tell us. >> greg: shannon bream.epping back, i feel like are there any politicians or political parties left? i feel as though trump has flooded the zone. he has disappeared democrats from the game board, but also any kind of never trumpee republican, do they still exist? i don't think there has been any republican president that has had a week like this. i don't remember it. the party has never been this effective or successful in my lifetime. maybe over time it happens, but you can't have a better week than this, and a lot of the stuff he is doing, you know, the executive orders but also here is a layup. because the solutions were always there. it's just that the dems refused to accept them. it was a failure not just of common sense, but also a failure of will. no one is having any issue with what trump is doing. they just didn't know it wasn't being done. they didn't know what they were missing, including in disasters. this is a contrast between an actual president and a cardboard prop. trump is aware of what is g

. >> unless shannon bream comes on tomorrow and tells me a legitimate reason this should happen thisoing to look at the judge and say read the room, we have two terrorist attacks new year's day, middle east remains on fire, hemorrhaging funds to the rate ukrainian war and the american people just voted in donald trump, the popular and electoral vote. this is who people want to be the president and this site political posturing unless shannon bream tells me i'm wrong. >> to keep him out of the white house and poke at him know that is one. >> it's to get the headline, this will be the first convicted ellen president the united states has ever had and nobody cares about this. you go to the street right now, ask 100 people to tell you an elevator pitch, what was donald trump convicted of let's all 100 probably couldn't do it. l'affaire did not work. donald trump won the popular vote and republicans have the senate and they kept the house because people rejected the fact that weaponization of the political opponents named donald trump's argument for him when he talks about doing this just

. >> bring in fox news anchor shannon bream how are you shannon?nnon: good morning charlie rachel and jason great to see you guys. carley: we've got -- we've got pretty good hearings on the hill set for this week. >> it is going to be busy and they directly implicate one of the guests he's now chair of the chair intelligence committee they have to shepherd through tulsi gabbard and questions from both sides of the aisle about positions that she's had in the past from, you know, the way sha she views foreign dictators to the use of intel weapons and tools for surveillance. so she's going to have a lot of in-depth questions and a bit of an uphill battle, i think. jason: what about kick things off on wednesday there are other hearings going on like howard lutnick and really the focus will be on kennedy. because health and human services is in an absolute mess and a disaster, but he's taken some positions that i think some people are going to question. but boy -- president trump is adamant that he get in there and i think he talks a lot of common sense

fox news correspondent shannon bream joins us. good evening, shannon.il time or fine for the president-elect this sentencing carries symbolic weight. >> critics of the president-elect immediately took the opportunity to say hey, this is official, is he a convicted felon. the first ever to take office as president of the united states. now, for his part. mr. trump seemed resigned to the fact that he would have to walk through this formality today which resulted in no jail time, fines or projection. the trump team is confident, bret, that he is ultimately going to win the underlying case on appeal but you know that could take years. >> bret: yeah. where do we go from here legally? >> so the federal criminal cases against the president-elect they're for intents and purposes over. there is still this issue now of how much of jack smith's findings and payable to reports will be released by attorney general merrick garland. that right now is being litigated. it can't result in any more legal penalties for the president-elect. there is also that criminal case

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shannon bream is the "fox news sunday" anchor on stand by as we waited for this to come out. to me it makes sense, shannon, congress passed a bipartisan law, the president of the united states signaled it. it was going forward. tiktok tried to challenge and have been denied. >> there is no single author who signs off on it. the court is essentially speaking with one voice when they do that. they say this, there is no doubt for more than 170 million americans tiktok offers the distinctive and outlet for expression, means of engagement and source of community but congress has determined that divestiture is necessary to support national security concerns and relationship with a foreign adversary. this doesn't violate first amendment rights and a big conversation when the hearing was held bytedance is a foreign entity. it does not have first amendment rights. tiktok is a u.s. entity but have to separate under this law. what the court says with one voice is congress passed this law as you said, dana. it passes muster and now the ban will go in effect. we know both presidents biden

shannon bream breaks down the ruling in just a moment coach about forest, fox business lydia hu. lydia we are pointing out these are my world videos people love and why they love tiktok. what is the latest? >> we are bracing to if the sample go dark on sunday and less intervention, which we are not holding out hope from from the biden administration. exactly what that going dark will look like plaintiff remains unknown. we know to expect it will not be available for new downloads or updates in the app store. but some think if you have the app already, that could become dark too possibly with no partiality. the biden administration printing to president-elect trump. karine jean-pierre sang in a statement earlier, "giving the sheer effective timing, the administration understands that must follow to the next administration which takes office on monday." all eyes on trump how and when he will save tiktok. truth social, the supreme court decision was expected and everyone must respect it. my decision on to get dock will be made not-too-distant future, but i must have time to repeat t

fox news sungdz shannon bream. shannon welcome back. i know you'll pump for your show.nnon: welcome to washington guys great to have you here. >> thank you. brian: first off biggest storyline is inaugural other subplot is we have what's happening with the drama overseas with the release of the hostages and tiktok. but first off donald trump just seems to be on cloud nine. you saw him a little bit last night. going to have a series rallies and appearances today. can you describe and compare how this inaugural feels compared to other years? shannon: well i have to tell you from eight years ago it feels very different than when president trump and melania former first lady soon to be first lady again when they showed they were scrambling. listen people who elected president trump loved that he was not a washington insider. but that meant thing a lot of ways he didn't know exactly what he was walking into. it feels like there's so much further down the line when it comes to getting their nominees getting their employees people lineds up to step into positions next weekend.

bring in fox news anchor shannon bream. shannon great to see you this morning. here we have it.s tragedy continues to unfold before us it is not over yet we see the numbers continuing to go up on both the number of buildings that have been burned number of people we've already lost. i know that you had an exclusive interview with the vice president elect which we're expecting to see todays on fox news sunday. shannon: that's the first thing we asked him about because it is first and foremost on most americans minds you see the people like griff was talking to and see the absolute heartbreak and devastation the apocalypse is the best way to describe some of the images we're seeing and folks have no idea when it is under control and how they'll ever get that are lives back together and some lives now up to 16 gone. so i asked the vice president elect about how this new administration may handle things differently here's a built of what he told me. >> whenever your political affiliation it is hard not to be heartbroken for fellow americans going through a very tough time i think fr

and shannon bream will update what is coming up on sunday? >> brian: can i make a suggestion?arc thiessen wrote a column. >> lawrence: what are you doing? are you trying to produce her show? you just had three hours of tv. >> dana: i read that op ed, unlike crypto, i understood it. >> lawrence:ly has a three-hour radio show. >> brian: i know, dana used to do it. >> dana: i like to be an assignment editor, too. huge help. >> brian: i wish she meant that. >> ainsley: i think the heater is getting toim had. >> ainsley: dana will bring a better one. it wraps around. >> dana: i have not bought it yet. >> brian: i did not know there was a difference in lotion and moisturizer. >> dana: that is not what that conversation was about. >> brian: the heater is drying out my skin. i went for lotion, which burns. moisturizer brings my skin back. >> ainsley: you don't understand crypto, he doesn't understand lotion. >> lawrence: incredible. >> brian: i'm anti-lotion. >> ainsley: it is winter wonderland and fox is getting in on a lot of the fun. lowe's knows when you're a member you're a big d

shannon bream, rachel campos-duffy, will cain and jimmie johnson, predictions ahead of the wild cardbusy three hours kicks off at the top of the hour. todd and carley back in a couple. you are watching "fox and friends first." businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ ask your eye doctor about prescription miebo. >> carley: the los angeles fires slashed by over $17 million. but l.a. city mayor karen bass says it's had no impact on the wildfire response. >> go back and look at the reductions that

. >> brian: bring in fox news sunday anchor, shannon bream. e president said he respects the decision the supreme court justices made. did it surprise you? >> shannon: what surprised me is how calm president-elect trump was about this. this is a very muted respond and seedural thing. the trump legal team feels confident he'll win on appeal. questions about how u.s. supreme court immunity was applied to this case, they may end up back at the u.s. supreme court. maybe playing a game this time. >> lawrence: peculiar situation, during the trial, they tried to build their case based on he signed the checks from the oval and they use people to testify in their capacity of being in executive office of the president. to have that introduced in the court tainted the jury. how can the case stand if they used all of that size evidence. >> shannon: that is top argument on the trial. hope hicks or madeline westerhaus, they took the stand, testimony from them is tied to their white house role. that is the kind of thing trump legal team objected to and they f

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fox news chief legal correspondent anchor of "fox news sunday" shannon bream. od evening, shannon. >> shannon: good to see you, bret. >> bret: what do you think? what do you make of this rule on tiktok. justice gorsuch in the concurrence and we should say 9-0. sotomayor writes the other concurrence, determine foreign adversary may seek lost surveillance application with another. as time passes and threats evolve, less dramatic and effective solutions may emerge. the question we face today not the law's wisdom only its constitutionality. speaking with and in favor of foreign adversary one thing. allowing a foreign adversary to spy on americans another. they spoke with one voice here, shannon. >> shannon: they did. arguments whether this is a first amendment issue. the court worked through that analysis even if we are going to do this as a first amendment analysis, what we find is the government has narrowly tailored enough what it did in this law to meet real concerns about national security. and that was the other big part of this argument. you know, then, tikto

watch shannon bream on "fox news sunday" exclusive guest vice president length j.d. vance. ken martin a candidate to be chair of the democratic national committee. will also be joined by fema administrator deanne criswell see how she gets all that in there thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair beings balanced and still unafraid. make it a great weekend. "the ingraham angle" is now. >> laura: good evening, everywhere. i'm laura ingraham "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight as always thank you very much for spending some time with us. tonight, trump gets the last laugh against the democrats' pathetic lawfare campaign. >> it was done to damage my reputation so i would lose the elections and obviously that didn't work. >> joe biden is as delusional as ever. >> i would have beaten trump, could have beaten trump, and i think that kamala could have beaten trump. >> laura: that's funny for friday night. in moments legendary actor mel gibson joins me live after his home was destroyed in the california wildfires. and it's ano

. >> dana: shannon bream joins us now. the interesting thing for me i've been interested in this issue partly because way back when i believe it was early high school the debate topic that we had for that year was about birthright citizenship. and now you have these 22 states suing president trump about this and congresswoman omar thinks the executive order would fail at the supreme court. listen here. >> do you think they will get that if it does ultimately appear in front of the supreme court? >> no, i think the supreme court will agree with the judge out of washington who, as you mentioned, was reagan appointed. he understands the law and i do believe that the decision would most likely be, you know, somewhere 6-three or so. >> dana: i prefer to get my legal analysis from you. what do you think could happen? >> i think it's highly possible. people have to remember sometimes they talk about the supreme court as if it is a rubber stamp for president trump because it had so many republican appointed justices. they have tol

his look at the interview with shannon bream. >> anyway six pardons the process, where is the line drawn who will or wouldn't be considered? >> if you tested peacefully january 6 and you have merrick garland department of justice treat the you like a gang member, he should be pardoned. if you committed violence on that day, obviously you shouldn't be pardons and there's a gray area that we are committed to seeing you will administration of law and there are a lot of people we think in the wake of january 6 who were prosecuted unfairly and we need to rectify that. >> it sounds reasonable. we watched president biden pardoned the body and their mother including hunter biden said they will take a look and they are going to do what's right. what we are talking about, jack smith and this report in the fact that we got a weaponize department of justice and they want to release the report just to smear the president. i don't often give advice to democrats but i will say this instead of focusing on that, look in the mirror and think about why you lost the election instead of trying to go after do

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trace gallagher shannon bream by the way we are counting on you don't screw it up and with washington the house and the senate and dozens of otherot republican lawmakers are on a mission with a small majority having to work together with the newly sworn in president to fix what is broken in the country. also putting america first as everything worthwhile is hardnd and they a hold a slim majority and donald trump's recent nominees are put in power the g.o.p. will have at most of fivt oh edge over democrats they starve only a 2-3 vote majority unity and a message of purpose is critical and there is matt towers 70% of republican voters want to us in room to pass donald trump's appointees and t agenda andhe want you to work in unison so other than senator john federman i'm not expecting a lot of help from the likes of nancy pelosi and akeem jeffries and aoc in the radicala squatter any democrat crossing the aisle and governed for theve sake ornf the people in facta despite a landslide victory in the fall they are vowing to resist the president with the same level of drama and hysterie we'

you believe andy mccarthy, jonathan turley, and some of the other great legal experts, including shannon breamy reversible errors, the president will see this reversed. i thought his restraint was the right kind of restraint. i actually give the judge merchan come i take people what they say. i believe that he is honest. weird way to wish him godspeed, but wish him godspeed. >> jesse: i would reject it, catch it and throw it down and then do something which would cause a pixel is asian on zoom. >> greg: what is the origin of godspeed? >> kayleigh: ask juan merchan. >> harold: is not that other thing you were saying earlier. [laughter] >> sandra: okay. [laughter] thank you for that. coming up, john fetterman is mar-a-lago-bound to meet with president-elect trump. could it spark a new trend among democrats? ♪ ♪ progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online so you can get back to your monster to-do list. super helpful. see if you can save money at progressivecommercial.com. thank you. what the biggest companies deliver is an exceptional customer experi

. >> sandra: shannon bream joins us, and this is him getting nato to pay more.ting them. >> and we gave them billions of dollars, and the united states spent $200 billion more than europe. why did we spend more? because biden never asked europe to spend more. >> i mean, we're just in the first few days here. i mean, he has hit the ground running, and he is -- he is disrupting things as he promised to do. >> and like you covered with our fox news voter analysis so well, you'll know this better than anybody, the number of people that told us they wanted substantial upheaval. they didn't just want a tweaking. they wanted major change. you pointed out the numbers repeatedly, and that's what people are saying they want. and remember this week, before he was inaugurated and president trump shows up at the notre dame cathedral rededication, and there were people grabbing the ring, and they dealt with him before, and trump has been through this before, and now as president, he is shaking things up, and foreign leaders like macron in france saying maybe some governments

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death toll continues to rise advice and president-elect jd vance telling "fox news sunday" anchor shannon breamrning that california it was just not prepared. watch. >> of your political affiliation it's hard not to see those images and just be heartbroken for our fellow americans going through a very tough time. i do think frankly the federal government has to do better job at president trump is committed to doing a better job when it comes to disaster relief. >> is a fires a in bern and the santa ana winds are, which is not welcome news for seven people watching right now california, governor gavin newsom somehow had time to record a podcast out there pretty sat down pod's save america podcast and says he has been getting not very good or straight answers from local officials. >> i'm the governor of california want to know the answer but got a question i can't tell you how many people what happened. my own team is saying what happened i went to get the answers. they won't give me straight answers i watch the press conference with some of those leaders. we had my team start talking to local le

vance telling fox news shannon bream yesterday he thinks the u.s.an make a deal with greenland. >> greenland is really important for america strategically and has a lot of great natural resources. my friend donald trump jr. was there a couple days ago. do you know what he told them? they want to be empowered to develop. i think actually there is a real opportunity here for us to take leadership, to protect america's security, to ensure that those incredible natural resources are developed and that's what donald trump is good at. is he good at making deals. i think there is a deal to be made in greenland. >> carley: denmark is sending president-elect trump's team private messages about meeting to discuss increasing u.s. military presence on the island. and with one week until donald trump's presidential inauguration, incoming first lady melania trump sat down with ainsley to explain how she will continue her be best campaign over the next four years. >> >> ainsley: and will you continue with your platform be best? >> i will continue with be best and

us online going for them on the trey gowdy podcast good night from south carolina shannon: i am shannon bream the senate works the weekend to confirm key members of president trump's national security team the new president lays the groundwork for his most ambitious policies yet. >> we have accomplished more in one week than other administrations have accomplished in four years. shannon: president trump it's a ground running with aggressive agenda and major changes to both at home and abroad as two of the president's most critical cabinet picks are confirmed. >> pete hegseth got approved. kristi noem just got approved. >> tom cotton a third ranking republican in the senate joins us live as another key trump nominee prepares for a make or break week in front of the intelligence committee hea he nw leads. plus. for more hostages released from hamas captivity as the cease-fire agreement enters a second week. senator richard blumenthal joins us exclusively on the state of the fragile deal and the impact the new president's vision for the region. then. >> is about ensuring the citizenship in the c

this is what he said on sunday with shannon bream. >> i do think the federal government has to do a better job. president trump is committed to doing a better job with disaster relief. true for the hurricane victims and flood victims in north carolina and true for the fire victims in california. we need competent, good governance. >> bill: two massive stories within a couple of months. what would you say to the incoming vice president? >> that fema is committed to helping everybody. we're very grateful for the bipartisan support of the supplemental which gave us the funding we need to continue to support everybody that's been impacted, right? the people of california that have now lost everything, to the people from florida, georgia, north carolina, south carolina impacted by hurricanes helene and milton to the 179 different disaster declarations we did last year alone. we need this bipartisan support to continue to support all of those families who have had so much trauma in their lives. >> dana: do you ever work -- i know local governments are the first line of defense for any disaster.

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joining us to make sense of it all, chief legal correspondent and acre of fox news sunday shannon bream>> you know that the court is deferential to the legislative branch and they think they've gotten this right -- let me read from the opinion. it is not signed by any author. it's a procuring opinion, meaning the court speaks with one voice. acknowledging 170 million americans who use this, saying "congress has determined that divestiture is necessary to support its well supported national security concerns regarding tiktok's data collection practices and relationship with a foreign adversary." much of the arguments are if it's a first amendment issue. people run their businesses and make political payments on this app. it does not seem like the justices bought that. hears something from justice gorsuch. he wrote i concur so he agrees with where they got to this. "speaking with and in favor of a foreign adversary is one thing, but allowing a foreign adversary to spy on americans is another." the justice department is out with a statement saying "the law stands. it will be up to the up l

happy to breed leaders will see you next weekend always dvr if you cannot catch us shannon: i am a shannon bream where winter stow st winter snoe south hurricane force winds plate fan the flames in southern california. ♪ deadly fires ripped through los angeles destroying entire neighborhoods. >> everyone has lost everything here. shannon: fueling criticism on the response by the state's democratic leaders. >> what are you doing at this point to earn back people's trust? fema administrator joins us on the recovery and containment efforts. then pick. >> 's great unity were going to get something done this going to be reducing taxes. >> present electron puddles of the republicans on the hill planning a path forward ambitious priorities from the economy and looming deadlines on extending tax cuts, to securing the southern border. prepare to take the hot seat vice president elect jd manson joins us exclusively at one week before he takes the oath of office in his first tv interview since the election. we are joined live by chair of the republican policy committee. plus, is there hope for a new era of

vance said about biden and foreign policy and some other things in an exclusive interview with shannon bream>> president biden had left us an absolute dumpster fire. we are excited to get to work. we need to be open and honest about the fact that president biden is not left the next administration in a good place. >> john: is he right? >> we have an ongoing war in europe the largest war since world war ii. we have israel still at war with its adversaries and joe biden hasn't backing them to the hilt as we should. china continues to menace the united states. what president trump needs to do and what i think he will do when it comes to offices find a responsible way to bring end to the war in ukraine that ensures russians does not invade ukraine for a third time in the future as they have under the last democratic presidents. back israel to the hilt so we can finish all the family business in the middle east so to speak and focus on deterring china from trying to replace america as the world's dominant superpower. >> thank you for them. a final thought from you before we go. >> i agree mostly

. >> fox news sunday with shannon bream. >> i'm excited to have these scent of your choice.o free items, plus free shipping. >> shocking new details about the major security failures in new orleans, and why police didn't do more to prevent this kind of attack. the police superintendent there, admitting that she had no idea the city had access to steel barriers that could have prevented the terrorists from driving his truck onto crowded bourbon street. >> yellow, what we call archers. and they were along the sidewalk. and that would be to be prevented if someone had. or if this particular terrorist went around up on the sidewalk. that's what that would do. okay. it would slow that down for anyone who thought that they could breach our targets, our yellow archers, where do they come from? actually, we have them. i didn't know about them, but we have them. >> god help us. >> god help us. >> the 700 pound steel barriers that the city has had since 2017 just got installed yesterday before bourbon street reopened. they are designed to stop over 5,000 pound trucks going 60mph. but

house republicans go on a street in order to get on the same page for the trump agenda please join shannon bream guest include tom cotton and democratic senator richard blumenthal. see my new special "biden's final act" on fox nation. if is available right now. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 3:00 p.m. in the west coast and 6:00 p.m. on the east. fair balanced and still unafraid. ingraham angle starts now. >> laura: good evening, everyone, i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. his first week in office. trump is already rushing to the scene. california governor newsom meeting him at the bottom of air force one in l.a. that moment is all anyone can talk about. the handshake that kept going like a -- little back and forth saw. the hug, the chest tap, the point, what did gavin newsom say and how did trump respond? >> i would appreciate. i appreciate very much. we want to get it fixed like got hit by a bomb, right? >> yeah. got hit by a bomb. >> most importantly, thank you for being here. it means a great deal to all of us. not just the folks in

and, hillary, fox news' shannon bream reporting earlier that the justices seemed to support the ban. know at this hour? >> reporter: yeah, cheryl. from listening to this hearing this morning, it seems like the supreme court justices are pretty skeptical of the idea that they would step in and overturn this ban that's expected to take effect in nine days from now. they heard from two attorneys who were trying to save tiktok from this ban, the attorney representing tiktok and also an attorney representing content creators that use tiktok. several justices though didn't seem to buy tiktok's claim that this divest order means that they are forced to shut down. multiple justices telling tiktok it's a choice. they could divest, but they are choosing not to. >> if bytedance divested the tiktok, we wouldn't be here, right? if bytedance was willing to let you go and willing to let you take the source code with you, that would be fine, right? we would not be here. >> what this law does is it says that tiktok incorporated, if bytedance doesn't exercise a qualified divestiture, you have to go mu

"fox news sunday" anchor and chief legal correspondent shannon bream is there with the details. a lot of people keeping an eye on this. i took a news quiz earlier. if it went forward they would have to basically do this by january 19th? >> they would, that's when the law that was passed would go into effect. there are 170 million tiktok users in the u.s. impacted. now, tiktok is arguing this is a free speech case. congress when they did this in a bipartisan way and signed by president biden they went too far. tiktok is arguing saying this would silence the speech of the many americans who use the platform to communicate about politics, commerce, arts, and other matters of public concern. countless small businesses who rely on the platform also will suffer substantial and unrecoverable monetary and competitive harms. the justice department says listen, this is not a free speech issue but a national security issue. tiktok collects data on tens of millions of americans which is prc could use for blackmail and espionage. the act leaves all speech on the platform unrestricted so long

sandra: fresh off the president's remark fox news anchor and chief correspondent, welcome to your shannon bream. many may ask that question in this exact moment. what did change if this was the deal put on the table last may? and it is being put together and followed through now? >> that is something i asked the vice president elect j.d. vance about sunday. that comment by president trump about all hell breaking loose, j.d. vance ed world leaders know that trump means it and there will be dire consequences for hamas if the deal does not get done. deep w steve witkoff for the incoming trump administration was and that the region trying to get this done and it is possible all working together that j.d. vance is clear as i'm sure the president-elect will also say he believes that threats and actually got the needle moving. when i pressed j.d. vance what does that mean? he said empowering and allowing israel to do what it has to do wipe out everything left of hamas. but also financial sanctions enabling terrorism within the region. it goes beyond hamas. clearly go to a broader message that there wi

vance was shannon bream over the weekend. you know, we want to stabilize prices or tom homan to republican congresspeople saying, you know, we need to be more reasonable about this deportation force. we won't be able to get everybody out there backing off of the promises that they made to the american people, because they know they're not going to be able to achieve them. well, please do throw it to tomi lahren nicely, okay? >> peace and prosperity usually drive elections. tomi. and i will tell you, i think history will not be kind to joe biden. i think as a result of this national security disaster of unvetted illegals, that will be his legacy. crimes will continue to be committed. terror attacks are very likely. and he allowed that to happen on his watch. i think he'll go down in history as one of the worst presidents ever. your thoughts? >> i believe he will. and i think there's no one more excited for donald trump's inauguration than jessica and the rest of the democrat party, because in a couple short days, they will no

fox news sunday with shannon bream. >> i'm excited to have these longer form conversations and eodorant in the scent of your choice. plus two free items, plus free shipping. >> president biden's got 17 days left in the oval, but who's counting? apparently karine jean-pierre is. >> he's going to have an opportunity to speak to all of you. you're going to hear from him many times in the next 17 days about his thoughts about his presidency. i'm going to let him speak for himself. he's had a historic presidency. he's done more in one term than most presidents have been able to do in two terms. and that is a that is just the facts. that is what we've been able to see. >> unfortunately for biden, 17 days won't be nearly enough time to erase the historic cover up of the president's mental acuity from the minds of americans. you saw the videos, you heard the speeches. when you had questions, they said you were crazy. remember, all of it was just cheap fakes. democrats didn't just gaslight you over joe biden's health. they did it on immigration, crime and the economy, too, which led to a generat

andy mccarthy and believe jonathan turley and some of the other great legal experts, including shannon breamour network, who say that this is probably something where there are many reversible errors, the president will see this reversed. but again, i thought his restraint was the right kind of restraint. and i actually give the judge. i take people what they say, i hope i believe he's honest. i mean, in a weird way, to wish him godspeed, but he wished him godspeed and i would reject it. >> i would catch it and i would throw it down, and then i would do something which would cause the pixelization on the zoom. >> what's the origin of godspeed? >> i could ask one more. sean. >> no, it's not that other thing you were saying earlier about that. >> oh, man. okay. thank you for that. coming up, john fetterman is mar-a-lago bound to meet with president elect trump? could it spark a new trend among democrats? >> buehler you're gonna be popular. i'll teach you the proper ploys when you talk to boys. little ways to flirt and flounce. i'll show you what some people just know. >> they could save hundre

fox news sunday with shannon bream i'm excited to have these longer form conver yours today@talkline.com. >> yep, you're watching mailing it in. >> all right. this is a special edition of mailing it in speed round. no. so, cal mike asks if you could have anyone else's voice, who would you have? charlie? >> bob dylan. because if you got old and your voice went to pot, it wouldn't matter. >> nice. dagen. >> ella fitzgerald, ella fitzgerald, nice. >> extremes. james earl jones or joe mckee. yeah, yeah. >> one of the themes i'll go with james earl jones. >> two cat put a button on it i would say janis joplin because also my speaking voice would get to stay the same. nice. >> all right. alabama. my home, alabama, my home. asked who did you have a crush on or idolize as a teen? charlie. >> heather locklear, heather thomas. >> okay, go scott baio, michelle pfeiffer, christina applegate. >> yeah, one of those two. >> i had a crush on dennis rodman, obviously. >> yes, it's well documented. >> and i idolized pope john paul ii. okay. >> did not see that coming. >> i unfortunately didn't see that co