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. >> learn more at stokoe comm. >> welcome back to this special edition of hannity. look around the world. all you find is chaos. in kazakhstan, 38 people are dead after a commercial passenger jetliner crashed, and officials believe the plane was actually shot down by a russian surface to air missile off the coast of denmark. european officials believe a chinese vessel deliberately dragged its anchor along the sea floor for over 100 miles and severing critical underwater communication cables, all an alleged act of sabotage. many believe it was coordinated by russia. this, as russia and iran are about to make their alliance quite official, with a plan to sign a formal strategic partnership agreement before donald trump's inauguration next month. and despite everything you just heard, joe biden is doing nothing to protect america's interests. instead, yes, he's on yet another vacation, this time to the u.s. virgin islands. here now with reaction. former massachusetts senator scott brown. senator, thanks for being with us. so as the world further degrades with one crisi

learn more at stokoe comm. >> a story in five words. >> a story in five words. schmidt.lug i or die. roll it. >> we're soon going to be able to have computers running on their own, deciding what they want to do. and the way that happens is it's a series of decisions. we go from agents to then sort of go more powerful goals. and eventually you say to the computer, learn everything and do everything. and that's a dangerous point. when the system can self-improve we need to seriously think about unplugging it. >> guy. this is a big tech dude and he's saying it's time to unplug it. it hasn't even started yet. what do you think? >> i'm scared of this, right? and i know that the cool thing is to be like, there's so many amazing things that i can do, and i'm sure that's true. and i'm sure that if we just surrender, then the chinese will go crazy with it. so we can't do that. but like, i am genuinely scared about where this is headed, and i don't want to say it too loudly because it's listening. yes, exactly. >> and they're going to cat. they're going to be after that guy. the f

learn more at stokoe comm. wo wo wo wo wo wo. >> fast food.e. all right, listen to this, julie. 31 year old florida woman is facing a felony charge because she lost it. you know, lost it a little bit. she didn't get her eight packets of sauce at raising cane's. police say that on november 29th, she got verbally and physically hostile with staff when she discovered her mobile pickup order was missing her sauce and she went back. whose side are you on, the felon or not? >> her hairstylist. i don't know, who cares? >> i care because what do you mean, who cares? it's sauce. you want to eat a dry tender? are you insane? >> are you ready to go ballistic and hit the woman in the leg? >> listen to this, okay? the victim. which, by the way, i think there really are two victims here, so i don't know. the victim, who is the manager, greeted the defendant and asked how she could assist the defendant. why ask if you're not going to assist? because she said i want my missing sauce. she apparently drove back to get the sauce. and then? and then she asked for

learn more at stokoe comm.e got another clip for you. >> it's video of the day, part two. >> if the viewers at home could only see what we just saw. whoa. all right. our second video of the day comes from colorado, where a man who was busted for drunk driving for a drunk driving crash and had a blood alcohol level four times the legal limit, told a cop he was, quote, a professional drinker, wrote sven. >> how much have you had to drink tonight, man? don't either. >> no, i'm asking you, bro. sure, sure. how much? yeah, probably 1010 drinks. >> all right. cool your ten drinks. steve. >> ray, you're pretty drunk. >> hey. >> yeah. okay, i'm gonna tell you right now, like i'm a professional drinker. okay? so. all right, i got you. >> he's with professional drinker chris, right? >> say that he's probably not a professional drinker. if he got caught, that would be the number one rule to not do that. >> i also like how he corrected the officer. eight. >> yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. right. >> oh, that's a horse of a

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learn more at stokoe comm. >> yep, you're watching mailing it in.y dokey. >> deb wright asks, what do you do to celebrate the new year, tyrus? >> i sit at home with the fam and watch my pretaped new year's eve special on fox, which i hosted with kat timpf. yeah that's true. >> that's true. >> david, i'm almost afraid to ask, but what do you do to celebrate the new year? >> well, last year i went to a big party at puff daddy's, so i don't know what i'm. >> how was that? >> yeah, i don't remember, i woke up. i woke up in a highway median. i just have no idea. but i think it was good. >> did you have a baby bump after? >> aaron? >> normally, it kind of depends on the year i've done. last year, i went to the bills patriots football game in buffalo, new york and watched bill belichick lose for the last time as he left orchard park as the patriots coach. this year i will be home in rochester because on new year's day, my sister is being sworn in as the first female district attorney of wayne county, new york, so i will be there for her swearing in. >> i w

learn more at stokoe comm. >> welcome back to this special edition of hannity. it's that time of year again. 2024 is coming to a close. it's hard to believe that year went by so fast, and politico has released their annual list of worst political predictions, and this year's edition did not disappoint. so let's dive in. remember when the democrats promised us biden wouldn't pardon hunter even after the election? but once december rolled around, biden changed his mind and, of course, did just that. then there were many on the left who promised us that kamala harris would win in november. how'd that work out for them? even more ridiculous, democrats first promised us that biden would beat trump. of course, this was all before he fell flat on his face, and trump thumped him at the june debate. speaking of which, we were also told by biden's advisers that he would benefit from the early debate. in reality, it ended his campaign. of course, no list would be of wrong 2024 predictions would be complete without mentioning allan lichtman and his infallible keys, which al

more at stokoe comm welcome back to cnn newsroom. >> here are some of the top stories we're following today. police are searching for the man who opened fire on a health care ceo in midtown manhattan. nearly 24 hours ago. ryan thompson traveled to new york from minnesota for his company's annual investors meeting. he was walking to that meeting when the gunman emerged from behind him and shot and killed him. bitcoin soared past the $100,000 mark for the first time on wednesday. it surged to this new record after president elect donald trump unveiled administration nominees seen as being friendly to cryptocurrency and its traditional sign of christmas in new york city. the likes of the rockefeller center christmas tree were turned on last night in front of a huge crowd. how pretty is that this year's trees, 74ft tall, weighs about 11 tons and has more than 50,000 led lights still not as big as christmas. >> back to our developing story, though. out of new york a manhunt is underway after unitedhealthcare ceo was gunned down in the heart of manhattan. police say brian thompson was shot

more at stokoe comm. >> is this still a thing? in tonight? >> is this still a thing? progressive chumps still attacking trump even though 45 will now be 47. the left is not letting up. new york attorney general letitia james says she will not drop the civil fraud case against him, arguing presidential immunity does not protect him from civil litigation. evidently, neither do common sense the will of the people or millions of voters. meanwhile, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg is urging judge juan merchan not to toss out trump's guilty verdict on the hush money case. it's nice to see alvin bragg pushing for something besides a meat lover's pizza. okay, so, kat, the do you think that they are just going to let this fade away, that they can't give it up right now? they just they know that trump seems to be winning and winning big, but they can't face their supporters because they promised. >> yeah, i really do feel like it's the same thing as what i talked about. the people, they're in too deep. yeah, it's like people don't realize it actually is an option to say

learn more at stokoe comm. >> all right, attack after attack after attack.he left keeps coming after president trump's nominees. it doesn't seem to bother anyone, though, but americans aren't buying into it at all. look at this poll. a new poll shows 55% give the transition a thumbs up. new york times headline the onslaught, now becoming an afterthought, with president trump doubling down on his support for our good buddy pete hegseth as secdef as hegseth and other nominees will not stop coming and are doing great in one on one sessions, according to all reports. so who will have the toughest time? who will have the easiest time? let's ask the man in the middle of the fray. fresh off a trip to mar-a-lago, senator markwayne mullin of oklahoma. senator, great to see you. your thoughts about how it's going so far as the nominees blitz the senate. >> it's going great. i mean, one thing the reporters keep asking us in the halls is, do you think they're moving too fast? i was like, like, brian, how in the heck could they be moving too fast? i mean, the american pe

learn more at stokoe comm.is now. learn about adopting a teen and adopt u.s. kids.org. all right. welcome back to bloomberg markets on tv and radio. of course it's the end of the year. so we're doing our simulcast. i think this is radio on tv rather than tv on the radio, because we're sitting in the radio studio, which we don't normally do. paper covers rock. yeah, yeah. not that it matters, truly, but in any case, we are looking at these markets. we're looking at green on the screen again. hard to see too much conviction. on december 23rd. but of course we're capping off an extraordinary year for the markets. and there's a lot of question marks heading into next year. question marks. and there are a few in particular you and i have been talking about all morning. and that is those presented by torsten slok over at apollo. let's start talking through them. and you know what? we're also going to bring in bloomberg's alex semenova to talk about them with us too, because some of them are kind of a little more obvi