from steve king to steve holt, many people not named steve are here today who have had the passion for what is right in this country and our constitution. that is why i am in this race, to stand up for truth. to stand up for our constitutionally guaranteed freedoms and the questions come up, why is a presidential candidate talking about an issue that is specific to the state of iowa? the answer is this. the next us president absolutely has the power to put a end to the use of eminent domain for private gain including for the co2 pipeline and that is what i'm here to tell you about, what i will do for you as your next president today. thank you for the warm welcome. now, the heart of this issue starts with a climate change agenda that absolutely is a hoax because it is hostile to the sovereignty of the united states of america. the sovereignty of our nation. our sovereignty as citizens of this nation. the reality is we now have an anti-carbon called in the united states of america that causes us to apologize for who we are and what we actually stand for. the same people who will tell yo

steve king endorsed vivek ramaswamy, he was arguing white supremacy is no so bad of a thing.hy is this happening? >> he's like the bad penny that won't go away. i had my issues with him, yes, in 2016, and what he did to ben carson in those caucuses, and i don't know what -- it doesn't do anything for vivek. it doesn't do anything except what steve king is trying to do, because he understands the caucus process, which is wound desantis or haley enough so that trump can then squeak out a victory in iowa and then move on to new hampshire. >> do you think there's a constituency for this that will actually benefit vivek? >> small one, vivek is 4 or 5% in the polls, he's very offputing. i've never gotten this, he's so annoying. i think there's a reason that, you know, he got up to 11 and once he got on the debate stage and people saw more of him they didn't like him. steve king was elected as a congressman several times in iowa, even though he was defeated in primary last time around he has, you know, some loyal voters. so, i don't know, there's only four congressional districts in

their part, but on top of it, is not working. >> i think vivek ramaswamy is not -- the appeal with steve king, he's taking votes away from trump. if stooe king even has any votes. so i think when he's trying to do is really just stir the pot again. it's not that he didn't have the answer. he gave a five-minute response and had no answer within it. but he sounded smart to himself. i think he's playing that. >> he's the perfect person for this era. five-minute answers that don't actually have the answer but sound smrt to yourself. >> also standing in front of a sign that says truth. >> that's a good point about steve king. stick around. ron desantis and nikki haley take questions directly from iowa voters in back to back events. the town hall moderated by kaitlan collins. that's tomorrow night. >>> new corruption allegations against senator bob menendez accused of accepting bribes from qatar. how prosecutors say he tried to cover up his actions, next. >>> plus house speaker mike johnson heading to the border as migrant crossings hit a new record. the homeland security secretary will join us liv

to the hard work of the likes of steve king and many others in the free soil project to have worked tirelessly raise this issue to the forefront of our national conversation. me if i was willing to do it. i said it's the right thing to dupe rate i made a pledge and i issue.t others who are here today. we brought up your stories on a national stage because every other candidate deserves to answer to what you are facing now but the candidates have had their chance and what weheard im everybody else on this issue. so today on january 10. , i'm asking you for your help to do what is right for this country. i want to lift the curtain to hois game is played. the other side coalesces. i don't mean in terms of democrats. our republican party is at least as bad as the democrats on this issue. this is a republicans -- this is the great reset versus the great uprising. the sovereignty of our nation versus a globalist cult that is hostile to our modern way of life. i could care less about black versus white or republican versus democrat if we don't have our constitutional sovereignty. the rest of it doesn

let me ask sophia, how many iowans are still listening to steve king and thoughts about this endorsementteve cain is a former member of congress from iowa. there is certainly a handful of iowans who recognize his name and know who he is, but the endorsement shows you the sort of people that vivek ramaswamy is trying to appeal to. he is really swinging to the right, right of ron desantis and definitely to the right of nikki hai haley to appeal from the maga base and so what he is trying to strip off is coming from trump to the extent that he can get them. so an endorsement like steve king which is someone that he's campaigned with in iowa for several months now, you know, that endorsement, that shows us that, you know, vivek ramaswamy is doing everything he can to stay in the race and really, frankly, to make news. >> seung min kim, sophia cai, thank you both. ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy take questions in back-to-back town halls moderated by kaitlan collins and erin burnett live tomorrow night starting at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> former harvard president claudine gay stepped down after

that i got steve king's endorsement in this race, someone who's actually a patriot. >> yeah, that steve king, the former iowa congressman who once baselessly claimed immigrants had, quote, caves the size of cantaloupes from smuggling drugs into this country, whose white nationalist rhetoric became so toxic his white national republican colleagues stripped him of his committee assignments. he found himself in an awkward face-off with a voter who thought he was too soft on trump. >> can i be honest with you? >> sure. >> okay. for one, why haven't you gone directly after him? >> what do you mean gone directly after him? >> in my viewpoint you're going pretty soft on him. >> but what do you think so -- because we -- i've articulated all the differences time and time again on the campaign trail. i think there's just a narrative that -- i think the narrative is this. i think what the media wants is they want republican candidates to just kind of like smear him personally and kind of do that. that's just not how i roll. >> ron desantis would rather talk over an iowa voter than speakous forcefu

. >> you know what, they hit me for yesterday, but i tell you about steve king's endorsement in thisy claimed once that immigrants had, quote, cavs at the size of cantaloupes from smuggling drugs into this country. who's white nationalist rhetoric became so toxic, that his house republican colleagues stripped him of all his committee assignments. elsewhere in iowa, ron desantis, the first candidate to have his way through all 99 counties in that state, found i'm self in an awkward face-off with a voter who thought that he was too soft on trump. >> can i be honest with you? >> sure. >> okay, so, i think a lot of us voted for trump. and i have a couple questions. for one, why haven't you gone directly after him? polls are down. he's you know, up -- >> what do you mean going directly after? >> i mean your, in my viewpoint, you're going pretty soft on him. >> i've articulated all the differences is, time and time again on the campaign trail. i, know i think there is a narrative -- i think the narrative is this. with the media wants is, they want republican candidates to just kind of smea

here he is today, this is the iowa starting line with the former congressman steve king.ivek ramaswamy said americans "inner animal spirit has been domesticated, tamed and whipped into submission because our new culture doesn't celebrate excellence and revolves around victimhood." there is news tonight that the former president for the first time has decided to be critical of vivek ramaswamy, saying that a vote for him is a vote for the opposition. vivek ramaswamy has responded on twitter saying that he respects the former president, but saying that this is a plot to get someone like nikki haley or ron desantis into the white house. june in florida, republican. hi june. caller: this is me. host: your thoughts on campaign 2024? caller: i'm voting trump. everyone i know is voting trump and i have three point 7000 friends on facebook all voting trump. under his administration, the prices were low. economy was great. he donated all four years of his paycheck to charity. nikki haley, she is funded by soros. people have to get away from cnn. that is a communist type news media.

steve king came for me. number of strongest conservatives switched from the last 72 hours. s. people are not blind to reality and main-stream media has been. we will see a shock tonight. >> steve: and dr. ramaswamy, one thing about the iowa calk, there is no early voting. they will go to the high school gym and decide. they will write the name down. there is significant number of people who are undecided. if you are going to surge in a campaign, you want to do it on caucus day. exactly. we have people who despite the cold will come out because they are passionate. they work so hard all the way late into the night. we have a staff and volunteer base working just as hard and that speaks to how passionate people are. >> steve: we invited all candidates on today, if you like to look at caratwo, your closing argument. >> if you want somebody who will get in there and fight corruption, vote for one candidate speaking truth to you. i am only candidate able to say i will strip vaccine manufacturers or pardon protesters day one or against the co 2 pipeline. every candidate dancing to

steve king endorsed vivek ramaswamy. are they good friends he and desantis? side of the aisle, they will vote for somebody like that. desantis will pull those people and ramaswamy will pull some, as well. >> harris: somebody mentioned mike huckabee and he said iowa caucuses say two things, they don't tell you who is going to the white house. they can tell you is who is not going to the white house. if you come out in third, fourth, fifth place, struggling in iowa, that is usually indicator it is time to get out and fascinated he did not go to iowa, chris christie. did not give them a chance. who would be next is what governor mike huckabee is watching for, who drops out tuesday or wednesday? >> mollie: issue of nikki haley polling best against joe biden and a democratic campaign, why would you want someone who is tougher to beat? they know the longer this can be dragged out, more it hurts republican party in general. if donald trump gets everything wrapped up, he can move to taking on joe biden. if it takes seven, eight weeks, it takes money and resources and

legends and i look like steve king, widely expected to go for trump.for me. >> why would tropical after vivek ramaswamy after all this time when support of him, trump to point out. trump was to seal the deal and get everybody out of the way, come out of iowa with 50% support. it's never been done, the gold standard goal has 48, he wants 50 or above, get everyone else out as soon as you can and seal the deal. >> take a few votes and we shall see. we got to turn to the markets from a they are close to celebrate martin luther king jr. day but we can quote you just for you, they don't show much, who got the dog down 60, s&p done eight, nasdaq 28. wall street reopens tomorrow night 30 eastern. jeff, i'm going to plunge in with a buy on the dip western. is it time to buy? >> that's a good question. we were just talking before i came on this morning about that video which i watched. i have to fly to san diego tomorrow so whoever is sitting next to me i feel sorry for because they will be holding my hand during that flight. what i see, hear you have a company

he talented and endorsement by a disgraced former congressman, steve king, who lost his election afterding what nationalism. the washingt pt reports ramaswamy is increasingly embracing fringe theories and far-right claims in iowa. this as he also is pushing for english only ballots, which violates the voting rights act in many cases. what do you make of vivek's strategy to play to the alt-right, all in for trump's base? >> it's very clear to me his strategy isn't to actually win the primaries. since he's not gonna to be able to do that. it's to be the equivalent of the shock jock on that republican primary circuit. he sees these elections as opportunities to just get his name out there, to create controversy, to serve the pot, to try to animate and inside what he kohl's progressive liberals. this is nothing more that apparent building exercise. he doesn't expect to win everything -- but he's going to use the state peeping afforded to talk to his absolute best to campaign to be donald trump's vice president. to be in donald trump's administration, if he were to win. these stops are audi

you and i were literally together in the same city of cleveland when steve king ended his career andemilated in a conversation with our own chris hayes in which he justified saying only white people have contributed to civilization. he was then on his way out after saying why can't i say white nationalism? he would have survived the present era of the republican party. >> well, it says a lot about that through line that ruth just laid out. it's there. it's an ever present part. and what happens is the timeline shrinks. so you look at the arc from the 1930s to today. but then you look at the arc from the point, you know, that you're talking about in 2016, 2020, and now. it's a much shorter timeline. and how much more quickly we're moving into that time, into that space, to embrace the very things that you were just talking about. you know, to sort of find acceptance because you don't want to be bothered or to find, you know, appreciation for something because it aligns a little bit more with your view of the world. well, you know, to the speaker's point, when he says, well, it's not t

steve king is another endorsement. many people expected him to endorse donald trump.because of my principled positions here as a well. we're seeing a lot of these late endorsers coming in late in the cycle. we're seeing a late surge, and i think we're going to have a shock to the system on monday night. i'm excited about that, and i think the mainstream media's entirely missing that groundswell of grass roots support, neil. i'm grateful for it, and i think the people of iowa understand it's not about the media narrative. this is why iowa goes first, and i really respect that process. if -- i've had more events here than all the other candidates come wined, and i think iowans reward people who show up, who are honest and transparent, and there's a reason why this state goes first , and i've grown to appreciate that through this process. neil: obviously, the weather could be a factor. your supporters are very vocal in loving you, and there are others who might be, well, i like the idea, i don't know if i'll brave, you know, 30 degree below 0 temperatures to vote for the

endorsers who were widely expected to go to donald trump, legends in iowa like former congressman steve kingpeople who are actually on the ground are not blind to that reality. stuart: okay, caroline, why is trump choosing to go after vivek now? >> well, vivek ramaswamy is running in this primary, and president trump has every right to attack his opponent. and vivek also was caught on tape minuting a voter into -- manipulating a vote iser into telling her she must vote for him in order to save donald trump? that's political trickery. nobody needs to save donald trump. what he needs is the great people in iowa to get out and caucus for him tonight. a vote for vivek who is knockoff maga is a wasted vote is. we need the leader of the america first movement to win this primary and go back to the white house, and that is president trump. the only one who can deliver on his promises. he did it before. stuart: "the des moines register" puts fort for trump -- support for trump at 48%. if he bashes vivek ramaswamy, he might get a couple of percentage points of vote added to trump's total which would

that steve king.rants had, quote, cabs the size of cantaloupes from smuggling drugs into this country, whose white nationalist rhetoric became so toxic that his house republican colleagues stripped him of all his committee assignments. elsewhere in iowa, rhonda sanchez, the first candidate to black and his way through all 99 counties in that state, found himself in an awkward face-off with a voter who thought he was too soft on trump. >> can i be honest with you? >> sure. >> okay, so i think of lack of i voted for trump, and i have a couple questions. for one, why haven't you gone directly after him? polls are down. he's, you know, operate -- >> what do you mean go directly after him? >> i mean, in my viewpoint, you're going pretty soft on him. >> but, what do you think -- because i have articulated all the differences time and time again on the campaign trail. i know, i just think that there is just a narrative -- i think the narrative is this. i think what the media wants it is they want republican

areas that are seeing a big contemporary influx of migrant labor, migrant worker, and that is why steve kingsidence he did. >> the way they were talking about it tonight, to your, point and they are like what are we going to do now with texas. for texas. but all right, we have somebody standing by. joining us from that side of tonight's republican debate is -- xi's chief politics reporter for the des moines register, very overworked, and she has given us some of her free time tonight. thank you so much for being on the show with us tonight. we really appreciate your time. happy to be here. so, in terms of iowa voters who have watched this campaign unfold, or had the chance to meet some of these candidates who are thinking about boxing this by the fact it will be really cold on monday, will people have learned anything new from tonight's debate? or was this essentially a continuation of the things they have already been seeing? is it a departure or continuation? well i think it is both to a degree. if you talk to iowan republicans, they're still making up their minds, they are still trying to

and that's why steve king had the residence that he did. >> the way they're talking about it last nightmebody standing by to speak with us. joining us from the side of tonight's republican debate is brianna file steel, she pulled her support for the des moines register. very overworked, she is, and given us some of our time tonight. miss faunsdale, thank you for being on the show tonight, we appreciate your time. >> happy to be here. >> so in terms of iowa voters who have watched this campaign unfold who have had the chance to meet some of these candidates who are thinking about caucusing despite the fact that it is gonna be really cold on monday, will people have learned anything new from tonight's debate, or was this essentially a continuation of the kinds of things they have already been seeing, which is a departure or continuation? >> well, i think it's both. if you talk to iowan republicans they are still making up their minds. they are trying to decide right now. and a lot of iowa republicans, like the rest of americans, you, know they took a break from news consumption. they went

it helped him pick up the endorsement of steve king, who was defeated in the republican primary.ill has a lot of people who supports him and listen to what he has to say. one of the legislators actually said he was coming out for ramaswamy. one of the things he cited -- he said generally, talking about how we need to get back to our very attractive. i think ramaswamy will be distant, but if he were to finish with 12% of the vote, that would be considered a strong showing for him host:. c%give us your predictions about what we will see at the caucus tomorrow yeah -- tomorrow. guest: i think the turnout will be substantially down. i think it will be low, certainly below 150,000. i think trump will win by some large margins. i could argue it either way. but i think nikki haley will finish in second place. but he does have a bigger ground game field operation than she does, so it is possible that he could sneak past her. host: we would like to thank the publisher for coming on with us this morning and talking about the upcoming iowa caucus. thank you for your time. guest: thank you f

it helped him pick up the endorsement of steve king, who was defeated in the republican primary.l has a lot of people who supports him and listen to what he has to say. one of the legislators actually said he was coming out for ramaswamy. one of the things he cited -- he said generally, talking about how we need to get back to our roots. he found that very attractive. i think ramaswamy will be distant, but if he were to finish with 12% of the vote, that would be considered a strong showing for him host:. give us your predictions about what we will see at the caucus tomorrow yeah -- tomorrow. guest: i think the turnout will be substantially down. i think it will be low, certainly below 150,000. i think trump will win by some large margins. i could argue it either way. but i think nikki haley will finish in second place. but he does have a bigger ground game field operation than she does, so it is possible that he could sneak past her. host: we would like to thank the publisher for coming on with us this morning and talking about the upcoming iowa caucus. thank you for your time. g

some of life over compass would steve king endorsed me. many expected him to go with donald trump.e went with me because of my can against the co2 pipeline and others. one of the strongest constitutional conservatives in the state just switched from ron desantis to me. other constitutional conservatives endorsing very late in the cycle so we are definitely seeing this late search at the very end as people thought through their decisions carefully, and i think they will reward the candidate who can really take principal positions the other candidates have been unable to take. i will pardon every peaceful january 6 protester on my first day in office. i am a candidate that can take these positions because i don't report to the donor class. my biggest donor is me. i report to the people of this country, that has given us a late surge that caught the attention of some other candidates. host: that pole he is referencing by the way is the iowa poll. the des moines register reporting that the poll is made up of 705 likely caucus-goers. it was conducted january 7 to 12. .7 percentage point

some of life over compass would steve king endorsed me. many expected him to go with donald trump. he went with me because of my can against the co2 pipeline and others. one of the strongest constitutional conservatives in the state just switched from ron desantis to me. other constitutional conservatives endorsing very late in the cycle so we are definitely seeing this late search at the very end as people thought through their decisions carefully, and i think they will reward the candidate who can really take principal positions the other candidates have been unable to take. i will pardon every peaceful january 6 protester on my first day in office. i am a candidate that can take these positions because i don't report to the donor class. my biggest donor is me. i report to the people of this country, that has given us a late surge that caught the attention of some other candidates. host: that pole he is referencing by the way is the iowa poll. the des moines register reporting that the poll is made up of 705 likely caucus-goers. it was conducted january 7 to 12. .7 percentage poi

trump asks: is your dog, steve breen , the world famous kinush image of king kong. and it’s clear whoding behind it, here on the biplane is written desantis, the mayor of florida, who has withdrawn from the race, in the distance you can see another plane with the inscription haley. there is a grueling marathon ahead, given the condition of the runners and the rugged political terrain, the race is not standard, what can we expect later, based on what... we know about the two main athletes, we asked our frequent interlocutor raselan, a professor at stanford university, to fantasize. what is biden like on foreign policy? not as bad as its critics expected, but the achievement is moderate. his approach is limited involvement in external conflicts. he supports ukraine, but does not give everything she wants, and most definitely not as quickly as she would like. we'll be on the side. in my opinion, approximately the same line applies to israel. complete solidarity in words, regardless of position the international community, however, seems to be taking covert action to contain it. there wer

steve breen is the world-famous movie character of king kong.clear who is hiding behind him. but on the biplane it is written “landing” the mayor of florida, who has withdrawn from the race, another airplane with the inscription “hailey” can be seen in the distance. there is a grueling marathon ahead, taking into account the condition of the runners and the ruggedness of the political terrain, the race is non-standard, what to expect next , based on what we know about the two main athletes, we asked our frequent interlocutor rasel burman to fantasize, professor at stanford university. what is biden like on foreign policy? not as bad as expected. his critics, but also his achievements are moderate, his approach is limited involvement in external conflicts, he supports ukraine, but they do not give everything that it wants, and certainly not as quickly as it would like. rhetoric: we will be on the side of ukraine as long as necessary. in practice, it’s more like this: to ensure ukraine’s ability to fight, but not to win. in my opinion, approximate

get us out of there and make the red sea unnavigable and it will make them look like kings of the middle east. >> steve: with lloyd austin going back to work today, we are delighted he is healthy enough to go back to work. got to figure he will walk in. did i miss anything. the reason the death toll is high and injury toll is higher, i was talking to lucas tomlinson and he said tower 22 theys r hit is the sleeping towers. this was the thing joe biden feared most after october 7, low-level attack turns deadly and that is what it has done. this further complicated joe biden's decision ramping up fighting with iran at the same time trying to tell prime minister netanyahu take your foot off the gas in israel and wrap up with gaza, that has been the pressure. now if we engage with iran, all bets are off. >> carley: so true and hard to believe economist said this is the first time since the korean war. go back to the houthis, harassing ships. first week of december, pentagon had drawn up plans to attack the houthis and biden administration said not yet. we don't have seven days, u.s. troops are sitting ducks

steve: no kidding. more on biden's awful numbers and the 2024 race because the iowa caucus is two weeks from yesterday. >> ainsley: on martin luther kingr. holiday. on that monday. >> steve: in the meantime, let's talk football. >> ainsley: go blue. >> steve: stage set for next championship after a pair of fantastic championship games last night. washington huskies making a defensive stop on the last play of the sugar bowl to secure the 37-31 win over texas. >> griff: this one, chris is, for you. the rose bowl ending in an overtime thriller. michigan would strike first in the game's extra period. and the wolverines defense standing strong sending michigan to first title game in more than 25 years. >> williams in motion. michigan makes a stand and comes up with a milestone playoff victory. >> ainsley: michigan beating alabama 27-20 in overtime and now face washington in the national championship game in houston next monday night at 7: 30 p.m. and chris you have to step in front of the camera. chris has michigan gear on today. is he proud. [cheers and applause] >> griff: look at that it was awesome. it was awesome. >> i was in bed just t

. >> steve: one other name is michael jackson? the king of pop? know anything about the circumstances? we know bill clinton flew on his plane a bunch of times, a lot of celebrities and famous people. former president trump a couple times. no evidence anything happened. what about michael jackson? >> peter: she was asked if she saw anyone famous, she said michael jackson. rich guy who liked having famous people around. descriptions are just somebody was there, not necessarily doing anything bad. >> steve: no smoking gun regarding anything wrong happening, gives us something to talk about. thank you very much. >> lawrence: another person mentioned was prince andrew. question said please name a person ghislaine maxwell directed you to have sex with. prince andrew. who else? as a whole, they both trafficked me to people, under both direction. not easy to say ghislaine maxwell, i mean both of them talking about epstein and ghislaine maxwell. >> ainsley: my gosh. >> steve: you got to figure going forward, election year, leap year, last number of electio

steve: mr. tim curry as king arthur was fantastic [ cheers and applause >> had the audience in the palm of his handhave you ever done this before where you go - >> yeah, i have done a little bit. but this one i've been kind of avoiding but i just think, you know, it started here so, i want to go back and support this revival, you know and eric idle and i are absolutely friends forever so, yeah, i need to go and check it out and take my little girl who i have here with me. >> seth: very exciting you have your little girl in new york city for christmas. >> yes >> seth: is this her first christmas in the city? >> yes it is. >> seth: how is she liking it so far? >> she, honestly -- i think my brother that's come with us, i think he's actually even more excited. yesterday, my brother was like, "this is where they shot 'elf.'" [ laughter ] and my daughter was like - okay, because she's been here quite a lot, you know. so, yeah, my 52-year-old brother was losing his mind. [ laughter ] >> seth: i remember in your dressing room, he's like, "have you met 'elf.' >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: do you -- but i

these are just images of the king of rock and roll elvis presley. >> brian: this looks so real. >> steves film. and what they have done is taken iconic video and film and digitized it and apparently this company called layered reality is now doing an a.i. elvis show started in london. there is jaw dropping finale elvis taking the stage hologram but looks so real. >> ainsley: gyrations and all. launch in london in november. and then move to las vegas and berlin and tokyo. >> brian: i totally understand. this when you wear the goggles they could put new that environment and bring you on the stage when you wear those -- the goggles, the a.i. goggles. so, to me, it was a matter of time before this just happened you didn't need to wear the app. rat tuesday. >> ainsley: i never saw him perform. it would be great to see the hologram where you feel like you are in the same room with him. >> brian: but you are not. more money legacy. >> ainsley: fun to go and see it how they do a hologram. his birthday 15 years ago. natalie coal used to sing with her dad right there on the big screen. saw it once

steve kerr ever changing starting line-up. what is important is that he is bad it comes on the significance day on our calendar. it's martin luther king junior day and the dubs will be in one of the most significant cities of the civil rights movement that is not lost on steve kerr. powerful thing to be in memphis on mlk day you know, i've been to that museum you know, even just walking. past it's it's kind of haunting, you know, you do like we went to dinner last year. and you know what it was at night and looked down and and, you know, saw the lorraine tell it was like. his senate shiver through my spine. means a lot for us to be chosen to play in memphis on that day. are very i'm proud of that. >> i'm excited for dream. on the comeback 3 months return. let's see if you can turn this thing around. quick note. rams. they lost to the lions told that's right. compares with the rams, that's gonna wrap things up for us tonight. (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, when dad brings up the importance of... (dad) building credit. (vo) ... you're ready. (daughter cutting him off) dad. fargo, what's my fico score? (dad)

steve i know you're a kings guy, but what did you think of that shot. >> well he is one of the best rightean but the bank it in. did he call his bank. >> you know they asked him that after the game. did you call glass on that? and he's like, it just went in. that's all i care about. i'm happy. >> i mean he's a he's a heck of a player. that's a tough way to lose though. i agree. we do have low clouds around. but the higher mid level clouds they were there early. now they're gone. but some of the low clouds are still producing a little mist drizzle there. novato zero visibility petaluma three quarters of a mile and napa airport a half mile. tracy a mile. so there are some pockets of fog out there. one force that lifts, or if you don't have the fog, it's already sunny, 40s, 50s on the temps here. the big message is rain coming in tomorrow and cold air and sierra snow. there's going to be some pretty good snow here. and a surge of some colder air will start to filter in here, giving us a chilly sunday rainfall quarter of an inch to maybe 3500 i think would cover it for us tomorrow. but the re

king day. a lot of businesses will be closed. they usually caucus 8 p.m. >> stevend friends" will be there. today fauci will testify on covid and pandemic response. >> ainsley: senator rand paul is next. >> brian: our cameras captured a migrant jumping razor wire, lawrence is live on the ground in eagle pass, he is next. we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever is best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active duty service people, and they and their families. we're the ones that are there to help them. people are doing hard, arduous, difficult, dangerous things. some of them are giving their lives right now today for the freedoms that we have here in this country. they're willing to do that for you for me and for our family. so for us at newday, to have the opportunity to turn around and help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love. it's a noble service. and that's what we're all about. i told myself i was ok wi

steve kerr is ever changing starting line-up. but what is important is he is back it comes on a significant day on our calendar. it is martin luther king day on monday and the dubs will be in one of the most significant cities of the civil rights movement. that is not lost on steve kerr. powerful thing to be in memphis on mlk day you know, i've been to that museum you know, even just walking. past it's it's kind of haunting. you know, you do like i we went to dinner last year. and you know what it was at night and looked down and and, you know, saw the lorraine tell it was like. his senate shiver through my spine. you know, it's it's always powerful just to be there. but particularly on mlk day. i that it's meaningful day for everybody in the organization means a lot for us to be chosen to play in memphis on that day. are very i'm proud of that. >> to the college ranks, tara vanderveer and stanford. taking on colorado. colorado is really good. 2nd quarter. stanford down to brooke dimitri. shoot 12 points, 4 threes off the bench for brooke stanford takes the lead. the closing moments of the half, colorado, 3 hannah jump misses the 3. th

trump adviser steve bannon received the same four month sentence both are hoping to remain free while appealing their conviction and breaking overnight in the uk. buckingham palace says king charles has been admitted to a london hospital for a corrective procedure for an enlarged prostate. the palace said overnight it will confirm his treatment when it has ended. the 75 year old king will be treated at the london clinic, where the princess of wales is recovering after she underwent abdominal surgery. the palace, saying this in a statement his majesty would like to thank all those who have sent their good wishes now to a dramatic church collapse in connecticut. the steeple on the historic church came crashing down yesterday, leaving a massive hole in the roof. miraculously, no one was hurt. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> an investigation is underway after the structural collapse of an historic church in downtown new london, connecticut. >> possible explosion or smoke. >> the roof and steeple crumbling in the middle of the day, shrouding city blocks in a haze of dust. church just went down. lester harris had just parked his car across the street . >> i heard this boom soun

. >> steve: that's going to be one of the problems. keep in mind today is martin luther kinga big holiday as well. a lot of people have the day o off. here's the thing about and i love the way you guys set up how the caucus works. i kind of like the democrat caucuses better when they used to do it. they are not doing them this year. that is where everybody would go in a room and rather than cast votes you would stand in the corner of the person you like. if one candidate didn't get 15%. was not deemed viable, then the people would give a speech and try to get you to support one of the other people. but, what is interesting is in the -- here at the 11th hour you have marco rubio of the great state of florida, he is out of nowhere yesterday surprised everybody and endorsed donald trump. of course, that's got to come as a slap in the face to ron desantis. who is the governor of the great state of florida. and then you got larry hogan. he has announced that he -- you know, some people thought he was going to run for president. now out of nowhere he is supporting nikki haley. and

. >> jimmy: well, there he is, steve mitchell right there oh, my goodness. ♪ nice to see you. good to see you, kingfreezing ♪ and finally, legendary philadelphia flyers mascot, gritty [ cheers and applause ♪ all right, now, here we go here we go. now, the final question is for dwyane [ phone ringing >> could you hand me the phone >> dwyane, yes, here you go, babe [ laughter ] here you go. >> jimmy: no, the snake -- the snake answered the phone by mistake. the snake is answering the phone. >> oh, what's up >> no, no, no, no, no. >> come on, anaconda >> jimmy: yes, dwyane -- dwyane, what -- what type of bean are chickpeas also known as >> huh >> jimmy: what type of bean are chickpeas also known as? >> okay. anybody? >> chickpeas - >> what kind of bean it ain't a pinto bean. [ light laughter ] it ain't black eyed peas [ laughter ] >> chickpea, chickpea. >> oh, the little -- [ slide whistle >> carpaccio wait - [ light laughter ] >> carpaccio >> carpaccio [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is not -- unfortunately, it's not carpaccio. [ buzzer ] [ sad tuba ] no, very close, garbanzo is the answer [ cheers ] that

king charles. >> brian: they downgraded him sent him from a big house to a smaller house. >> steve: people would like to send him to a different big house. >> brian: i understand. >> steve: brook with all of those celebrities, their names are out there now has anyone come out and said look, i went to a party for the environment or we went to save the whales or something? >> that's what i'm sure we are going to hear from all of these people. again, no one is accused of wrongdoing here. seeing these big names come out it's tying them to this yucky scandal really it's it's concerning. but, you know, again, none of these people have been accused of wrongdoing. we are seeing these allegations come out against former president bill clinton which we expected to see here because we have heard rumblings about this for years and years. so we will see what comes out today. and if these celebrities say anything, and if there's any justification for them to have been spending time with jeffrey epstein. >> ainsley: such a case, brook, influential people, they offer their planes. they offer their islands and o

king for now. willie? >> all right. so we'll enjoy those games for free today for now. steve, a fascinating report. thanks so much.next a "sunday sitdown" with matt damon in the week his movie "oppenheimer" led the way with 13 oscar nominations, on the impact of that movie and rising to the heights of hollywood alongside his childhood buddy. >>> and then "a life well lived." the nobel prize winning physicist whose groundbreaking work confirmed an explosion known as the big bang. >>> and, as we head to break, an instant classic in the nba last night between two of the league's all-time greats, lebron james and the los angeles lakers slipping past steph curry and the golden state warriors in double overtime, 145-144. a photo of the week is of james and curry, longtime friends, laughing on the court even in the heat of battle. lebron scored 36 in the win, steph had 46 in the close loss. james saying after the game, james saying after the game, qu feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to

on the private post office prosecutions , and also , office prosecutions, and also, steve, lots of people are asking kingd her a cbe in the first place, while all this was going on. well, there's a lot of questions about how honours are awarded these days. how honours are awarded these days . um, i don't know. i mean, days. um, i don't know. i mean, i honestly have no idea , but i i honestly have no idea, but i think it's probably if the honours system , they continue to honours system, they continue to have any kind of validity, she's done the right thing. finally because this getting a cbe that is significant . is significant. >> it will have done her career when she received that, i think she was it was announced at the end of 2018. once she received that, it would have given her career a big boost. she went on to hold many other big positions, didn't she . positions, didn't she. >> yes, i mean, i think that's the point, she has continued to do quite well for herself while all these other people have had such a terrible time . such a terrible time. >> now, steve, uh , whilst this >> now, steve, uh, wh

king charles coronation. come on. the hypocrisy is overwhelming. >> carley: thank you for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. >> steve: hello, everyone, 6:00 a.m. in new york city. you are watching "fox & friends first" for this wednesday, january 17th. welcome aboard. >> ainsley: from campaign foe to friend. vivek ramaswamy at a trump new hampshire rally. could a cabinet position or even the veep job be in his future? >> lawrence: pushes for are to be thrown out. prosecutors say cocaine was -- >> brian: house floor? >> ainsley: i thought he said he didn't do drugs? >> i wonder what happened to the white house cocaine have we looked into that. >> white house climate caesar snaps. john kerry confronted over climate hypocrisy. >> why do you think you are more important. your carbon footprint doesn't matter but everybody else around the world. >> nobody ever suggested that nobody ever suggested that don't make up stupid questions. >> being here suggests that. >> stupid question. >> brian: why is it a stupid question and telling everybody else to stop using oil and gas. "fox & friends" starts right now unless i'm mistake

king said something -- get a response. they want pulitzer prices. they just can't wait to normalize this. they can't wait to have drinks, stevet like everything is, you know, it's romney. we want to have fun -- that's not what it is. we can't let them to that. >> you're pulling off a pink college sweatshirt but don't call yourself old. there is a debate, i'm sure people ask you this all the time, my friends asked me this, people ask me this on tv, why does not president biden go after trump on being a sexual assault or? why doesn't he go after him on all of these legal troubles and legal turmoil. you and i both know well, there's lots of levers in the campaign. there is the candidate. there's media, there's campaign spokespeople. how should they be approaching this and going after trump on these legal issues, and how should that be the same as what the president is doing or separate. >> i would tell the president and his campaign, we got your back, dude. we are going after him, okay? a rhetorical one, if you will. the president is talking about what is going on infrastructure, tremendous progress, making thousands of new proj

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yeah steve kerr remembered milojevic calling him someone who brought joy and light to every single day with his passion and energy. mike brown, the head coach of the sacramento kings who spent six years as an assistant with the warriors. one of those years alongside milojevic, called him a giant teddy bear. >> he is a sweetheart of a giant man. he's a big guy. when he played, you know, he was an enforcer. he played with passion . but he's so sweet and so gentle and so intelligent, so intelligent, so approachable, all and just a just a big teddy bear. >> milojevic was born in serbia. that is where his love for the game of basketball started. it led him to a professional career playing overseas before he came to the us, where he coached a number of nba teams, including the atlanta hawks and san antonio spurs. he was in his third season with the warriors as the nba community is a small one, one where it seems almost everyone knows everyone else and that is clear by the coaches and players all across this league sharing memories of milojevic. this loss felt far beyond than just the warriors organization. he also served as a mentor to two time nba mvp nikola jokic, the

kings. so that's going to be a big game as well. all right steve how's the weather today.do have a clear morning. >> you're fortunate if you can get three players of that caliber right. be together that long. >> it's incredible. >> yeah i mean most teams never see that. never see that. all right. so congratulations. yes. all right. we'll look ahead to another sport. that would be football because it looks important and it looks warm. you know last weekend it was all about rain.end fair and warm near 70 i, i thought 68. but everything is saying maybe a little bit warmer than that. so if you're tailgating you can wear shorts. look pretty nice all right. you usually don't like to show some of these because i disagree with them. a lot of times. but this time i'm on i'm on board with this. this would be starting next wednesday. looks like a rainy pattern. likely next wednesday and beyond, and it could generate some pretty hefty rain totals. we'll see where it all sets up, but everything is pointing in that direction. there's a lot going on across the pacific, that's for sure. n