nicole: a great point. now, david, one of the things we talked about in the a block was the vice president's inability to get people to cross the aisle and work together and push forward president biden's agenda but kamala harris is blaming the senate for not getting people across the aisle and passing the bill. look what she said questioned about trying to get republicans across the aisle. >> you were just in the senate. >> yeah. >> and the president spent decades there. how come you can't pull someone across the aisle on this, or joe manchin within your own party. >> we are not going to give up on these issues but you're right, it's a 50-50 senate. it's a 50-50 senate and so, but it has to be a combination of us as an administration but also everyone weighing in. nicole: again, david i don't really know what that answer was, but what was your take on it? david: more word salad for one which is all you get. you're right, biden has been in the senate for what, decades. kamala harris was there. the reason th

nicole saphier. doctor, let me start with you. he's been there a long time and makes a lot of money and wrong a lot. is that not a perfect example of washington, d.c.? >> well, pete, let's be honest. at this point i think we have not gotten anything right with covid-19 coming out of the white house and dr. fauci and the cdc. they flip flop every day. what i can tell you some of the verbiage coming out of dr. fauci recently talking about vaccine mandates for domestic air travel. shortening the isolation. i am a big fan of shortening the isolation and the post-exposure quarantine. that was far overdue. it had to be done. we have a man made worker shortage of the vaccine mandates and these long isolation protocols. m the data has been there for 6 months. they had to catch up. the vaccine mandates for domestic travel will work as well as the vaccine mandate for the cruise ships. every person had to be vaccinated but they had major outbreaks. the vaccine mandates when you have transmission among the vaccinated and the boosted. it won't

nicole saphier board certified radiologist and fox news contributor. always good to have your medical analysis. new case rates for covid are hitting record levels here in the u.s. hospitalizations, we heard from steve's report and deaths are rising at a much slower rate. i guess that's some good news here, right? >> that's right and yes, we are at record high new cases throughout the pandemic. new case levels have exceeded that as we saw last winter but similar to what south africa continues to report, we are seeing reduction in clinical -- in the -- the number dropped to 14% during the delta wave and less than 5% with omicron with a population that has a less than 40% vaccination rate. in the united states we're seeing the same thing. we have a drastic rise in cases and while there is a slight rise in hospitalizations, that is being driven by the sheer high trance missability and contagiousness of this but not that it is a more severe strain. >> many people going out to get booster shots because they're concerned about getting omicron and dr. fauci is

>> dr nicole: that was quite a moment. if someone from a border state, born and raised in arizona, and i figured the border. it is insulting for the people of the southwest for her to laugh it off and shrugged about coming to the border when there is a border crisis. there are people crossing the desert every single day, many of them winding up in hospitals because it is such a severe track, and as we saw, we have people massively congregating in a time of the pandemic. they did not have effective testing, they did not have isolation and quarantine, so no, it's a slap in the face to americans when you have her laughing when she is the one tasked with fixing the major problem. >> kayleigh: laurent, here's another moment. we had a bunch of them and we can only fit in so many. let's roll the tape. >> just a few days ago there were funds allocated to israel and it hurts my heart because ethnic. >> vice president harris: your voice, your perspective, it is not being oppressed. it must be heard. >> kayleigh: leaning into a narra

them back to work sooner let's bring in new york gop congresswoman, nicole malliotakis. congresswoman, great to see you this morning. it's a big day, december 27. the private mandate in new york city goes into effect. it's odd, our only healthcare workers are obviously important. are they the only essential workers? are they the only people that we need to keep this country the city up and running? what do your constituents say and what are they telling you about this private mandate? >> well, we already know that here in new york city, the vaccination rate is 89% which is above the national average and the mayor and the governor have already implemented a vaccine mandate on city and state workers, healthcare workers as well, and what we're seeing as a result of that mandate is that people are still getting covid. cases exploded last week so it's not stopping the spread but what it's doing is reducing the symptoms. the issue that has become as people are testing positive for covid, despite being vaccinated, they are calling out success and seeing shortages in

nicole saphier. doctor, let me start with you. he's been there a long time and makes a lot of money and wrong a lot. is that not a perfect example of washington, d.c.? >> well, pete, let's be honest. at this point i think we have not gotten anything right with covid-19 coming out of the white house and dr. fauci and the cdc. they flip flop every day. what i can tell you some of the verbiage coming out of dr. fauci recently talking about vaccine mandates for domestic air travel. shortening the isolation. i am a big fan of shortening the isolation and the post-exposure quarantine. that was far overdue. it had to be done. we have a man made worker shortage of the vaccine mandates and these long isolation protocols. the data has been there for 6 months. they had to catch up. the vaccine mandates for domestic travel will work as well as the vaccine mandate for the cruise ships. every person had to e vaccinated but they had major outbreaks. the vaccine mandates when you have transmission among the vaccinated and the boosted. it won't he

nicole saphier, and tyrus. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> joe biden is getting up and going to the beach. the president has no events today and instead is in delaware for a holiday getaway while omicron spikes all across the country. back when he was a candidate, biden promised to shutdown the virus virus. then once he was president he bashed g.o.p. governors for not doing enough. >> the administration's failure on testing is colossal. but the failure of planning, leadership, and execution. we will deal honestly with the american people. and we will never, ever, ever quit. that is how we will shed on this virus. i am going to shut down the virus. i'm not going to shut down the economy. i'm going to shut down the virus. we need to scale up testing. so anyone who needs one can get a test. after ten months of the pandemic, we still don't have enough testing. it's a travesty. some state officials are passing laws or signing orders that forbid people from doing the right thing. if yo

nicole saphier. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> mike: what is your assessment of this pill? is it a game changer? >> it is, mike. if you look at what we have been dealing with covid versus influenza. the reason we accept there will be an annual flu season is because we have a vaccine and tampa -- tamiflu. pfizer just today got this emergency use authorization. in a study of 2200 high risk individuals, it decreased hospitalization and deaths by up to 89%. will we be able to get this medication into the hands of out patient doctors so patience can take it early on? it has to be given within 3 to 5 days? the government has a contract of about 10 millions courses of this medication, this will be a slow roll out. there are tens of thousands of doses ready to be shipped from memphis. i don't think we will see regular use of this medication for the next few weeks. maybe even a month. that's not going to help our current surge. the number 1 thing they need to do right now is get people tested to start early treatments. >> mike: be patient but relief is coming. this pill will help el

they will just keep coming. >> tammy: that's a great reminder, nicole. because a lot of people might not know watching this show i'm gay woman. and this is not about whether you are gay or not. it's not even about left and right. this is nonpartisan. this is about individuals being able to raise their children the way they want to and, yet, your other project your other focus on racially segregating children to talk about ending racism. how does that work and how is it -- the lawsuit that you filed; is that right? >> sure. we filed the complaint with the department of education's office of civil rights. >> tammy: good. >> you can file complaints if you feel that discrimination has taken place on the basis of race, on the basis of gender. that is exactly what's going on here. this is immoral. and it is unconstitutional. this is a relation of brown vs. board of education. >> tammy: great point. >> the cool can say all it wants. this is voluntary. do you know who else tried to say this is voluntary? jim crow businesses in the south. this is not okay. we act

>> mike: let's bring in nicole malliotakis. welcome. >> welcome. thank you. >> mike: we took a pause over the holidays. build back better, the fight for it will continue when he returned to the capital. what are your expectations? >> i think the bill as is, it's dead. republicans unanimously voted against it in the house. we see senator manchin coming out, and other democrats, quite frankly, not voting down that comfortable voting for this bill. when taxpayers pay taxes, they expect certain things in return. there obviously things like national security, making sure we have strong defense, making sure we have money for quality education, medicare for seniors, and of course infrastructure. we've got to modernize our nation and keep up the pace, and that brings gdp money and revenue in. democrats and i want to create unnecessary new social programs, welfare without work programs, and other entitlements that we just simply cannot afford. so i think this is going to certainly be a show down. i think the democrats are going to try and continue to push f

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nicole saphier. dr. saphier, i think that when i read all of these different numbers and statistics and trend lines i feel like i should feel good about them. yet, everything i'm hearing from the media and particularly from these power brokers within these major american cities is still the same type of hysteria that i feel like i have been hearing for months on end. who is out of base here? am i wrong to feel like things are looking better? >> well, undoubtedly, ben, i can tell you that when you look at the media headlines and even some of the talking medicines coming out of the administration, it would seem that we are in a perpetual state of his tear i can't understand a panic. i can tell you by looking at global data, including data of the united states, whether it comes to the latest variant, omicron which is probably about 50% to 60% of cases right now in the united states, there are much less -- there are much more mild symptoms being reported with this variant that doesn't mean that people aren't

nicole saphier, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. ♪ ♪ >> another huge day breaking news. we a lot to get to. president biden giving his big speech on covid and getting very defensive over the surgeon omicron cases. kamala harris stepping in it again after contradicting the white house on a key issue. and after biden's agenda went up in flames, the squad pushing a radical plan for the president to still build back better. but first, president biden trying to convince americans everything is under control as cases of covid spike. the president with more harsh words for the unboxed while touting his response to the pandemic. >> if you are not fully vaccinated, you have good reason to be concerned. you are at a high risk to be getting sick. almost everyone who has died from covid-19 in the past many months has been unvaccinated. unvaccinated. get vaccinated now. it's your patriotic duty. we should all be concerned about omicron, but not panicked. this is a critical moment. we are ready. >> and after getting caught off guard by omicron, even though they knew it was coming for

nicole saphier is here to react. set your clock come at two eastern time, will be joining us on this program live on dems and disagree and mcconnell and his pitch to joe manchin to join the republican party. that and more, coming up live as "america reports" live at the top of the hour. >> lucy, i'm home. >> kayleigh: aaron sorkin is under fire. the creator of "west wing" and "a few good men" is facing backlash after casting spanish actor have a yard barred them as the role of cuban actor desi arnaz, famously known as playing the role of ricky ricardo on i love lucy. but he's firing back at critics saying, you can act being attracted to someone but can't act a or straight, so this notion that only actors should play characters and only cuban actor should play desi, i think it's the mother of all adjuster is on a bad idea. leslie, if only we could not be offended all the time, ad nauseam. >> leslie: i can't believe i'm going to say this on national television but ladies, we all have those secret men that we have a cru

nicole saphier. merry christmas. >> mike, merry christmas. mike: a lot of folks are struggling mightily trying to get a test before this christmas holiday. first off, who should get a test in your view? >> mike, that is a great question. while you have dr. fauci and cdc director dr. cowenski you have to get a test before you congregate for the holidays, that is smart and prudent thing to do, it is clogging up urgent cares, e.r.s, testing centers. we need those for people symptomatic and needed medical care. before you get testing before you gather, it should be at home rapid tests if you can get your hands on them. they are in short supply. it is nowhere it was near ago. it was the same during the delta wave during the summer. people are testing more than ever. we're seeing a lot more asymptomatic cases and mild cases. if you're going to be in a home setting with a dinner party or being with people outside the household you may want to test to decrease the risk of transmission. the truth doing a lot more testing you are finding more cases. wh

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congresswoman nicole malliotakis will join us to call out the state's leadership. dan bongino gives his take as a 911 dispatcher sounds the alarm on the chicago police shortage following a violent weekend. plus goya's ceo says his company is ready for war in 2022. how he plans to combat run away inflation and supply chain disruptions. and new data finds young men are more likely than ever to be jobless. and living with their parents. joey jones is not one of them. but he's got the mentality you need to help kids leave the nest. all that and more of starting here at the top of the hour. todd: all right. looking forward to that and congrats on a resounding victory yesterday by your cowboys. i think resounding doesn't even go far enough. >> it was beautiful, todd. and it was late. it was a late night. todd: it was a late night. meantime, developing overseas, russian president vladimir putin doubling down on his threat of military action against western countries that defend ukraine. he's also trying to block nato from accepting the former soviet province. trey yingst

nicole saphier. we have a lot of questions. it seems like we are going backwards here. going back to lockdown or restrictions. omicron is less severe. it may transmit faster. big picture, we lost 800,000 people. it's serious. where are you on all of this? >> we are having deju-vu heading into the holiday season. we are seeing cases rise and hospitalizations and deaths as well. half of the cases last december heading into the holidays. the arise in hospitalizations and deaths are not paralleling that yet. a third of those. the information coming out about omicron is encouraging with a more milder illness and less hospitalization rates the united states is still battling the delta variant. while the sun-belt and other southern areas throughout summer had a bad delta wave, the northeast did not have a bad wave during the summer. that's why you are seeing higher case loads in the northeast as people are indoors because of the colder weather and the holiday season. what i don't think should be parallel to last year are the talks about mandates and lockdown. we have tools bet

nicole, dr. nicole, when we think about vaccines, which i think are important, but we also seem to have dropped the ball on therapeutics and treatments. isn't it time that we shift our focus to things like the monoclonal antibodies, other treatments, other therapeutics to deal with people who now might get very sick from this virus? >> well, tammy, the safest way to reach a level of herd immunity, the vaccines do place that foundation. there is foundation of immunity, but from that, you have your building blocks of your boostere as well as natural immunity, but the glue that holds it together is also the treatments because you will have breakthrough infections, you will have on vaccinated, and you will havere people who get very sick.va i can tell you when it comes to the monoclonal antibodies, with omicron, the two most popular ones are not having any efficacy against omicron, which we have just gotten a bunch of alerts this past week that the hospitals are pulling these p antibody therapies bec

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nicole, dr. nicole, when we think about vaccines, which i think are important, but we also seem to have dropped the ball on therapeutics and treatments. isn't it time that we shift our focus to things like the monoclonal antibodies, other treatments, other therapeutics to deal with people who now might get very sick from this virus? >> well, tammy, the safest way to reach a level of herd immunity, the vaccines do place that foundation. there is foundation of immunity, but from that, you have your building blocks of your boosters as well as natural immunity, but the glue that holds it together is also the treatments because you will have breakthrough infections, you will have on vaccinated, and you will have people who get very sick. i can tell you when it comes to the monoclonal antibodies, with omicron, the two most popular ones are not having any efficacy against omicron, which we have just gotten a bunch of alerts this past week that the hospitals are pulling these antibody therapies because t

nicole saphier, what your reaction to this teachers comments to parents? >> the irony is not lost that you have this educator his supposed to be a leader in the community who's going up and reading an elementary level dr. seuss like a poem mocking parents and this is what she's doing in a public forum. imagine what is said behind the scenes by this technology teacher. carly, when you have the skilled workers say filling in potholes because the person filling in the pot holes every day don't actually have a say over which pothole is filled and where. they are the workers. they are there because you have elected officials who have been elected by taxpaying individuals and that's why they are there. the teachers are the exact same way. they aren't there to say their beliefs should be influenced on these children. it's the rights of the parents and taxpaying individuals who elect their leaders and school board members and that's where the content is. by the way, reality is that school board had pulled 11 books because they found there were more sexual pages an

let's bring in new york republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis. thank you so much for joining us tonight. you know this city well, born and bred, this is your home. i want to start with covid. just listening to lauren's report, we're hearing very sadly a lot about broadway shut down, the rockettes now, but there's been this soaring hospital rate and restaurants choosing to close their doors. your thoughts on what leadership could be doing now in new york to make things better as we head into the holidays as people are gathering. >> look, they've tried everything from restrictions to mandates, and they continue to push more vaccine mandates and mask mandates. i think it's time for the administration to now turn to therapeutics and treatment. i think it's clear that covid is here to stay, and vaccination -- which i am vaccinated and, certainly, reduces the level of the severity of the symptoms -- i think that we need to now put that same focus and attention on therapeutics like the monoclonal antibodies, like insuring that the fda rapidly approves t

nicole saphier. you want to be the governor of new york. what should be happening that's not happening because numbers out of new york are stunning and the confusion is just massive. >> jason, as you are talking to dr. saphier, talking about ideas, testing them at home, access to treatment, access to vaccines. these are all ideas, all levels of government, different parties, they had been talking about what happened the last few months is change for people like a bill de blasio, kathy hochul, joe biden, all their ideas fit under the box of threats, mandates, lockdowns, fines, firings. i think they've actually run out of ideas on how to do some thing productive to combat covid short of going individual lives putatively. trying to compete again each other in a way where new york city's bill de blasio has a new vaccine mandate on all private-sector employers going into effect. there is a statewide mask mandate the governor implemented an gavin newsom, they are talking about school is going to remote learning, we are going backwards and what we

. >> kat: really, nicole? anthony fauci is your justin bieber? that's right, cultural reference that's newer than 40 years old. you won't get that with greg gutfeld. or cnn, where reporter chris alyssa bragged about buying himself rapid tests as a belated christmas present. nothing says "everything's fine" like considering adequate medical surprised to be -- supplies to be a serious holiday tree. what does he want for his birthday? a colonoscopy? mike children forced to do distance learning, this keeps getting more stupid. it's only a matter of time before someone creates a new product, the extremely rapid covid test. >> extremely rapid covid test, here it goes. >> traveling to visit my family. >> positive! >> yes! >> omicron! >> kat: even when the cdc seemed to be loosening things up in some ways, like cutting the recommended quarantine time down to five days from 10, it made other things stricter. it announced that it would be changing the wreck of addiction from anyone who's been vaccinated does not need to quarantine due to exposure to only p

nicole, with all of the protect we have. antibodies from natural immunity, young healthy people should we be concerned about this new peak? and when it comes to dr. fauci saying we should cancel new year's eve plans, is there anything behind that? >> we have to look at it and going into 2022. getting to zero is not realistic unless you isolate individuals forever. there will be a lot of consequence west that. what we should be doing heading into the next year is maximizing life while minimizing illness. we can do that. the ways to do that targeting vaccines, boosters in high-risk individuals. insuring we have outpatient treatment medications assessible and afford *bl for people. using the tests in schools, nursing homes, hospitals and small indoor gatherings or some forms of travel and making thoour there are high quality masks in high-risk individuals. removing the single layer cloth masks that given the highly aerosol nature of this virus are doing very little, if anything at all. that specifically means in the low-risk po

we heard from doctor nicole safire. if you want to be the governor of new york, what should be happening that's not happening? the numbers are stunning and th confusion is massive. >> at jason as you talk to jack doctor you're talking about ideas. about testing at home, free you. you're talking about access to treatments and therapeutics. access into vaccines. these are all ideas that all levels of government to different parties should be talking about had been talking about until what happened the last few months is the change i from people make a bill the blo seo kathy hogle. it joe biden. although their ideas that fit under the box of threats, mandates, lockdowns, fines, firings. i think they actually run out o ideas on how to do something productive to combat coalbed short of going after individual lives putatively. they've gone too far another trying to compete against each other where new york city built a blahs yell has as new vaccine mandate on all private sector employers going into effect. statewide mask mand

nicole saphier. have a great night. "the fox report" with jon scott starts next. jon: thousands of flights canceled as the omicron variant disrupts travel plans in the u.s. and worldwide. i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report." many travelers are spending this holiday weekend stranded at our nation's airports and widespread flight delays and cancellations as the miley transmissible omicron variant spreads rapidly across the country. amid the surge, new york city is set to require employees of private businesses to be vaccinated starting tomorrow. and other cities are considering similar mandates. let's go to charles watson at hartsfield jackson in atlanta with more on these holiday travel disruptions. charles? >> the past few days have been a chaotic night mayor for many folks traveling this holiday weekend. unfortunately today isn't turning out any better. the airlines canceling 2,700 flights. a third of those cancellations are flights coming from or to the u.s. a woman who says she was forced to spend christmas eve with her two sons inside an atlanta hotel b

nicole wallace is identifying a new insurrection saying "let's go brandon." this was her reaction to an oregon man who uttered the phrase on a christmas eve call with joe biden. >> let me tell you why this matters. the asymmetry of saying f-you to era sitting president in a calln front of your 4 kids, don't look past this. this is not a story about giving air time to a maga guy it. this is the insurrection in full color. 's >> will: a slow-motion insurrection. victor davis hanson joins us live. i see your smile. i spoke to you a week ago. we talked about the verbal ticks that take over the human mind want the mind of the left. now insurrectionbal is the most frequent and recent mental tick. >> yes. if saying "let's go brandon" is insurrection, what would be a cnn contributor holding up donald's decapitated head? what was night after night in central park having a look alike donald trump as caesar being stabbed to death and hillary clinton said the president was not legitimate and urged joe biden not to concede under any circumstance? what was the obama pentag

nicole wallace is identifying a new insurrection saying "let's go brandon." this was her reaction to an oregon man who uttered the phrase on a christmas eve call with joe biden. >> let me tell you why this matters. the asymmetry of saying f-you to a sitting president in a call in front of your 4 kids, don't look past this. this is not a story about giving air time to a maga guy it. this is the insurrection in full color. >> will: victor davis hanson joins us live. i see your smile. i spoke to you a week ago. we talked about the verbal ticks that take over the human mind want the mind of the left. now insurrection is the most frequent and recent mental tick. >> yes. if saying "let's go brandon" is insurrection, what would be a cnn contributor holding up donald's decapitated head? what was night after night in central park having a look alike donald trump as caesar being stabbed to death and hillary clinton said the president was not legitimate and urged joe biden not to concede under any circumstance? what was the obama pentagon lawyer writing we should consid

people are not mentioning that nicole kidman is australian. she played the wife of tom cruise. >> thank you. this is why it's so absurd that acting now is is he supposed to become an alcoholic now to play desi arnaz? i don't like that and i don't like the way the black actors that are beautiful tried to get extra credit. the world is full of ugly people . give them the role. if you're going to play a seria killer, make it a hot one. you don't have to go ugly. you don't have to do that. do you feel like you're watchin a lot of liberals doing with that frankenstein monster they created. to give ducks what they're doing , they're also not watching hollywood. what infuriates me, it's not even about we have to get more minority actors or more gay actors. ico bronchi playing by a non- bronchi. there's like a billion of us on earth. >> it's either that or they hired justin trudeau. ticket leakages range. >> he could do anything great just play one role as long as some paint nearby, racist. coming up, he will play record taxes, but will lose liz warre

nicole saphier. a couple things here. we know from south africa omicron is highly contagious but hospital rates are down. we are seeing here in america a lot more people are getting omicron and one of the problems for staffing either at hospitals or at these broadway shows is if you test positive, even if you aren't all that sick, if you test positive the property call says you have to stay home for 10 days and not enough staff. are we in for a couple of rough months, dr. nicole? >> i think you make a very valid point, dana. the reason a lot of things are shutting down is not necessarily meaningless mitigation measures. some are. when you have so many employees and staff testing positive and they are forced to go into isolation, who is there to run the show? we aren't just talking broadway shows or restaurants. we're talking hospitals and clinics and so forth. the cdc needs to sit down and really look at this and say what is the best path forward at this point? listen, whether you are vaccinated, boosted or not you can st

. >> that was white house press secretary jen psaki this summer praising the 16-19 project founder nicole hannah jones. opponents say it's a prime example of what they do not want their kids to learn in schools. jones says parents should not have a say in the child's education. >> i don't understand the idea that parents should decide what is being taught. i am not a professional educator. we send them to school to be taught by people with expertise in the subject area and that's not my job. >> cheryl, i don't understand this idea that parents should decide what is being taught. maybe the most absurd statement i have ever heard. >> i am not a voter but i am a voter and a lot of parents voted in virginia and education was the number 1 issue it was because of critical race theory being taught in our schools. it's an offensive comment to say that parents have no role in the say what have their children learn, especially like crt is telling white kids you are bad. i won't go into that. at the same time, the fact if she is a professor or not. you should not be on "meet the press" when you are

would have think democrats would make statements that don't lead to more youngcans are the country but nicole hannah jones, founder the 1619 project did not get the memo. >> i don't understand this idea that parents should decide what is being taught. i'm not a professional educator. i don't have a degree in social studies or science we send our children to school because we want them to be taught by people who have expertise in the subject area. benjamin: putting aside the fact that she says she's not a professional educator but she is a college professor, we will put that aside for another day. don't statements like that virtually assured that parents regardless whether they are republican, democrat, independent are going to vote republican because they don't want that notion, that sentiment in their schools. >> that's the philosophy the democrat party, that parents have no say in the education of the kids and if you look at polls democrat pollsters the published polls for the democratic governors association said that 9% of people who voted for biden in 2020 switched their and voted for yo

they'll both become democrat lackeys like nicole wallace, bill kristol, the whole crowd. largely irrelevant with no real constituency. pretty handsomely paid. the real big lie is the expansive narrative of january 6th. these clowns have made the center of the political existence. so it's time to face facts. shutdown the false narrative entry cheney and her class the american people treat them by tuning them out. jenna me now is byron. also with me ohio congressman jim jordan was the house district community ranking member. let's go to you first. my tweets, i think is one of the first people on twitter who were known to be supportive of president trump to really put that message out there i believe but i might be wrong one of the first. did they get a look at any of the public statements on this? >> obviously not the important thing is that they were public and other we know since yesterday what you said in private texts, we can evaluate the text and say who can disagree with the word of the text that you sent. would've a much better for everybody president trump follow th

them but they will end it probably as msnbc commentators, they will both become democrat lackeys like nicole wallace, bill kristol, the whole crowd, largely irrelevant, with no real constituency but pretty handsomely paid. so the real big lie is the expensive narrative of january 6th, that they've made the center of their political existence so it is time to face facts, shutdown the false narrative and treat cheney and her class the way the american people treat them, by tuning them out. joining me now as byron york, fox news contributor, chief political correspondence was also with me a while congressman jim jordan, house judiciary committee ranking member. let's go to you first. my tweet. i was one of the first people on twitter known to be supportive of donald trump to put that message out there i believe. i might be wrong but i think i was one of the first. do they care to look at any of the public statements on this? >> obviously not. the important thing is the republican bell that weyesterday what you said in a private text to mark meadows, we can evaluate the text and say who could di

the author of the 1619 project, nicole hannah jones, slamming the us as a racist country. in an interview with the ap she says, quote, we have been taught the history of the country that does not exist and we a society that willfully does not want to deal with the anti-blackness at the core of so many of our institutions that our society itself, the howard university professor also taking heat this week for saying she cannot understand why parents would be involved in shaping their kids education. time, 17 after the hour. president biden's recent comments of been so out of touch with reality that even the mainstream media started to ask about it. >> we have to acknowledge that, a 40 year high sound like americans should be prepared for more pain before this gets better. >> president biden: if we don't pass build back better i think you are right. todd: what president biden's agenda could mean for your wallet with economist peter morici. carley: darren hoffman and lera trump live on this new year's eve edition of "fox and friends first". these folks don't have time to go to

nicole saphier. welcome to the bilge sunday show. here is what is on tap tonight, david. [kamala harris feeling reflective of the time as vp. >> what is your biggest failure at this point? >> not to get out of d.c. more [laughter]. >> why didn't she go to the border at more. harris on defense. that is coming up.

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trying to get personal items stolen from him after they gave him his acquittal in the 1994 killing of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. the first time since he was free in over a decade. the panel that conducted jussie smollett opens up about a key piece of evidence was andres available media, after attackers put it around his neck. he can't understand why smollett put it on except to say as an african-american person i'm not putting the noose on at all. awaiting sentencing for those with the state a crime hoax. >> senator ron johnson is pressing the department of justice to update data on people charged with violent felonies. the water separator taxes the attacker was on bond after being charged in another violent attacks. this is not a singular issue. numerous reports from across the country, johnson says the doj has not updated trial released data since 2007. the mainstream media for a few days after the deadly waukesha christmas parade tragedy, and does man's of the chin know why the suspect was allowed on street. why do you think the mainstream media abandoned the story? >> what

new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis, there is a drug problem in new york city and across the country. mayor bill deblasio's solution is don't do them outside, do it inside where it is more comfortable. >> reporter: time when we are fighting to get our senior centers open post covid fully operational the mayor is focusing on a community center for those who are addicts. this is extraordinary not only dangerous for the surrounding community, in other cities the tried this has not resolved the issue and led to other quality-of-life issues in those neighborhoods but the reality is it is a violation of the controlled substances act. in 2018 when the mayor started kicking the surround i reached out to the doj under the trump administration, received a commitment they would intervene if the mayor move forward and he backed off a plan but now with the new administration he's trying to proceed with this or is proceeding with it and i wrote to the doj yesterday asking them to intervene, a violation of federal law, something the trump administration took philadelphia's court over and won that l

doctor nicole saphier tells us what you and your kids could do. all that and more starting twice minutes. todd and carly back to you. >> two teens climb out of the window their high-rise, the black smoke billowing out, onto a construction site down four stories to safety, suffered minor injuries. both teenagers are okay. terrified. todd: father and son joining forces to donate customized middle art to those killed in afghanistan. carley: justice henderson, founder flagged by justice here with us, a beautiful flag they create together. your joining forces. >> flags on the garage when you are 10 years old. he built this for years and developed a knack for the chemical, hands splattered process and went crazy and started across from mine called flags for justice. it is huge. todd: events of late august touched the nation in many different ways. why did you feel compelled to do this? >> always had to get back to the country, this is a creative way we came up with to give back to people who have sacrificed. the families -- carley: you reach out on soci

here is representative nicole on the successful pushback billed to dems police reforms. >> republicans were successful in pushing back against taking away qualified immunity from our police officer taking away police resources for police officers. semi democrats have pushed on the floor this year. i hope they will reconsider, being that they are now victims themselves. we need to do more to protect our cities across america, it starts with giving power to our police to be able to do their job. >> julie: she makes an excellent point that democrats are now becoming victims themselves. will they change their direction on police reform? >> they will try to do it. there are certainly people who are invulnerable seats, democrats being very worried about what's happening in 2022. we will try to cover up. i don't think they will be able to do it. there are few mayors perhaps will be able to do it around the country and sort of reverse the policy. these are absolutely core democratic radical policies. there is more than 90 members of congress and the progressive caucus. the democrats hold the h

. >> on the business front, nicole, in maryland you want to get that out there. how is inflation for you? that affecting food prices, you make ice cream, are your sales going up? what is going on? >> absolutely. i just raised prices in september and i think one of the biggest challenges is not just the ice cream but getting our paper supplies, cups, spoons, prices are up, all of those is gone way up and they are much harder to get. >> we are hearing that a lot with restaurants sometimes it's not the food, it is the containers that are hurting their bottom line. best of luck to you, you have incredible small businesses and we wanted to highlight them. thank you for joining us. >> a women's youth soccer team in afghanistan narrowly escaping tell and brutality thanks to one powerful player. >> the former team captain that brought all 130 of them to safety tells her incredible story on "fox and friends first". ♪♪ what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ♪♪ picking your health insurance coverage isn't something you want to play games with. hope ya got dental.

the billboard quickly leapfrogged to nicole in viewership. the 66 road father five messaged -- wanted a good woman. 50 to 65 age. her talks and walks and mutual acts of kindness. oh, yes, the old mutual acts of kindness. that is how i got banned from the airport bathroom at jfk. my smile was as wide as my stance. well, there is always the lactating mother for him. >> that is my fault, guys. i asked a question. >> greg: it turns out, the billboard worked. the guy says he has been on nearly half a dozen dates. received over 20, yes, 20, voice mails. that is half of 40! more proof that 66-year-old father gets all the chicks. who says print media is dead besides all those on employees to journalist where this goes to show that even a man desperate enough to erect a billboard was still expect to women to be 15 years younger. it is so true. but i guess the billboard is in the worst thing you could find on the side of the road. >> in the bucket. let go, let's go! [screaming] >> greg: the upside of that story as they are now engaged. i love a good ha

project nicole jones with gubernatorial terry mcauliffe over whether parents should have a say in kids education particularly concerning critical race theory. >> i don't really understand this idea that parents should decide what is being taught. i'm not a professional educator. i don't have a degree in social studies or science. we send our students to school because we want them to be taught to people with an expert in subject area. that is not my job. >> but school is not about confirming our worldview. >> mike: winning a front-page apologies of sorts and the u.k. tabloid "the mail" to post on the website and found the paper "infringed her copyrights by publishing handwritten letter to her father written after her marriage to prince harry." google is no longer world's most popular website as tiktok claims the domain title for 2021 according to cloud flare. the two sides with facebook, microsoft, apple, amazon, and netflix. u.s. retail sales group 8.5% this holiday season over last year and 10.7% over 2019 despite this spiking prices according to mastercard that track sales between n

florida senator marco rubio and thomas matthew have the latest from capitol hill and doctor nicole saphier explains what you need to know about omicron after the first case was confirmed in san francisco. what we know about the person, how are they and more in 15 minutes. the channel you trust for morning news, back to you for 15 minutes. carley: the omicron very transfer the distraction to the us economy. todd: cheryl casone, the president insists the embattled supply chain will hold up. crisis continues to threaten holiday plans for americans but president biden, someone else to give gifts to families on time. >> we are heading into a holiday season, ups and fedex, on track to deliver more packages together. every gift they want on time, only santa claus can keep that promise. jillian: in october, in long beach, they went 24/7, manufacturing activity did improve in november, the omicron. could be to port closers and higher prices. i said to call but have not heard back from him. todd: when you blame santa claus you are blaming everybody else for your problems. carley: commuters should no

fox weather correspondent nicole is live on the ground in bowling green, kentucky. hi, nicole. >> good morning. 15 of the 74 dead you just mentioned died here in bowling green and everywhere you look here is devastation. i will take you with me if you want to look at some of the homes here behind me and you can see the extent of that damage. it goes on for miles. you can see where once home after home after home looks like an empty field. if you move over here, the fact that you can see all the way down this road is unheard of for many in kentucky. the governor called it the most devastating, destructive and deadly tornado kentucky has ever seen. seven dead are under the age of 18 and two infantsz. day four is a day of grieving but a day filled with a lot of hope. perhaps you can hear the chain saws and trucks. that's the people of this community who say we're hurting but what can we do? we can clean up. we can be there for our neighbors and bring in food, supplies, offer a place to sleep. it is the true sentiment here in bowling green today as people look forward t

nicole, thank you very much for the live report. meanwhile, the fire department in truman, arkansas, the fire department itself directly hit by one of the tornadoes with the storm ripping off the roof of one of the station's buildings but that did not stop the firefighters from quickly responding, jumping into action and rescuing nine people trapped in confined spaces. here with an update on the city's recovery. arkansas fire chief r eb keeper. the tornado rips the roof off the fire station how do you get the fire truck out. >> you just drive them out. steve: that's what you had to do. there was such chaos. how much warning did you have that the twisters were bearing down on truman? >> we had a little bit of a warning. we were able to send it out ahead when the tornado struck. we have been preparing for the storm since thursday afternoon. steve: what you wound up doing is had all these confined space rescues where that is just what that means is stuff fell on people, but nobody died in truman. your people were able to get the person

. >> joining us now republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis of new york. thank you so much, congresswoman, for joining me today. my first question is in regard to something that jen psaki said regarding build back better saying executive axis nt off the table. what is your reaction? >> that is shameful that progressives, jen psaki, anyone would be saying that the president should be taking unilateral action here. we are a representative democracy. that is not how we do things in the united states. maybe how you do things in my mother's homeland of cuba but not here in america. we have representatives for a reason. and all republicans in the house voted against the build back better disaster because we know it is about more government control, bureaucracies, taxes, mandates, doubling the i.r.s. and amnesty. things the american people don't want. our constituents sent us to washington to have that voice and now they want to overstep congress? that is completely wrong. what i will say is that i believe joe manchin did the right thing here. we need more repres