woking in woking and is sorry. sarah died on the 8th of august last year.found two days later after police took a phone call from her father who was in pakistan by the time, where he had fled to with his wife, sara's st stepmother and uncle. faisal malik was found not guilty of murder by guilty of causing or allowing the death of a child. all three defendants had denied the charges levelled against them. urfan sharif and the stepmother both found guilty of murder today. sara sara had been filed with over 70 external injuries and more than 25 fractures, including spinal fractures which had healed and then had been rebroken. there were so many different injuries on her body that she must have been put according to a pathologist, suffering daily pay her father denied murder but he had during his evidence admitted that he hadn't intended to kill her but he had beaten her too much. he said, "i take responsibility for what happened to my daughter, i didn't do what i should have done to protect her.". in the course of the evidence that we heard as well he had deni

♪ >> stay woke is urging people to pay attention and be alert. >> ♪ stay woke ♪ >> i want to stay woke> woke fascism that will destroy our nation. >> we will never ever surrender to the woke mob. florida is where woke goes to die. >> i think they mean black. yeah. it's just another way to say the or something else. >> how do you feel about that? >> it is what it is. it doesn't belong to us anymore. once something goes out in the world, takes a life of its own and it's an energy of its own. i can tell you what it means. it just means being aware. being in alignment. if you are in alignment with nature, you are aware of everything going on. it's not only in the political. it means in your health, relationships, your home and your car. it means in her sleep. >> you have this cannabis accessory line and now you have your own cannabis with cookies. how does that work for you. have you tried it and what are the results? >> i'm super excited about that. that is a long time coming. i found my space, place and my interest is women's studies in cannabis. i use it in my work. >> what does purpose

and stay woke.ow some on the right or sort of hijacked or attacking it or giving it a different definition. so i want to play this for you since you bring it up, and we can talk about it. >> all right. ♪♪ >> stay woke. it's just urging folks to pay attention, to be alert. >> wow. >> i want my culture to stay woke, but i want the other cultures that's supporting us to stay woke. >> woke fascism that will destroy our nation. >> we will never, ever surrender to the woke mob. florida is where woke goes to die. >> i think they mean black. yeah. >> mm-hmm. >> it's just another way to say thug or something else, right? >> yeah. and how do you feel about that? >> it is what it is. it doesn't belong to us anymore. and once something goes out in the world, it takes a life of its own. it's an energy of its own. i can tell you what woke means. >> please. >> it just means being aware, being in alignment with nature. because if you're in alignment with that, you're aware of everything that's going on. and it's no

woke. started getting big and greg abbott hates woke. now you have another back lash from people, plain old investors, money managers, saying if you want to be in the anti-woke movement which is all the rage, go woke ago broke, we give you an etf exchange traded fund that invests in companies that defy corporate woke. neil: what if those companies have woke companies? neil: none of this is perfect science. neil: there's an anti-woke investment strategy. the pendulum could swing the other way. charles: hopefully. they have a long way to go to make up for what corporate america did from when it reached its most absurd levels, larry fink was talking about changing behaviors. and disney was picking sides on whether florida should pass a law that says you can't teach sex to toddlers. bob iger said that's horrible. he was in retirement and is back, the guy he replaced came out first, to stand out and not take part, the corporate left and jumped back in. he was pushing to do it. neil: where does i

herfatherwho family home in woking in surrey last year. herfather who is 43 family home in woking in surrey last year. her father who is 43 and mother were found guilty of murder on wednesday. and her uncle who is 29 was convicted of causing or allowing a child's death. one senior officerfrom one senior officer from surrey police said in all his 30 year career he had never seen anything like it. there is the old bailey journalists gathering to cover the sentencing of this case which has become so no tory us. in the name of little sara sharif is one everybody knows. and it was a short life that endedin knows. and it was a short life that ended in brutality and it's one of those cases that touches every person who is involved. and i'm sure it's touched many members of the community as well. we are waiting to hear what those sentences will be. just to remind you urfan sharif, her father, he was found guilty of her murder and subjecting her to horrific suffering. beinash batjool was also found guilty of her murder and we will be finding out sh

want the other coaches that's supporting us to stay woke. >> woke, fascism, that will destroy our nation-huh. >> it is another way to say thug or something else, right? >> yeah. how do you deal about that? >> it is what it is. it doesn't belong to us anymore, and, you know, once something goes out in the world it takes a life of its own. it is an energy of its own. i can tell you what woke means. >> please. >> it just means being aware, being in alignment with nature because if you're in alignment with that you are aware of everything that's going on. it is not only in the political arena, that means with your health, that means in your relationships, that means in your home, that means in your car. it means in your sleep. >> you've got this cannabis accessory line and now new you have your own cannabis with cookies. >> yeah. >> so how does that work for you? have you tried it? what are the results? >> i'm super excited about that. that's a long time coming, and i found my space, my place, my interest is women's studies and cannabis because i use it in my work. >> what does purpose mean

other woke company.centives to be woke, even though customers don't like it and shareholders don't necessarily like it. but so now this backlash is inevitable. the question is, when does it flip? and maga become the new mainstream so that your phone company is suddenly maga? but at the moment it's more it's splintered into these. it's splintered into these. it's splintered into these two groups. >> yeah, it's a lovely bit, i think. i think it's interesting in there. i hadn't occurred to me before that the reason they do it, or one of the reasons they do it, it's so much easier to say, oh, we agree with you than to sell the properties of your product. you don't have to mention you don't have to address any flaws. oh no, we're like, you buy this thing. >> yeah, that's exactly what it is. and actually you can be an inferior product, but then you can feel like, oh, well they, they're, they're what i'm about as well. we have the same values. i don't know if this these right wing places that pubuc these right

culture. what exactly needs by that -- woke culture.— woke culture.ks mammography| when he talks mammography culture is a focus on gender and race. he said would be the official policy of the government is that there is just two genders, men and women and his criticized to that people are transgender and promised to tackle but he calls transgender is in schools and he also mentioned critical race theory, a bugbear of the maga movement in the right wing. a school of thought that teaches there is systemic racism in society. fortrump there is systemic racism in society. for trump and his supporters these are far left ideas and they want to expunge them notjust from schools, but from larger american society. of course these are also some of course these are also some pretty fuzzy ideas. also what the government can do about thatis the government can do about that is pretty fuzzy. so it is a line that gets applause and certainly seems like being woke is on the way out, boarding a practice is a much larger question that we will see play out over the next fo

that was certainly my question when i woke up to l my question when i woke up to this news, of courseppening at a time of heightened tensions between north and south korea. north korea, kimjong—un, he is ramping up, accelerating and testing on his new group programme, and president yoon has taken a hard line stance towards north korea. it is a reminder that he does take this hard—line stance and he is working in an environment that is really polarised. the opposition leader has a completely different stance com pletely different sta nce when completely different stance when it comes to north korea, much more focused. i think that president yoon is a man with strong convictions, north korea is one of those issues that underpins the division between the two political parties, i think there is something that we probably don't know about what drove president yoon to take this drastic action. at the moment it's being billed as a politicalfight the moment it's being billed as a political fight over the moment it's being billed as a politicalfight over a budget bill, buti a politicalfight ov

you go woke, you go broke.ire after releasing a new christmas ad featuring a nonbinary beauty influencer who has a history of calling out women who are uncomfortable sharing bathrooms with biological men. take a look. >> try! >> this dryness is not it, especially when i have so many holiday looks to pull off. thank leah know just the thing. and it's in stock nearby. hydrated skin is a gift to everyone. no wrapping needed. happy holidays to me. >> sean: i wonder if i could be an influencer one day. any statement to fox news digital, google said that they work with hundreds of creators so they don't endorse all of their personal views. and more woke news out of the nation's capital, you will love this one. food workers in d.c. are now pledging to refuse to offer service and cause inconveniences for members of the incoming trump administration when they dine out. here with reaction, gains for girls podcast, host riley gaines. when i started my career, if you told me, 30 years ago that these would be the topics tha

we're going to stop woke.oke, woke is bull [bleep]. >> raymond: the president elect seemed positively euphoric abouts what iahs ahead during this speech. >> the people have given us et their trust and in return we're going to bes give them the best day-one, the biggest first week and the most extraordinary first 0 days of any president in american history. >> raymond: nobody sells it better than trump. and, look, his optimism seems to be catching. according to a cbs poll 57% of americans are feeling hopeful heading into a 2025. that's a 10-point jump from this time last year. joining us now victor davis hansen senior fellow at the hoover enconstitution.or victor thank you, for being wir us. trump isumal calling this a come sense revolution. whenwh was the last time we saw what is in essence a unity administrationd ho made up of fr political rifles in some cases and how do you think this is going to pan out. >> we haven't seen it in our lifetime. we had something similar with the reagan exuberance but he has al

herfatherwho family home in woking in surrey last year. and mother were found guilty of murder on wednesday. and her uncle who is 29 was convicted of causing or allowing a child's death. one senior officerfrom one senior officer from surrey police said in all his 30 year career he had never seen anything like it. there is the old bailey journalists gathering to cover the sentencing of this case which has become so no tory us. in the name of little sara sharif is one everybody knows.

more than 6000km away from woking, the route, the roads the sharif family took.y stay undiscovered? we're off to meet a man who's related to urfan sharif by marriage. and through the conversations we've been having, we think he might know more about how the three adults stayed hidden for so long in pakistan. months of searching, tip offs and leads led us to this door in a one track village. during the hunt, police suspected rasik munir of helping hide sara's father, urfan sharif, stepmother beinash batool and uncle faisal malik, as well as sara's five siblings. assalamu alaikum. speaking exclusively to the bbc before the trial began, he told us how he did it. urfan sharif room. this room? this is where he stayed. translation: yes, they stayed here. i they used to sleep here. they used to use this table for food. they used to sit here with beinash to contact the lawyer and to discuss how they should talk to police in the uk. rasik is known to the police as we talk. rasik is known to the police. as we talk, i notice a gun tucked into his waistband. he tells us it's

i woke up at three o'clock _ destroyed the home.oke up at three o'clock in the _ destroyed the home. i woke up at three o'clock in the morning - three o'clock in the morning surrounded by smoke. i still wear the clothes from donation because i lost everything there. irina escaped when fire ripped through the tower earlier this year. her unsafe building now being demolished. the building in dagenham was having flammable cladding removed when it caught fire in august. but thousands of other blocks remain unsafe. today, the government said developers responsible for most of the buildings would double the rate of remediation and that cladding on high rise towers backed by taxpayer funding must be fixed by the end of 2029. we are drawing a line in the sand today and for the first time bringing forward a serious and ambitious target, and that's the 2029 date. so what's the size of the cladding challenge7 well, currently there are over 3,000 tower blocks eligible to be fixed with money from government schemes. of these, less than a third h

we're going to stop woke. woke is bull [bleep] [cheers and applause] >> raymond: the president-elect seemed positively you fork about what is ahead during this speech. >> the people have given us their trust and in return we are going to give them the best day one, the biggest first week and the most extraordinary first 100 days of any president in american history nobody sells it. optimism according to cbs news poll. 57% of americans are feeling hopeful, heading into 2025. that's a 10 point jump from the this time last year joining us now victor davis hanson fellow at the hoover institution. victor, thank you for being with us. trump is calling this a common sense revolution. whens what the last time we saw what is in essence a unity administration. made up of former political rivals in some cases. and how do you think this is going to pan up. >> we haven't seen it in our lifetime similar where the reagan exuberance. he has all of the levers of powers. he has the house, he has the white house. he has the sena

administration it's been hard to recruit and keep good service members in part because of the bad woke policy, the loss of focus by this administration on what the mission, is and we start addressing that by rooting out more of the woke policies over at the d.o.d. and of course that ultimately is going to get fixed when president trump takes office next month and he talked about those things during the campaign. what he would do to restrengthen, reinvigorate our military. but at least we give president trump some really good tools, important tool, to recruit and retain a strong military by improving their quality of life in this bill. something else we've been continuing to work on as we take care of the legislative business is to focus on what we will do day one to hit the ground running to go to work delivering the promises that were made during the campaign to help those families who are struggling under the weight of the failed biden-harris policies. we talked a lot in the campaign about securing america's border, strengthening our energy security, lowering costs at the grocery sto

we're going to stop woke. [applause] woke. woke is bullshit. [cheers and applause] as an example, in addition to the military bases, i understand they want to now rename 14 ships. we're going to rename 'em. some of these ships have had a great and glorious past. they want to take the name off and put another maim down. i can imagine whose name they're going to put up. not gonna happen with me. it's not happening with me, i can promise you that. [applause] the actions i have described today are a small preview of the common sense revolution because that's what i call it, a common sense revolution that's coming soon to america, to a theater near you with, right? [laughter] but it's coming to you through your president, donald j. trump. [applause] the people have given us their trust, and in return we're going to give them the best day one, the biggest first week and the most extraordinary first 100 days of any president in american history. [cheers and applause] and in conclusion, on january 20 20 the united states turn the page forever on four l

. , woke, woke is [bleep]. we're going to stop the transgender lunacy. it'll be the official policy of the united states government and there's only two genders. january 20th, united states will turn the page forever on four long, horrible years of failure. >> president elect also taking time to address the young voter an army of podcast influencers that pushed him to victory. >> we went on tiktok and had a great response. we had billions of views. then we got to keep this sucker around for a little while. i'm going to have to start thinking about tiktok. we'll have to start thinking. >> spend to inside the convention senter and thousands more outside because the phoenix fire marshal determined the facility was at capacity. you heard inside during the speech, president elect donald trump said he will end wokeness and sign an executive order on day one declaring just two genders in the united states and put panama on notice to lower fees going through the canal or give back to the addressed democrat concerns ove

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they are woke.y to runaway from that soon, but they've been woke for a number of years and more than anything, they scold about how everyone else is terrible and romney hit the nail on the head with his assessment of what's happening. for years you had this uneasy coalition where the democrats, liz, were the party of these rich elites. they like to pretend that was the republican party but they very much had their own version of that that imposed their values on the country at least attempted to, often really out of step with normal people, but a lot of those normal people average folks working class folks union households were also told that they are part of this coalition, part of it and at some point, the tent wasn't going to be big enough anymore. you couldn't have the people at the top of the party telling the whole country how we're supposed to live and think and talk and all of that and still keep normal people within the coalition and what we saw culminating in november just last month is a

. >> the tornado warning woke me up and then it was just so loud. i thought the windows were going to be blown in. i went running to the hallway because there is no windows there. >> plus, waking up to san francisco's first-ever tornado warning. >>> and a successful hip replacement surgery for nancy pelosi. the latest on her injury, hospitalization, and her recovery overseas. >>> of course we begin on this wild saturday evening with two tornadoes around the bay area. >> the warning was the first ever in san francisco bay city history. a tsunami warning triggered panic throughout the area. now, kpix has confirmed there was a tornado in scotts valley. several people have been taken to a nearby trauma center. doerun? >> we start getting on that warning for the city. there was no touchdown on that one. there was straight-line wind damage in the city. it was a justified warning, and i will explain why in a minute. that was a tornado. this is a little after 1:00 today in scotts valley. this is down in the santa cruz mountains. the initial one happened aro

he's come to a point -- >> he woke up november 5. >> yeah, he woke up november 5. right now he's saying look what do we have to do to fix the problem in new york? >> leo, one question. about 30 seconds here. kamala harris thinks she's going to become the next governor of california. do you think that that could -- so many people have left as sarah noted. you think it's possible that kamala harris could be the next governor of california? >> let me ask you that in less than 20 seconds. will she run? yes. will she win? no way. absolutely no way. save this tape. no, no, no, no. >> i hear steve hilton might run. that would be a good alternative. thanks very much. coming up now, more of this special edition of "hannity" after the break. don't go away. narrator: for generations, this ally to the north has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together. stable and secure, when the world around us isn't. you can rely on ontario for energy to power your growing economy and for th

this is beginning this woke mindset.rriage is absolutely ridiculous. first of all, i don't remember the last time a minor got married to anyone. >> kayleigh: she's talking about the dobbs decision. >> julie: they're making a simulates to this because it's the only way to fire up the left. that's why this country has turned so woke. the left are listening to the joy behars of the world and buying what they're feeding them. it's disturbing. bottom line, we're talking about children here. since when does a child make a decision about getting vaccinated, about going to the doctor, getting a physical? yeah, this is not the child's choice. >> kayleigh: absolutely. joy behar was talking about dobbs. it was the same analogy that somehow all of these rights are at risk because we make a common sense decision to not lalou 12-year-olds to have have second -- vasectomies. this was a headline. woke doctor trans to show a study that puberty blockers did not help. we shouldn't use blockers said the study. so we bury the science. europe

they flew to pakistan_ family home in woking.er and stepmother and uncle fled after the murder_ stepmother and uncle fled after the murder and they have been living there _ murder and they have been living there ever— murder and they have been living there ever since with a grandfather in the _ there ever since with a grandfather in the city— there ever since with a grandfather in the city of gel product there are court _ in the city of gel product there are court proceedings both here in london — court proceedings both here in london and in lahore in pakistan to decide _ london and in lahore in pakistan to decide where they should spend the rest of— decide where they should spend the rest of their lives and we are following _ rest of their lives and we are following those proceedings in both countries _ following those proceedings in both countries but we are limited by the judges _ countries but we are limited by the judges as— countries but we are limited by the judges as to how many details we can report _ judges as to how ma

a mid level general, the president-elect has said then, secretary nominee said specifically about woke generals, what does that mean as far as the incoming administration thanks it means? and what is it meat inside the defensede department? >> it's really concerning it is had a chilling effect. i've spoken to a number of officers about this. you have people dedicating their lives to serve. they are climbing up the ranks have finally made it brigadier general. they're looking at maybe completing out a full career of service. and now if they have said somethingst that could be construed as woke because they theirpromoting diversity or thee protecting minority troops that havein had a hard time climbingp the ranks for one reason or another. that could get them fired. depending upon where you are in the ranks you can be fired summarily because you serve at the pleasure of the president depending on certain posts et cetera. if you're climbing up those ranks and thinking do you want to put yourself through this? too much but your family through this? that's a serious question fort people ofi

ten and woke up at around 1130 with a neighbour running down the street telling everyone to wake upp and get out-— up and get out. and then that moment. _ up and get out. and then that moment, how _ up and get out. and then that moment, how did _ up and get out. and then that moment, how did you - up and get out. and then that moment, how did you will. up and get out. and then that l moment, how did you will feel? i think it was the shopper we walked out the door and walked to her right and over the top of the mountain, we could see the flames on the top of the mountain and that was fairly shocking. is mountain and that was fairly shocking-— shocking. is looking at the icture shocking. is looking at the picture that _ shocking. is looking at the picture that you _ shocking. is looking at the picture that you sent - shocking. is looking at the picture that you sent us i shocking. is looking at the picture that you sent us atj shocking. is looking at the - picture that you sent us at the moment as well.— picture that you sent us at the moment as well. brief panic and we packed _ momen

neighbors woke up out of their sleep to the noise not knowing what happened. >> definitely shock, fear, you know, of course, was worried about the people. i was really hoping there was nobody in there. >> reporter: the explosion sparking a fire caught on camera as flames consumed the building's roof. david said he felt the heat from the flames. >> the flames were coming out of the roof, but you could see the whole inside of the apartment. it was all blown out. it was all on the ground and everything. it looked like a bomb went off and i was pretty freaked out. >> reporter: as people walked through capitola village, many were floored at the damage left behind. >> this is just jaw dropping, but it can also bring us together, realize what we have and move forward. i'm speechless because on top of everything else that has happened, this is the really unexpected. this isn't mother nature, you know. this is just chaos. so there is no answers other than to find out what happened. >> reporter: public works says the explosion may have been caused by a natural gas leak, but crews are still worki

i just think it's time that everybody woke up to that and everybody woke up to that and >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front-row seat to how issues are debated and decided with no commentary, no interruptions and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government.

when it woke up from covid, it woke up like a prizefighter. for the last eight years the u.s. economy has been accomplishing 8% annualized growth, light years above what obama accomplished. the economy was going gangbusters. this isn't a time to mess with this well oiled machine. host: peter morici, univ -- we would like to hear from you and federal employees. what are your ideas to make government more interesting? before lawmakers met on the house side behind closed doors, speaker mike johnson spoke to a reporter about what he expects from the department of government efficiency. [video clip] >> we are all excited, we know that you all are excited that they have joined us today. it is the beginning of a journey. you heard what it is all about. it is a new thing, and this is a new day in washington and america. we have long limited the size and scope of the government, and it has grown too large. government is too big and it does almost nothing well, and taxpayers deserve more, they deserve a more efficient government and one that is leaner and more focused on primary objecti

i woke up about 6am this morning _ your reaction?e up about 6am this morning in _ your reaction? i woke up about 6am this morning in californial 6am this morning in california time. when i saw this news, i thought this was fake news. i was in college when the last martial law was declared in 1980. i could not believe this is happening in korea in 202a. very shocking for me. absolutely. extraordinary things overnight. we are able to just see what happened at the national assembly overnight on the screen next to you. the military position is very interesting. it followed what the president did in the first place. you are expected to follow another he has lifted martial rule?— martial rule? when this happened. _ martial rule? when this happened, but - martial rule? when this happened, but this - martial rule? when this happened, but this was | martial rule? when this - happened, but this was not going to last for long. in the past when martial law was declared, the military leaders, the current president has no military career, he was a

just go to work and don't be attacked by the woke when you get there. friday show for you coming up. steve hilton's take on california's looming get ban on gas car sales. congressman darrell iser brings the latest on the government's funding fight and shannon breen will take us through what happens to trump's election case in georgia now that fani will is has been disqualified and our highlight reel, the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we are on a mission to visit every national park in the states. we've done a lot, but we have a lot to do. when i was diagnosed with skin cancer, i was told that mohs surgery was the only answer. i just didn't want to go through all that. i came home and i did my own research. that's when i found gentlecure. if you, like millions of others, are affected by skin cancer. it's important to know that surgery isn't the only option. there's another choice, gentlecure. gentlecure uses low energy x-rays to kill cancer cells with a 99% cure rate. plus, there's no cutting, no surgical scarring, and no downtime. throughout the course of

we're going to stop woke, woke, woke is --. example, in addition to the military bases, i understand want to now rename 14 ships. we want to rename them. some of these ships have had great and glorious past. they want to take the name off and put another name down. i can imagine whose name they're going to put up. that kind of happened with me. it's not happening with me. i can that the actions i have described today are just a small of the common sense revolution because that's what i call it, a common sense revolution that's coming soon to america, to a theater near you. right. but it's coming to you through your president, donald j. trump. the people have given us their and in return, we're going to give them the best day one. the biggest first week and the most. first 100 days of any president in american history. and conclusion on january 20th, the united states will turn the page forever on for long, horrible years of in incompetence. national decline, and we will inaugurate. a new era of peace prosperity and national gre

he woke me up, and he said it's done. and i was ha-- totally drunk.m waking up out of a dead sleep. and i'm like, what the hell are you talking about? he said, the cops are gonna be here. seriously, right now, you're telling me the cops are gonna show up at my house because my ex-husband's dead? keith morrison: and she did not take part, she swore, not at all. i didn't drive. i was not-- i didn't. i did not go anywhere. i did not plan this. i did not want ben dead. keith morrison: so truth or fiction? there was no solid evidence either way, nor that james matlean killed ben oxley, only dawn's story. at which point, tom gregory, who was the assistant district attorney, decided he needed her help. you love to get everybody involved in the case. but there's a reality, in many cases, that sometimes you need the help of one of the people involved to get the main person. keith morrison: and so dawn oxley was offered a limited immunity agreement. cooperate with the prosecution, testify truthfully against james matlean, and you won't be prosecuted-- a sort of

they best fight and then woke to steps forward 10 steps back and we keep advancing. we do, but at just an incredibly slow rate. and what did they learn from me? jersey we were young, we were making things up as we went along. one of the things think that you also made is, is young people to refuse? most folks is that to do also to your m go out to our communities to involve them organize, mobilize and organize and elect members that you trust that are vetted also mobilization. that is the ricky talking to the institution you're protesting. my hope is that we as young africans can revive the spirit of an african, the struggle that we can support each other. as was the case in the sixty's in the seventy's. there's a need for us to go back to our and to read and to none, and to speak to, i'll do. and so i'm very excited for what the future holds for young africans who are taking the power back for your last weekend's in do taking box power. and there is always a way to draw a balance between your passion and how it can drive positive change. my journey, as a journalist,

there are some but like their woke progressives and any group, if you compared the woke progressives view on capital punishment, you'd be shocked to find that black americans from radically diverge when you talk about crime, especially during the george floyd riots, polling numbers were coming out often about whether we need less law enforcement or more law enforcement. black americans in many polls where there was waters, whether it was gallup, were saying they wanted more police, not less. so why was the defund the police movement so visible? so in many ways, most of america spills blame and for the plight of black america. now, what booker t washington's ed what frederick douglass said was leave black people alone because the things that you're trying to do on their behalf are harmful. many news stories now have stopped covering the serious level of crime when woke. deejays won't prosecute. but here's what they will cover when a tourist comes to town and gets harmed or injured when, they break into someone's house in newport beach. those kinds of stories are still making the news,

the woke stuff. the p.c.f. >> some democrats are finally waking up and realizing that woke is broke. >> there's an irony in claiming to be pro-latino, by insisting that people use the term latinx, only to discover that latinos themselves think the word is weird. >> this is not joe biden's fault. it's not kamala harris' fault. it's not barack obama's fault. it's the fault of the democratic party in not knowing how to communicate effectively to voters. when we address latino voters as latinx for instance, because that's the politically correct thing to do. it makes them think that we don't even live on the same planet as they do. >> seth: you think that's what swayed the election? why are democrats forced to answer for every choice of words by anyone even remotely associated with the party? but republicans don't have to answer for their supporters storming the capitol or their own preisdential candidates' racism or misogyny or the fact that he says hannibal lecter is both real and a cool guy? [ light laughter ]

there are some but like their woke progressives and any group, if you compared the woke progressives view on capital punishment, you'd be shocked to find that black americans from radically diverge when you talk about crime, especially during the george floyd riots, polling numbers were coming out often about whether we need less law enforcement or more law enforcement. black americans in many polls where there was waters, whether it was gallup, were saying they wanted more police, not less. so why was the defund the police movement so visible? so in many ways, most of america spills blame and for the plight of black america. now, what booker t washington's ed what frederick douglass said was leave black people alone because the things that you're trying to do on their behalf are harmful. many news stories now have stopped covering the serious level of crime when woke. deejays won't prosecute. but here's what they will cover when a tourist comes to town and gets harmed or injured when, they break into someone's house in newport beach. those kinds of stories are still making the news,

all of a sudden, the rest of america woke up. and especially new york city mayor eric adams was like, where am i going to put these people? i don't even know what to do. and remember when they put him in the elementary schools, tami. remember that? and parents woke up. yeah, in the gyms and parents all of a sudden said, what are you doing? you're putting unvetted men in our child's gym about ten feet away from their school. and mayor eric adams was really stuck between a rock and a hard place. he had to wake up really quick, and i think he's come to a point. >> and i woke up on november 5th. >> i think he's worried about yeah, he woke up on november 5th and he's right now saying, okay, look, look, look, what have we got to do right now to fix the problem in new york? >> you, leo, i go, it's one question we got about 30s here. kamala harris thinks she's going to become the next governor of california. do you think that that could happen to so many people have left, as sarah noted? do you think it's possible that that kamala harris

this morning, we woke up, and the wind direction has changed slightly. now the debris would go towards the baltic, and despite everything that we've put in place, sadly we just can't fire the show safely. and here in edinburgh, the world—famous street party, live music and fireworks over the castle were cancelled on safety grounds yesterday. would—be revellers were looking forward to it. we're from chicago, in the states, and we were really looking forward to going to the festival, but unfortunately the weather had other plans. we don't know. we don't know because all the restaurants are busy, i always busy, but we don't know what we'll do now _ on the hogmanay. i think it's a pity because the weather now seems to be quite good, but i appreciate they had to set all the stuff up, so these things happen, as they say, especially in scotland. disappointed. we wanted to do the torchlight parade, and that was cancelled, and even the castle is closed, so it's a real shame, but never mind. and we're from wellington, which is known for its wind, and we're thinkin

etf for anti-woke companies. progressive wing of democratic party saying party of working and middle class voter. steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: happy monday to you, coming up on "fox and friends" in eight mitnutes, president-elect trump receives a warm hero welcome at army-navy game alongside key allies and cabinet picks. there is the speaker. this as r.f.k. jr. heads to the hill to meet with key senators. what is that about? we'll tell you. white house under scrutiny with the drone debate left una unanswered. it is final reminder of joe biden's you don't need to know presidency. and former senate candidate and n.f.l. superst star herschel walker graduates 40 years after leaving college. jay johnson and congressman ryan zeinke stop by the couch. we'll continue with todd after a brief timeout. have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated