output. >> tobin? >> look, i think permitting reform is a huge problem but not that's solvable by the president. i'm optimistic about the continued bipartisan conversations in congress on nepa reform. i think that's longer term. when it comes to energy production, capital discipline is probably here to stay. the u.s. upstream sector, i don't know folks will be excited about recklessly expanding production into de-regulation. i think everyone is happy to have additional sales and so forth, but i wouldn't necessarily expect that to move domestic production dramatically in the short term. >> who can change nepa? >> it's congressionally enacted. it requires congressional reform to fix. i think there are smart things that the trump administration will do to provide a unified federal point of contact, shorter time frame for federal decisions. the big problem with nepa is litigation. you can't solve that problem, which is a problem in the courts, unless you get congress to change the statute. we have years of

tobin: i think it is less what doge can do.hink much of the spending cuts are going to come on the spending side. i think doge, you know, is very much looking at the ongoing way of the market, you can't really go after that reconciliation. when we are thinking about reconciliation reports, we are thinking about tax expenditures like the i.r.a. credits. when you look at the spending side, medicaid is the thing that offers potential source of cuts, they are not cutting social security and medicare. the next big spending program, mandatory spending program in terms of entitlement is medicaid. i think they will look at that, even though they are not talking much about it now. i know it will not be that popular. but i think it will be heavily in the mix. jonathan: we are talking about so many different things. we are 11 days until inauguration, and we are already herding cats, panama, greenland, the gulf of mexico, and it goes on and on to are these negotiation tactics, or do you think the incoming administration is rethinking a for

>> bret: mike tobin live in new orleans. mike, thanks.as vegas officials are painting a fuller picture of the driver believed to be -- have been in the cybertruck explosion outside trump international hotel in vegas and some of his apparent political beliefs. this as they work to determine a motive there. national correspondent jeff paul is following it all in las vegas. jeff? >> jeff: well, yeah, bret. we are getting a better idea. the suspect's motion investigation after authorities released some excerpts from a digital journal that the suspect kept on his phone up until the moment that explosion happened here outside the trump hotel in las vegas. while he didn't hold any sort of animosity towards the president-elect, he did hold some personal and political grievances. authorities read out one of those examples. >> we are the united states of america. the best country people to ever exist but right now we are terminally ill and headed towards clasp. this was not a terrorist attack as a wake-up call. americans only pay attention to spect

senior correspondent mike tobin live in new orleans with more on that. mike, good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. you can probably hear the music in the background as bourbon street is trying to regain it's party legs. sad reminders like the memorial behind me of the lives that were lost here two days ago. we have new security video that shows the start of this rampage. you can see the vehicle speeding down bourbon street. in that video you can see at least one person there really missing that charging vehicle. also tonight we have uncovered reports of security assessments that warrant city leaders, new orleans was vulnerable to a mass casualty attack. and assessment done by -- noted the border is a fish tank of bad behavior, we create victims here and don't have the means to protect them. the ceo of meridian rapid defense told fox news that back in 2017 his company sold new orleans 48 archer barriers specifically designed to stop a charging vehicle. the barriers were only put out after the new year's attack. >> no question it would've had a di

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i was at yale when james tobin was there. he was janet yellen's phd advisor. i thought we had put all this on the scrapheap of history, but it's back. if it's not working any better this time, i would argue probably worse, i would think we were confronted with that choice -- maybe we will get into my view of what you want to call it, bidenomics, bidenflation, bidenitis, like a cute disease, when i'm in a particularly bad mood i call it bidenism. i think on the others, we see from trump 1.0, it is not a strict adherence to reagan's principles, but it's a pretty good 21st century adaptation, and it really worked for everybody. i will bring it back to number three, but igniting the private sector and the kind of balance across all income distributions and per capita labor and growth that we had, i thought was phenomenal. that's number one. number two, i think, as an economic historian and someone who has been in markets for 40 years, i actually think i'm starting to look like it now, but i think we are also at a unique moment geopolitically, and i could see in th

support for isis moments before they attack and hear with the latest is fox news correspondent, mike tobin. mike. >> charlie, a medal for his participation in the global war against terrorism. the fbi said shamsud-din jabbar diedrror in new orleans a terroo the fbi put out a new flyer because they are trying to drum up information and surveillance bodio's of jabbar walking in this area 1:00 in the morning. wit includes a picture of a cooler and that his significance because there were two coolerslo insi which ieds and explosive devices were left. a digital to plaintiff you have any information. the number of victim fatalities are holding at 14 while 37 are injured. new year'sswin festivities in fl swing turned it into a weapon anstd plowed into bourbon street with every indicatiokin he wantd to kill more people evidenced by the homemade bombs or ieds left and the colors. the way superintendent kirkpatrick said he was helping a undoing the damage he did.rn jabbar posted videosed online ad wanted to target his family, but he was concerned maybe attention verswould not focus on the war b betw

here with the latest is fox news correspondent mike tobin, mike? >> mike: charlie, once awarded medal for participation in the global war against terrorism, the fbi now says shamsud-din jabbar died here in new orleans, a terrorist. the fbi has just put out a new flier because they are trying to drum up information that includes surveillance photos of jabbar walking around here in this area around 1:00 in the morning. it also includes a picture of a cooler and that is significant because the fbi says there were two coolers in which ieds, improvised explosive devices were left. they include digital tip line and want to hear if you have any information. the number of victim fatalities are holding at 14. while 37 are injured. new year's festivities in full swing, jabbar turned truck and plowed into the crowd on bourbon street. every indication he wanted to kill more people evidenced by two homemade bombs or ieds left in coolers. anne kirkpatrick he was hell-bent on creating the damage that he did. jabbar posted videos online and said he initially wante

fox's mike tobin is on the ground in new orleans and has details on both incidents, mike?see in new orleans that all around us are reminders of the sadness. here we have 14 wooden crosses for 14 innocent lives lost in this attack. we have attack. security video from the crescent restaurant or the crystal restaurant i should say. caught the moment that rented truck sped intthe crowd killing 14 and injuring 37. witnesses react. >> the traumatic parts of it human nature with anyone is capable of like the bodies mangelled strong like several unrecognizable. >> i don't want to party anymore. i just went home greed. >> while the fbi claims the new orleans attack is terrorism, the vegas cybertruck explosion at the trump hotel is very different. investigators released portions of a digital journal kept by matthew livelsberger a combat veteran. the journal says he didn't hold a grievance with the president-elect. livelsberger wanted to create a spectacle to make a point. troubled guy with mental health issues. what isn't clear is he suffered from protest traumatic stress. liberals

. >> fox's mike tobin is on the ground in new orleans and has details on both incidents. >> mike, you know, lisa, as night falls, we see in new orleans that wants to rebound and start the party again. but all around us are reminders of the sadness. here we have 14 wooden crosses for 14 innocent lives lost in this attack. also tonight we have video of the start of this attack. this is security video from the crescent restaurant or the crystal restaurant. i should say they caught the moment that truck sped into the crowd, killing 14 and injuring 37. witnesses react. >> just the traumatic parts of it, of human nature and what anyone's capable of. >> like the bodies mangled, strong like several unrecognizable. >> couldn't believe my eyes immediately. >> it was like, i'm done. i don't even want to party anymore. i just went home like, depressed. >> while the fbi claims the new orleans attack is terrorism, the vegas cyber truck explosion at the trump hotel is very different. investigators released portions of a digital journal kept by matthew burger, a combat veteran. the journals say he di