>> tiffany: yes. everyone is saying a closed mouth doesn't get fed.f your interest. your credit score does have to be decent but consider something like a balance transfer card. it's when you take your higher balanced card and get it transferred to a card with a 0% interest for a year or two. >> kelly: you can do that? >> tiffany: you can but you need to have decent credit. >> kelly: how? >> tiffany: you say i see i have a card and if your credit card is in the seven hundreds or mow, they won't tell you how much you can transfer. they will ask you a bunch of questions and if it applies, you will spend 3% of what your balance is but it's worth it for the next year or two you don't have to pay interest on the debt that you all. that is how i paid off 35,000 in credit card debt in my 20s. >> mark: how about insurance. >> tiffany: you can talk down insurance appeared i'm doing that right now. anything like a cell phone bill. things like that. if you have a service provider, often times they have promotions and you can say i would like to take advantage. >

tiffany: mr. newman, in regards to categorical patrol, the mariana islands have a program like that where there is no visa needed for people to be able to come in. isn't that a version of birthright citizenship? mr. newman: it's become a major issue. birth tourism. people basically coming in to get u.s. citizenship. mr. tiffany: you have chinese nationals coming into this territory and they are able to have a child there and the child becomes a citizen. mr. newman: it's absurd. it shouldn't exist in a modern civil days. mr. tiffany: doesn't that seem like it would be a national security threat? mr. newman: absolutely. mr. tiffany: i ask a unanimous consent to enter into the record from the "wall street journal" in regards to this issue. chair mcclintock: without objection. mr. tiffany: mr. -- some people call you fab. mr. fabbricatore: yes, sir. mr. tiffany: so. we knoll about the n.g.o.'s, including the international organization for migration, iom, which i saw down in pan in a and saw them proce

. >> reporter: like millions of children across the untry, tiffany is worried about her parents who are two of nearly 1.8 million undocumented immigrants in california. >> they're both immigrants and, well, it just overall scares them and whenever they go to work, they're like well, if anything happens and it's really scary to think about that, but there can always be a possibility of something happening. >> reporter: fear and anxiety is sweeping through the undocumented community as migrant groups have shed light on unannounced raids by the u.s. border patrol in kern county. however, a scripps poll conducted in november last year found a majority of americans, 54%, are in favor of mass deportations. that includes a quarter of democrats saying they are in support. there is precedent for mass deportations promised by president-elect trump. during the mid-1950s under operation wetback at least 1.3 million people were deported, a history in reality that weighs heavily on tiffany. >> they both decided to come here at a really young age and overall just to give us a good future and so, you k

let's bring in tiffany mcghee. tiffany, good morning. good to see you. >> good morning, frank. we're looking at futures moving higher. i want your word of the day. how do you see today shaping up? >> my word of the day is uncertainty. santa did not give us a surprise in 2024. 2024 was still a gift. s&p 500 up 57 record highs and 20% plus returns. the question is can that continue. the only certainty is uncertainty around tariffs and taxes and interest rates and regarding the new administration. there's a difference between row posing policy and executing policy. we're watching that ball right now. >> you are watching a lot of uncertainty. we are seeing market volatility in recent weeks. in your mind, have the dips we seen viable dips or a sign of more trouble to come in the market? >> i think they're viable dips, right? the fundamental drivers of stocks in 2024 are still in play right now. we're expecting continued economic growth, increased corporate earnings and fed policy. we have strong consumer supported by a strong labor market, rising wages. wages are rising faster than

. >> reporter: like millions of children across the country, tiffany is worried about her parents who are two of nearly 1.8 million undocumented immigrants in california. >> they're both immigrants and, well, it just overall scares them and whenever they go to work, they're like well, if anything happens, you know, and it's really scary to think about that, but there can always be a possibility of, you know, something happening. >> reporter: fear and anxiety is sweeping through the undocumented community as migrant groups have shed light on unannounced raids by the u.s. border patrol in kern county. however, a scripps poll conducted november last year found the majority of americans, 54%, are in favor of mass deportations. that includes a quarter of democrats saying they are in support. there is precedent for mass deportations promised by president-elect trump. during the mid-1950s under operation wetback at least 1.3 million people were deported, a history in reality that weighs heavily on tiffany. >> see, they both decided to come here at a really young age and overall just to give

. >> tiffany, what do you think? >> yeah, that's just simply not true. we live in the greatest country on earth where there is opportunity. diversity is welcomed. we are a melting pot that comes together in this country. and there's life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all. i think the bigger picture of this is, is that the federal government has spent billions of dollars on dei, and the american people are asking, why was that money not spent on securing our border? why was that money not spent on helping homeless veterans, or perhaps helping those people whose lives have been destroyed by natural disasters, specifically in north carolina? many are still waiting for relief. so this is again, this is president trump's promises made and promises kept. he campaigned on ending dei discrimination within the federal government and turning and returning america back to a merit based society where people are hired based on their skill, their talent and their work ethic. that's the picture of the american dream. there's opportunity for all in this cou

joe biden, of course, the president's alexis here as well as president number 46 baron trump and tiffany trump working in. now we saw the chief justices of the supreme court, the associate justices. baron trump, uh they find that and trump obviously not an associate justice of the supreme court, but we sort of walk in and we saw the so the chief justices, as we said are, are key to this entire ceremony. not only because the supreme court is such an important part of us democracy, but also because they will be administering. so it's for vote for vice president saving katie vance, vice president elect still soon. we're going to be changing our the board yet. bill clinton's their mark. let's see if we have time to get this one in your talking about body language and body language doctors as all the former presidents who attend any thoughts shaking hands out of that kind of walk past quickly. and then who do they have a little conversation, a little back and forth fairly famous that a one event that mrs. obama gave george w bush a. yeah, if it's bob and, and, and also a concert source though

. >> reporter: like millions of children across the country, tiffany is worried about her parents who are two of nearly 1.8 million undocumented immigrants in california. >> they're both immigrants and it's -- well, it just overall scares them and whenever they go to work, they'relike if anything happens and really scary to think about that but there can always be a possibility of, you know, something happening. >> reporter: fear and anxiety is sweeping through the undocumented community as migrant groups have shed light on unannounced raids by the u.s. border patrol in kern county. however a scrips poll conducted november of last year found the majority of americans, 54%, are in favor of mass deportations. that includes a quarter of democrats saying they are in support. there's precedent for mass deportations promised by president-elect trump. during the mid 1950s, under operation. at least 1.3 million people were deported. a history and reality that weighs heavily on tiffany. >> see, they both decided to come here at a really young age overall just to give us a good future and so --

tiffany. >> okay. so if that causes any loss of revenue we can draw funds from the this fund joyful wondered. >> how sudden cristical events like when we have seen. with trees down. how does this get paid for. why we can manage it in our operating fund. for small effects and this in the learninger event like emergency or another covid we stretch in the programming the we can draw this fund. we have to go through commission and -- to draw funs. do you know if the other departments in the city do this thing? >> there are other department has funnel balance as well. and like puc or other departments. >> thank you. why commissioner, hallisy. >> not only emergencies but if we approve this. this could save jobs. >> correct. in the department. why exactly. >> right. >> >> wrooe we had this informal policy and practices this in our budget and this is the way to formalize this policy. why great. >> director madeline. >> thanks employment to respond to your question and director 21 tiffany. the other thing can t

we have tiffany trump, ivanka trump, lara trump merit to eric trump. lara trump the cochair of rnc.. and barron trump as well. they were invited to sit for round of applause. you can see them standing for recognition from those who were gathered in the capital one arena. we can safely conclude as all of those people are in their seats, we cannot be too far away from the man himself, donald trump arriving into the arena shortly. i want to bring in a former republican congressman from kansas. thank you for being with us. only form or by a matter of weeks. just wondering what you make of what we've been talking about in terms of this relationship between social media companies and president trump and how we might see that evolving over time. >> we have to take a serious look at this because when i was in congress, i voted to make sure that we put commonsense regulations in place, especially for children. i am a father of four kids and we have to look at the impact that this is having on our children and our society. certainly, free speech is incredibly important in this country. we can

tiffany green back there for that question, i and tiffany a source in my book.so thank you, tiffany, for being awesome. so. i've heard people say that when you encounter making a bigoted statement that sometimes the best response is to just ask a question as for clarification, what do you mean by that? so, you know, who says say, i'm not i'm not racist. i believe that black lives matter. but this zoning thing shouldn't be changed. my neighborhood for, you know, for some nebulous reason you ask them why and and continue peeling back. and usually you find form of biological essentialism in the person and so it's it's really hard to change people's minds we know that sometimes information doesn't sound information doesn't change minds so it's a it's a constant push and it's it's i wish i had a clear answer to what to do when. someone is has all the information at hand and continues to it insist for instance that that letting people use the bathroom of their choice is actually still harmful which it's not. eventually i hope the hope is that enough of us will well tr

tiffany is expecting. she just recently got married.rump appointed her father-in- law to an official position. with donald trump, it already has become clear that the cabinet is important, but more important are the people inside of the white house and perhaps more important still are the people outside of the government entirely. we are just looking at elon musk there who has donald trump's ear. trump is a business person first and foremost. he incredibly values the opinion, the esteem of wealthy business titans. those voices are going to be very important. that's why i'm not surprised to see them sitting where they are because in trump's world, there's the government and then ÷÷the almost kitchen cabinet of sorts of people on the outside who are going to be around him on speed dial. the recipients of text messages and things constantly over the next four years. when we talk about this stuff, ÷÷you can't just focus on people who have official titles when it comes to donald trump. >> very well. we have been making the point the tech ceo

thank you so much tips tiffany dixon, for us and i'm on. i'm off colored has been speaking with this place, palestinians about the spot today is the last day of the will on tomorrow the ceasefire will be an effective date. so you, i'm talking to a girl and you are welcome back to us. and since a lot of people are celebrating him and get ready to return to the knob and go to sleep. i'm just spoke to this lady who is guessing worthy at the moment that i said, i'm thinking the just this. yeah. because of the mos on those on the blood. and then we're preparing our belongings to go back to our areas and neighborhoods that we miss so much. we're extremely happy. we can't wait until tomorrow when the cease fire agreement will officially come into force. i want to be among the 1st people to leave here and go back to our homes, civilians at the moment to get things ready to get back to basically, i had to buy leverage account and they had noun as a calculator. see, it was year celebration also that to know they will go back to the law then the fluid

. >> climate chane green agenda tiffany president-elect trump many congressional leaders say they aredismantle in op-ed by mike johnson and colleagues this morning the green climate agenda is going to be pulled apart. >> way do best in the country with, you know, energy clean energy we don't need regulations that are harmful to the american people, and it is this typically politicians tax people more keep giving special projects more funding on backs of hardworking americans it has to stop go book to behavings make sure subways are safe crime is down police officers have every resource to protect people back town leashing american energy independence be smart, and move forward in this country. cheryl: you know, it is -- brings up interesting point democratic run companies whether new york, or chicago, or los angeles, or seattle, and great american cities under democratic leadership tiffany have declined exponentially, i was in seattle yesterday walk by see you know, a dozen people homeless shooting up you can watch them shooting up right in the street. we are basically poisoning ameri

i look forward to seeing you, tiffany, can we use it for that? what's the, you know, a little up. it was on the subdivision issues to a for a minute what i see, what's in front of my face, $3000.00 total for the studio. what, what are we doing is concerned they have to actually consider them. but a lot of things the federal government got, do you divide? you and they can then each ministers to really good, but it's our new show at the news. just the meanest is to be continued. you see what you mean or not, without diplomatic pressure from the united kingdom. sikorsky and his government are forced to resume political contact with the soviet union. the so called sikorsky mice, key agreement. however, they were more formal in nature as the bonus attacks at western bellows did not stop the archive by the bus side. it's going to put this out and they put a show me that your last and i show video it's gonna be automatically over, blocked. so using photos on the body, but if you have what it means, it's really close, extend over and we've seen the course we will slowly at that speed. it

the the me, the, the we just found the body can only think of one solution to stop peace truck from tiffany. move us filling in the dips in the road. a lot of people, you know, obviously on some of these things are using i know what i want to keep the keys on time. we'll see, we only justifies the demand of fed up or the wind behind it to that time the software is much full in line now of to 24 hours traveling only a 150 kilometers. the comb voice finally arrives the to the of the merits started running along the gulf coast. that shuck of the snag will soon be as the right. it's still cold around the rest of the states. there's somebody to come around the great lakes, as opposed to some scenario in the mountains that you can see from southern california. ally itself will cool down to 1215 degrees and you've got a couple of days of showers or possibly longest bells of ryan doesn't look too heavy. but i wouldn't want to really risk saying it's not high. right. let's see that for now. the right improper goes east within fools, the pos and the gulf states and things look around them all. and al

tiffany is here. barron was with us today. he is the tall one and he is doing a good job.trength and resilience of our glorious republic. it is highly appropriate that we also honor the men and women that keep us safe and that is what you are. your bravery -- your bravery inspires us and your service unites's and your sacrifice protect us all. we made a little speech today and i think you probably saw it. who did see it or hear it? did anybody? i think we said a lot and we said more than anything else that we love you, we respect you so much and we have a big commitment to each and everyone of you starting today. america will be stronger and greater then it has ever been before. and it is happening. that was a big win, a tremendous win and we all worked hard for it. a big part of the reason that i won was because of my relationship with you so we appreciate it. under the leadership of our next secretary of defense who i just saw, pete hegseth who was fantastic. where is pete? i saw him backstage. there are so many people. how do you find anybody in this crowd? if pete is a

you know, the murakami, bruce sales, tiffany and then christian dior. that's classic as well.. >> into the trap of trying. >> to be too on trend. >> tiffany is a. >> strong brand. >> my daughter loves it. >> it's in every mall in. >> america, yet still retains. >> that that brand. >> appeal i love it. there's just one little thing when you're doing your calculus and analysis, just make sure that the alcohol segment you have declining. over time, young people just aren't drinking. i still like the stock. i still think that they're the category killer outside of hermes, period. >> well, they we've certainly seen the other beer and spirits stocks down, but they've been managing, you know, diversified enough to buck that. but it's a good point. moving on to rtx then the shares are up 8% this month. citi upgraded them last week. they think positive results, strong european demand, normalization of equipment backlogs, but are waiting to see how the transition of power in washington plays out. what do you do with this one? >> i don't think. that's what it's about. i think it's all ab

cheryl: some of those, tiffany, some pundits called that low hanging fruit.programs, medicare, medicaid, social security. it's wildly political unpopular to discuss those programs. >> look, they have a lot of work to do for sure but i think that's where you have to start is the low hanging fruit and start to expose it to the american people sews there faith and trust built back into congress. the american people don't trust congress. exposing it and showing them the truth will be helpful and allow the important conversations with medicare and medicaid to dive in and solve them for the future. cheryl: senator ron johnson, i love the op-ed, fiscal sanity is not too much to hope for this year many it's a basic but powerful line. >> i have hope. i think with trump coming in it will be exciting. >> fiscal sanity often means doing things that are unpopular because somebody loses something they're used to but change is good. >> get rid of government workers, that's not going to be easy. >> drain the swamp. cheryl: that's the jobs add inned 2024. lauren, thank you ve

and trump tower is right next to tiffanies. rachel: breakfast at tiffanies.it's very similar. rachel: thank you for bringing this rachel: let's talk melania. charlie: that's the only reason i'm here. i'm an expert. rachel: look at this. let's look at her fashion from the first inauguration and then juxtapose it to this. i want to get your thoughts on what this means. to me, this is fashion perfection. look at the blue gloves. this was my favorite melania look ever. charlie: gorgeous. i love it. let's go back to the hat. the had made it. you know what the hat was about? the hat was the most gangster thing i've ever seen. she was coming back into washington. she was like you went into my underwear drawer. she looks like a female version of alfonso capone as donald trump likes to -- she's playing his bonnie, playing bonnie to his clyde. they are coming back to washington, taking over. this is what -- that's what the hat says to me. rachel: who knew charlie could break down fashion so well. let's go to kai, donald trump's granddaughter, is a huge influencer. she

they do own tiffany and bulger he liked shirt -- like tiffany watches, but overall, we will see how louison has performed. we got there ready to wear this week but really high and ready to wear, they sell you bomber jacket set sell you 17,000 euros because they are made with cashmere. that one also showed that it's really resilient. tom: 17,000 dollars, $17,000 for a cashmere jacket. thank you very much. on the blowout numbers and what it tells us about the broader demand for luxury. to the mining space, rio tinto, the world's top iron ore says shipments looked in the fourth quarter. demand from china remaining lackluster and lower production at some of its mines. copper production surged 26% as real mind higher quality in its operation and chile and continue to ramp up outlook -- output from mongolia. president joe biden's administration is exploring ways to keep tiktok available in the u.s. if the ban takes effect. the app is set to go dark in the u.s. on sunday unless sold by chinese owner bytedance. meanwhile, according to the washington post, president elect donald trump is consideri

the abraham accords. [ applause ] >> and tiffany is going to have a little baby.amed baron. [ applause ] >> thank you. he knew the youth vote. you know we won the youth vote by 36 points. he would say, dad, you got to go out and do this one or that one. we did a lot of them and he respects them all. he understood them very well. he said, dad, you got to go do joe rogan, do all these guys that we did. joe rogan was great. they're all great. they're all great, right, barron, they're all good. he understood the market. how about kai? stand up, kai. is that byron donalds back there. stand up byron. what a future this one has. what a future. that's great, byron. thank you very much. how about lutnick. he's going to take in more money than any country has ever thought about. we're going to sign some orders right now. that's really what i want to do. so we're going to sign executive orders. first, i'll revoke nearly 80 destructive and radical executive actions of the previous administration, one of the worst administrations in history. not one of them. the worst. anybody

tiffany's bill, the accurately counting resolutions acts. this will bring accountability to the misleading way we are tracking hazardous materials. in california fires destroyed many times. the tragedies in southern california are just the latest consequences on what has been a historic wildfire crisis, devouring an arch of seven million acres a yearer in last few decades. this alarming figure is more than double the annual losses in the 1990's. this worsening problem is directly linked to insufficient forest management which has created a dangerous buildup of hazardous fuels in our forest. despite the clear need to confront this crisis head-on, federal land management agencies like the forest service are still failing to increase the pace and scale of their treatments. alarmingly, investigative reporting from nbc news found that the forest service is overreporting the numbers of acres they treat, usually by other 20%. but that's not all. the same report found that overcounting was worse in areas of greatest risk such as california where the

of ankit and gerrit are here and tiffany and michael are here. barron and my 10 incredible grandchildren and another 1 coming through tiffany. and of course i want to thank our next vice president of the united states jd vance. wherever he may be. there's a lot of people. wherever he is, he is here someplace. there's a lot of people it's a little tough when you say where is he? you've got a lot of people in here. jd vance has been extraordinary. he's got an unbelievable wife the second lady of the united states. thank you very much. a beautiful couple beautiful people we are pleased to be joined tonight by hulk hogan, the holster. it's not hard to find him all he has to do is stand up and you say there he is. he is great and kid rock or wow. kid rock is a friend of mine. he's been a friend of mine for a long, long time he did that thing on budweiser. budweiser will never be the same what he did that was the commercial everybody saw. also with the summit is a great actor tremendously talented guy john voight is great. and a friend of mine. and syl

and tiffany.ext vice president of the united states, jd vance. wherever he may be. there's a lot of people. wherever the hell he is. he is here someplace. it's a lot of people. it's a little tough when you say where is a? you've got a lot of people here. but jd vance has been extraordinary and he's got an unbelievable wife, the second lady of the united states, lucia vance -- usha vance. beautiful couple. we are also pleased to be joined tonight by hulk hogan, the hulkster. the hulkster. one thing it's not, it's not hard to find him. he's great. and kid rock. wow. kid rock is a friend of mine. he's been a friend of mine for a long time. he did that thing on budweiser. budweiser will never be the thing -- never be the same. that was a commercial it everyone saw. also with us is a great actor, jon voight. he's great and a friend of mine. and sylvester stallone is here. great guy. and i've got mel gibson, sylvester stallone and jon voight to become ambassadors to hollywood, california to put it back

tiffany, help us understand that significance.he two men have not spoken or interacted since the funeral a few weeks ago for jimmy carter. >> it's significant that he is there and showing solidarity. as a country we are the united states of america, the best country in the world. he is showing that he is there in support of trump, moving forward. look, grateful for the service of pence and what he's given, having served our country. it's also time to move forward. trump is, you know, ready. he's made it clear. it significant. it shows unity. unity of party. with opportunity. opportunity that goes forward. >> live picture there in front of the trump nominees for the cabinet, mark zuckerberg, elon musk. i understand that there is more to share in terms of the logistics of how this is playing out, lisa? >> yeah. hello, guys, i think i just lost my connection with you but i will tell you a few things going on here at the capitol. here with moving the sunni indoors, there is actually an entirely separate viewing area moved into the cap

tiffany and david, thank you. chat again soon. quick update on monday's inauguration.ews confirming the swearing in for president trump and jd vance will be moved inside from outside inside the u.s. capitol due to frigid temperatures expected on monday. we'll cover it live on the fox news channel. you won't want to miss it. that does it for us. i'll see you guys at 1:00 and "outnumbered" begins after the break. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing or swallowing, swelling of the face, lips, tongue, throat or arms. severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting; depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss can happen. tell your doctor if any of these occur a

keith morrison (voiceover): detectives nate wiley and tiffany sayes led the missing persons investigation, even though their specialty was murder. i mean, in a usual homicide investigation, we start-- there's a dead body. we are starting with something. we have a victim, and we're moving backwards. in this case, we started with nothing. keith morrison (voiceover): first action sayes and wiley took was to pull the salt lake city airport surveillance camera footage from the night of mackenzie's disappearance. and sure enough, there she was. so it was nothing out of the ordinary. we were able to see her come off the the terminal, and we followed or all the way down to the baggage claim to where she picked up her luggage. seemed perfectly normal, fine, casual? yes, nothing out of the ordinary that we could see at all. keith morrison (voiceover): the last clip shows mackenzie, like so many other passengers, casually getting into a car outside baggage claim. but the identity of the driver a mystery. news of this police investigation quickly spread among mackenzie's friends. the second that i he

see she me right not this is tiffany. let's see, so please, as i was just mostly in for the morning, let me go to the point and start doing this for sim tremples. and it was more than a book to stay on the let me don't from mr. if you don't, the core people have them a thoughts or, and usually mention i'm talking about what to do in your which one little to ease of overage. so before sort of before for show for some stuff like that was to so for the short yeah, let's do the illustrated move horses see who goes to the funeral for example, or just throw him, you know, for full full just because the goal for sure. what was the be good to is the wouldn't pick it or to me please to issue pretty quickly. was supposed to form something we think of. so what was the thought is super simple, beautiful them as me as to what really hopes to what is it a year versus you're going to be the most difficult something in the industry. so what i see in the position to officially go to a single matter to move a couple different show of shoul

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tiffany is here to break down how to approach debt recovery.ood to have you. >> good to be here. >> for whatever reason, every year people keep spending more and more and more during the holidays. where do you actually begin to try to tackle that debt? >> you have to take stock of where you are now. look at your bank and credit card statements and take stock of that. you might want to get yourself a debt buddy. when i was drowning in debt, my debt buddy was my best friend linda. it's somebody to open the bills with you, give you some consolation. >> some accountability, like i'm doing it too. >> yeah. there's thousands of people who are going to be debt buddies with each other starting january 6th, if anybody's interested. the third thing is you want to make sure you don't ignore the debt, because it only compounds and gets greater and gets scarier and becomes more and more expensive. >> how do you find the best strategy for you? >> my three strategies are related because of the weather that's coming up. there's the snowball method, the avalanc

there is tiffany trump coming in. ivanka trump, signing something for a fan.rmer cochair of the national republican committee. there is donald trump, jr.. barron trump. that is mrs. trump's father. she lost her mother in the past year, but that is her father from slovenia. there is barron trump. it is reported he is about 6'9", going to college in new york city. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [♪ army band plays ♪] [♪ army band plays ♪] [cheers and applause] [♪ army band plays ♪] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, we would like to welcome the fanfare music about the president of the united states. the u.s. army band harold trumpets performing their family for -- performing their fanfare written for the 47th president of the united states. listen to this, this is amazing -- this is "assam gl -- this is "brass and glory." ♪ [cheers and applause] announcer: let's hear it for them, folks! [cheers and applause] brass and glory. [♪ u.s. army band p

this is tiffany, new york, republican. good morning. caller: hello, good morning. my question is not about what happened with the riot or anything, my question is about what is going on today. they are doing the final count today for the president. what happens if the count shows that harris wins by a margin and not trump, because they are saying things are so close. do we really know what, who is going to come out winning? host: do you think there will be different counts submitted? host: i'm saying i don't know. just hypothetically. host: stick around, it would be great for you to watch kevin kos ar dive into this whole process with the ballots that are counted and certified, where they come from, how they are handled in the state process before they get up here to capitol hill, what it means to count and certify them and everything that you will be seeing today as it takes place. stick around, we will get into all of that in about 20 minutes. this is jonathan in minneapolis, democrat. caller: good morning. first off i appreciate the opportunity to speak. i just

this is tiffany. c silverado, so i was just mostly in for the morning for me to go to the point of mr. dealer in the, for simple, the whole book. and it was more than a book to stay on the low income from the quarter, keeping it on my thoughts are, and he's, i mentioned the whole fucking board to junior, we're showing that i want to ease the voltage. so the focus. so what it was for, for show people corporate platform stuff like that was to sort of the short yeah. flips to the, the, the, the shipment of horses, your store was the funeral for this whole just throw him never full. just because they did all sorts of stuff. the be good to is the one pick it or to me please to assure the integrity curriculum supposed to from so think of. so what was the thought is super simple. the bulk of the machine has to be in my currently host. what is it a year or 6 people are going to be suppose to quote something and who does use what i see you football if, if you should have some good to fill them out to me for a

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this is tiffany. see, so please as i was this mostly for the mornings to restore me sort of both of them appointed and start doing the for simple to there was more that i was supposed to be on the let me don't from missed the don't the core people have the most thoughts are and usually mention of talking about what to do in your wish on the evils that are. so the focus sort of before which will be perfect for some stuff on the to. so for the short, yeah, let's do the illustrated move horses see who goes to the funeral for example. they're just throw you up a full full just because the goal for sure. what was the week or 2 is the we can pick it or to me please to issue the template curriculum support through for me. so think of so what was the thought is super simple. the bulk of them just needs to be more clearly host to what is it in your you're going to be suppose to go something and who does you? so what i see you football if, if you should go upstairs and go to fill them out for a couple different

tiffany's blue velvet coat dress.a trump is killing it. >> new york fashion designer eric javits is the man behind the hat that's generating so much buzz. >> the design really was based on a style she bought online a couple of summers ago. it's called a gondolier hat. >> javits is one of the top hat designers in new york city, dressing everyone from royalty to first ladies. >> when she put it on, it really became that wow moment because of her, you know, because of her presence, the strength of it just came across. i mean, it was just really incredible. >> among the high profile guests, jeff bezos fiancÉe lauren sanchez making a statement in her all white attire during the day. >> she is slaying, yes, but time and place. this is the inauguration girl. >> i will say lauren sanchez is consistent. i think she she knows exactly who she is and what she's going to wear. i was more surprised by the fact that it is arctic subzero temperatures in d.c. right now. everybody is really dressed to the nines in their wool and their

and we have tiffany's here someplace. there's tiffany have with with child, i have to say. and michael, thank you very much. and what? look at that group back there. that's why our great golfers, our great golfer, that one. and don and don and chloe. chloe i don't know, ivanka. she might be as good as this one. you have to see her athletic ability. you wouldn't believe it. you look at her. she looks so innocent. she's a killer. chloe's a killer. and we have a great vice president. i want to tell you. and a fantastic. and he's got a fantastic wife and help her. and she's done. she's done just incredible things for the party and for him. and i want to thank you. great job, great job, jd vance. great job. so we're going to keep it going. we're going to have a turnaround quickly. this big ship. we got to turn it a little bit slower than i'd like. but we're going to turn it around. we have things that nobody else has. you know we also have something that it's not politically correct to say, but it's becoming very politically correct. we have more liquid gold under our feet than

. >> tiffany, to the to the point about kash patel. i want to play something that republican senator thom tillis of north carolina said during the hearing about all the questions for her about kash patel. >> you should be happy that so many comments have been directed towards kash patel, whose confirmation i am supporting. in fact, i'm meeting with him today because that means they're out of stuff for you. so if it comes up again, you will once again know that you've got a great reputation and a great resume and they are just trying to find things to put your integrity into question tiffany i mean, republicans control the senate. >> did you see anything today that might stand in the way of pam bondi confirmation no. >> look, i think it was very encouraging. it's clear that pam bondi is completely qualified and exactly what our country needs at a time like this that we are in. and as far as kash patel, you know, he will have his chance to to be questioned in the hearings. but let's remember that he is extremely qualified as well. presid

quarter in the year, again showing that maybe some of the most affluent buyers are still going to tiffanyri, but showing that maybe the most aspirational aspirational buyers are still being squeezed out of that luxury buy there. so overall, we see these numbers a bit better than expected. there is a recovery, but there is still a bit of difficulty out there. >> charlotte, thank you so much for breaking it down. let's get a check now on us futures yesterday did see some stabilization rebound. in fact in the nasdaq it rallied about 2% yesterday after the meltdown that we saw at the start of the week. at the moment it looks as though us futures are muted. so investors perhaps pausing ahead of the fed meeting later today. the fed is widely expected to keep rates on hold. and of course, tech earnings, which kick off in a big way later on. let me bring in our next guest, andy sieg, head of wealth at citi. andy, it's an absolute pleasure to have you in studio with us in london to capture a bit of your time. i know you're traveling all over the world these days, and so my first question to you is

oakland resident tiffany rose recently got an evacuation order through the a c alert system during the kelter fire. with so many recent scares, she's now more prepared than ever. we have the go bag, you know, have the plan, have the cash. you know, just to have all those things in place. stage says though the city has made progress, a lot more needs to be done to improve evacuation routes. she's reminding neighbors to do their part and practice your escape routes, and be ready to turn your car around so that it's facing the street. please leave when they issue the warning. in oakland, jodi good reminders. thank you jodi. and we will, of course, continue our coverage of the fires throughout this newscast. coming up at 530, we're going to speak with a cal football player and his family after they lost their home in the eaton fire, how they are trying to look forward while also coming to grips with what has happened. we're going to move on to some other news now. for the first time in the history of our nation, a man who has lived in the white house has been sentenced as a convicted felon

so i'm going to, if i do me, you'll probably the easiest number to tiffany 0. and so what, i'll go more color that looks great. so let's just keep it is summer prime. amazon, you're going to be of the civilian. i see it, but it's telling us i'm just using is the plus, they need to box it to you. the next step is a challenge to into the how to the whole next, the civilian $75.00. but it's unique exhibits representing old 189 regions of russia. through us, the cbs, besides the deep from concepts to continue grad from. and it's awful to stuff. i mean it would take a lifetime to travel across the whole country. and here, the southern territories, from the far east to the north end of olga region, a separated energy by a few steps at the russian expo. the whole country is at your fingertips. the rest you sent me so service. notice the more than 18000000 visitors with hot beating units. every guest of the excavation experienced a real flurry of emotion, joy, pride, excitement, and most important sense of unity. the it was a $1000000075.00 that hosted the days of regi

tiktok influencer and small business advocate tiffany cianci hopes that donald trump will save the platform deliver on his promise to save tiktok for the american people, and so that is where i'm keeping my focus. sarah kreps of cornell university says the law is open ended enough that thatjust might happen. there is ambiguity in it, and i think that will give the incoming president quite a bit of discussion. in the words of donald trump, stay tuned. lilyjamali, bbc news, san francisco. more now on developments in the middle east, israel's prime minister benjamin has said he reserves the right to resume war with hamas "if necessary". in a statement hours before the gaza ceasefire is due to come into effect, he vowed to bring back all the hostages held by hamas. but he said both outgoing us presidentjoe biden and his successor donald trump have given full backing to israel's right to return to combat, should the second stage of the ceasefire prove pointless. bringing you some pictures from jealous forum where people are waiting on tenterhooks for the start of the ceasefire, starting at 6:30

i know his daughter tiffany may be married to an arab america, but it's of course a jared question. and the fact that, and you know, we used to sleep in his bed that's worrying me. it's idea of, it's a put around that a real estate based on some of the, those things, you know, things are worth noting. absolutely. but yeah, you know what you can project exactly what's going to happen because they're showing a moving pieces that have resulted in genocide. i'm just, i mean it's any, any person with a heart has to be horrified which taking place in. gotcha. and in the west bank and loving but i will say it again, a trump presidency will rest on his deal making for nash to find a clever way to get out of this and to help his friend netanyahu get out of it. and the same thing is true, it would trump is a deal measure with respect to, uh, uh, to rush. although i think that the buyer, ministration is so bundled matters, uh, sacrificing uh the, the flower of lighters as a flower of a credit. and all these young people were killed by administrations of product. it's just not going to be effec

we met tiffany lewis and her mother, carolyn, on wednesday as they were trying to rebuild their lives after they say they lost everything they had in altadena in the eaton fire. our home was destroyed totally and the other our businesses, me and my son in law, we cannot get to them. the family is one of hundreds trying to navigate a variety of resources at the fema recovery center at the pasadena city college, a one stop shop, they say, to help families rebuild their lives if they lost a driver's license. dmv is here to help them figure out how to get that if they lost other documents. if they need to talk to the tax assessor, they have questions about how they can help their children cope through this. fema says more than $11 million in aid has been placed in the hands of families in need since the january 7th fires started. while each case is different, they advise those with insurance to file a claim with their insurance company to get the process going. we cannot pay for the same items that they pay for, so we will see that letter and it will tell us what they covered, and then we

so we send the information every hour. tiffany, come along, the data is the temperature and humidity when speed and direction like air pressure and also results of our observations like cloud cover, visibility, etc. and here we go to hands in any weather phenomenon that might occur like rainbow, c and mountain inspect the opposite critical. shasky has been working on. she asked for 15 years. he also photographed the surroundings and weather conditions here for himself and others. these images of from january, with extreme sub 0 temperatures and wind speeds of up to 213 kilometers an hour. he had to go out to make sure that all the instruments was still working. now those are the photo takes the, obviously there are lots of phenomena as you need a moment as they are that are worth capturing these that's what i used to use a small camera to take photos for myself and my family. now i use a single lens reflex and post them on instagram. the weather station is a much left motif, also due to its unusual architecture and history. before the 2nd world war, this area was a positive gemini st