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fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> all right.emocrat lawmakers in washington state are once again acting like they're the enemies of parental rights. now, this time, they're trying to keep parents in the dark about critical information affecting their children in school. the state senate passing a bill that would stop schools from having to tell parents immediately if their child is the victim of a crime by another student or even a teacher. and what about if your son or daughter is telling school counselors that they're confused about their gender, or asking about abortion? well, the same deal democrat lawmakers think parents do not have a right to be immediately told. >> young women have. if they're old enough to get pregnant, they're old enough to make their own decisions about what happens with their bodies. okay. and parents do not have the right to change that. >> everyone okay with this? this sound good? over 13 and your frontal lobe isn't even fully formed. joining me now, jason rant, seattle radio host who's been trackin

get the latest news, business, and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> continuing our coverage of the awful air crash in philadelphia. six people on board a medevac learjet that, as you can see there, slammed into the ground in a densely packed neighborhood. there is no word on any survivors from that plane, and it is hard to believe, as you look at those pictures, that anybody could have survived it. also, there are casualties on the ground in what was rush hour, 6 p.m. eastern friday night. let's go live now to fox news correspondent cb cotton and cb. it's obviously a little calmer than it was a few hours ago, but i imagine although you're being kept away from the scene for obvious reasons, it's still a hive of activity. in terms of the investigation behind you there. >> jonathan, i would definitely say so. this from all from all looks of it, it's still a very much an active investigation. we can see the bright lights from all the first responders still on scene. we are being kept about a quarter mil

get the latest news, business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere.fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening to must see interviews on one nation. tony robbins reacts to dems taking aim at elon. plus,anteer bra today at honey love.com. >> this is the big leagues. sink or swim. tonight we have abby hornacek versus american values pac spokeswoman rookie caitlin sinclair. okay ladies you guys ready? >> is this the super bowl of sink or swim. >> this is the super bowl of sink or swim. >> actually, we discussed. >> and abby and i are going to be a team against you. >> we did not discuss this. i just decided actually. >> that you just decided. wow, i'm getting ganged up on, and the game hasn't even started yet. all right, we'll see if the two on one thing plays. looney tunes is the category which liberal senator predicted there'd be no vaccines if rfk jr is confirmed. was it liz warren, otherwise known as pocahontas or crazy mazie hirono? >> it sounds like something mazie would say, given her senate confirmation, the rest of us could end up literally

fox news audio on sirius xm. america is listening. putting america first. jorge masvidal on how trump's policies are reshaping the nation. plus, love.com. >> welcome back everybody. this is fox news continuous coverage of a small plane crash in northeastern philadelphia. kevin corke jonathan hunt with you throughout the evening hours here on fox news channel. this was apparently a jet, a bit of an air ambulance, if you will, transporting six people, including a very small, we understand, a minor child who had undergone a life saving procedure, and unfortunately, all six people aboard the aircraft appear to have perished and there have been some injuries on the ground as well. we want to talk about what the first responders and safety officials are doing. they are obviously racing around the clock to try to clear out the debris and investigate the cause of the crash. that debris field is probably sizable given the speed of impact. we have joined now by jason pack, former fema external affairs officer and first responder. jason, always great to have you with

xm deal. >> what is it like to knew what a 25 million 3 year sirius xm deal. >> not checking until myes home. "do you know how much you spent on close this year?" >> still ahead, a first for george clooney. >> i'm older by 40 years on everyone on the flight. >> the stars celebrating 50 years of "saturday night live." they guest list for the show's anniversary special revealed. plus an all new "et: then and now." the onstage accident that left her paralyzed. >> i was in the hospital for three months. >> welcome back, everybody, to "entertainment tonight." hey, george. good night and good luck. countdown to clooney's broadway debut. >> excited to be here. we already started rehearsal and i'm older than 40 years everyone on the play. >> yesterday george was in new york to help introduce the cast of "good night and good luck," a play he adapted from his 2005 oscar-nominated film. the two-time oscar winner is set to hit the stage march 12th, something he calls terrifying. it's bigger the fun part is we get to do a play a subject matter very close to our hearts which is about telling the tr

when i read that i invited joe to be a guest on my sirius xm radio program on tuesday, she wrote a moving piece about her experience. we published it on my website, and then on wednesday, she joined me for a national radio interview on sirius xm. it was that night that the tragedy occurred on the potomac, and by thursday night and friday morning, jo ellis was falsely accused of piloting the black hawk helicopter that collided with the american airlines jet and then absolutely horrific headlines like this offensive conspiracy fueled tweets ensued that went viral. jo ellis was the number two most trending topic in the united states on x late friday morning, with more than 90,000 posts, according to trends 24, a website that tracks trending topics. i suspect the visibility that came from the radio interview, along with the article we published, it's mercola.com put joe's name in play such that she became an easy target for some of the twisted voices that have outsized influence online. joe became collateral damage linked, blamed via high speed internet to a tragedy with which she had nothing

fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> all right. president trump is working to save you, the american taxpayer, a lot of money and cut government waste, fraud and abuse. today, elon musk, he announced that he and president trump are moving to dismantle u.s. aid, which cost tens of billions of dollars taxpayer dollars every year and has been a hotbed of corruption and fraud allegations. the advancement of, of all things radical left for decades. so how do they spend your tax dollars? you should be interested. look at this tweet from missouri senator eric schmidt. they spent a whopping 20 million on a sesame street show in iraq, 56 million to boost egypt and tunisia's tourism, 40 million to build schools in jordan, 11 million to tell vietnam to stop burning trash. that's only the tip of the iceberg. they also spent your money to advance dei in serbia's workplaces. produce a dei musical in ireland, a transgender opera in colombia, a transgender comic book i can't even read. i can't even tell you this to not laugh. and the list goes on

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fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> well she's back. former secretary of state hillary clinton and current secretary of transportation. our friend sean duffy are facing off right now on x. it all started when duffy announced that dodge staffers would be brought in to help upgrade the american aviation system, instead of cheering for new ideas and innovation and eliminating waste, fraud and abuse. and your money. hillary clinton called dodge staff inexperienced kids that might not be able to rent cars. well, she wouldn't be able to probably drive one anyway. secretary duffy very respectfully replied to clinton, correctly pointed out that its so-called experienced d.c. bureaucrats like her that have led america to this point of crisis, which then caused clinton to try and blame donald trump. he's in office a week for the recent tragic airline crashes, but secretary duffy gave her a bit of a history lesson. joe biden's department of transportation was so focused on dumb wokeness and the green new scam that it never found time to update the

get the latest news, business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> we are now less than 48 hours from the super bowl, and this year's matchup has an extra layer of intrigue because donald trump, president trump is set to become the first sitting u.s. president to attend the super bowl, leading to an extra buzz and excitement this week. now, here's what the kansas city chiefs star quarterback patrick mahomes and travis kelce kelce had to say about it. take a look. >> it is cool to be able to. >> play in front of a sitting president, someone that is at the top position in our country. >> i'm excited. >> because it's the biggest game of my life, you know, and having the president there, you know, it's the best country in the world. so it'd be pretty cool. >> now, patrick mahomes mom echoed their comments, calling it, quote, neat for a president to come support the teams in the super bowl. president trump expressed his excitement about attending what he says will be a great game and a post on truth soc

. >> sirius xm progress. >> charles, let's start with what's happening at the fbi.ell, first of all, what we're seeing from donald trump is an attempt to entirely reshape anything we thought we knew about. democracy and. >> how it works. >> and for as much as we are paying attention to what we're looking at retroactively about january 6th, my biggest concern is moving forward. if you are a prosecutor or you're someone who's thinking about this. office and you're looking at what it means to investigate and do your job as an independent agent of the court, when you're an attorney, you're an agent of the court. what do you think is going through their minds? if it is something that relates to potential illegality coming from the executive branch, are you going to give as. much attention, as many resources, as much effort as you would in prosecuting that case, understanding that it could potentially mean the end of your career as you would if you were operating and had the space to do your job as an independent arbiter of justice. those two things should be deeply conce

. >> reporter: krista sees everyday how much scout and sirius miss their dad. >> this is not the way that bob lee should've died, ever. he should have died an old man, a more successful man. the murderer robbed this world of a great mind, and i will never, never, ever forgive this family for what they did to him. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." and check out our "talking dateline" podcast. josh mankiewicz and blayne alexander will go behind the scenes of tonight's episode, available wednesday in the "dateline" feed, wherever you get your podcasts. we'll see you again next friday at 9:00, 8:00 central. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, good night. right now at 11. it started with a text message. tonight, a bay area woman tells us she fell for a scam and it cost her big time. she says she lost her life savings, $400,000. gone in a flash. a devastating situation for her and her family. so how was she tricked? how did they pull? how did the scammers pull it off? nbc bay area's gia vang has been looking into this story and has more now. not just on the scam, but ho

or, as a caller to my sirius xm radio program said yesterday, who would you rather teach iraqi kids? big bird or al qaeda? disease prevention helps us all. education that fights extremism. it brings me to today's poll question. it's bearcats. com can't wait to see how you'll vote on this. are you comfortable with your tax dollars funding usaid soft power initiatives such as sesame street in iraq? the controversy surrounding usaid is just one of a laundry list of things that have happened this week. joining me now to speak about them is democratic senator from delaware, chris senator, welcome back. nice to see you. is funding sesame street a judicious use of soft power? well, michael, the way you put it is the way i hope, folks, considering your poll today will think about it. this isn't just funding a kids show for children. millions of children in countries like iraq. it's a show that helps teach values, helps teach public health, helps prevent kids from dying from dysentery and disease, and helps push values like collaboration, peacefulness, cooperation. in a society where the alte

first off, i'm getting because we're on sirius xm. i'm getting calls from. in fact, i've gotten calls from iowa saying, you know, we produce a lot of the agricultural goods that usaid was shipping to starving people overseas. and we've got farmers who are freaked out. number one, i'm also getting calls from people concerned. i mean, like, they're they're regularly checking their social security or medicare accounts to see if they're going to get bounced out or people on medicaid. um, it's there's just a general concern broadly that our government does an awful lot for us. it's roughly 20% of our entire economy, and it's being gutted very, very rapidly. nobody is sure exactly why or exactly how and for sure there's a big concern about whether this is even legal. >> well, so, jeff, are you getting any of those concerns from from your listeners? just about, you know, these unelected people having all this access and how these services and programs may no longer be available to to some of the people who listen to, to you. and, and frankly, i mean, there's a lot

prosecutor and civil rights attorney charles coleman jr, and comedian john fugelsang, primetime host on sirius xm progress. charles, let's start with what's happening at the fbi. what do you think? >> well, first of all. >> what we're seeing. >> from donald. >> trump is an. >> attempt to. >> entirely reshape anything. >> we thought we knew about. >> democracy and how it works. >> and for. >> as. >> much as we are. >> paying attention to. what we're looking at retroactively about january 6th, my biggest concern is moving forward. >> if you are a. >> prosecutor or you're someone who's. >> thinking about this. >> office and you're looking at. >> what it. means to investigate. >> and do your job. >> as an independent. >> agent of the court. >> when you're an. >> attorney. >> you're an agent. >> of the court. >> what do. >> you think. >> is going through their minds? if it is something that relates. >> to potential. illegality coming. >> from the. executive branch, are you going. >> to. >> give as much attention, as many. >> resources, as much effort. as you. >> would in. >> prosecuting that case.

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