larry: tammy bruce, move on to, trump trials are dead.ember when they had 750 years in jail what mapped to that. >> media moved that. this is also akin to turning on light in kitchen. all of the bugs, scurry back under the fridge, they have party when you can't see. larry: did you think of that before. >> they are covered. they are protected by media and you can't see reality, it is you be, old thing with wizard of oz, you pull curtain back there is a wir weird guy there making a noise, this is perfect storm of clarity, transparency, elon musk buying x, conversations able to be had, newspapers not sensors, americans talking with each other, crowds that force media to cover trump, assassination attempts, everyone bringing forward reality people finds out they were lied to that trump of the not who they said he was, bringing forth more so people looking at indictments like, why does he have more than al capone something is not right, it got us spell that was broken, a spell we came very close togo cat to going off that cliff but we didn't,

tammy bruce, is that still legal? voting on election day?how much of the shenanigans we've been dealing with with each one of the election periods and 16, 20, 22, that the kinds of things that they want to do, when you want legitimate election, you don't want people to wonder, why would you want to like, oh, we're not going to know for three more days and a really tight race and happen to have those thousands of ballots coming in, enough it enough. covid is done, let's get back to something series. larry: follow up to both of you. early voting favors gop, new voter registration favors gop and i'm read ago lot about that. i'm not reading it in the new york times or washington post. but a lot about it. true or untrue? >> i'd have to see those reports myself, larry. i don't know. larry: if you don't want to answer, tammy, what do you think? they're showing numbers on this. >> look, it's new for the gop and exciting and trump has been pushing it and americans know what's at stake. larry: for the first time. >> that's why there's this kind of num

tammy bruce, i'll drop this unprofitable line of discussion and move on. the trump trials.h folded and merrick garland and going to be on unemployment lines and here in new york, the judge is postponing and never sending that smart prediction and i remember when they had 34 counts and 750 years in jail and going around for that. >> this is also akin to turning the light on in the kitchen and all the bugs i screwed back in the day. they're having a party when you can't see. but you can't, when they're covered and they're protected by media and you can't see what the reality is. the wizard of oz and making noise and this is the perfect storm of clarity of transparency and elon musk buying x. conversations being able to be had and newspapers not being censored and americans talking with each other. the crowds that force the media to cover trump and the assassination attempts and everything suddenly the perfect storm bringing forward the reality and people finding out that they were lied to and that trump was not who they said he was. bringing forth more so people looking at th

[applause] a big round of applause for tammy bruce. [applause] is the of the subway round where we lived with my mother i saw the in the building. this was a large building and there were many families in their. my brother and i decided rather than going with all the people we waded on the corner and we decided to ask her mother why they were there and what the was doing there. we would go home and asked her mother. after while to her surprise was my mother they were bringing out the building. and they took her away. welcome to tonight's commonwealth of world affairs event. my name is ken and i'm a long-time supporter with my wife jackie and we are delighted to be sponsoring the program. before it started to reminders all the usual stuff the first one is this thing were carted so please be sure to silence

larry: you can do that, tammy bruce is that legal?his shenanigans we have been dealing with each of these election periods, 16, 20, 22, that kinds of thing they want to do, when you want legitimate election down want people to wonder why would you want to like oh, we won't know for three more days, and tight race and you have thousand of ballots coming in enough is enough, covid is done. larry: follow-up to you. early voting favors g.o.p., new voter registration favors g.o.p., i'm reading a lot about, that not in "new york times" or "washington post," true or untrue? >> i would have to see these reports, larry. i don't know. larry: all right, tammy? >> i think number -- >> they show numbers. >> look, new for g.o.p., it is exciting and trump has been pushing it, americans know what is at stake. that is why you see this kind of a number. what matters, still, is tomorrow. is people it is a tradition in this country we do care about election day, we don't want an election period or election year. that is nuts. we want to be specific peopl

we've got joe concha and mark simone and tammy bruce on. all that in just a few moments and markets are giving trump a 1,500 point vote of confidence. wow. we also have senator rick scott, congresswoman elise stefanik waiting in the wings and moments away, kamala harris about to give her white flag of surrender speech at howard university which she should have done last night, but then again, we'll take you to it when it finally happens. we will run the whole speech. all right donald trump riding a populous revolt to a new golden age and that's the subject of the rif. donald trump won a landslide victory yesterday. he swept all of the swing states. he broke down the so-called blue wall of wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. he had good coat tails bringing five new republican senators in. the house is going to remain republican hands. mr. trump won the popular vote 51-47. roughly a margin of 5 million votes. it was a historic victory, so somewhat similar to ronald reagan back in 1980 indeed. mr. trump has given us the greatest political c

tammy bruce, always great to see you. big weekend show" tonight at 7 p.m. >> yes. charlie: thank you, tammy. >> my pleasure. thank you, dear. charlie: okay. a win for trump? a new york judge delays trump's sentencing indefinitely. we break down the legal fight next. hillsdale was founded in 1844. we're passing on a cultural heritage, the culture of the west. when the federal government started giving money to colleges, we didn't take it. that independence has allowed us to stay with our mission that we established 175 years ago. because we don't accept federal money. we are free to concentrate on the mission of the college. we care about freedom, and that affiliates us with the free institutions of america. (♪) lowe's knows when it comes to the holidays everything has to be seamless. save on lg's first ever zero-clearance refrigerator that has near flush installation for the ultimate built-in look. save at lowe's now during our black friday buildup event in store and online. brian: daniel penny's lawyers resting their cas

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. >> and i bet each one of you came here today already knowing who tammy bruce is. you do.t's why you're here. you watch her on fox news, you read her articles in amac.us, "usa today," new york times and a host of other national publications, magazines, you name it. she's been published just about everywhere. most of us in this room are lifelong, staunch republicans. and we're conservative. we're used to hearing at these meetings almost every month a conservative speaker, a republican speaker. today we're going to have a slightly different perspective because our speaker today has a slightly different background historically thanun some of us here in the room. if he started out as a staunch and avid democrat. she worked on the campaigns of two with two of the most liberal senators in the history of california, box orer and and feinstein. boxer and feinstein. [laughter] we forgive you. we forgive you. she worked on the campaign of bill clinton. you remember that guy, back when democrats actually had people that were just left of center and not so far left that we couldn't se

will senate fall in line and confirm his team of reformer we talk about with rich lowry, tammy bruce and mark simone, they or set. and senator tommy tuberville will join us later as well on how trump plans to shake up the pentagon and biden's forever wars. fox news bryan llenas is live in west palm beach with the latest. reporter: hey david. president-elect trump chosen all of his cabinet. picks, this could be most diverse cabinet in modern times. that is what some folks call it. looking at some latest union pro union moderated republican, as labor secretary congresswoman lori chavez-deremer. and scott b bessent at treasury secretary, and russeruss vought. and now they join some of more controversial picks like pete hegseth, as defense secretary. former democratic con congresswoman tulsi gabbard and rfk jr. as health secretary, over week republican senators defended the picks say they would be willing to do recess appointments. confirmations without hearing that president-elect has a mandate to reform the system. >> i want to end the corporate capture of government agencies i want th

larry: tammy bruce, you raised this in first place.me, the popular vote the t the elect -- electoral college vote as long as they are not criminals, it will defend trump from weaponization, from russia, russia, russia, and lawfare, you need someone to coff his back. >> he not only won but it was a statement, not like you was vague throughout the campaign, and happened to trip into winning. he was blunt. he made statements about deportation and nature of what was happening with justice department about compancultural and political issues, and americans said g let's do it. -- said go, let's do it we all voted for not just the man to fix the problem we have but as a statement about about what needed to change. and all of these picks. make a statement regarding -- >> i think accountability. >> let me finish, is that there is -- i get into it a role here. >> go. >> is that this is people chosen were people in many ways targets by department they are placed in it is the ultimate statement that people that you were trying to destroy are now i

larry: tammy bruce, you raised this in the first place but look, if this was a democrat and pushing msnbcay we're not talking about that . just get them through and it'll defend trump from weaponization and defending from russia, russia, russia and lawfare and needs someone to cover his back and it was a statement. >> he was blunt and we knew what he was going to do about deportation and nature of the justice department and cultural issues and all the cultural issues and know exactly what the man will do and americans said go, let's do it. they were voting and going for not just the man to fix the problems we have. as a statement about what needed to change and all of these picks make a statement regarding for the person with accountability. >> yes, let me finish. i get into a bit of a role here. the people chosen were people in many ways targeted by the department they're being placed in. it is the ultimate statement that the people that you were trying to destroy are now in charge of this. so that was the -- when you are thinking about trump and campaign about disruption, you expect the

tammy bruce is here, fox news contributor.ng and two businessmen who aren't reliant on that system or the people in that system or what their next job will be, right? it's the perfect assignment for these individuals. this administrative state. the bureaucratic state grows without people seeing it. one of the scary things about it. normally if you are in town you notice if they are building a new building. the federal government it does it quietly behind the scenes and you have more people working for the government than the private sector ultimately. maybe that's the point for the american left is that you want people who are working to work for the government. and this is another reason why it is good that trump has been elected because all those people who are going to be shown a different way are going to need to find private sector jobs. it helps the private sector. it will make the government more efficient. of course we want the government but we want it to be fair, we want it to be transparent and we want it to be effi

tammy bruce is going to get into that. republicans now control the senate.he outright majority will let trump approve judges and at cabinet appointees fairly quickly. the "wall street journal" james ffreeman has much more and he's going to walk across the set and take a seat on this historic day. good morning, james. >> ♪ living in the usa ♪ [narrator] not all multi-millionaires built their wealth the same way, you have... the fearless investor. the type a cpa. the bootstrapper. the bootmaker. yeehaw [narrator] but many do have something in common. we all trust schwab with our wealth. [narrator] thanks to our award-winning service, low costs and transparent advice. every day, over a million multi-millionares trust schwab with more than two trillion dollars of their wealth. taking care of mom was becoming a real challenge. i was so grateful to discover visiting angels. mom's visiting angel helps her shower and dress, and she keeps an eye on mom's alzheimer's. and our care manager gives me regular updates. best of all, mom has a trusted companion who cares abo

tammy bruce is with me and wants to weigh in on this. the view saying joe rogan is not a reliable news source. tammy:nice to see you on friday. my pontificating -- a harsh taskmaster, that's what you are looking at when it comes to legacy media. the idea of podcast making a difference, some guy that hasn't done what they have done. you can see it happening. we know media is changing and they mentioned legal notes. this is a show that multiple times giving legal notes wednesday said something about someone that was seriously not true enough to where clearly somebody said you've got to retract that. people know that is entertainment but they want to be influencers and they know they are not. brian: joe rogan asks interesting questions, talks about issues that are outside the boundaries of what you normally talk about. they want to know. >> things that affect everyone's lives, that's the podcast that kamala harris would not do. trump was right there. this is how comfortable you are not being able to know what questions you will be asked bec

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jackie: tammy bruce -- >> my pleasure. jackie: -- thank you. >> thank you. >> trump administration is child separation policy. >> the policy that separated children. >> the policy of separating thousands of migrant children -- >> and the child separations, anderson, it's just a piece of it. jackie: remember how outraged the dems were about a child separations under trump? a 2-year-old just crossed the border alone under president biden, but aoc's nowhere to be seen, no crying at the border, nothing, silence. tonight we've got the details on that 2-year-old's story. also tonight more trump progress before inauguration. could the swamp actually drain itself? [laughter] >> we have a really demoralized career staff the or, people putting their resumÉs on the street, people being really afraid of what trump's entry will mean for the story at doj. jackie: doj, hhs, epa, department of education. employees of the swamp are now crying because these bureaucratic lifers are threatening the leave their work-from-home jobs all because

stuart: tammy bruce is with us, as usual on a friday morning.u think voters are onboard with the real, radical reform of the justice department, the health department and the military? are hay onboard? >> absolutely. he was blunt during the campaign, and these very quick moves are a message to everyone that wasn't just campaign talk. this is real life, and it's happening right now, every minute. it's like i've analogized it to being with like you're on the tea party ride at disneyland where you spin the teacups? stuart: the teacup ride. >> you're having a great time, but you think you might get sick. [laughter] but you don't. you don't fly out. everything is fine. hang on, enjoy it. this is what the american people voted for, and this is for the first time you had a lot of specifics, dramatic specificsment things that it's changing everything. and that's why he got the mandate he did. so john thune should realize that this isn't just kind of another campaign with more promises made. all of these nomineeses are scream it's different now. it is no

we'll be talking about it with rich lowry, tammy bruce and mark simone, right here, plus senator tommy tuberville will join us later as well on how trump plans to shake up the pentagon and biden's foreign wars, but first fox news' bryan llenas is live in west palm beach, florida with the very latest. brian? reporter: hey, david good afternoon. well president-elect trump has chosen all of his cabinet secretaries announcing 10 picks over the weekend and what could very well be the most diverse, at least ideologically cabinet. that's what some folks are calling it. let's take a look at the latest picks, we have the president-elect choosing a union pro-union moderate republican as labor secretary, congresswoman laurie chavez, a hedge fund billionaire and former george soros advisor scott bessent as treasury secretary, project 2025 co-author russel vote for director of the office of management and budgets and brook rollins, trump's former director of domestic policy for agriculture secretary. they join some of the more controversial picks like former fox news anchor pete hegseth as defense

needle logoh joey jones, tammy bruce and david webb. welcome to the "big weekend show".ight the nation is anxiously awaiting the president elect trump to name the fbi director. that person will lead trump's cabinet and dismantling the deep state that targeted him for years. remember when the cia encouraged foreign spy agencies to investigate those tied to the trump campaign before the 2016 election? >> the story is imagine, we were informed by foreign intelligence about this. our sources tell us a different story which is that this was initiated by the u.s. government from within the u.s. government's intelligence community including the cia at least 26 days and associates were improperly without predication placed under surveillance an election year 2016. >> hard to believe that happened. the other trump administration members in the state or his nominees for cia director of national intelligence and turning. rest by expected. fbi is cash patel. here's what one of trump's enemies had to say about this potential back. >> no part of the mission is safe with cash patel in

joining me, tammy bruce, and president of american spirit enterprises, dr. nicole sapphire board certified physician. kara frederick. director at the heritage foundation and joe concha. president-elect trump appear to be at odds of his tariff immigration plan. after speaking on the phone this week, trump said his mexican counterpart agreed to cut off trade, and the president-elect says they are not closing borders but building bridges. we have mark meredith from west palm beach, florida, maybe a little clarity from you. >> holly, it's president biden saying this could affect u.s. foreign policy and the u.s. economy as well. >> i hope he rethinks this. it's counter productive. the last thing we need to do is screw up communications. >> this week trump threatened 25% tariffs exports coming from canada and mexico unless more is done to stop the flow of drugs and migrants from reaching the southern border. the president said in the phone call with trump, tariffs never came up. trump called the conversation productive. there are reports canada is preparing for re

tammy bruce is with me this morning. i don't think the democrats are going to calm down anytime soon. federman is the only one who has kept with about him. >> people are realizing covering real news, being involved, having to think, taking it seriously is tiring, that happens, you get democrats who for some reason are hating trump and trump voters when they should look to the democratic party as part of the problem so there is this panic, general sense of something has gone wrong and what are we going to do, hating all the wrong people, having all the wrong emotions, striking out like toddlers, toddlers running around in every aspect of our lives. asmac talk about 8 and toddlers, joy read, perfectly in double down on her calls to avoid trump supporters for the holidays. >> the rest of us among the 73 million americans who voted not to have fascism and autocracy and mass deportation, internment camps and economy crushing tariffs are the bad guys, the segregationists of our time, let me check my notes, don't want to have t

i think tammy bruce liked what i said because she is smiling. tammy:we are seeing a genuine renaissance, literal renaissance, rebirth, this is why when we think of consumer confidence, it didn't just happen in the week leading up to the election, those groups new what their neighborhoods were thinking a what they're at hometowns were doing. america knew what was going to happen on november 5th, you saw the anticipation of a return of trump. that was the framework but the sweeping nature, not just the color, that is the increase in a movement of gop votes and the little blue ones, so if you going in the other direction, you can barely see them but there are some red states like oklahoma, there are no, i have to say in the north, when you see the map again you will see red county based map that is already. on the nature of the sweep, the mayor of san francisco has been defeated by a democrat but he's a moderate. shelley luther, the salon owner in dallas, texas refused to shut down herself on, she was put in jail, she has run a texas house district

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tammy bruce and david webb are here with me.is the big weekend show we've got a big story tonight. a record number, 80 million americans expected to travel this thanksgiving. you should probably just get the holiday for your safety. >> going south real fast things get ugly and people get asked to do things and turn people in and point people out and turn on them. if you think you can vote for what people see as their destruction and demand that they are still cool with you and that they will have thanksgiving with you, i think you're kind of missing the point. >> voted not only against their families, but against them. against people that they loved. >> i do not want to put my date child in a position where she has to sit with someone who does not understand her. >> it's completely fine to not be around those people and to tell them why be met for my future president trump intends to nominate one of the most ideologically diverse administration and reset history advancing trumps america first agenda. this week and alone he annou

. >> dagen: tammy bruce, fox news contributor. the list of these democrats, mayors is growing. the mayor of tucson saying she will deploy the police to fight cruel and immoral deportation efforts. who are these democrats governing for, illegal migrants presumably didn't vote for them? >> they clearly have missed the message of the election. there is a universal understanding on issues regarding inflation that affect all of us, crime which affects all of us, the open border which affects all of us. this transcends partisanship and transcends who you are. your social and economic class. everyone is affected by this. everyone's daughter. nobody asks if your daughter is republican, democrat or what town you live in when you have gangs and others here who are determined to do evil. they will do it and all of us have an interest in stopping that. these are politicians, the drama is sending in the airborne and the handcuffing kids. lies meant to fear monger. the performtive theater of hamlet or something because that's all they have. they might as well say the government will bomb den

tammy bruce is in the studio with us. i want to play the full soundbite of what cuban said. play it all. >> donald trump, you never see him around strong, intelligent women ever. they are intimidating to him. with reproductive rights and can't have her around. tammy:what they are talking about in their bubble. they are perplexed at why americans are thinking for themselves, and sometimes after their names, they have smart people. they can't figure it out. it was common enough in the camelot campaign that he felt comfortable saying it. the second thing is democrats are used to telling women what to do and god for bid we aren't conforming. we are thinking for ourselves and that is bad bad bad girl, bad girl and that after generations, i am a reflection of that training after generations i'm supposed to do as i am told. what we learn and what we know as americans is after the last four years the president matters, policy matters, the future can be destroyed in a moment, 100 executive orders, the future can change, we had it, a chance to make the change, not conforming, we are c

here with reaction, fox news contributor charlie hurt and tammy bruce. tammy, let's get your overall take. look, you've got a great head of hair. we don't want you shaving your head. thank god that never happened. the good news is it's, you know, at least with what the women are doing, it's going to save men and some women. a lot of time. because now you can see them coming, right? they're going to have the shaved heads. they're going to wear their t shirts, and everything will be purple. you just don't know what's going on. but this is about them making it about themselves. they what they it's really an existential identity crisis because there's a realization with these numbers, with this popular vote that, no, not everyone in the country is an evil monster. and they had pretended that that was the case and now there's nowhere to go. they don't know what to think. and god forbid, should they think that they were wrong. and, you know, i'm a little troubled because these are people who continued with the awful rhetoric despite the fact that president trum

joining us now with reaction, fox news contributors joe concha, tammy bruce. it's dead, gone, over.ammy, it's buried, it's finished. >> yeah, this is i think a very good example, and they just can't let go -- a lot of people wait for the left or legacy media to do some self-reflection, to think about what they got wrong because they might want to get it right next time, but what americans have seen is what i saw when i was on the left is that there is no self-reflection. there is no consideration of others. there is no recognition that you could be wrong or any sense of guilt or any dynamic of, you know, what have i been doing for the last several years? has this been a mistake? those things don't occur. so when we talk about it not occurring on the left, we also mean that it's not occurring in the media. so this is one of the issues that we've got for politics and what we see on television. people who are trusted by so many americans -- it's incredibly important american institution -- and yet i think what has finally taken hold is the realization that these aren't well-meaning peo

here with reaction, fox news contributors, charlie hurt, and tammy bruce.'s get your take. >> you have a great head of hair. don't shave your head. thank god that never happened. the good news is, at least with what the women are doing, it is going to save time. because they are going to have the shaved heads and wear their t shirts. and you can see them coming. but they are make this about themselves. what they have -- it is really an existential identity crisis. because there is a realization with these numbers, sean and this popular vote. that no, not everyone in the country is an evil monster. and they pretended that was the case. and now what do they think, and they don't want to think that they are wrong. they continued with the awful rhetoric despite the fact that president trump had already been shot in the face. the nature of what they were willing to do to the country, we can not forget, but the way to rectify it is in fact to change what has happened in washington, deal with the agencies, deal with, yes, the fbi, and you know, the intelligence co

trey gowdy, jason chaffetz, tammy bruce, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: thank you, harrismonkeys escaping from a research facility. authorities are urging people who live nearby to lock their doors and their windows. workers are trying to lure the monkeys back with traps baited with apples. that would get me back. >> bill: would that work? we'll find out, right? democratic leaders from coast to coast gearing up to fight the trump administration. some aren't shy about it. nbc mark meredith is tracking this down from coast to coast it appears. good morning. >> here in washington democrats are scrambling to figure out what's next. state level democratic leaders are vowing to block trump's agenda even though he won the electoral and popular vote. newsom is calling for the state legislature to move into a special session next month. he sallies it is an effort to insure, climate. abortion and civil rights laws stand. the governor, a potential candidate in 2028 writes the freedoms we hold dear in california are under attack and we won't sit idle. california faced the challenge be

. >> harris: tammy bruce, fox news contributor is here. look, so there is anger, there is finger pointing, none of it is in the mirror, however. i'm wondering how bad is this going to get before it gets better? i have optimism it will get better. >> this is why the sweeping victory was important. you had to realize for a moment and younger people realizing maybe we're the ones out of step. maybe we're the problem. or as when i got out of the left it was a realization i had been lied to. when i first got on talk radio i had been lied to about the nature of conservatism, of christians, what was happening in america and that's what helped me make the shift. if they are lying to me about that what else were they lying to me about? this is one of those moments. so many people realize that even with all this rhetoric. in the new york city area donald trump went ahead in every place gaining 94,000 more votes than he did in 2020 and kamala harris this is the real story, has received 573,000 over half a million fewer votes than joe biden in just th

ambassador to israel nominee mike huckabee, tammy bruce, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> johnksgiving, figures. as millions of americans get ready to travel before the holiday. a late november storm set to bring severe wither to parts of the nation including heavy snow, high winds on the first blast of frigid temperatures could cause a lot of problems at airports and highways just as the thanksgiving travel week begins. had to happen, didn't it? spirit airlines filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy this morning after merger attempts that failed over the past two years. lydia hu is live in new jersey with more. what will travelers do? >> we are going to talk to the travelers about their concerns as we're reporting on this story today. this potential -- petition for bankruptcy is coming after two failed attempts at business deals involving spirit airlines. the first was a merger with frontier airlines and jetblue proposed an acquisition that was blocked by the biden administration earlier this year. some analysts say that deal would have surged customers with more travel options. lis

sean duffy, tammy bruce, gianno caldwell, mark penn. focus" top of the hour. >> bill: as of right now check this out, right? as of 10:00 a.m. eastern time, 57 minutes ago, you got 82 million americans who have voted here. in 2020 biden got about 81 million. trump got just shy of 75. so that's roughly 156, 160 million. that would be half of 2020 so far. so add them up and keep on going. we have a ways to go today. it is election day. americans still a bit unclear where vp harris stands on issues driving their votes. gillian is at the white house looking at that today. >> we will soon get a sense of whether vice president kamala harris's short campaign characterized at times by a propensity to avoid come meanting on the finer points of policy issues has resonated with american viewers. out on the campaign trail last night her final night she didn't provide any more fine points for those voters who are looking out for new information. but she did emphasize the message of unity. take a listen. >> we're optimistic about the future of our cou

also here with us, dagen mcdowell, tammy bruce, fox news contributor and author of "fear itself," and todd piro, cohost of "fox & friends first." let's bring in kerri urbahn. the procedural posture of this case, there was supposed to be a sentencing on november 26. they say that our constitutional impediments. after all he's about to be the president, it should be dismissed entirely. now we await the motions on december 2nd to that end. mark levin made this point to me, and i think it is an important one. bragg could have moved to dismiss this case. the president's lawyers have to effectively ask to dismiss. this case is dead, waiting for dismissal. so what is merchan waiting for? >> that's a great point. while today is certainly a positive development for the trump team, we need to continue to exercise caution in how we approach what judge merchan is going to do with these arguments are in before him. we already know what both sides are doing. donald trump is arguing it should be thrown out for a number of reasons. the scotus immunity case, the fact that donald trump became president

tammy bruce is here to take that to pieces, and she will. patrol sources say illegal migrants are desperate to get into america ahead of the election. they're betting that in -- if trump wins, they'll close the border. senator roger marshall is here on the show shortly. >>> kamala harris has been forced to address pro-hamas protesters on search occasions -- on several occasions. >> you know what? if listen, we all a want the war in gaza to end. everybody has a right to be heard, but right now i am speaking. stuart: is this a big problem for her? we'll ask marc thiessen. he's next. muck i knead you, you, you. ♪ i need you, you with, you. ♪ when the sun goes down, ain't nobody if else around ♪ if ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and look forward, to a more confident future. that is one dynamic du

joining us now with reaction, fox news contributor tammy bruce and outkick founder clay travis. tammy, let's get your take on. we've got the media is just screeching and screaming. i feel like we're right back in the campaign. nazi, fascist, liar, racist, and you know, matt gaetz, pete hegseth, tulsi gabbard, rfk jr. it's like i'm getting a headache already. how much outrage can can one side possibly muster up that is feigned, phony and hypocritica? well, it's all they have, as we've seen, this is the last group of people after what we've all been going through for a decade, not even just the last year. but americans have clearly sent a message that we know who you are. we don't want what you're selling. we don't believe you. we know that you're in the business of making us afraid and sick and you want us to retreat. there is nothing they can say that we can believe. and the election was more than just electing donald trump. even though, of course, that was magnificent. it was a statement to everyone else by giving the entire government to him, by giving him this, this massive ma

tammy bruce will deal with that. >>> bill clinton says democrats are not keeping up with republicans digital age. >> small town and rural people are now highly sophisticated in how they get their information. and there are zillions of new web sites now. we're not play on the same field field. we're not even being heard. stuart: obvious question, what are republicans doing right? we'll get into it. >>> donald trump building his second term dream team, tapping pam bondi as matt gaetz bows i out. lawrence jones is here, he's going to react. he's walking towards me, he's right behind me. >> beautiful day. stuart: good morning, young man. ♪ i'm bringing you a love that's true. ♪ get ready ♪ the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and what promising new treatment advances can make a new tomorrow possible. better questions. better outcomes. to go further, you need to be ready for what's down the road. as energy demand continues to rise, we're harnessing breakthrough innovations to increase production in the u.s. gulf of mexico. our latest deepwater development,