laughter ] >> steve: chair-ito. >> jimmy: no, no. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: it's c-e-r-r-i-t-o. >> steveimmy: yeah. >> steve: "little cer." >>immy: maybe it's ser-ito. sorry. >> steve: cerrito, okay. >> jimmy: i apologize. it's not chairito. that actually is "little chair." [ light laughter ] i just heard -- we booked little chair. they're gonna be on the show next week. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: oh, my god. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: little chair is coming on. >> steve: oh, my god, mod sun's sitting in one. [ laughter ] this is chairito. >> jimmy: that's little chair. yeah, yeah, that's little chair. yeah. this is cerrito. >> steve: cerrito. >> jimmy: sorry, i apologize. >> steve: that's okay. >> jimmy: anyways -- there's no way. [ light laughter ] this is insane. >> questlove: show it. >> jimmy: i don't even want to show this one. >> tariq: show it. >> questlove: show it, man. come on. >> jimmy: this shouldn't even be an option. this is option c. this is cerrito. [ laughter ] ♪ why are you laughing, man? that's not what it -- >> questlove: i'm voting for c.

steve: okay.ree hostages, all women, are set to be released in just a couple of hours as part of the first phase of the new deal. ainsley: chief, our chief foreign correspondent trey yingst joins us now from tell avive. hey, trey. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning. after 470 days of war, the second ceasefire agreement with of this conflict went into place in this morning. now, there was a bit of a delay in implementing the agreement. hamas failed to hand over the list of hostages that are set to be released today. this prompted the israelis to conduct a series of airstrikes across both northern and central gaza. hamas has now released those names of three women who are all believed to be alive, rom if i gonen who was kidnapped from the music festival, emily, a british-israeli, and doron. on a briefing last night, an israeli official said the women will be transferred paris to the red cross and then the idf. they'll be taken to one of three reception points and transported the a local hospital.

hi, steve. >> steve: hi, ainsley and brian and lawrence.oat, practice for inauguration day. in time square up on marriott, marquee,it is all about inaugural coverage. put in perspective, every time i've seen somebody walk into time square, first thing they do, come right here and take a picture of everything. to put you into perspective, right up there, it says 2025, that is where they drop the ball on new year's eve and so fox actually has the best placement in time square as you can see with this great big poster that shows how our coverage will kickoff on monday. let me ask these people. how are you? >> great. >> steve: i saw you taking a picture of the billboard, what is your name? >> sin dy. >> elw ellie. >> steve: any chance you'll be watching on monday? >> i will until i'm at the inauguration, we're going to the inauguration. >> do you have tickets? >> yes, our congressman got us tickets, thank you, kevin. >> steve: congressman, you should refer to him. >> sorry. >> what are you most excited about seeing? >> donald trump. >> as a kid

>> steve: hot lips was m.> ainsley: my tows get so cold i can't feel them how do you protect your toes? >> lawrence: ththey have toe warmers. >> ainsley: they don't fit in the front of a high heel. we need come up with dressy shoes for women that keep your feet warm. >> steve: where some ughs. >> ainsley: they don't look good with my outfits. >> brian: longest goodbye ever. joe biden gist one last interview after only giving 14 press conferences four years. >> lawrence: only 14? >> brian: compared to 44 for donald trump. when he had those blitz, the blitz to try to save his candidacy after his failed debate. since then he just went dark i don't want to pit you through this interview. i got board reading it. we have to watch a little of it because i don't know where this comes from. listen. >> i really am concerned about -- how fragile democracy is. i guess what i'm worried about is that the thing that keeps it on track are the guardrails that -- there's a supreme court that's independent, but not -- but accoun

. >> steve: in five seconds, it will be 8:00 in new york city. >> brian: let's wait it out. >> steve: okay, it's 8:00, welcome to wednesday, january 15th edition of "fox and friends." out west new red flag warning as dangerous winds expected to fan the l.a. wildfires again today. what fox news is seeing on the ground as the death toll rises to 24. >> ainsley: six confirmation hearings happening on capitol hill, the big questions trump's nominees will face. >> brian: plus, biden's last dance, what he'll say in his farewell address. his latest move leaving republicans speechless. >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: in an hour and a half confirmation hearings begin for six cabinet nominees including top picks like secretary of state nominee marco rubio. >> steve: lucas tomlinson is on capitol hill in washington with a preview. lucas. >> lucas: that is right, confirmation hearings begin for donald trump's national security team, pam bondi for attorney general, marco rubio for secretary of state, john ratcliffe at cia, sean duffy, t transportation,

steve doocy very cold in d.c. that's weather story for you my friends. >> steve: that's right.n top of a building right now and the bang window is open. it's a little chilly. thank you. >> janice: stay warm. >> steve: i will do my best. we have space heaters. donald trump set to proclaim comeback in second inaugural address today. how does this differ from his message to the nation 8 years ago? let's bring in fox news contributor president donald contribute speech writer marc thiessen it's a great day. >> you remember back they were burning limousines and riots in washington, d.c. it's a completely different moment. donald trump has something he never got last time a political honeymoon. he has momentum. the american people approve of him at the highest levels they have in years. he has got momentum from the great transition, successful transition. he now has a moment where is he rise and what i have noticed in talking to people around d.c. today, there is hope. there is a lot of hope. i hope he will do is instead of american carnage which was maybe perhaps appropriate for 8 ye

steve it is 7:30 now. of trump's top cabinet picks senators, including marco rubio and ratcliffe as calls for confirmation of national security team as you see right there. senator tom cotton will be among those questioning mr. ratcliffe after attending pete hegseth's hearing yesterday and joins you live. good morning to you, senator. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: let's talk a little bit about john ratcliffe for cia director. is he not going to have trouble. he has been confirmed before. >> i don't think so. as chairman of the intelligence committee i will reside over the hearing this morning. director of national intelligence. he and i agree that the cia is vintle for our country but we have to get it back to its roots. simply not doing good enough job about our adversaries around the world. for instance, i don't think anyone in washington anticipated that jihad rebels were going to rampage across syria and topple the assad tyranny over thanksgiving. that's the kind of failure we need address. we need

. >> steve: all right.nwhile, let's start this hour off later this morning donald trump's pick for homeland security secretary nominee, south dakota governor kristi noem is set to be on capitol hill as senate confirmation hearings for president-elect trump's cabinet continue on this friday. >> lawrence: madeleine rivera joins us live from washington with what we can expect. good morning, madeleine. >> madeleine: immigration is expected to take center stage when nominee kristi noem appears before the homeland senate committee this morning. if she is confirmed nome would work closely with incoming border czar tom homan to carry out president-elect trump's mass deportation plans. in her opening statement nome says in part border security must remain a top priority as the nation we have the right and responsibility to secure our borders against those who do us harm. and we must create a fair and lawful immigration system that is efficient and effective and that reflects our values. nome will face other policy q

steve: no.s also interesting, the district of columbia a is bluer than manhattan where he held the madison square garden rally. and i think in a couple of ways it was a way to reward his supporters for coming here, and now since the actual inauguration, the outdoor inauguration has been canceled, it's really a way the reward those people because it is the kind of their only chance at being at a big vent. but it -- big event is. but it shows you that trump is going to continue this campaign-style governing when he becomes president. steve: well, it worked for him. >> it did. steve: it got him this far. it got him this far last time as well. one other thing. we have heard him mention the unity word a hot lately. >> yeah. well, it sounds good. he really going to talk about that that much in the address? i don't know. if you remember right before the republican convention, you know, trump had been shot many butler, pennsylvania, right before that. he flies to milwaukee and says i've thrown out the s

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>> steve: it's 22. >> lawrence: 10 points off. >> steve: thursday, january 16th, 8:00 edition of "fox and friends." breaking news out of israel. that government delayed cabinet vote to approve secret service ceasefire deal claiming hamas is. >> lawrence: michael waltz on trump's fight to bring the war to an end. >> brian: plus, president biden bids farewell with a warning. majority of americans are dismissing his administration as a failure. >> ainsley: and tiktok's tick be ing clock, trump considering executive order to save the platform. >> steve: what? >> lawrence: good writing. >> ainsley: that was good writing. final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> steve: let us start with president biden, right there, addressed america from the oval office at the resolute desk last night with a grim, dark tone for the future of america. >> lawrence: senior white house correspondent peter doocy joins us with the latest. >> peter: this is last time some people will hear president biden talk about being a kid center scranton. he wants to being seen as a visionary. somebody who had he

they are asking for patience, steve. >> steve: yeah. >> brian: i know there's a couple things.ass has a petition going off the charts to get her to resign. >> ainsley: and with gavin newsom. >> brian: starting to move for a recall of gavin newsom. now, the one thing that could help, griff, if there was a crackdown on gouging on rents and leases. it has to be market value. because i hear people are getting into bidding wars, paying ridiculous amount of money because they happen to be middle class or upper middle class to bid on condos in burbank and zuma beach and the money is almost criminal. these people have to have zero ethics. but that's what is happening. is that possible? griff griff you know, brian, when these fires -- if and when they are finally contained in that part of the story dies down, the price gouging in the insurance stories are going to be front and center. and i don't have an answer for you but i can tell you we have been -- i have been inundated literally around the clock with people talking about price gouging about rent, about property that is certainly g

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>> steve: get out of here! >> jimmy: are you kidding me? >> steve: never!y: yeah, i read that now tiktok is pushing users to download its sister app called lemon8. yeah, i didn't even know tiktok had a sister app. [ light laughter ] it's like hearing a famous actor had a less successful sibling who also acts. it's like, "there's a a steve cumberbatch?" [ laughter ] some business news. walmart is making waves after changing its logo for the first time in 20 years. yep, here's walmart's old logo. and now here's the brand-new logo. [ laughter and applause ] [ rim shot ] ♪ wow. well, to discuss this change, please welcome, via satellite, walmart's graphic designer, lucas moore. lucas. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, jimmy. great to be here. >> jimmy: so lucas, take us through the creative process you used when designing this new logo. >> for sure, jimmy. so i made it bold. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. walmart's graphic designer, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] he made it bold. did you guys see this? starbucks is rolling out a n

go ahead, steve. well, and all of these fox news generals, who were still telling the yeah, crane is winning. they've been lying the whole whole time at a reality is about to come in. i these 2 things are gonna happen. one truck from day one is going to change the pin at the any time, tell her machine. so for leaders river to move on, whether it so lensky or anybody else, they're not going to be able to be digging their hands into the pockets of american taxpayers at will any longer, the atm pin numbers being changed. trump's going to clamp down on the checkbox. the other thing is, trump really believes in personal connections in terms of his foreign policy policies matter. but people matter more to him. so whether it's dealing with see whether it's dealing with me, whether it's dealing with the article on personal relations we're going to matter. you're already seeing that with maloney in italy, you're gonna see that with the b a u and argentina. anybody in the world who is a leader who's not already

back to you. >> steve: how cold?right now we're seeing with real feel and wind in the city of nuke, negative 10. we're standing next to stunning, beautiful waters and wind making it more chilly for sure. >> steve: greenland is cold land. >> ainsley: beautiful, you look great. it is so pretty. >> steve: it is pretty. 10 before top of the hour. will cain is in the studio with a special announcement coming up next. >> lawrence: check in with bill hemmer. >> bill: i think there is a show in the near future for you guys to go to nuke. >> brian: if there is a diner, will travel. >> bill: i have hand warmers, i will donate them. another dangerous time for southern california, we'll take you there momentarily. on the other coast, parade of hearings begin today for pete hegseth, will he have the votes in the end? while you were sleeping, two major reports dropping overnight, one on president trump and one on hunter biden's pardon. big morning with dana and me as we move closer to twuchl 2 -- trump 2.0 six days from now. if i

steve, my friend, thank you. thank you for your leadership of this great agency, of its dedicated men and women. your tireless efforts leave atf and the justice department a better place. i am grateful for your partnership, your leadership and your friendship. thank you. [applause] chelsea: thank you so very much, deputy attorney general monaco. i should have noted at the beginning, due to the deputy attorney general and attorney general's schedules, we have some scheduling changes and the attorney general will be speaking later on in the program, so thank you for your flexibility and we are honored to have both of them here with us today. likewise, the deputy attorney general may not be able to stay for the whole event and we are honored that you could open for us today. thank you. when i spoke about the incredible people at atf, this is best exemplified by our next three presenters, starting with deputy director marvin richardson. deputy director richardson is traveling right now but he would not have missed th

you, steve, going entry? oh no, i mean, i think that's what ultimately all this is about the panama canal. we've long know that the chinese and, you know, you know, maybe you control the ports there. so he, rightly so is sending kevin temporary, a from miami, down there to handle that. all of this stuff is good for america and he knows he wants to be that guy. he wants to be a legend and an order, and this is going to be recorded in the history books as such. now i wouldn't be surprised if he went to other countries and said, hey, how about a deal? you know, he's going to ask for it. he's the guy who's just gonna ask, no one else is asking. now whether or not, you know, denmark is going to allow this happen a, maybe not. i don't know people armstrong. well, i, i don't know. i mean it's, it's been a bi partisan effort over the years. is this through completely just the europeans and the european union? let's face it tom. if the donald trump, once greenland, he's going to get it and there's no one that's going

steve. i mean there, when we look at the visa controversy and all that, i mean very diverse views and very passionate views as well. um, is that good to be something that's gonna be debated within this administration or one side house, the wind over the, the other like on the issue of care of. so go ahead steve and nashville. i think it does mean different things to different people, but like a venn diagram there is overlap of what policies are, what issues people embrace even if they don't really embrace, embrace everything. you know, what's also interesting is that the mag a is not limited to the united states, although it's bank america. great. again. i mean you look at italy, maloney isn't bracing back up for the most part hungry. you, you've got new you in argentina, they've been implement any mag up principles and policies like prompt is about to do in the united states. so it's not even limited to the us. now to the left. badger means apple, the apple apocalyptic disaster. it means ep

steve. thank you very much that you can do because that's what i a, that's what i find attractive about maggie. is it, it's not republican, per se, because a republican party has been part of the problem. it's still the problem if you look at the senate, okay. and i would even argue, even within the house, um there are still needs to be a lot of things flushed out there. but angie steve brings up a germaine. point here is that this is also a departure from the republican party, which means a departure from the do walk. police go ahead and yeah, and i love it. this is the new republican class, guys. we are the old democrats actually, and we are the j a. k democrats. this is exactly where this comes from. see the left. what ways you left for anyone's chase? anyone who is moderate, who's working, who commonsense. they can't be part of that party. and every single day i've seen florida leaders where i am leaving the democratic party because who wants to be on that ship anymore. that's the right.

thanks, steve. >> steve: you bet. >> lawrence: today female athletes protesting outside the ncaa conventionction for women's sports following a major win on capitol hill. the house passing a bill banning biological males from female school teams. if it passes in the senate, the bill will strip funding from all schools that don't comply. our next guest was on capitol hill yesterday when it passed. host of the gains for girls podcast on outkick.com, riley gaines joins us now. good morning, riley. >> good morning. it's good to be on with you. >> lawrence: so, aoc had this to say about the bill. let's watch it. >> republicans, who have voted against consistently against the violence against women act, now want to pretend today that they care about women. and why? to open up gender, and yes gentle examinations into little girls in this country in the so-called name of attacking trans girls. trans girls are girls. >> lawrence: is that what this fight is about examining little girls? i mean, this is just off. >> yeah. that's one way to put it. if she spent two seconds reading the bill she would kn

steve. thank you very much, that man g, because that's what i a, that's what i find attractive about maggie, is it? it's not republican, per se, because the republican party has been part of the problem. it's still the problem if you look at the senate. okay. and i would even argue, even within the house, um there are still needs to be a lot of things flushed out there. but angie, steve brings up a germain point here, is that this is also a departure from the republican party, which means a departure from the do walk. police go ahead, enter. yeah, and i love it. this is the new republican class, guys. we are the old democrats actually, and we are the j a. k democrats. this is exactly where this comes from. see the left. what ways you left for anyone's chase? anyone who is moderate, who is working, who commonsense. they can't be part of that party. and every single day i see the florida leaders where i am leaving the democratic party because who wants to be on that ship anymore. but the right

that was his political breakthrough, steve. but i think the question is, and it's hard to raise it before he even takes office again, what follows, i mean, he's a once in a millennial politicians used on things that have to have broken politicians in the past, but he does sales on through. i mean, this is the guy who's gone from mcdonald's work for garbage truck driver and convicted felon to the white house. the next person for the republican party, keep that coalition of black, hispanic, latino democrats, moderate republicans coalescing together. all right, and i think that's going to be the real challenge with the republicans. this is a trump party, not necessarily a republican party. i am not sure how they can hold that together moving forward that well, that's the big question here a bit and to you, you are the 1st to bring it up. i'm sure like the rest of you and our viewers, i'm really tired of the race card but the left always play. and i'm hoping that this was a, a, a frontal assault against this kind of race meeting th

steve? >> steve: justice for all, maybe. thank you very much, lucas. >> steve: meanwhile 6:# 2 in new york city. we have a fox news alert. after israel of hamas benjamin netanyahu says its approval son pause and is accusing hamas of backtracking on parts of the agreement our next guest says president biden was so desperate to take credit he did so before it was done. fox news contributor marc thiessen is here to explain. marc, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you know, and we did hear joe biden yesterday essentially take credit for the deal. all the credit for the deal three times. donald trump's team. steve witkoff in particular has been on the ground and he is really the guy who instilled in both sides when donald trump comes in, he means business. get it wrapped up now. >> exactly. look, everything that this president touches turns to gahanna know. he had address scheduled and wanted to take credit and burnish his legacy in final moments afound in a deal that isn't fully cooked yet. it's just peak. he said that he

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steve: including joe biden. last time this happened where they canceled the outdoor festivity was 40 years ago. i was here 40 years ago covering for the nbc station here in washington. and the only engts were the balls. inaugural balls they had it indoors at the white house. it was much different things have scaled back. they're going to only have instead of a quarter of a million people who got tickets out on the great lawn, instead about 500 people are going to be under the rotunda. ainsley: yesterday we were in palm beach and donald trump's plane was on the runway and traffic was really backed up we knew he was leaving about that time there were people on the streets waving to him honking horns so excited that he was -- and we said the next time he comes back to palm beach he'll be the president of the united states and he was flying on air force one. that big, beautiful white plane with the blue base and then his plane was flying half of the family. steve: air force one is any plane that the president is on.

can you hear me, steve? >> dasha, i'm afraid i didn't hear you. >> can you hear me now, testing, one, two-- >> i can hear you. >> excellent, thanks for bearing with us, guys. i was saying you mentioned project 2025 and the heritage foundation afpi, the groups putting together some playbooks, do you think that will have an impact and ill filtrate some policies coming from the administration? >> all of those. 2025 becomes a buzz word, but it's all of these different groups over-- listen, over four years, particularly people that believe strongly that the 2020 election was stolen and that president trump was the rightful president and would come back and win the primary and take the white house again. people dug down and started working these policies. what did we not get accomplished the first time? what do we want accomplished now? people found the subject matter experts and experts needed to have 3,000 people hit the beach right away don't have to be senate confirmed, but also the other thousand that have to

thank you steve. two big fires are still burning in los angeles county. we have a look at how crews are now shifting their focus to help the communities recover. >> and personal fundraisers are underway to help the l.a. fire victims. we'll tell you how that could actually prevent them from getting more help. don't forget, you can get more ktvu with our new fox local mobile app on top of our newscasts and the content from the ktvu newsroom. you can also see content from our sister stations all over the country. it is free to download on your apple and android devices. [music] just search fox local your ph e's welcome back to mornings on two. time now is 513. today, the department of justice and the fbi are set to announce what they say is significant law enforcement action in oakland. the agency has not provided details about the case. however, the chronicle reports the announcement will include the results of a corruption investigation against recalled mayor sheng tao. that news conference is schedule

come on, tell us all about it, steve. come on steve.atistics, i've got to get in enough trouble. the which of the stats that you want to break down. i want you to specifically talk about black people. steve. black people accounted for 49% of the people fatally stabbed. that's less than half. there you go. that's how you spin the stats. but they represent 13.5% say that. that's that's what. but yeah, that's part of it. >> i was shocked by the headline surge in mobile phone robberies, driving soaring knife crimes like, hang on, the crime is driving another car. >> it's like a number of kittens killed driving number of puppies killed. >> like, how can one unless they're knifing the people that are taking their phones? >> but of course, it turns out it's because they're just they are just bringing a knife and saying, give me your phone. i've had my phone robbed. you can't get a phone out anywhere in london. well, they always say that you're more likely to be stabbed by your own knife, which is why i'd recommend carrying one of those prop on

steve lassen.- with some golden flecks. - oh, i never noticed that. - mm-hmm. they're nice. - yeah, no record of that name here. - yes! we got him. - are you sure? maybe you can check again. - uh, just checked again. still nothing. - ok, um, well, thanks for your help, and, uh, blessed be the fruits of your day. [phone beeps] as if i don't have enough to do today already. fire a chaplain, hire a chaplain. paperwork, paperwork. - feels pretty good, though, right? should we take this across the board? i could start looking into some of the doctors. - no! no, no, not needed. oh, because i have already checked, and they're fine. - win for matt. - so with dr. taylor out, i'll be handling the gutierrez appendectomy. i could really use your help. - sure. what's up? - so it looks like uranus is completing its cycle, which, i don't have to tell you, it could be alarming. what do you think? - you've eaten today, right? - hey. hi. hey. i need you here, alex. come on. this isn't [bleep] pluto we're dealing wit

steve with us right now. hey, steve, how are you? >> hey, jimmy. i'm good. feel for the people who have lost their homes and having all this trouble. it's a really tough time right now. but i appreciate everybody and what you're saying, l.a. fire and all the companies that are helping. it's a tough time, of course. really, really rough time for everybody. >> jimmy: where are you right now, steve? >> i'm now in front of one of my neighbor's houses where i saw some smoke, and i'm trying to put out some small fires. that's what my neighbors and i are doing. i'm a little far away from my house right now because i found another dog that i'm trying to save. so i'm looking for this other dog. and putting out little fires on railroad ties and things like that. it's just -- it's unbelievable how many homes have been lost and how many people are affected. >> jimmy: steve guttenberg is outputting out fires and saving dogs. steve, do you feel like you're pretend training in "the police academy" helped to prepare for this eventuality? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: has th

steve is here and steve i was outside. are picking up outside of our studio. >> they've been pretty strong most of the morning, mr. clark. thank you. sir, we not only have a wind advisory, there's also a frost advisory, especially south. so we're seeing 30s to 50s, and it just depends on if it's wind driven or not. 36 palo alto, 38 san jose. yet 51 in the city, although mount davidson has had gusts to about 30. santa rosa 50 with a north wind. that little system just clipped us. it's all. it's disappeared. but right there, coming down that has cranked up the wind. and that's going to form a low off southern california, giving them another round of what we have already. and that's an offshore wind or a north northeast not roaring here. but there have been gusts of 30 to 50 miles an hour in the oakland hills. 35 menlo park to 53 petaluma. i mean, just, you know, again, there's a wide variety of temps. most of them are wind driven, though, so blowing in the wind for today and clear skies, yet breezy to windy. there's no rain

first, let's go to steve? do we have a steve? kathy. kathy c. >> hi. are a.i. still worth buying with a thousand percent in crease already figured in? charles: a.i. chip stocks. >> depending on the opportunity, there is a different valuation framework. nvidia specifically is actually not very expensive on any sort of valuation metric because earnings have grown faster than even the stock price, so if we continue to see them deliver on earnings, with the new introduction of the blackwell chip we think the valuation is pretty attractive here. charles: i'm going to go to another question quick. the infrastructure thing i interrupted you there. my subscribers are in snowflake right now. i love gitlabs. we got hammered initially now making money. looking at shopify. why is this the opportunity here? >> so different ones have different value propositions. zscaler is a player on the cybersecurity side. that's going to be key going forward and i don't think the way companies are set up right now is sustainable. charles: nobody is ready for it. >> they all need to chang

steve, gail, steve, good to see you. trying to break down what was said there, you could, the landscape meeting know that nato was most important member of the us as well as other nations do not want to see key of in the alliance though. we both remember that was one of russia's fear, red lines before the onset of the conflict. does that effectively mean the offense of the last 3 years could have been avoided? a hey, absolutely, could have been avoided and keep in mind that the us agreed specifically decades ago that there would not be any expansion of nato towards the rest of us gave us word. and then you had the vice president here as go to the ukraine and basically on the eve of this conflict, start talking about how you ask, who's going to include the ukraine to nato, which precipitated this conflict. great britain, pushing ukraine towards russia with nato precipitating this conflict. they could have been completely avoided in people when they talked about russia attacking ukraine. forget that ukraine was attacking t

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steve: thank you. two points. one, i do hope we continue to push for restoration of a very strong relationship between cdc u.s. and cdc china. that has never disappeared but it has eroded significantly. we know that we have to restore some kind of dialogue at a senior level and technical level, to be guarding ourselves, our own national interests against future threats. we are kinda running blind at the moment in many ways. the second point is around h5n1. we have been struggling with this for a while now. there are electoral season complicated things, interagency difficulties, things from the usda, farmers, the industry and the like. things have changed recently. declaration state of emergency in california. the case in louisiana, passing of that gentleman. the woman in british columbia. and we have had some good news with the release of the new $306 million, the bulk of which is going to cdc. that is all good. but as we look ahead into 2025, this is not going away. this is still with us. people are still sitting

what do you think about steve forbes? should mr. trump wait for tax cuts to kick in b before tariffs. >> no, he should not that will give people who don't llike tariffs, leverage over him, they will demand concessions for tax cuts, he should put tariffs on almost day 1, but it important, that we match that withy it recession -- deregulation and tax cuts. free up u.s. businesses, you want to couple it with tax cuts. larry: taylor, i know everyone was swooning over cpi today, i want to raise related point. the new york -- empire state new york manufacturing thing -- >> plunged. larry: and i think industrial production, we really need the partnership first corporate tax -- 15% corporate tax on domestic produced good with his other package that extents tax cuts and adds new wrinkles. >> i think if you are a small business owner right now, i am in favor of moving quickly on tax cuts. let's get work. y for a minutes, if i want to buy my equipment and know if i have to capitalize or expense it, i want to know, i don't want to have to wait

steve paulson told us it would be colder. steve. it is. >> i think the next couple of mornings are going to be colder as well. i mean, in the same range here. i mean, 28 to 32 here. hollister and morgan hill 28 this morning. windsor 30 novato. lafayette. campbell atherton 31, sonoma 32. i should add fairfax and marin county is also 31. orinda and dublin in the east bay are both also as well as 31. there are many that are around 31 or 32. menlo park is 32 degrees. santa rosa is 32, livermore is 31 and fremont 35. there's just plenty to go around. frost advisory takes us until 9:00. i think this will be a common theme here going forward here. and there's more cold air really on the way as we get into the weekend. the breeze has come way down. there'll still be a slight easterly breeze, but it is just it's just really quiet. there's not much i can tell you, except we'll get a lot of sunshine. it's just, you know, it's not going to be very warm. not like last week when we had temperatures in the 70s. now we're looking at upper 50s and l

that's bring in our fox news contributor, steve agree to have you with us.bout this on the podcast, i want to start with you today about playing those sound bites, this is fire captain freddie escobar, 35-year-old veteran at the l.a. fire department, knows of the situation very well, president of the united fires fla city, watch this... >> at that commission meeting is that it is dire, somebody will die. >> it is a re-- champagne because that is what occurred. this is a woefully understaffed fire department. you cannot have a fire department that reflects 2025 or we will have a fire department that will will select the 1960s. >> martha: steve hilton a long time californian it, welcome, your reaction to the captain of the fire department? >> as you know we talked about it yesterday, i have been in los angeles for most of the past week, in san francisco today, on monday i held an event to lay out the specific things we can do to help people now, help l.a. recover and rebuild and make sure this does not happen again. with me was a retired los angeles firefighte

let's head right over to steve paulson.s pretty steady right now. >> stuck steady. whatever you want to say. it's not in our favor for rain. everything will be east. arctic air will be plunging in over the weekend. we may be on the western edge of some of that, so our temps will probably start to come down by the weekend. but as far as rain goes, we can't find any. it was 12 days ago on the third when we had 18/100 in san francisco, and there's nothing showing up for at least 7 to 10 days and maybe two weeks. the next hint of anything really is until the end of the month, and that looks iffy. they're not in sync on that. it's too far outside the forecast window. a lot of 30s and 40s on the temps here. maybe not as cold as yesterday, but still cold enough. the high to the north, that low retrograded west. that's still giving an offshore breeze for many, and even some wind in parts of southern california. no doubt cold mornings and mild afternoons will take us into the end of the week. then it does look colder. highs today wi

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as expected thanks to steve paulson. temperatures are even lower than where we were yesterday. >> heat seat are going this morning. >> and the fan blowing. oh, boy. >> it's. it's much colder here, you two. no doubt about it. lots of 30s. santa rosa's 33, menlo park, 33 degrees. take your pick. there are plenty, even 44, in the city, with the sfo down to 43 and san carlos at 36. that's cold for them. and the reason being the wind speeds have tailed off. there's still a little puff of a breeze, but nothing compared to yesterday. and except for a few high clouds, which only people in weather probably see. we're chasing the sun today, and i don't think you'll have to go very far, because it's a cold morning. frost advisory until 9:00. sunny for all. maybe a little afternoon breeze, but temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s on the temps. all right, so here it's 5:00 in the morning, and i hope he tells us we're good to go to start. >> we are good to go to start. you probably have noticed, steve, that in the last day or two, m