and that is ted cruz's response. you obviously have some thoughts about ted cruz.er that is. >> he's playing texas. he thinks that is what texas is. he's a fake texan and a lot of ways. he's an ivy league trainer, he knows what he's talking. he's knows that there is no requirement coming down the pipe for that. but he's pretending. and he is trying to appeal to the culture war. that is the only thing that he has to offer. he does not vote for the infrastructure bill bringing 35 billion dollars to our state over five years. or the chips and science act bringing high tech manufacturing to texas. he doesn't vote after the shooting in uvalde to safer communities. for some 30 years we've done anything on gun violence. this is what he has to offer. its culture war and stunts. and texans are embarrassed. they are tired of it. and that is why we're getting rid of them. >> i would also say i think he likes pretending to be like supermacho and that is just my -- you can try that. good luck. texas congressman colin allred, thank you for joining. please do not try to ram me wh

in its ted cruz's response. you obviously have thoughts about ted cruz.playing texans, you think that's what texas is. he's a fake texan in a lot of ways. he's an ivy league trained lawyer, and he knows there is no requirement coming down the pike for that. but he's pretending, and he's trying to appeal to the culture war. it's the only thing he has to offer. he doesn't vote for the -- over five years of the chips and science actors bringing high tech manufacturing for texas. he's voting not voting for the safe communities act, which is the first time we've done anything on gun violence, the jon horn and helped lead. this is what he has to offer. culture war intense. texans are embarrassed and they're tired of it, that's why we're gonna get rid of him. >> i would also say articulate pretending to be supermacho and likes swilling beer. but that's just me. >> i'm a former nfl trial linebacker. >> good like, texas congressman colin allred, please don't round me when this is over. this is our show for this evening. now it's time for the last word with lawrenc

you obviously have some thoughts about ted cruz. what is on display there when you see ted cruz doing whatever that is? >> he thinks that's what texas is. he's a fake texan in a lot of ways. he knows there's no requirement coming down the pipe for that, but he's pretending, and he's trying to appeal to the culture war. that's the only thing he has to offer. he doesn't vote for the infrastructure bill or the chips and science act. he doesn't vote after the shooting of uvalde for the safer communities act, which is first time in 30 years we've done anything on gun violence that john cornyn helped lead. it's culture wars and stunts, and texans are embarrassed and tired of it. >> i would also say he likes pretending to be super macho. good luck. texas congressman collin allred, thanks for joining me. please don't try to ram me when this is all over. that is our show for this evening. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> donald trump's defense team floats a new strategy in his georgia election interference case, tr

ted, your reaction on that. some of this is to be expected clearly. >> bill, i'm glad that they are making those changes. those changes are necessary and proper. i can tell you both joe and paul will tell you that some of the smartest people in the world are locked up in prison. so they are always trying to find ways to get out. now, you know, what this brings me to mind of is when griff jenkins and i were up in new york where they had two escaped prisoners and they were out in those woods forever. but the one thing that we have found in all of these cases, is that law enforcement are not going to stop until they bring some kind of a prisoner like this to justice. i can tell you this past weekend i was on with neville and i said the two things necessary here were the two ps, patience and the ability to continue to put pressure in that area. this is what law enforcement did. they had to have been patient. this guy kept bobbing up every now and then. and he also was able to make phone calls, was able to get into h

ted: thank you.s very much. ♪ amna: four months after the 9/11 attacks, the first detainees arrived at a united states military facility in guantanamo bay, cuba. more than 20 years later, 30 men are still held there. there's also a new debate over potential plea deals for five detainees accused of key roles in 9/11, including the alleged architect, khalid sheikh mohammed, complicating the decades-long effort to permanently shut down the prison. carol rosenberg of the new york times has covered the facility since it opened and joins me now. thank you for joining us. good to see you. carol: thank you. amna: 9/11 families were notified about a possible plea deal with five detainees last month. hundreds of families and survivors and first responders have sent a letter to president biden, asking him to reject the deal. a spokesman for the group, who lost his father on 9/11, said this to politico. he set a trial. a plea deal avoids a public reckoning. and that is important issue. cannot have the greatest t

in this country today but ted i want to ask a very direct question.y is the position of the majority of republicans in the senate in terms of dealing with this massive unsustainable they say, deficit and debt? because i have looked at other than supporting joe biden and chuck schumer i cannot find one. what is the position of the senate republicans? works look on portions meant a lot of senate republicans willing to rubberstamp the out-of-control spending that we have seen in recent years. particularly the last two and half years with democrat president democrat house and senate. the single most indefensible decision made was in december republican leadership in the senate passed an omnibus spending bill that put into law nancy pelosi and chuck schumer's priorities for the first nine months of 2023. there was no explanation for that other than to remove all leverage from republicans in the house. so we are having a fight right now about spending it's in september we should have had this fight in january. why did we have a site in january? because sena

pfister ted lieu. >> thank you chair detailed the high cost of a government shutdown. he was going to hurt our economy and endanger national security. how did we get here? we got here because speaker kevin mccarthy went back on his word. he reneged on a deal that he made with president biden just a few months after he consummated that deal. this was not just a handshake agreement for this was a deal that was put in writing showing the american people literally voted into law. democrats, republicans disagree on many issues. we worked together on various issues. but in this town you are worded still matters but how do we, the american people, trust mccarthy if he goes back on a deal that was put into law? i asked kevin mccarthy you simply honor the deal that he made that was voted into law and start taking steps to rebuild his integrity again. questions nick? perks with senator menendez to deny it? >> i think senator menendez just like every american is due the opportunity to have fair trial. he has an incredible track record. she folks in new jersey he has lifted up iss

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very dangerous. >> trace: ted as ted points out, it seems to me during this escape he's been spotted on the run, appears to be making some very well thought-out moves. what do you think nah dole? >> this is a very savvy criminal. he has killed, you know, someone in brazil. he has stabbed a woman in front of her two children 38 times. he has no limits. and like we discussed he is extremely desperate. i was on the south florida violent crime task force here in miami, and these individuals when they do not want to go to jail and serve time in prison they will do anything, they have no limits. it's so important for the community members right now to be aware, be alert, be vigilant, lockr lock your doors your garages your as i said, any mode of transportation you have, your cars, lock the car doors, your bicycles make sure they're intact. remember the boston bomber. he was found in someone's boat, you know, when the shelter in lace was released, he walked outside and sure enough there he was in the boat with the tarp covering him. and it's going to be up to the citizens to find this vim a

leading off our discussion tonight is democratic congressman ted lieu, and member of the house judiciary committee. he served as an impeachment manager for the second impeachment trial of donald trump in the united states senate. temidayo aganga-williams, former federal prosecutor, who served as a senior investigative counsel for the january 6th committee, also with us faith gay, former district prosecutor for the eastern district of new york. congressman ted lieu, i want to get your reaction as an attorney and as someone who has, in effect, prosecuted donald trump in a senate trial about what jack smith is saying about what he is doing outside the courtroom, the comments he is making outside the courtroom, and how they appear intended to affect and influence the jury pool. >> thank you, lawrence o'donnell, for your question. and let me first say happy new year to those who are celebrating rosh hashanah -- donald trump can talk about whatever if he is innocent or whatever he wants to talk about, and he cannot -- witnesses, he cannot try to taint the jury pool, and he cannot try to -- or

-- i mean, ted's great, i love ted.eaked out at each other, which was so fun we just like screamed at each other. >> seth: you did i went back and watched, 'cause, if memory served, when i was thinking about it today, i don't think it's very long that they spend together but you got the full larry >> guys. [ laughter ] that is the most important freeze frame you'll ever see of me i think that that's the most - i mean, it literally was just like aahh the whole time and it was all improv'ed i guess i can aahh improv really well, i don't know >> seth: yeah, you can - you can scream improv really good >> yeah, i scream with paul flying off a train and i can do it with larry >> seth: that's where they saw "priest" and they were like, i think if she's as good as she was there. [ light laughter ] >> same outfit too >> seth: how do you find out that you're going to be in an episode of "curb"? do you just get a phone call >> yeah, actually, weirdly i was up shooting "windfall," a movie i did with charlie, and it was my 32nd birt

anyway that's somebody who did pinch hit for baylor and he said ted williams, the one guy pitcher ted williams and one guy pinch hit for hank aaron. that's it. yeah. yeah. anyway, good trivia. that's why we love baseball trivia. and stats. and, you know, that keeps us digging out there, keeps us yakking the. yeah, i know. well, thank very much, folks. thank you post-world war ii era to the present day. >> all right. so today we're spanning the

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an attack the safer communities act that ted cruz voted against.a gun away for someone who's being -- imagine that. you go and find yourself in new beat up your wife, and the government says you can't have, megan butted cruz and others are advocating to give the gun back to people that are guilty of spousal, because we are just lost. we are just lost. we are where it makes no sense whatsoever. republicans need to get on the bandwagon, and start doing things to safeguard our communities in real ways. >> texas state senator gutierrez, thank you so much for coming to the last word. take a look at this new commercial ad running in texas, making the case from the front lines of the gun violence epidemic. >> as a trauma surgeon, i have had lost too many children dead on arrival due to gun violence. telling mothers and fathers they would never again see their child alive. i react -- to protect families, i had to work beyond the operating room. i chaired the dallas citizens -- and the -- two building back trust between law enforcement in the community. aft

ted weissberg remembers it now. do you remember about this period and this shot down and what the terrorists had hoped would be a permanent shut down of capitalism? >> well, i'm quite clear, neil, it never -- the memories never ever fade. now 20 some odd years later. it's still tough for me to go over to the world trade center even though there's beautiful new buildings there now. the memories never quite go away. as well, they shouldn't. my biggest fear, by the way, is that as we put more time between 9-11 and go forward, that it becomes a photo op for many people. the reality is, we should never forget, certainly those there at the time will never forget but everyone should never forget. our world changed dramatically on that day and never been the same since. we went back to work on september 17. we didn't have any choice. that was our job. the markets had to open. i think everybody was really nervous. there was a lot of hugging, a lot of people just happy to see each other despite of the death and destruction ar

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ted cruz retweeted calling it unconstitutional.w suing. it describes how change this is, the reaction. >> yeah, i mean, a controversial action by the governor and then this strange reaction where we see two state republican representatives calling for the governor's impeachment and ted lieu and david hogg joining them and saying what the governor has done is unconstitutional. she says that this action was spurred by the fatal shooting of an 11-year-old boy outside a minor league baseball game in albuquerque midweek last week, plus the death of two other kids in gun-related incidents and a couple of mass shootings earlier in the summer. the governor says there's something very wrong when people of her state are scared to be in crowds, scared to go to school, scared to leave baseball games. that is why she has enacted this fairly extraordinary measure. banning concealed and all carrying permits, basically, in albuquerque and the surrounding county because she said there are too many gun crimes and there are too many e.r. visits as a

ted williams, thanks. >> dana: thank you, ted. >> bill: a new "wall street journal" poll finding thatiden's age and handling on the economy may be hurting his re-election chances. you have 39% of voters with a favorable view of the president. 73% of voters say he is too old for a second term. former white house deputy chief of staff karl rove with us now. good to see you. what did you take away from this poll? broadly speaking what did you learn from it? >> bad news for everybody especially for the president. think about this. his favorable is 39, his unfavorable 58. guess what? that's the exact same number for the favorable and unfavorable for donald trump. we have the two most disliked candidates, frontrunners for the republican and democratic nominations in history. mentally fit, biden is 36% say yes, 60% say no. trump it's 46/49. too old 73/22 for biden. only 47/45 for trump who is only three years younger. biden is in tough trouble on the issue of age and mental fitness. who thinks it will get better for him? it is not. but the rest of the poll has a lot of bad news how they view

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homicide detective fox news contributor ted williams joins us now. alright ted, they have got this got roped off in under a one square mile radius. cavalcante has to know his odds are getting worse for you is probably getting more desperate and does not want to go back to prison. how does this impact their approach to him? >> i got to tell you they are perhaps closing in on him in the 1 mile radius that is in discussion. we really do not know where this guy is. this guy is becoming more and more desperate. i think the more desperate that he becomes, the more likelihood he's going to make a mistake. law enforcement is what i decline as two peas. one, patients. they have got to be very, very patient when it comes to this guy. they've got to do with these 400 man forces doing out there when i say man i see men and women. they've got to continue to put pressure on and hope they can flush them out. it is more likely than not that sooner rather than later they will capture this killer. arthel: you said they have to have pat patience this guy's ben spotted

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it is called verdict with ted cruz. every monday, wednesday, friday, we break through the specific evidence and walk through the specific evidence of corruption by joe biden and hunter biden. we walk through what much of the corporate media will not cover. what i said a year ago on the verdict podcast. if the biden d.o.j. goes after hunter biden and bring a gun charge or a drug charge or a tax charge that is limited just to hunter biden's own conduct it is important to understand what that is. the biden administration wants to give hunter biden a slap on the wrist and have him be the scapegoat. the objective of the biden department of justice is to protect joe biden. harris, look, the reason we're talking about this, the reason this matters, it is not hunter, not that he is a troubled soul with substance abuse problems. that would not be a matter of public concern. what makes this a matter of public concern is the central allegations against hunter biden is that he sold for millions of dollars favors from his father, fr

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i mentioned this to ted lieu, i mentioned the tone that merrick garland set their.it is more strident maybe more than usual nothing compared to what he was facing with some of his questions from republicans there. would you like to see more from her, maybe a little more bolder in his responses? >> actually no. i thought the contrast was really marked. he's got way too low plot pressure from the. but i'm kind of a high blood pressure guy. i liked when these people are coming after me, and i think frankly showing themselves to be extremists or fools. he stayed calm, he stayed measure and he stayed on message. the one thing i would've pointed out if i were him is there is really good news here. the good news is the republicans have finally found a gun purchase that they oppose. now we would have to be from a harmless former addict, not the likes of me and let's not sea but, there's one thing i like. but i thought garland was exactly right to be measured and judicious. >> carey, i know this was a political procedure in our legal proceeding but if you look at the lens fr

i was even like, where was ted bundy at that time? >> we have to look under every stone, every pebble. >> they're talking about hundreds of names here. >> hundreds, thousands. >> she is driven. >> her tenacity is just remarkable. >> i knew i was going to find him. it was a competition between him and i. >> your heart is pounding like, oh, my gosh. this is real. >> i said, i found him. i know who killed helene. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to "dateline". helene pruszynski lift by a simple philosophy, smile and make the best of everything. the budding journalist did just that as she started a college internship in radio. then helene was murdered. the investigation led detectives into the darkest corners of the criminal world, before a groundbreaking investigative tool helped bring the killer's secret to light. here's josh mankiewicz with "a promise to helene". >> 40 years is a long time. that's 40 winters here in colorado. and countless snowfalls. it was on a day like this that young woman disappeared. her name was helene and helene had a

you heard ted lieu, the law applies equally to everyone. i will say, the one thing i would have pointed out if i were him, there's really good news here. the good news is the republicans have finally found a gun purchase they oppose. it happens to be from a harmless former addict, not from, like, a white supremacist or neo-nazi or someone on a terrorist watch list. there's one gun purchase they didn't like. i think garland is exactly right to be measured and judicious. >> carrie, i know this was a political proceeding, not a legal proceeding. but if you look at the lens from somewhere in between there, was there anything that the republicans got from merrick garland? was there any got you moment that would truly stick? >> no, i don't think there was anything that he said that was really unexpected or any big new revelation. i think, though, by having the hearing and by focusing the majority of the hearing on the hunter biden case, they really put him in a position where there was no great way for him to get through this hearing because the

rachel: i don't have a harvard degree like you or ted cruz, but i called that one.ou always plan for the most likely enemy course of action or the most dangerous. rachel: interesting. pete: if when those two line are up, then you're up against something you really may not be able to defeat. and if they went to the convention, jettisoned joe, the delegates would have to go to michelle obama. rachel: they would. pete: that's one of those nuclear options. rachel: and, will, do you think that would be, if it's a trump/michelle obama race, what would happen? will: i don't know. i hadn't considered that matchup, the way it would shake out in the polls. i'm not convinced that it has to be michelle obama. i think gavin newsom's going to have something to say about that, and i'm going to give you an example of why that might be the case. here is what gavin newsom had to say this week when it comes to the controversial bill which required parents to affirm their children's gender choices or potentially lose custody battles for -- pete: it passed the legislature in california,

ted williams, ted always think you could deceive you. >> my pleasure.rthel: air equipped breaking news post- tropical cyclone lee just made landfall in nova scotia. the storm's impact is being felt in maine and parts of new england. strong winds have been lashing the pine street state causing dozens of flights to be delayed or canceled in the region. tens of thousands of people are currently without power in maine and dangerous winds are hindering some of that the restoration work there. no further north some roads in the canadian providence were flooded. "fox weather" she was tracking the store will have more coverage coming up later this hour. eric: there's no end in sight to the historic auto workers strike. now we are told the big three automakers, they could announce possible layoffs. we are live on the picket line.i fethe latest standoff when "fox news live"of continues. to help keep you moving. uniquely designed with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar response. glucerna, bring on the day. teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels li

let's bring in ted williams, fox news contributor. we have carjackings where i list.es this on this woman at all. i'm sorry it happened to her and it's a rude awakening about what happened. i also remember when you and write in minneapolis that enthen we were in a neighborhood where there were shootings on a regular basis that nobody was talking about. so while she was saiding the police needed to be defunded, you and i were in a neighborhood where a man had lived there for 20 some years and he had a young son and they were terrified. there was a shooting in their neighborhood all the time that nobody talked about. >> you know, martha, you're absolutely right. i can remember it like it was yesterday. you and i being out there in the community. that community was a somewhat predominantly black community. here you had this activist talking about not only defunding the police but dismantling the police. now, i mean, what is the logic there? you dismantle the police. who are you going to call on? ghost busters to protect you? guess what? i don't wish this to happen to any

main thing is get your guy and they did. >> dana: ted williams. one of the things they said they utilized a canine unit they brought him down without a shot being fired. >> yeah, dana, i have to tell you and bill this was an all hands on deck operation here. you had the dea in that aircraft that was able to use the thermal heat seeking equipment. had the border patrol there, you had the local and state police and you had a canine dog that helped to bring this killer to justice. i am elated. and this is something that the public needs to see how law enforcement work together as they did in this instance here, to bring this killer to justice. and they used patience and put the pressure that they needed on in that area to bring this killer to justice this morning. i'm happy. i'm elated as to what we have seen here with law enforcement and this is the reason, that when our public see law enforcement out there, they need to take their hat off and thank these men and women who put their lives on the line each and every day for all of us. >> bill: thank

ted, thank you for that. due time. 14 days on he has proved to be rather elusive. ted williams, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> bill: eight minutes before the hour. there is a lot of news to get to and we want to get back to one of our top stories we talked about about 50 minutes ago. fox news confirming house speaker kevin mccarthy will tell his republicans starting today that an impeachment inquiry into president biden is the next logical step. republican nancy mace out of south carolina with us in studio. good morning. how is this going to go over in a house conference that has 222 votes? can they get to 218 on this question? >> we'll see. i believe an impeachment inquiry is an essential tool to get at joe biden's bank records. if joe biden has done nothing wrong then he should have no problem with us looking under the hood because if the american people could see what i've seen in the sars reports they would know none of this happens without joe biden. >> dana: is that because you had shell companies? they'

. >> thank you, ted. so is i, my story is like everybody else, my journey's not linear. but one of the the things i wanted to make sure that i brought up was that before executive order 9981 there was executive order 9066 which resulted in the interment of 120,000 japanese-americans, many of whom were actually u.s. citizens by birth. and so in addition, among those e people that were actually arrested can and put in u.s. prisoner of war camps was my grandfather who was in camp livingston, louisiana, for the duration -- most of the war and then was paroled in march of 1944 and reunited with his family at camp jerome, arkansas, which was one of the ten war relocation camps. my dad then -- the family then return ared after the war back to hawaii. where my dad got a bachelor's degree but was drafted in 951 for the korean war -- 1951. before the mccarran act in 1952 restore his birthright citizenship. so, again, these are parts of the history that i think many people either don't realize or don't remember or were never taught. and so my dad went on to the university of minnes

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