough to say fox is pro-gop anymore. they are the gop it's the same entity it's like i think i've made my distaste for trump very clear, but i also enjoy that video of biden tripping up the stairs [ laughter ] in fact, it doesn't make me have less respect for biden, it makes me have more if i tripped up the s

sean carp was arrested in brentwood. the shooting happened on october. 21st on shannon way in oakley, a 16 year-old boy was killed. the first person arrested jason. well, as ito was a arrested 4 days after the shooting happened. meantime, in the east bay, a family is looking for answers after a teenager was killed in lodi. his mom says her son was visiting his dad for thanksgiving when you shot. yeah, tragic story. the shooter apparently still on the loose police looking for that person. >> kron four's dan has more on what happened. >> i still can't believe my that that it the big bill. it >> a mother's heartbreak as she describes her 15 year-old son allen ruiz. the pittsburgh teen was shot and killed while visiting his dad in lodi. it was a >> it was like. >> i think that what will be happening. >> monique ruiz says details around her son's killing have been spotty at best. the teen was staying at his dad's apartment on road in lodi saturday night. his aunt maria ma haro says late that night allen was lured outside by a

se espera que mañana esas sean las temperaturas y ahí estamos viendo precisamente a santa.no. así que a disfrutar con toda la familia esta bella navidad. le deseamos lo mejor y por supuesto feliz navidad para todos ustedes. buenas noches. regresamos con más. >> gracias guillermo. diciembre ha sido un mes lleno de celebraciones y le hemos venido mostrando cómo lo hacen las diversas comunidades migrantes en california. ahora andrés brender nos comparte un festejo navideño con toque venezolano. >> bueno, originalmente la gaita consta de 3 instrumentos el 4, que lo tenemos aquí suena de esta forma el furro que se quedó en venezuela por cuestiones de logística y la tambora, que es la que estamos viendo en este momento. este es mi país, la gaita viene de maracaibo, estado zulia, pero no hay lugar en venezuela que durante la navidad no se escuche esta música, cuyos temas pueden ir del amor a la protesta, pero siempre con una pegajosa melodía y optimismo. >> qué es la gaita para el venezolano? >> la gaita es un sentimiento. la gaita es amor, es son raíces y además le da inicio a la

and that's my riff for the sean hannity interview.ow with great, great, great, pleasure joining me is kellyanne conway, former counselor to president trump, fox news contributor and author of the excellent book about 2020 and other things. here's the deal. kellyanne, welcome back. appreciate it. i mean just point number one, he is communicating an economic growth and prosperity message. he is speaking directly to the middle class workers, drill, drill, drill, you know, tax cuts, deregulation. he is non-stop about it and i really believe he is the only one in either party with that message. what do you think? did he get it done last night? >> he got it done and he gets it done every day, larry, because president trump long ago pivoted to a general election strategy. he is taking on joe biden. he is skipping the presidential primary debates. he has got the undercard there tonight in alabama and he is skipping, i think that has actually been a pretty wise move. i'm a big fan of debates and a big fan of the democratic process, not tipping