i spent a lot of time in pennsylvania. did i move to new jersey because television is done in new york city and it was convenient but we came back here all the time and we moved back last year. both to spend time with our parents and also because this is home. we feel very comfortable hear. >> bret: you mentioned covid and the policies and considering travel restriction based on new omicron variant we had our first case discovered and there probably have been cases here in the u.s. the first official one in california, what do you think about this biden policy? >> you know, we have started off with very simple approaches. like we don't know what we're dealing with. let's bend the curve for two weeks. do you remember that comment, bret? that metastasized into this overreaching authoritarianism. we almost had a reflexive response start doing things we would never think of allowing even two years ago. and omicron is a virus 52 mutations. spike protein i have done my homework on it. we just don't know. we don't to f. it's more

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pennsylvania needs a conservative who will put america first. or we can reignite our divine spark, bravely fight for freedom and tell it like it is. that's why i'm running for senate. i'm dr. ross and i approve this message. >> sean: vowing to run a campaign putting you the american people first, take on the washington establishment to protect fundamental freedoms keeping america safe and secure and he says to serve the people of pennsylvania. here to talk about his candidacy is dr. ross himself. there's a lot of similarities before donald trump ran for office, i've been friends with him for many years, we had so many conversations, too numerous to count late into the night. and i got to really know you during covid and you were calling europe at three in the morning and updating the anecdotal information, had nothing to work with at the time and a while back, you told me you are thinking of running. first of all, and said you're nuts, it's a horrible world and i want you to explain in your own words what you told me and why you're running. >> y

pennsylvania deserves answer. when you walk into an operating room as a surgeon, you shine a light to the wound to see everything. the biden administration is doing everything. darkening the room and hiding dangerous ramifications of this failed border policy. we had 18% of covid last summer among illegal immigrants. imagine what is it is today and crime and drugs are sky rocketing in philadelphia. you don't know who is who. >> pete: what are the quality of life issues you are hearing about on the trail? we are talking about immigration tonight. covid, inflation and crime. what is top of the mind for people you are talking to? >> top of mind without question is the economy. the issues around jobs are massive. inflation is undermining your confidence that you put in the banks will be here. covid, the cdc shortens the quarantine from 10 days to 5 days. it's based on convenience and not science. there is no national plan. i can't get antibodies cocktails for people suffering from covid who are at risk. where are the

pennsylvania deserves answer. when you walk into an operating room as a surgeon, you shine a light to the wound to see everything. the biden administration is doing everything. darkening the room and hiding dangerous ramifications of this failed border policy. we had 18% of covid last summer among illegal immigrants. imagine what is it is today and crime and drugs are sky rocketing in philadelphia. with higher homicide rates than ever seen before. back. you don't know who is who. >> pete: what are the quality of life issues you are hearing k about on the trail? we are talking about immigration tonight. covid, inflation and crime. what is top of the mind for people you are talking to? >> top of mind without question is the economy. the issues around t jobs are massive.it inflation is undermining your confidence that you put in the banks will be here. covid, the cdc shortens the quarantine from 10 days to 5 days. it's based on convenience and not science. there is no national plan. i can't get antibodies cocktails f

pennsylvania needs a conservative who will put america first. or we can reignite our divine spark, bravely fight for freedom and tell it like it is. that's why i'm running for senate. i'm dr. oz and i approve this message.e >> sean: vowing to run a campaign putting you the american people first, take on the washington establishment to protect fundamental freedoms keeping america safe and secure and he says to serve the people of pennsylvania. here to talk about his candidacy is dr. ross himself. there's a lot of similarities before donald trump ran for office, i've been friends with him for many years, we had so many conversations, too numerous to count late into the night. and i got to really know you during covid and you were calling europe at three in the morning and updating the anecdotal information, had nothing to work with at the time and a while back, you told me you are thinking of running. first of all, and said you're nuts, it's a horrible world and i want you to explain in your own words what you told me and why you're running. >> yo

these illegals are flown into florida and pennsylvania. these are swing states. is this politics? is this about changing the voter makeup or some other reason why they are coming in, in the middle. night? >> that gets to the end game here. you can't help but think why such an upside down backwards senseless illogical policy would be in effect now for the last 11 months. that's a disaster for all. for the american people and the poor people that are part of this. they are coming in and being carried by drug cartels. that's who is bringing even the minors across. guess what is coming with it? drugs. fentanyl is doubled what it was last year and last year was a bad year. that could be the incentive. appreciate this, hhs did it in such a clandestine way. are they covid tested or vetted for criminal records. will 50 show up at a school district that don't speak english? it's madness. my people and my district in pennsylvania are outraged. >> sean: you have to be concerned about the money spent on folks you have to fund with your tax dollars. the administration should be transparent. th

go. >> we need a governor here that will protect the people here in pennsylvania. that's the governor's responsibility. not to have blind faith in the obama administration that they are doing all these they cans on people before they come into our communities that's what they will get when i'm the next governor of pennsylvania. >> lou barletta, thanks for joining us. todd a pleasure to be with you my friend. todd: kevin, you are awesome. you myer buddy. it's been awesome to do this with you merry christmas and happy new year to you. with that "fox & friends" and our friends there. take it over. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lawrence: welcome to "fox & friends." you are looking at a times square that is already preparing securitywise for the new year's celebration. here with me carley shimkus, joey jones, the jon b

. >> sean: and illegal immigrants are being flown into other states like pennsylvania. one landed on christmas night. the congressman from pennsylvania sent a letter to the department of health and human services demanding answers and he joins us now. congressman, why aren't these flights coming in at noon or 3 o'clock in the afternoon? why coming in under the cover of darkness at night when nobody sees them? >> a great question, sean. this message is very important. the american people need to know the details of this tragic situation that the biden administration created.d if they are so proud of howio ty handle the border and handling children in a compassionate way why isn't jen psaki talking about it? we have flights coming in, in the middle of the night. two flights came in on christmas evening 9 o'clock at night. they did haven't buses waiting. i got this the following day from people at the airport. that's the only way we found out about it. there were leaks from worker at the airport. they were scared and described to me in detail what a nightmare situation it

man at the university of pennsylvania announced he's a woman in as a result he is completely dominated competition . he goes by whereby thomas in recently won a race is swimming raised by more than 38 seconds. if you know anything about swimming, 38 seconds is equivalent to four days. there aren't 382nd difference i between top competitors. he said he should be allowed to compete in any becausee he doesn't have an unfair advantage . >> i think the guidelines they set forward our very good in do a very good job of promoting while keeping competition and integrity going. everybody is able to compete in ththe category they are most comfortable with and less there is a proven unfair advantage that they have. >> it's not attacking the kids, obviously, but what about everybody else. everybody else has to pretend that's true instant of pretending omicronn is somehow terrifying threat to our civilization you have to go along with that you're degraded because you're complicit in the dishonesty. one person brave enough to poin this out was the editor-in-chie of swimming world magazine who compar

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if i can be your public servant for pennsylvania, i'll put voters first. that is where they haven't been in a while. >> sean: where do you stand on education? if kids don't get a good education, basically europing out the rungs of the ladder to success in life. can we do better than what we're doing now? i don't think we can do much worse. >> we can do lots better. parents are worried about education because every parents want their child to have a good education. we have views that don't align with what the parents want. parents don't have school choice for charter schools. charter schools cost less and ought to be a part of the puzzle. here's the biggest issue. it ought to be dealt with at the local level. too often parents don't have a voice. they can't get schools to respond because they're controlled at a further distance than just the local school playgrounds. >> sean: let's go quicker. defund, dismantle, no bail laws in cities. we see these robberies now every single night. l your reaction. what is the answer? >> the answer is you have high quality

by the way, as did the governor of new jersey and the governor of pennsylvania. here are these beds, 80 plus percent of them stayed empty and you provided everything for them. why? why when it they use them? >> so i got a call from governor cuomo, nick de blasio , i sent this great ship and they converted it to use for covid which is not an easy thino so quickly. they had tremendous rooms and tremendous everything. if it was ready. we built 2,800 rooms at the javits center and they were beautiful. i call every week, how does it do it, why aren't you using it? it was incredible, the army corps of engineers did a great job. everybody did buried we had these incredible areas, these big, beautiful hospitals. we built them all over the state and rebuild them in illinois, in louisiana, and plenty of other places too. but we built this magnificent places in a period of days and why aren't you using them? they couldn't give me an answer, they didn't know. if they would have use them, he would not have had the problem and cuomo would have been better off than he has right

i notice you answer the question about your connections to pennsylvania now, your attack on that. there are people all over the internet saying your anti-second amendment. is that true? >> no, i'm pro-second amendment and i've got my cure and conceal, i own guns and you havc a right to bear arms is in the constitution. can i say one thing before the rapid-fire? this week has been absolutely life-changing. there's a lot of action on droz.com. going to come back to that because the comments from other outlets, i traveled to christmas markets to visit with county republican leaders. the campaign is going to be so much more than it was about america's future and these great ideas will empower us to fix health care, education, the economy. i've got to say, the specific things we have been exposed to have changed my views because i realized the innovation and capitalism work. we can cut costs and save lives. the hippocratic oath, as you know, we always put our patients first. if i can be your public servant, i'll put public first. >> sean: if kids don't get a good education, basically y

carley: celebrity heart surgeon doctor oz running for senate in pennsylvania. the tv personality saying he wants to heal the division of government overreach from the pandemic. >> americans deserve better solutions. doctors are about solutions. instead people with good ideas are shamed, silenced, and they are threatening to -- america is in crisis, values are under attack. i want to serve america in its time of need. carley: he is shaking up the election in the battleground state. opening up the senate race, did not even know doctor oz was a republican but he was on hannity last night and he supports strong borders, talked about how his parents immigrated to the united states legally, legal immigration, he wants, he said covid has shown us our system is broken. we lost too many lives, too many jobs, too many opportunities because washington got a, they took away our freedom without making a safer and trying to kill our spirit and our dignity so he is putting the tv thing on the back burner. don't know if he will be doing his show but he's running for senate in

university of pennsylvania parents are outraged by this. they have written a letter to the ncaa demanding the rules be changed. its current policy allows transgender students to compete without transgender surgery as long as they identify as that particular gender so nothing is being done about it and biological male also continue dominating women's sports. madison kenyon is a college track athlete who also competed against biological males. she joins me now to share her story along with her attorney kristin wagner. thank you both for being with us. i should say while leah thomas hasn't had gender surgery he did have a year's worth of hormonal treatment which is what is required it doesn't change the biological fact that he is a man. he went through pursuant as a man. he has muscle structure and everything through 22 years of his life as a man. madison, have you competed against this exact situation in track. you have competed against transgender athletes. >> yeah. i think i missed your question because it gliched. you might have to ask it

a transgender swimmer at the university of pennsylvania just smashed another record, how long will be allowed this joke to continue? the founder of state women sports reacts and matt walsh's new book discloses the transgender indoctrination of our kids in what is now the number 4 children's book on amazon. he is next. ♪♪ 's ♪ ♪ laura: leah thomas of the university of pennsylvania dominate women -- record after record. one problem, thomas competed for two seasons as a man most recently in 2019 before the transition. the ncaa says it is totally fair for thomas to compete against women, underwent hormone suppression for a year. the founder state women's sports, this is total insanity. why not have a separate transgender category of swimming and that would be more fair but how does this make sense? >> it is absolutely absurd if you ask me. another category would be the right answer but the right answer for sure is males do not belong in women's sports. it is not right for privacy, safety or fairness and i to thank you for having me on tonight and continuing to shine a light on thi

. >> both of those states, arizona, pennsylvania factor in heavily to set up for 2024. so we will be watching both of those closely. amy, josh, thank you so much. merry christmas, mike, we'll send it back to you. >> bret, thanks a lot. when we come back, an epic mission for a woman of faith. ♪ is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyro

he was good enough to be on the university of pennsylvania men's team. then he sits out for a year, decides to come back as a woman, and dominates women. we're talking about this guy potentially breaking every women's swimming record that existed. every woman out there who competed as a swimmer or competed in women's athletics at all who gets up early, who puts in every ounce of their ability into their pursuit of swimming, every feminist, every title 9 advocate should be standing up and screaming from the heavens, this is unacceptable because men are bigger, stronger, and faster biologically than women. this is totally absurd. but what you get, tucker, you know this, is when two left wing ideologies, identity politics collide, you have feminist and title 9:00 supporters on one side who support athletics and you have the transagenda on the other side, you have to pick a side. what happens, look people who cover sports media, they pretend it doesn't exist. espn loves to cover every single conflict of sports and politics. they haven't written a single stor

oz is running for senate in pennsylvania. he wants to heal from government overreach from the pandemic. listen to this. >> americans deserve better solutions. doctors are about solutions. but instead people with good ideas are shamed. they ever silenced. they're bullied. now they are threatening the same overreach with the omicron. america is in crisis that's not news. our values are under attack. i want to serve america in its time of need. carley: dr. oz is going to join us this morning to discuss his big announcement. looking forward to that. ing. ainsley: he has that ready with his name on it janice dean weather forecast. how is it feeling out there. janice: not so bad for the first of december. we're going to get warmer temperatures across the northeast. take a look at it we are going to set records for the northern plains, parts of the west. so 39 in chicago. 44 in new york. 32 in raleigh. i can't believe that it is warmer in new york than raleigh right now. but look at those temperatures. we are going to break records

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of pennsylvania are not anomalous. this is happening all over the country. >> tucker: it's amazing that people put up with it. if you have a kid that swims, 38 seconds doesn't happen. that's a different sport. so this is totally upended a spot for over 100 years. where are the parents, the coaches, the swimmers. why isn't anybody saying anything? >> a lot of people are saying things, a lot of parents are speaking out. a lot of students are scared of speaking out because saying look, this isn't appropriate. we shouldn't have men in women's sports is very unpopular to say. very often this is framed as having so-called transgender athletes participating in women's sports. i want us to get away from that language. the truth of the matter is that he's a man. he's been allowed to compete in women's sports. part of the problem is that a lot of this is happening because of a series of orders that the biden administration issued over the course of the first six months of the administration impacting title 9 among other federal

at the university of pennsylvania are not anomalous. this is happening all over the country. as i know you know. >> tucker: it's amazing that people put up with it. if you have a kid that swims, 38 seconds doesn't happen. in competitive swimming. that's a different sport. so this has totally upended a spot for over 100 years. where are the parents, the coaches, the swimmers? why isn't anybody saying anything? >> a lot of people are saying things, a lot of parents are speaking out. i think a lot of students are scared of speaking out because saying, look, this isn't appropriate. we shouldn't haveng men in womes sports is a very unpopular to say. the other thing i want to say, this is often framed as having so-called transgender athletes participating in women's sports. i want us to get away from that language. the truth of the matter is that he's a man. he's been allowed to compete in women's sports. part of the problem is that a lot of this is happening because of a series of orders that the biden administration issued over the course o

i'm coming to you from pennsylvania, and i can tell you that all of us here in pennsylvania are praying for the folks in the heartland states who have lost family members or lost their homes. it's a hard thing to watch. mike: no doubt about that. thank you, sir. the nonpartisan congressional budget office suggests the build back better package will be more expensive than advertised. here is senator lindsey graham from "fox news sunday." >> the highest inflation rate in paycheck go less. it's crushing people who are working. so if you pass build back better, it declares war on fossil fuels. this bill, build back better, will be gasoline on the inflation problem. mike: congressman, how do you respond? >> that's senator graham's talking about a bill that a we did not pass. the one we passed, the build back better act that passed out of the house and is in the hands of the senate right now, it creates jobs, it lowers expenses on things like prescription drugs and health care insurance, and it cuts taxes, you know, for families with little kids. it's a huge tax cut for the middle class. and

i noticed you answered the question about your connection to pennsylvania. you were attacked on that. there's people all over the internet saying you're anti-second amendment. is that true? >> no, i'm strongly pro second amendment. i have my carry and conceal. i own guns. i think every one should have a right to bear arms. can i say one thing? this last week has been life-changing. i had millions of video views on droz.com. overwhelming calls for voters liking our message. i want to come back to because of the comments on views. i travel to markets. the campaign has made me so much more confident than i was about america's future. these great ideas, they're going to empower us to fix health care and the education and the economy. this specific thing that we've been exposed to has changed my views. i realize the innovation and capitalism work. we can cut costs and save lives. the hippocratic oath is we always put our patients first. if i can be your public servant for pennsylvania, i'll put voters first. >> sean: where do you stand on education? if kids don't

that is in bethlehem, pennsylvania. over to robin kathy who run the christmas tree farm on mistletoe lane in somerville south carolina, they been doing it for ten years and they are hanging in there. but they need our support and our love. it was a pleasure to feature the small businesses and faces behind them. >> shannon: when can we watch, how can much, where can we watch? >> "small town christmas" airs sunday nights on tv. you can go up tv.com/channel and find out when errors in your city or you can download the up app to get all of the episodes of "small town christmas." just thrilled to do the show. and hope that he can give any buddy a big 30 minute warm hug for every episode and give everybody happy holidays and merry christmas. >> shannon: going to watch every episode. i cannot wait. thank you so much. >> thank you, shannon. merry christmas and white lights for me. >> shannon: okay! kevin, we have another vote. another vote for white lights. we also have a vote for you to bring in some more good news. >> think y

it happened in quakertown pennsylvania in the very early morning hours of christmas. authorities as a fire broke out in the family home just after 1:00 a.m. saturday, and it killed erica king and his two young sons. king's wife and the oldest son of the couple were able to escape. officials say the fire started near the family's christmas tree. the two young boys killed were liam and patrick. the two family dogs also died in the fire. people who know the family are devastated. >> it was horrible hearing about it because we have four kids, two biological kids and two stepchildren, horrible to think about this on christmas. reporter: local school district put out a statement that reads: the news is devastating for the district community in the quakertown area at a large eric and christin are active in the community and the kind of people who make this a special place to live and attend a school. the school district sends its heartfelt sympathy to the king family and their many friends and relatives. a gofundme page has been set up two of the family. as of an hour ago it

. >> the threat to our republican national security is at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. these are individuals at war with the american people, at war with the rule of law. the elections are the thing the american people will see next year and they know it and want to do what they can to stop the american people from standing up in defense of this great country. todd: a change to the senate filibuster rule to push through a sprawling election bill which republicans say would sway elections in the left's favor, that bill unlikely to pass in the evenly split senate if rules remain and act. harvard law professor alan dershowitz says democrats are in a desperate scramble for power. >> which ever way you come out on voting rights reform the idea of the ends justifying the means, making short-term benefits and long-term problems like ending the filibuster or packing the supreme court, giving executive power to the president over matters that are legislative are long-term problems designed to simply help the democrats in the short-term. benjamin: four people killed and several i

pennsylvania supreme court put a stop to the mask mandate for schools there. i'm going to go to the obvious, i think there's a number on all of us. sean, your kid is out there sitting on a lunch table, is a hot lunch from a cold food, what is it? >> 40 degrees, it's 1 degrees, it's cold. put your kids outside in 1 degree weather and tell me how left last. she's mean. i have kids, they don't want to sit outside in the cold, she's lying to the america people but not only that, we should follow-up with that insight. doctor makary on fox set the data you've looked at, no kids were help he have die from covid. there's been a few whose died from pre-existing conditions but this is not based on science data. why do we have them eat outside? shouldn't they be responsible to give us the data behind the decisions they make? they expect us to sit back and take their word for it and make our kids sit out in the cold. >> she should take her lunch and sit outside and eat it because it's really cold here in new york city on the east coast and i don't want to eat my dinner or

in moments, an update to the store the transgender university of pennsylvania swimmer, teammates are not exactly okay with what is going on there, so stay there. ♪ ♪ >> the team has been unbelievably supportive, teammates and coaches as well, very supportive, treated like any other member of the olympic team. >> thomas's teammates don't have the same about a biological male on the team, one of them telling out kick everyone individual has spoken to our coaches about not liking this. a second thing, her teammates feel so discouraged that no matter how hard they work they put in their going to lose. joining me is a student athlete at florida atlantic university and legal counsel for alliance defending freedom. as someone who has gone through what these female swimmers you 10 are facing you went through it on the track for track and field. with the response to what you just heard from the transgender athlete. >> it is very frustrating this has happened at another sporting college but i'm very proud of those girls for talking to their coaches and i encourage them to go public even mo

a transgender swimmer at the university of pennsylvania has just smashed another record. how long will we continue to allow this joke to continue. the founder of save women's sports reacts. and right on cue matt walsh book exposes the transgender indoctrination of our kids and what is now the number four children's book on amazon. he's here next. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ >> laura: dominated the women swimming circuit this season breaking record after record. just one problem. the problem is she competed for two seasons as a man. most recently in 2019 before this transition. now the ncaa says it is totally fair for thomas

. >> a devastating fire in a pennsylvania home on christmas morning killing a father into a his sons. dan springer with more on the tragedy now. >> incredibly sad story it happened in quakertown pennsylvania. investigators are looking at the christmas tree in the possibility that faulty lights started the tragic fire. the fire department was called to 1:30 a.m. christmas morning. the fire likely started with the whole family was upstairs sleeping. the tree was in the main room downstairs when the crews arrived they tried to get into the front door but pushback by the flames. when they finally got inside they discovered the body of a father and his two young sons. 41-year-old eric king died with his son 11-year-old liam and 8-year-old patrick, kristen king and the families will display 13 euro brady made it out safely. they suffered minor burns and were treated and released at the local hospital. the community is devastated. here is a classmate of one of the boys. >> he was so happy and hearing that his house got burned down in his family wasn't it toward me. >> the school district rel

we're out here at the mall, this is one of the malls in central pennsylvania. a great year the for christmas but the bill is coming due. over a third of americans finance christmas with debt. the amount of debt per person is less, but we're financing it in different ways. this buy now paid later stuff has caught the attention of the federal government. in fact, the consumer financial protection board is looking at five different firms investigating them saying that they perhaps are putting consumers at some disadvantage. retailers like the idea buy now pay later. >> it's helpful for people making larger purchase. >> of course, you can always return and a lot of people are doing it this year with extended return policies by some of the major retailers. up to 90 days in some cases. you can take back what you bought and some cases you'll can keep it. the total amount of returns supposed to be an all-time record. supposed to be 114 billion. from the mall, back to you. >> jeff, quick follow up question for you there. are you seeing any evidence where you're staked o

attorney for the eastern district of pennsylvania, enforce the law up until recently and joins us tonight. when you watch that, what is your reaction? >> my first reaction is that his baked crocodile tears are not going to reduce the homicide rate. but really, this issue is so much bigger than larry krasner. he is just a symbol of failed progressive policies and policies that frankly i think are causing a breakdown of civil society. these are policies that celebrate lawlessness, they celebrate rioting and looting, these are policies that replace personal responsibility with a culture of victimhood and they are policies that replace hard work with government handouts and that is not the america that i grew up in. those are not the things that have made our country the envy of the world. and i think what we need is a return to traditional values, a return to our roots and that's going to start in the elections in 2022 and that's why i am running for pennsylvania governor. >> tucker: so i'm totally convinced there is going to be a massive and i hope constructive backlash against the moment w

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ malliotakis will todd: doctor has running for the senate in pennsylvania. he wants to help the nation heal from division and government overreach during the pandemic. >> americans deserve better solutions, doctors are about solutions. people with good ideas are shamed, silenced, bullied and they are threatening the same overreach with a crime. america is in crisis. our values are under attack. i will serve america in time of need. >> reporter: is entering as a republican shaking of the election in that big battleground state. carley: mayor bill deblasio exits office leaving a parting, the first city run safe injection site for drug addicts in the united states. 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

attorney for the eastern district of pennsylvania enforced the law up until recently. he joins us tonight. thank you for coming on tonight. when you watch that, what's your reaction? >> well, tucker, my first reaction is that his fake crocodile tears are not going to reduce the homicide rate but really, this issue is so much bigger than larry. he's just really a symbol of failed progressive policies and policies that frankly i think are causing a breakdown of civil society. these are policies that celebrate lawlessness, they celebrate rioting and looting. these are policies that replace personal responsibility with a culture of victimhood and they're policies that replace hard work with government handouts and, tucker, that is not the america that i grew up in. those are not the things that have made our country the envy of the world. and i think what we need is a return to traditional values, a return to our roots and that's going to start in elections in 2022. that's why i'm running for pennsylvania governor. >> tucker: i totally am convinced there's going to be a ma

thank you, twitter position protests the transgender swimmer at the university of pennsylvania. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: spending three decades as a u.s. swimming official but she just resigned in protest over transgender swimmer leah thomas of the university of pennsylvania who is a biological male that's been allowed to compete against females. thomas is now dominating swimming events and setting records. in a razor legation letter, she said that "she can't support this" and that everything about swimming is being destroyed. she joins me now. cynthia, thank you for joining me and thank you for your bravery. i'm curious, what kind of response have you gotten since he resigned from your position? >> sean, thank you very much. i've gotten a lot of kind comments from fellow officials, former officials, and from parents of swimmers and swimmers. the fact is that swimming is a sport in which bodies compete against bodies. identities do not compete against identities. from the very beginning, swimmers are divided by sex and age group. eight and under, 9, 10, al

pennsylvania come is that right? >> jesse: big time in pennsylvania. >> jeanine: it's like nothing i have ever had. >> jesse: do you like it or just like it? it is like ginger beer. >> dana: it's okay, gingersnap. >> jeanine: i love gingersnap. >> jesse: did you like it? >> harold: i do. >> jeanine: how much did you drink? >> harold: enough to know. >> jesse: she is aging him. [laughter] >> jesse: all right, we have the gingerbread cake cat now. >> dana: them cutting mine. i'm kidding my now. >> jeanine: i like candy, i love candy. >> dana: i just like regular kids cats. -- kitkats. i love the way for her. >> jesse: yeah, the crispy wheat for a period >> dana: i can make one last all day. >> jeanine: you never did that, greg? >> jesse: they are going to wrestle in the jell-o and we will be right back. stay tuned. >> dana: [laughs] ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: oh, that will be great. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harold: welcome back, time for a christmas eve edition of "the fastest." first up, there's nothing like watchi

pennsylvania come is that right? >> jesse: big time in pennsylvania. >> jeanine: it's like nothing i have ever had. >> jesse: do you like it or just like it? it is like ginger beer. >> dana: it's okay, gingersnap. >> jeanine: i love gingersnap. >> jesse: did you like it? >> harold: i do. >> jeanine: how much did you drink? >> harold: enough to know. >> jesse: she is aging him. [laughter] >> jesse: all right, we have the gingerbread cake cat now. >> dana: them cutting mine. i'm kidding my now. >> jeanine: i like candy, i love candy. >> dana: i just like regular kids cats. -- kitkats. i love the way for her. >> jesse: yeah, the crispy wheat for a period >> dana: i can make one last all day. >> jeanine: you never did that, greg? >> jesse: they are going to wrestle in the jell-o and we will be right back. stay tuned. >> dana: [laughs] ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: oh, that will be great. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harold: welcome back, time for a christmas eve edition of "the fastest." first up, there's nothing like watchi

thank you, twitter position protests the transgender swimmer at the university of pennsylvania. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: spending three decades as a u.s. swimming official but she just resigned in protest over transgender swimmer leah thomas of the university ofr pennsylvania who is a biological male that's been allowed to compete against females. thomas is now dominating swimming events and setting records. in a resignation letter, she said that "she can't support this" and that everything about swimming is being destroyed. she joins me now. cynthia, thank you for joining me and thank you for your bravery. i'm curious, what kind of response have you gotten since he resigned from your position? >> sean, thank you very much. i've gotten a lot of kind comments from fellow officials, former officials, and fromnd parents of swimmers and swimmers. the fact is that swimming is a sport in which bodies compete against bodies. identities do not compete against identities. from the very beginning, swimmers are divided by sex and age group. eight and under, 9, 10, al

pennsylvania come is that right? >> jesse: big time in pennsylvania. >> jeanine: it's like nothing i have ever had. >> jesse: do you like it or just like it? it is like ginger beer. >> dana: it's okay, gingersnap. >> jeanine: i love gingersnap. >> jesse: did you like it? >> harold: i do. >> jeanine: how much did you drink? >> harold: enough to know. >> jesse: she is aging him. [laughter] >> jesse: all right, we have the gingerbread cake cat now. >> dana: them cutting mine. i'm kidding my now. >> jeanine: i like candy, i love candy. >> dana: i just like regular kids cats. -- kitkats. i love the way for her. >> jesse: yeah, the crispy wheat for a period >> dana: i can make one last all day. >> jeanine: you never did that, greg? >> jesse: they are going to wrestle in the jell-o and we will be right back. stay tuned. >> dana: [laughs] ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: oh, that will be great. ♪ ♪ as a professional bull-rider i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, they customize

it happened very early on christmas morning in quakertown pennsylvania. when crews arrived on the scene the two-story house was fully engulfed, they tried to enter through the front door but were pushed back by the flames when they finally got inside they discovered three bodies all upstairs. killed in the fire 40-year-old eric king and his two youngest son 11-year-old liam and 8-year-old patrick, his wife kristen and oldest son brady were able to escape with minor burns. friends and neighbors were shocked by the tragedy. >> it's horrible hearing about this. we have four kids and two biological and two stepchildren, it is horrible to think about this on christmas. >> the quakertown school district put out a statement saying this news is devastating for the district community and the quakertown area at large eric and kristen are active in the community and the kind of people who make this a special place to live and attend school the school district sends its sympathy to the king family and the many friends and relatives. community member set up a gofundme

>> on the republican side big ones are pennsylvania where you've got an open seat, pat toomey retiring and really fluid crazy primaries on both sides, sean parnell was in and out, doctor oz in on the republican side, for a fluid situation but that is obviously estate the democrats think they can take advantage of and perhaps split the state, the other one is north carolina, richard burks retiring and a competitive primary on the republican side between ted budd and the previous governor in mccrory. interesting to see how the primary works out but those are the two seats republicans are defending. >> look at these races, there's a bunch of people in primaries. it really determines races by who wins those primaries, you have a candidate who can win statewide, we don't know that but there is polling the talked about how hispanics have moved from democrat to republican over the last couple years. will that impact these races to your analysis? >> absolutely. that is the key. we saw this paul from nbc news wall street journal that came out a couple weeks ago that showed in the generic congre

and when i came home to pennsylvania last year, i knew darn well exactly how i would campaign because i align very closely with republican primary voters in this wonderful state. i have been traveling the entire state since we launched two weeks ago. i keep hearing the same resonating message thank goodness you are here. we agree. you articulate it in a way that's not divisive. you make us proud of who we are. what you are witnessing with twitter, getting back to the earlier topic, shocking realities you have to fight to say what you see. you can't articulate what you believe anymore. as a conservative, we have got do that. >> will: but, if i might, dr. s o, it's a unique opportunity to get to talk to you as you run for senate and to understand what makes you tick and what your thoughts are and what the people of pennsylvania might be voting on. and so you said i stand by those positions. i stand by what i have said. and i understand not everything on your show do you cosign just because you entertain a conversation doesn't mean that you endorse the outcome of that conversation. but,

the university of pennsylvania for example right now has a male swimmer who is about to shatter u.s. olympic records. women's records. and it's wrong for women to be sidelined in their own sports and it's wrong for colleges and universities to actually side with activists over their own athletes. carley: yeah. madison, what is your goal with that lawsuit? what would you like to see happen? >> you know, i'd like to see that fairness for women's sports gets -- it's fair and we get a level playing field and buy laws should be -- by laws should be females compete against females. carley: several teammates have spoken out, saying that it is unfair that she is competing as a woman after competing on the men's team for the first three years that she was in college. but her teammates have done so anonymously because they're afraid of repercussions. you're speaking out so publicly. why did you decide to do that? and what has the reception been like? >> i decided to do this because i had the experience to compete against a biologic male and i was beat five times. it's extremely deflating. and

>> republic of zion, pennsylvania and open seat, and both sides, sean parnell was in and out, dr. oz is in on the republican side, very fluid situation there but obviously that is a state, democrats think they can take advantage of. the other is north carolina, richard burr is retiring, and a competitive primary on the republican side between a trump-endorsed a candidate in a previous governor, so it'll be interesting to see how the primary works out early next year, but those are the two seats republicans are really defending and they are open seats, so a higher on the target list. >> sean: tom, as you look at these races, there's a whole bunch of people in primaries and i think it really determines races by who wins those primaries. do you have a candidate that can win statewide? we just don't know that yet. there is polling that has come out that talked about how hispanics have moved from democrat to republican over the last couple years. is that going to impact any of these races as you do urinalysis? >> absolutely. we saw this poll from the nbc news, "wall street journal" tha

in arizona the number of suspicious votes tallied 198, georgia 54, michigan 56, nevada 98, pennsylvania 26, wisconsin 31. that totals the 473 out of nearly 22 million votes that were cast in those six states. and voter fraud cases are being prosecuted right now. the latest arrests are 3:00 residents of the huge florida retirement community the villages, charged with voting twice. two of those who were arrested are registered republicans. meanwhile in pennsylvania a 72-year-old registered republican there was sentenced to thee years probation after authorities say he voted in person. then went back wearing sun glasses to vote in his son's name. prosecutors say a 68-year-old man tried to get an absentee ballot in that state using his dead mother's name to vote for president trump. a 70-year-old admitted to unlawful voting after he got absentee ballots in his dead mother's name, tried to get them for his mother-in-law to also vote for president trump. he got five years probation and is barred from voting for the next four years. officials say election safeguards can and do catch voter frau

from the parents of the university of pennsylvania what some are saying. at stake is the integrity of women's sport. the precedent being set where women don't have a competitive space to compete is a direct threat to female agents leets in every sport. they ask the question what are the boundaries. how is this in line with the ncaa commitment to providing a fair en vierment for student athletes? there lies the critical questions. what are the boundaries and where do we set them? >> having to see this pushback in the little bit of what we'd call the culture world. people feel like it's gone beyond science. we aren't hateful people to say men and women have biological differences. the winner of the new york city marathon in the men's division beat the women's winner by 14 minutes. in racing that's a long time. >> bill: indeed it is. this time of year it is not half a block that takes that long in new york. >> dana: a truck driver sentenced to more than 100 years in prison at the center of a grassroots protest movement and the omicron surge fueling more uncer

blue mountain resort, in pennsylvania. >> 30 degrees there. going for a high of 40. >> i would love to have him sing if you guys can book him. >> bill: here we go. it is joe biden's turn. how will he manage moscow and vladimir putin? president biden will hold a video call with the russian president later this hour and the goal is preventing an all-out invasion of ukraine. big stakes as we say good morning. i'm bill hemmer in new york. >> >> dana: i'm dana perino. it's "america's newsroom." the videoconferences is what the president likes to do. these are all by zoom. i have to imagine it is a little unsatisfying for both parties. >> bill: better be prepared. >> dana: vladimir putin is putting words to the test. the russian president dispatching tens of thousands of troops to the ukraine border and u.s. intelligence pointing to a possible invasion as early as next year. >> bill: the call is scheduled 58 minutes from now at 10:00 eastern time. president biden expected to threaten putin with economic sanctions. will it be enough to deter putin? >

griff started his report by reporting that the democratic pennsylvania member of congress mary scanlon they arrested five guys in connection with her carjacking. they found her car, an acura, there she is right there at a delaware mall and they arrested five people. you know? here's the thing, if she was not a member of congress, they would not have devoted all that effort to finding her car they just would have said you know what? we are overwhelmed. contact your insurance company. and that would be it. because it's such a black eye for philadelphia, they had to put, you know, all hands on deck. let's try to find who stole this car so it can look like we are on the case. but, you know, in philly, carjackings are up 76%. i have had friends who have said hey, steve, i have been thinking about going into new york during the holidays to see the tree and rockefeller center. your tree, the other tree, i have said look, between covid where they have closed down the rockettes and broadway and a lot of restaurants, it simply is not safe. if somebody thinks that it is safe to walk the streets o