you're seeing more and more black americans turn away from the al sharpton's of the world -- sharptons trump. elizabeth: harrison fields, thank you very much for joining us, it's good to see you. >> thank you, liz. >> when you say things like trump-proof, you're going to end up looking like a hypocrite when, you know, you need the president for something and you're all in his face smiling and cheesing the same way president biden was after they a called him a threat the democracy and all of these other thing, and then he's, like, welcome back when it came time for the white house. so it's, like, cut it out. elizabeth: okay, charlamagne tha god, he's saying, gavin newsom, cut it out. we've got news coming in, california lawmakers saying stop your vanity project, newsom, for a white house run and try fixing california. we have got national border patrol's art del cueto here the react. also coming in, new details on why big pharma is in an uproar as trump nominates rfk jr. to run measures hs to the make america healthy again. and guess what? bernie sanders agrees with them. he agrees are

sharpton blueberry pie lifetime achievement award.und and ask who has the most blueberry pie on their face? well, north carolina lieutenant governor mark robinson gets a heaping helping of pie, not only for including me in his racist and sexist rants online, but for running a gubernatorial campaign so toxic that even donald trump distanced himself from it. with robinson's political career all but finished, perhaps in the new year he can return to his role as nudeafrica.com's most prolific post. >> there we go. >> next, amazon founder jeff bezos can expect his pie slice within two days of his prime subscription is paid up. bezos sparked outrage in washington in the "washington post" newsroom when he spiked the editorial board's planned endorsements of kamala harris putting an ironic twist on the paper's slogan democracy dies in the darkness. turns out post readers would get the last word. 250,000 of them canceled their subscriptions and i will take my final slice of pie and split it up into two thinner pieces for elon musk and vivek ra

have to hand it to sharpton got his money from kamala up front.s smarter than he looks. bill from arizona, can we get carville a new hat? >> can't headache the lsu tiger thing off his head. jean, what is the favourite christmas movie at the watters house? >> we don't watch movies around christmas time. i have never seen the famous christmas movie. what is the one that everyone watches? i have never seen it. never seen the wonderful life. never, ever seen it. jim from venice florida, jesse, you didn't give cat the hat. i forgot to hand it to her. she got it when she left. terry from kentucky, what is the deal. first you are against orgies now bubble bath and best friends, who hurt you jesse? i have issues. will kane definitely takes bubble baths. oh, yeah, and he takes two ounces lathered up. a sick man. >> welcome to the special edition of hannity, i am tammy

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david from edgewood, washington, got to hand it to sharpton.was smart, got his money from kamala up front. man. sharpton really is smarter than he looks. bill from porte fort, mojave, arizona. can we get carville a new hat? something red with white letters. he's close. still got the lsu tigers thing. you can't take that off his head. gene or gene from etters, pennsylvania. what's the favorite christmas movie at the watters house? we don't really watch movies around christmas time. i've actually never seen the famous christmas movie. what's the one that everybody watches with the kid gets the shotgun or the christmas? i've never seen it. never seen a wonderful life. never ever seen it. jim from venice, florida. jesse, you didn't give kat her hat. i forgot. i couldn't believe how excited she was, and i just forgot to hand it to her. she got it when she left. terry from lexington, kentucky. what's the deal? first, you're against, now bubble baths. and best friends who hurt you. jesse, i have issues. brittany from saint louis, missouri. will cain d

right here >> good evening, i'm al sharpton, we join you tonight with breaking news, former president jimmy carter has passed away at the age of 100, the 39th president began hospice care at his home in georgia last year. his wife, first lady rosalynn carter passed away just over a year ago, in memory of president carter, we are looking back at his remarkable life and legacy, here is nbc news acre, jose diaz-balart . >> my name is jimmy carter and i'm running for president. >> the election in 76 confounded political wisdom, until that year, iowa caucuses in which he trounced his rivals, he was virtually unknown outside of his native georgia, he grew up in a farm that lacked electricity and indoor plumbing. he attended the u.s. naval academy, served as an 80 -- navy lieutenant and came home to work on the family peanut farm, he met rosalynn smith, who would become his closest friend and adviser, carter entered politics, serving two terms in the georgia state senate, in 1970 he was elected governor, and his inaugural address, he made it clear there was a new breeze blowing through the s

sharpton failed to disclose the mega donation to his bosses.itical donations. doesn't msnbc have to sake some -- take some action to show this is unacceptable, or is the brass too worried about taking on its most prominent black host? >>> jennifer o'malley dillon, joe biden's campaign manager if who was kept on my kamala harris, is unloading on the need ya coverage. >> being up against a narrative that we weren't doing anything or we were afraid to have interviews is completely bull [bleep] and also, like, took hold a little bit and just gave us another thing we had to fight back for that trump never had to worry about. the questions were small and process-y and about, like -- >> dumb. >> they were not informing a voter who was trying to listen to learn more. howard: okay journalists ask a lot of inside baseball questions, but for a solid month harris may have done a couple of local outlet interviews, but she refused to do a national tv interview until sitting down with cn's dana bash. that blunder defined her early am campaign, and that's not

reverend al sharpton, they are on the legacy ofjimmy carter, thank you for your time. us on bbc news as we are counting down, of course, the minutes now to new year's, 2025, in the city of london. we can show you the scene there, the london eye along the thames. greg mckenzie promises us the largest fireworks spectacular in all of europe, so definitely stay tuned for that if you're judging by past years, it is an absolute spectacular show. we will have special coverage of new year's eve and he celebrations coming up there in london injust a matter of minutes. greg and our colleague nikki schuller will be taking over from nikki schuller will be taking overfrom here. and there it goes! that is all from us here in washington —— nicky schiller. hello there. we've got more strong winds, heavy rain and some snow as we head into the new year. the heavy rain has moved away from scotland, but it's moved further south, and it's across this part of north—west england that we have an amber rain warning from the met office. 100mm of rain in the hills — likely to be flooding and tra

here is al sharpton. >> i would not say jarring. let's remember, the democrats only lost by less than 2%. so we keep acting like there was a landslide against the democrats. that's not true. i think, though, that rahm is right if there had been more emphasis and projection on the pain that people were feeling they would have edged that 1 1/2% and won the election. >> harris: tiffany. it is going the take more than messaging and messengers and people weren't having a feeling. they were having an experience with bad economy and illegal immigrants and crime. >> exactly. like the democrats lied to the american people about joe biden's help, gas lit the american people on the economy and immigration and even told people they were racist if they didn't vote blue. it is no wonder they lost this election. al sharpton is just another far left out of touch democrat that lives in his own echo chamber and has no sense about what the american people were feeling. what they were experiencing in our cities and our towns and our schools, with our k

>> the al sharpton example i find egregious. at msnbc say this can't go on, it's an in insult to their viewers. paying for the interviews is egregious. february 1st, the dnc has to elect a new leader. they better make a wise choice. they've got a lot of problems right now. maria: john, do you want to say anything. >> money isn't everything. john morgan knows how the average american taxpayer feels about the democrats having thrown the money at the problems and not getting any positive results. maria: there you go. let's get the weather check. snow hammering -- i said it, snow, hammering the great lakes region, millions still under winter weather warnings. fox weather meteorologist marissa torres now with an update. marissa, wow, look at those pictures. >> we had incredible snow totals coming out of the great lakes. as a michigander myself, great lakes snow is where it is at. you can goa get up to 5 feet of snow, more snow on the way. it's a troubling time, off of lake erie and ontario where we had 5 feast snow. maybe 1 to 2 feet

reverend al sharpton and former congressman and veteran max rose. thank you both very much.p next, after this year's election losses, there's an argument to made that the democratic party is in need of new leadership. david hogg is aiming to do just that by running for dnc vice chair. and he joins me next. for dnc vie chair. and he joins me next may i? (laughs) laser measured floorliners protect carpet in the front and second row. cargo liner protects the rear. the side window deflector offers more protection. my turn! the sinkmat contains spills in cabinets. something for you too, buddy! pets eat safely with the non-toxic pet feeding system. find these american made gifts or get a gift card instantly at wt.com. autumn is here, and leaves are falling. any gutter open to the elements is going to collect leaves, acorns you name it. and cleaning your gutters can be a real challenge. but just one call to leaffilter, and the problem's solved. it wasn't just that leaffilter cleaned our gutters and guaranteed that they'd stay clog free. but it was more they saved us the energy of h

reverend al sharpton had a message to democrats saying they need to preserve president biden's legacyk assignment for everybody. watch. >> i think that the democratic party and the progressives need to really do a better job at amplifying what biden did. joe biden did some very solid things, transformative things. if nobody is talking about this, we would let donald trump dictate the narrative that this was all four years of failure. we made more progress for working class people and communities of color under biden and we need to brag about that rather than sit in the trauma unit that we lost an election by less than 2%. >> harris: fred, there are some problems with that, though. if you don't acknowledge mistakes you made. the ignoring of americans who were saying they were being crushed by bidenomics, so on and so forth, i don't know that you go forth with any more success the next time around. who cares about biden's legacy? that's his job. >> well harris, that last point he made is one with which i would agree. i would say the first person he needs to talk about biden's legacy is

i want to bring back reverend al sharpton, who's been part of our msnbc coverage.n power, which no one can deny elon musk has some of it, and leadership. >> yeah, i think that we really are seeing something unprecedented. when you can see someone who's on the public stage merely because of his wealth that has not been elected by anybody, will not have to go in front of a senate committee, nothing that's going to run a government arm that is really not official. but that he can veto the entire congress that had come to terms and was moving forward to deal with keeping the government open. he tweeted and stopped the process before even president-elect trump came in. and to give him that kind of unprecedented power where he's sitting in meetings with heads of state, who come to mar-a-lago to see trump, that he's on the phone with zelenskyy, we are really creating the image and fact, probably the reality, that we're moving toward a real oligarchy. what is the reason a guy like elon musk is in meetings with heads of state and can decide that he can disrupt even the spea

al sharpton comes to town and says this is about race. it wasn't about race. the people on the subway car he tried to protect were black and hispanic, the people on the jury were all races, people who helped him hold jordan neely down were black and hispanic. people like alvin bragg, it is time to say goodbye. you are a political prosecutor. you ruined this man's life and it is time somebody brought civil rights violation or investigation against him. >> lawrence: judge jeanine pirro has the exclusive interview. find her on "the five" everyday. latest inflation numbers released in the midst of holiday shopping season. jolly dons he will make christmas affordable again. s h christmas affordable again. s he christmas affordable again. as h christmas affordable again. yss christmas affordable again. he christmas affordable again. lowe's knows that holiday list can stretch further than your budget. with mylowe's rewards... yes. you get member deals and earn points when you shop. so, you can get more and give more too. join my lowe's rewards for free today. lowe's

also joining us, the president of the national action network, the reverend al sharpton. with me at the table, democratic strategist and professor at columbia university, msnbc political analyst, basel, your thoughts. >> it wasn't just a biographical point for him, he led with religion through his career. he credits his, the time he grew up not in plains, georgia but in archery, georgia. he would say around african- american families, he played with them, you went to church with them, he went to school with them and he talked about how the african-american bishop, reverend william johnson actually had a profound impact on shaping his life. as he is campaigning for governor and recognizing you got george wallace in alabama, sort of leaning into segregation and he is determining i need to move away from this, he leads as well with his face, he also becomes president at a time, it was an incredible statistic, the gallup poll says a third of america at that time considered themselves born-again. a third of america. he is becoming president at a time after decades where the ev

peter baker and the reverend al sharpton, it's a privilege to have you on this topic on this day.o much for starting us off. still ahead for us, peter mentioned we'll turn to president carter's most memorable speech remarkable at the time and as relevant as ever right now today. stay with us. relevant as ever right now today. stay with us and i have spastic cerebral palsy. it's a mouthful. one of the harder things is the little things that i need help with: getting dressed, brushing your teeth, being able to go out with your friends by yourself. those are hard because you don't want help, but you need it. children like jaxon need continued support for the rest of their lives. whoa, whoa, whoa. and you can help. please join easterseals right now, with your monthly gift. i'm almost there. the kids that you are helping, their goal is to be as independent as they can. these therapies help my son to achieve that goal. easterseals offers important disability and community services that can change a life forever. please, go online, call or scan the qr code right now with your gift of jus

reacted to the verdict today coach is someone who nevee rides the subway by the way, reverend al sharpton out tha statement saying this verdict represents blatant legalization of civiliaenn vigilantism and dangerous message that citizens can take matters into their own hands even if it leads toge someone's death.t, but what all he doesn't get, al doesn't get is the people of new york have just had it. maybe the reverend should just brus offh off the crowds and in new york and the bronx. madison square, buddies brushins that off but should have paid more attention.o thosame people know that the danger to america isn't from trump. it's not from people like daniel penny or overzealous cops. the danger to new yorkers and the rest of tho wae people in te country come from prosecutors who want to punish law-abiding americans by making excuses for hardened criminals and harboring migrants. pour o, theyf the seed the blacs matter crowd they are what they said in 2020, frauds. >> we need some black vigilantes. people want to? jump up and choe us? and kill us for being loud? how about we did the sa

. >> no formal announcement by al sharpton formally announced that he will formally announced. thank you. >>> joining me is the sage of capitol hill, congressman jim kleiburn. democrat of south carolina. congress was ultimately able to avert a government shutdown with the last minute vote to keep the government funded for the next three months. president biden just signed that bill earlier today. previous versions of the spending bill failed this week after criticisms from president- elect trump and elon musk who has critics questioning just how much power he now has over republican priorities but 170 house republicans voted in favor of funding yesterday. both he and musk have hinted fourth coming primary challenge to those that defied the both of them. so who will be in charge here next month? congressman, is trump in charge or is musk in charge? >> well thank you very much, reverend for having me this evening it's hard to say. i had hoped we would stand with tradition and make sure the president is in charge and the members of congress as well as the judiciary, the three bran

they raised more money and then gave it to oprah and al sharpton. cares how much money they raised? a trump beat and kamala, and got out raised 2 to 1. it's not about the money. they launder it anyway. they had a dumb strategy appears all she did was speak to a few people in the social media. him one time she crossed over and did fox, she got annihilated. they were waving the white flag on the sideline. cut. cut. she didn't do rogan because she would have been exposed. she didn't do any of these sports podcasts because no one wanted to talk politics and she doesn't know anything about sports. it's not just a media problem: it was a candidate problem. do you hear what she just said? she said a fight. fight what? fight who? fight how? fight the nominees? fight mass deportation? she has no idea what she is saying. she cannot say that when federman is meeting with them. she cannot say that when the donors are mar-a-lago. the country is not in the mood to fight. the country wants to get it together. also a great book. >> available everywhere. >> judge? >

$100,000, percent designed to the caller daddy podcast mimics a sense of obviously half a million to al sharptongroup as well and just have them sit there and get puff interviews that they would've given anyway. there's no reason to be the money is clear, she missed spent that money that owners gave her and she would taxpayer money as well and thankfully she's not what present. liz: is unclear how celebrities can talk to regular folks out there and helping it's great to see you and thank you for joining us and i'm elizabeth mcdonald think you for watching the evening edit on foxbusiness and don't forget to dvr us in a looking news here, simes headed over to the bottom line and take it away degen and brian it is great to see you guys. dagen: short

in debt, the first place they should go is back to all the movie stars that they paid, especially sharpton the others, to get et endorsement that obama told them to have. give that money back to the party. >> jesse: i mean, oprah. they got to knock on her door. al. >> a million dollars. >> jesse: beyoncÉ. was she involved? i mean, i think she did -- >> springsteen was involved and he's a billionaire. now jay z may need it for an attorney. i don't know. >> jesse: alleged. so tell me about this other concept they have. they're in a bubble. they're trying to realize how they got into the bubble. and how to get out of the bubble. does it look like they're making progress? >> no, they won't make progress for a while. they'll be out in the wilderness. but someone's going to have to emerge and they're going to have to fight through it. but it's not that it's just going to happen because remember, these progressives, these socialists, these ivy leagues, they control this party. remember what they did. not only did they control the party, they changed the system. they don't go to iowa to start out

kamala just robbed donors to pay oprah and sharpton and blue to hawaii for a week.al. belmar is also not losing sleep over trump. >> of course the worst things could happen. trump could get into office and blow up the world on day one but i'm not going through the same thing i did last time. when it happens, wake me, but i'm not giving my mind over to it again and i will see what happens and one thing i've learned about the future is that we are very bad about predicting it and whatever you think is probably likely to happen probably isn't going to happen. >> jesse: wait a second, the media said trump was going to order seal team six to assassinate journalists and other media is like i'm going to sleep, wake me up when they are outside the door. the journalists who thought they would be dead in january were calling trump for an interview. >> the day after donald trump had that crazy rally at madison square garden, i rolled the dice and called him on the phone. [laughs] >> and he answered. i said i want an interview with you. obviously he said no. but my point is i w

joe: yeah, six figures for big set and million dollars to oprah, 500,000 to al sharpton, phoney interviewla harris, didn't do very well on november 5th. jason: they were asking $25. joe: imagine if she ran the u.s. economy and the government. nicole: that's what they want to do, right? jason: mine is about ruining a brand. they have destroyed this brand and feel for all of you who invested tens of thousands of dollars to buy one of these, you know, james bond kind of cars because now they have just ultimately destroyed the brand. it's where they want to go, they are open about it, candidate about it, hey, we want to be really woke that we are all going in on the woke, but they destroyed that brand, bye, bye. joe: wow. nicole: jaguar or ashton martin. jaguars are known to break down, they have to be flashy. alicia: massive breach of u.s. companies, texts between iphones and androids are vulnerable to cyber-attacks, that's actually really scary, like literally nothing is safe at this point. nicole: another reason why my brother needs to get an iphone so our family text can be blue and not g

>> thank you reverend sharpton. i'm so glad to be with you. my job as a senator as described in the constitution is to make a determination about whether these nominees are fit to do these jobs. whether they are going to uphold the law, whether they are going to follow the constitution and whether they have the capability of serving in these roles and the department of defense job is hugely important so i have massive concerns about pete hegseth certainly the endless stream of stories about hi to stand up and the allegations of him assaulting women are deeply concerning but at the end of the day, this will be up to my republican colleagues. do they stand up for the men and women who serve our country? or do they follow the whims of this president-elect? there are a lot of women who have served our country in minnesota who served in combat and i'm thinking about them and how they would feel to have the next secretary of defense who feels people don't deserve to have the opportunity to serve. >> senator, the fbi has approval from the trump ran c

politics nation with reverend al sharpton is next. >>> good evening and welcome to politics nation. tonight's lead, trouble brewing. in just the first weeks of the coming new year, a fractured house republican caucus will have to vote on a speaker with several massive tests around government looming on the horizon. the treasury secretary is warning this weekend, we may be flirting with a default in just a few weeks. as another spending plan to fund the government, is on these conflicts. on capitol hill. but rather than offer a message of maturity and reassurance over the holiday weekend, the president-elect threatened to buy other countries that of course aren't for sale. while he repairs a sleeping purge of undocumented immigrants here in the u.s. and a lot of his base is angry with his allies elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. over their recent comments that the u.s. should remain open to certain immigrants because maga america isn't producing enough brains for the tech industry. still for all of that, on the other side of the aisle is whether democrats days away from being out of pow

peter baker and the reverend al sharpton, it's a privilege to have you on this topic, on this day.tarting us off. still ahead for us, peter mentioned it. we're going to turn to president carter's most memorable speech, remarkable at the time, and as relevant as ever, right now, today. stay with us. stay with us. feels good to move. feel less joint pain, swelling and tenderness, back pain, and clearer skin, and help stop further joint damage with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections, and lowered ability to fight them may occur, like tuberculosis or other serious bacterial, fungal, or viral infections. some were fatal. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms like fevers, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough, had a vaccine or plan to, or if inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions and severe eczema-like skin reactions may occur. ♪♪ ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. narrator: time is running out to give a year-end gift like no other

honestly al sharpton story is the weather really got me i wonder what msnbc will do about that and theyhen he doesn't interview a positive interview on msnbc i just have a problem with that. it's so black and white like it we call it corruption. this is the woman that wanted to be in charge of the purse strings of america blew through wanted half-million and is in debt of 20 million. >> i have good news, the clintons are outcome of the obama's are out. harrison walter out harris and biden are out we are done with all of them. >> any celebrity endorsements, what you pay for this. that was great, thank you. meanwhile in new york blizzard winter storm expected to sweep across the northeast blasting towns. and 3 - 5 feet of snow from earlier snow "fox weather" meteorologist marissa torres with an update. several feet on the ground being cleaned up across the great lakes from the upm michigan across the snow belt which is ohio through pennsylvania and western new york and they will see the clipper system is get a swing through an arctic cold front but will trigger the snow, blizzard conditio

it was ten days later that they decided to indict him and that's after al sharpton came in and everybodyd this case is about race. alvin bragg's office should be criticized for the fact that they tried to make it about race. i want you to remember a couple of things. number 1, there were minorities on that jury. number 2, there was a hispanic and a black who assisted danny in holding down jordan neely. number 3, on the subway car the people were blocked, hispanic and white. nothing about this was racial. they want to make this about race. this case was not about race. this was a case were the d.a. office did everything they could including win this case should have been dismissed, they decided to dismiss the top count , hoping the jury would come back on monday and compromise on homicide. they didn't do that. alvin bragg's office tried to weapon eyes daniel penney's military service against him. as though the fact that he was a marine, the fact that he did what he was taught, that he used his knowledge of how to defend people from other people, to protect people. they try to make that a

marcus al sharpton bright who will be six years old. time does play.the month. as we were celebrating i thought about what kind of world are we giving our children? our grandchildren? it is almost unbelievable to me he might grow up in a world with less rights than i have. the women's right to choose. voting rights being in many ways altered if not eliminated. immigration rights under siege. we must continue this fight so that we can hand ittoour children and grandchildren. that is why january on one side of washington, to become 47th president, we will be at metropolitan ame church marching way away from the inauguration to take our oath to keep dr. king's dream of civil rights and fairness alive. that does it for me. thank you for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow. 5:00 p.m. eastern for another live hour of politics nation. the saturday show with jonathan capehart starts right after a short break. a short break. at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools. and sell them directly to you.

al sharpton seem to think so. let me know what you think on socials. tell me is he the best freestyle rapper you have ever seen and he was making them all up on the spot as we witnessed and let us know. we are up next. >>> tonight on the readout. >>> tonight i say this to my republican colleagues the defending the indefensible. there will come a day when donald trump is gone, but your dishonor will remain. >> liz cheney dared to speak the truth about donald trump and republicans are preparing a criminal investigation of her which trump seems to support as he begins the retribution tour and also tonight trump loves to praise dictators and mock america's allies and his latest target is one of the biggest trade partners canada which she says dismissively should be america's 51st state and the future of the democratic party as nancy pelosi reportedly works to thwart the younger generation of democrats to rise in the party. congresswoman cori bush repairs to exit congress but not the fight for our democracy. >>> we begin tonight with a tale of two killings.

why did she spend half a million dollars on al sharpton? she spend a million dollars on bruce springsteen? he's a billionaire. if he wanted to help her, when i do the concert for free? she was either getting shaken down behind her back and didn't know it, she was paying off her allies, where this is a big money laundering operation. imagine how she would have been as president. ct where the democrats go from here? people have real name recognition. does that have to be a new kind of democrat candidate? >> dana: i think has loves a vacuum and it will continue until somebody steps up. one thing about tim ryan is that he has been saying that, but no one listened to him. when he ran for president on the democratic side of the primary, he was saying all of those things in the left left them out of the room and said there's no room for you in this party. so he has been outside throwing rocks against the white house door saying some he should listen to me. talking about especially the working class. and they ignored him. and they paid a price for

. >> al sharpton comes in.n to the f train and political alvin bragg does his political dance. >> harris: let's watch more now from judge jeanine's exclusive interview with daniel penny. >> when he said he was willing to kill people, did you believe him? >> yeah, totally. it was unlike -- because there are outbursts on the train all the time. in new york city there are people coming on and saying kind of -- talking crazy. this was unlike anything that i have ever experienced and it was -- it was very serious. i completely believed what he was saying. >> harris: he is emotional there, too. what was your impression of him as someone who now is known by everyone a hero? he not only is a hero, he is more than that. he is to me an icon who at this point in america represents true masculinity. when the last election we tried to talk about what is masculine. that guy is. he wants no attention. he is very uncomfortable in any kind of public setting. he doesn't like the limelight. doesn't like politics. doesn't want to

and then they spent $500,000, essentially, bribeing al sharpton moments before he interviewed her. money that i worked so hard to raise. i raised millions of this, and donors are feeling burned. though i might be the only one coming forward, i haven't met a single donor who disagrees with me. ashley: so what's been the response, lindy, since you made your announcementsome if -- announcement? >> vitriolic. and they say they're not a cult, but look at how they behave when one of their own dares to think for herself. the excommunication, the defamation, the public shaming, the boycott campaigns, the psychological terrorism. i no longer have comments on any of my social media because it's just too much. i don't need that. [laughter] it's just endless. as soon as you step out of line, they will get you. ashley: yeah, that is clear. so what's next? are you going to to turn republican? if independent? if what's next for you? >> this all has been so fast for me and, actually, someone scooped my own exit. some random person on twitter got 3 million views saying that lindy li's going to exit

reverend al sharpton is here. dr. anderson, what is polio? >> it's a viral disease that causes massive paralysis. by paralysis, not only your extremities, your ability to breathe. how many people dune had polio? my grandmother, god rest her soul, had polio. we have eradicated this disease from the united states and from most of the world. it is a devastating, life taking, life threatening disease. i love that cdc information that shows how many lives have been saved by this safe, very effective vaccine. also in "the new york times" i think yesterday was almost a primmer for physicians reminding them of these vaccine preventible diseases, how deadly they are, and how horrible it would be, specifically for kids but really for everybody, if these diseases came back. so polio is one example of a horrible disease that we have eradicated because of vaccines. >> and does the vaccine need to go away? we should be clear, they're petitioning to get rid of it, but it seems that simply not adherence to a vaccine schedule could expose some kids to risk. c

the reverend al sharpton, he put out a statement saying this verdict represents the blatant legalizationan vigilantism, sending a dangerous message that citizens can now take matters into their own hands even if it leads to someone's death. but what all he doesn't get, what al doesn't get that the people of new york have just had it. maybe the rev should brush off the crowds that trump drew in new york and the bronx just ignoring that madison square garden he is brushing that off but he should have paid more attention. those people know that the danger to america isn't from trump, it's not from people like daniel penny or over zealous cops the danger to new yorkers and the rest of the people in country come from prosecutors who want to punish law abiding americans by making excuses for hardened criminals and also migrants. more of us see that the black lives matter crowd, well, they are kind of what we said they were back in 2020, frauds. >> we need some black village vigilantes. >> that's right. >> people want to jump up and choke us? and kill us for being loud? how about we do the same

why was al sharpton's nonprofit which doesn't sound like a nonprofit pay $500,000 ahead of the tee-ballhim. why were performers paid to show up at a rally, how did the campaign end up with $20 million in debt after having all that money, $1.5 billion. it begs the question, st. if this is the way the campaign spent money, could you imagine kamala harris as president in terms of the way her government would spend money a and the economy. it's scary think about. stuart: that is frightening. but she lost. thanks for joining us. see you again real soon. listen to this, there is new speculation that a member of the squad could be gearing up to run for president in 2028. ashley, i believe we're talking about alexandria ocasio-cortez, aoc, right? >> we are indeed, stu. good morning. reports suggest that aoc would be among the potential 2028 democrat contenders along with kamala harris. really? pete buttigieg. gretchen whitmer, josh shapiro and gavin newsom. the 2028 election will be the first one where ocasio-cortez can legally run as the constitution states you have to be 35 years and older. t

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. >> brian: wasn't just h hawk newsome the blm al sharpton's group use some of the $500,000 perhaps thatamala harris gave his organization in order to do the interview on the news network msnbc, and paid some of those people to stand outside behind bike racks and scream horrible things that they could hear in the courtroom. think about that, they could hear the scream not guilty courtroom, murderer while they were doing. this meanwhile, fox nation, the whole thing, if you don't get the app., use this opportunity to get it. and watch the whole interview. >> lawrence: judge jeanine later on in the show. fox news alert, killer of ceo denied bail for being too dangerous. >> rachel: brooke singman joins us now. >> brooke: the 26-year-old man charged with killing brian thompson not making things ease on local authorities as he entered that pennsylvania courtroom yesterday. watch this. [shouting] the intelligence of the american people [inaudible] >> murder suspect luigi mangione was denied bail after prosecutors said he was too dangerous to be released. mangione remains behind bars in pennsylv

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. $551 million plus the money that went to al sharpton's action network, plus harpo productions, plusr donations they made. it was an egregious amount of money just thrown out the window. her wet? for nothing. that's why they're so angry. i don't blame that all. >> kayleigh: don't forget the "call her daddy" set in the voter who said that's what drove her away from her, charles. >> charles: this term comes up a lot. i think that's where the mistake is. you can appease the donors or the american public but you can't appease both. what biden did under the biden-harris presidency, they officially transformed to the democratic party from the party of main street to the party of wall street. that $1.9 trillion was always designed to go into the pockets of the 1%. everything they did was designed to help the wealthiest people in this country. they would have wiped out $1.4 trillion in college loans if they could've gotten away with it. >> harris: that's right. >> charles: here's a list of the companies that make the most money during the biden administration. lucky markin, 147 billy dollars

that's what the protest, al sharpton was there only reason this guy was indicted they want to make thisace daniel penny happens to be white and jordan neely happens to be black. that's coincidental. good part it's a new york jury. the bad part is a new york jury. we saw what they did with donald trump. the country is looking at that the case shouldn't have been brought. how could you convicted this guy and they did it back in may. so you wonder is this new york jury going to be dispassionate and understand put all this stuff aside any political pressure might be coming down, forgetting this is a democratic strong hold and just see this as a good samaritan trying to save a bunch of people. and i think the other thing that doesn't help is that martial arts experts said he put the hold on wrong. and they said. >> lawrence: such a common thing. so, i mean, it's common when someone is moving for the choke to not be applied the right way. and to your first point, brian, i thought it was a miss the opportunity not to highlight the person that held him down. sure, there was some cross-examinati

us now president of the national action network and host of msnbc's politics nation, reverend al sharpton>> thank you. >> let's start simply with aoc here. this was a bit of a surprise to some that you raised your hand for this post, and then a surprise to others that she was defeated. where do you think her political future lies? in a post yesterday she said she acknowledged the defeat but said she was ready to get back to work. >> well, first of all i'm a big aoc fan in terms of how she has handled herself. i think that she has been very progressive but also very practical in trying to get things done, so i think her future is bright because of she's bright and handle it well. i think there's a lot of emphasis on generation, and i think rightfully so because you need a continuation, continuity of trying to make some things solid and durable for our nation. but at the same time, we should not replace age with a gender. there are young people that are just as, in my opinion, reactionary as older people. j.d. vance and aoc is in the same generation, so i think rather than age we need to lo

al sharpton, national action network half $1 million. roland martin 350,000. harpo productions air quotes around that. aka oprah. beyonce to show up probably about 15 minutes from her home. not perform. nothing about them was real. it was all for show. >> they will teach political science classes on how not to run a campaign. david, doug, good to see you both. happy new year. thank you. we're going to have more hannity after the break. stick around. >> procrastination has been my biggest enemy. i felt completely helpless to it. now with thesis, it's this perfect mix of an increased energy, a deep tunnel focus. if you want to get stuff done, you need to try thesis. >> get the life back. okay, okay. >> he's breathing. okay. >> when i saw that ethan was not breathing, i determined that i needed to use something to remove the obstruction from his airway. >> it's very important for every household to have a life vest. >> everyone should have one in their home. anything can happen at any moment. >> i want my friends and family and people that i serve to know that we

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a prosecutor who makes a decision to go to a grand jury on homicide charges because you have al sharpton of these other organizations involved and demanding justice for jordan neely, now you know, the truth in this case is that the issue of her justification was central to what was going on and everyone needs to remember what ever they think of this case, the prosecution could not and did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that daniel penny was not justified in using that force, in fact daniel penny daniel penny was justified in using that force even, and he used less than jordan neely did because he threatens imminent deadly physical force, and you are entitled to use that kind of force, although daniel penny did not even know he died. speaking to the cops and did not even know that he died he thought apparently he was unconscious, in the end what we have here are people demanding justice for jordan neely, let me make one point, the truth is that jordan neely was on a list of new york city's most needy homeless and mentally ill people in a city of 8 million, he has on a list of 50 who

if he was facing a firing squad, he would not have been shot at 41 times, mark emmert sharpton was an giuliani's neck, and the mayor couldn't shake him. >> it becomes part of this litany in which people can talk about the utterly abusive policing under giuliani hundreds were going to jail nonviolently laying out in front of one police plaza, a demonstrations continued day after day. >> the arrests continued day after day. it was very little coming from the mayor. >> people think it's a systemic problem within the nypd. >> well, actually it isn't. violence by police officers has gone down by about 50% over the last five years. >> the last time amadou called me, he said i'm happy i have saved enough money. i saved $9,000, and i'm ready to go to college. mom, i'm going to college. that was his last words to me. we were denied justice. my son was denied his dream, but his inspired hundreds and hundreds of people. >> it cannot be overstated how the killing of amadou diallo became such a rallying point, a kind of symbol, immediately for so much of the city. those 41 bullets became such a br