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

ted williams. a lot of questions in 18 minutes. what is your first question? >> well, my first question that i want to know is how did they allow this guy to get out of that prison? now, we know how he crab walked up. but there had been a prisoner before this guy escaped made a similar escape. you would have thought that law enforcement would have been on their ps and qs. i have to tell you, this is great news. this is what i defined yesterday as a game changer. yesterday my game changer was the fact that he had now gotten a weapon. but for the folk in that neighborhood, the pressure is off. i can tell you guys about three weeks ago, i was up at lincoln university there in chester county, pennsylvania. and i knew the topography and how it was in those woods and i knew what law enforcement was up against. but they did an excellent job. they have brought this guy to justice. this guy was a killer. killed his girlfriend in front of children. and also killed another man. what i was deeply concerned about that at any time this guy could kill again, especially after

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

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

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

fox news contributor and former dc homicide detective ted williams and former special fbi agent nicole parker. ted start where bill ended off, he's dangerous and clearly the more desperate he gets the more volatile he becomes. >> i can tell you, bill is right, and, trace, i can tell you this guy is getting more and more dangerous by the minute. he's a very desperate, confused person right now. there have been at least five sightings of him in the area there. and in one of those sightings, he was alleged to have been in a home, and the homeowner flickered the lights. and when the homeowner flickered the light from upstairs. calvacante flickered the lights back at him stole food and left that place. 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 des

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. >> bill: ted williams joins us for quick analysis. good morning to you. he is getting help. or maybe all three, ted. >> you know, bill and dana, it may very well be all three. i have to tell you, the fact that he now is armed and has a gun, that is a game changer. this man, this killer of two people, is becoming more and more desperate by the minute. i suspect at some stage he is going to make a move that authorities are either going to capture or going to kill this man. >> bill: wow. ted, thank you for that. we'll see what choice they make in 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

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 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

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not particularly impressed to our contemporary times favorably compared to both ted williams and babe ruth. yes, she was a pitcher first. when she quit pitching, started hitting over 300 and hitting home runs. wow. so i'm a longtime knoxville person. i have heard about the ball field at woodruff's on the east side of on k street. i am just skeptical that there is enough level space there that they could play that game. so will you tell us about size of the field they were playing on that time? that field, it the question was about the skepticism of the gay street grounds and, the level of the field because anybody knows the knoxville and i joke it there is no level ground here. it falls off significantly. you go down toward state street and central and then towards what is first creek. it did create natural amphitheater feeling spectators and that was mentioned in articles i maybe that's how sam dale could get home runs in these big scores. so the would just roll on forever which makes sometimes play on baseball grounds on uneven ground. a lot of fun with the bounces the balls will ta

say certain things because you are a defendant in a criminal trial. >> congressman ted lieu, temidayo aganga-williamsff our discussion tonight. >> thank you. >> thanks lawrence. >> thank you. coming up, now that he has decided to retire from elected office, republican senator mitt romney has offered to some confessions about his party. new york times columnist jamelle bouie has heard mitt romney's confessions and has a response. next. sponse next or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and

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 disparage the judge and try to affect jurors. and so i think this is a very limited order that the prosecutors are asking for, and we will see what th

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former dc police detective and fox news contributor williams, mer said coleman and republican congressman bryan style. thank you for coming on. ted to you first, you heard the report the suspect accused is a 29 year old man kevin salazar. no motive really yet, his mom says he was having some mental difficulties, right, yet he targeted a police officer and then apparently went to this police officer's vigil. it sounds like help some faculties. >> it does sound like he has some faculties and this is a sad commentary about what takes place in law enforcement. those men and women get out on a daily base is, they put on their uniform get out here and try to serve the public. and when you look at what happened here the tragedy of just going to work and being ambushed and killed under the circumstances here. there has to be a complete investigation of this guy trace. >> trace: mercedes to you i'm concerned about the whole idea that his mom initially goes out and talks to the media and is immediately talking about mental illness. it is a defense when you look at him targeting, ambushing a deputy and then going to a vigil, would you buy t

williams. espn posted images of gaff's reaction and wrote she took a moment to soak it all in. critics responded quickly and one was a senator in texas, tedand correcting espn with that's called prayer, super bowl champion coach tony dungy i hate to put it to you espn. she was praying. it seems pretty obvious what she is doing here. clay. >> first congratulations a tremendous win and great to see american tennis back in the winner's circle for the u.s. open. i don't know when our men will get back there. 20 some odd years where roddick won for america's tennis. espn. ist is obvious to anyone who cocoa was doing. she was humbling herself before her savior and that is a reflection of what often happens in athletics. i would argue athletes are more religious than the general population is and that in their moments of the greatest strength and triumph they oftentimes humble themselves in this manner and this is not the crazy thing that she was doing. it is part of what espn does. this is unfortunate. they don't want to acknowledge anything other than far left wing aspects of sports and culture. and this is such a swing and miss. i don't know