et's bring in lawrence jones. this is your recommendation. why did you pick this place? you used to come here a lot? >> yeah, because they don't rush the process. they season their meat. they marinate it and then they put it in the smoker, get that extra flavor in there and it's so good, right? >> when they say everything is bigger in texas, what specifically are they referring to? >> jessie, this isn't some kind of sick water's world game. >> the state fair, the guns, the buildings. the only thing that's not big is the taxes. we don't have a state tax. >> jessie's hair is big. big hair. >> see that thing up there? that's a wolverine. you know what a wolverine is? it's half wolf, half erine. >> that's worth more than the mega millions. >> that is a lot of meat. >> that looks good. >> is this greg's dream come true? >> i'm taking this picture so i can look at it when i go to bed tonight. >> do people eat one of these by themselves? >> we have linemen that come in from the dallas cowboys that will dough viewer on devour one. >> what's the key to the barbecue? >> it's the n

and lawrence jones and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is a fox news alert. the illegal immigrant wanted for killing a police officer in california arrested after a massive 48 hours manhunt. the sheriff blamed sanctuary laws saying the suspect had 2 previous dui arrests. and if he was deported officer ron singh would still be alive. saying the suspect was trying to flee to mexico. two others were arrested for helping the suspected murderer evade capture. police announced this at an emotion press conference with victim's players. >> the suspect was happen hended in bakersfield and taken into custody today by teams from the kern county sheriff's office and other law enforcement agencies who helped us pursue this suspect in pursuit of justice. gustavo perez arriaga, 33 years old, again was arrested during the execution of a search warrant. he was found in a residence in bakersfield. we will get into the specifics of that. i want to introduce officer ron singh's bro

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get the chevy employee discount for everyone today. >> thank you to lawrence jones. >> any final thoughts? >> merry christmas. it's been great. >> does the government shut down or not? >> it doesn't shut down. >> you think it doesn't? >> he's going to cave. >> oh, no! i think -- i don't know. i think he will shut it down. we have a conspiracy theory that the two things are connected, syria and the wall. there's some reason we heard about both things today. we'll see if it comes true. we'll deny that we said it. >> back here at noon tomorrow. for now, here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert. breaking developments with the clock ticking down on a partial government shut down. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. president trump is meeting with house gop leaders right now at the white house. some republicans are urging him to stick to his guns, reject the deal that does not have the $5 billion that he requested for the border wall. conservative members of the house are saying they will have the president's back if there's a shut down at midnight on friday. john roberts has m

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. >> lawrence jones is here with us. he is from texas. you know him from fox news. >> hi, lawrence. >> why did you pick this place? >> you come here a lot? >> yes, they don't rush the process. they season their meat and marrinate it and put it in the smoker and it's so good. >> when they say everything is bigger in texas, what specifically are they referring to? >> this is not some sick "watters world" game. >> the state fair and the buildings. the only thing not big is the taxes. we don't have a state tax. >> jesse has big hair. >> ♪ >> you see that thing up there. that's a wolverine. it's half wolf and half-errine. >> oh! >> that's a lot of meat. >> yes, this is greg's dream come true. >> i am taking this picture so i can look at it when i go to bed at night. >> can anyone eat one by themselves? >> we have linemen from the dallas that devour these. >> what is your secret to barbecue? >> it's a national pass time for the country of texas. >> the country of texas? >> yes, let's get that right. >> ted cruz said that beto o'rourke wants t

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a new fox news cryp krist crypt- contributor lawrence jones. and met welch is back. >> hey. kennedy: let's talk about shut down. no one knows where this is going, how long can it last. >> it will be a while. kennedy: what do you moon a mean by a -- mean by a while. kennedy: will furloughed workers still be off work filling out their ncaa brackets? >> pro probably. >> the president was prepared to cave last week, his supporters got on him. kennedy: and so did rush limbaugh and an culture. >> he has dug in his heels, nobody wants to fix this issue, i am frustrated with both sides, you have one side clearly add vo abdicating for an open border policy, then the right, they just to want to talk border security, both sides have to come to some reason able solution. kennedy: they are all a bunch of goldilocks, too hot, too cold, blah, blah, blah. >> over summer they worked to create a com comprehensive immigration reform bill. and republicans did not muster the votes in house to pass that deal, president di did not weign on that, now a fight over 4 billion, he vehicle got 25 -- he

right off the bat, lawrence jones. senior fellow at national tax mayor union mattie and star of fox, work women and money. deirdre bolton. welcome. >> thank you. >> thank you. kennedy: let's talk about the dollars and cents, president has really made a more modest ask of congress, in terms of the wall. >> this is a different tone for him, first time i have seen an attempt at compromise. he said 800 thousand workers at risk of being furloughed that 25% of agencies that could be shut down if cr does not go into effect, nobody realliments to do that. even mitch mcconnell said there no education in the second kick of a mule. kennedy: what does that mean? >> i think it will means, based on my mule experience. that you learn from the first kick. but that second quick. >> of that first kick. >> >> i'm assuming we had two shut downs. >> nobody wins a shut down, whoever is making the most demand on shut down. they lose, we saw that with schumer earlier. kennedy: democrats making an emotional pitch, saying you can't shut governm

ari fleischer is here, democratic strategist and lawrence jones. lawrence, i want to touch on something that michael did. the president should be concentrating on the good and not getting in the weeds with the bad or the controversial, for example, the cohen jail sentence. what do you think of that? >> well, i don't think the president should be talking about it because it's an ongoing legal matter. i think it's something that quite frankly he should be allowing his attorney to deal with. the more the president focuses on what is happening in america as it relates to the country i think is the best for the president. but again, the president is a tweeter. he's going to react to things as they come out. so i don't see him staying away from it. >> neil: ari, is it your thinking here that he scores a trade deal, a significant one with the chinese, that would be a big development. it would justify, you know, pretty brass knuckles tactics. too early to say. the chinese have to make good on their promises. what do you think of the significance of that? >

jones. and adrian elrod, what a great cast, and thoughts and prayers to family of penny marshall, a genius, legend, and comedic goddess, rip baby. good night. lou: good evening, everybody. former national security advisor general michael flynn's long delayed sentencing turned into a judicial carnival. the federal judge in the case, emmett sullivan sounde sounded e like a member of the witch hunt than an ash tore of justice. judge sullivan tore into the retired general declaring flynn had sold out his country, saying he was disgusted by his actions. sullivan lit up the courtroom with hyperbolic fireworks only after days after he questioned the fbi's conduct in their questioning of

. >> here to discuss this more, lawrence jones. the author of the best-selling book "has risen," rush limbaugh and emily compagno. lawrence, i will go to you first. you notice how he had to get the pc a talking point in there? christmas, it's the holiday season for them to but isn't this just another disingenuous argument? they cite religion when it is convenient but when it comes to social issues, they attacked disingenuously? >> the interesting thing about this is none of these people are advocating for life from conception. while these abortions that take place, they completely decimated my community. in the story of, he died for our sins. he was born for our sins, and to -- speak out the congressman missed a few details. >> he obviously doesn't read the bible, he is using it for his political agenda. >> dan: david no better person to have on because of your book but, what's disingenuous is the use of religion convenient conr democrats and also the compassion angle he thinks he's trying to take and he ignores the fact that the u

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a senior fellow, maddie deposit her is here along with campus reform editor in chief, lawrence jones and independent wem's forum fellow, nan hayworth. let's dive into this. the markets really like this. >> for now. kennedy: yes. a positive upswing. we had a few days of delirium and depression with the marketings. what is it about this conversation that sets them up and is it sustainable. >> we've seen the last few months some fretion because of the feds and the trade war. the fact being january 1 we had a significant deadline closing in, chinese tariffs that were 10% were going to kei rocket to 25% we've learned that no longer will happen but we don't know much else. this is the best possible outcome of the weekend. beginning of the week president trump was talking about yeah, of course the tariffs are going to go up. not only that, the rest of the goods importing from china that don't have tariffs on them, we're going to stick some on them too. i'm certainly happy to see we're backing away from that. but the question is what do we do in the next 90 day to effectuate change. there wi

night, lawrence jones. and adrian elrod, what a great cast, and thoughts and prayers to family of penny marshall, a genius, legend, and comedic goddess, rip baby. good night. lou: good evening, everybody. former national security advisor general michael flynn's long delayed sentencing turned into a judicial carnival. the federal judge in the case, emmett sullivan sounde sounded e like a member of the witch hunt than an ash tore of justice. judge sullivan tore into the retired general declaring flynn had sold out his country, saying he was disgusted by his actions. sullivan lit up the courtroom with hyperbolic fireworks only after days after he questioned the fbi's conduct in their questioning of flynn. but nothing today in any way vaguely suggestses in any way russian collusion. here's congressman peter king. >> nothing that koi came out toy reflects anything involving russia or president trump. one of the things that the judge was critical of is that general flynn was not more honest with the trump adminis

and lawrence jones and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is a fox news alert. the illegal immigrant wanted for killing a police officer in california arrested after a massive 48 hours manhunt. the sheriff blamed sanctuary laws saying the suspect had 2 previous dui arrests. and if he was deported officer ron singh would

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone i'm dana perino along with morgan ortegas, march hamp and lawrence jones and tom. i'm feeling a little bit better. this is the "the five." ♪ >> dana: joe biden reportedly feeling burned by former boss according to vanity fair the former v.p. upset over barack obama meeting with other potential 2020 contenders like beto o'rourke before he has officially made his decision. biden spokesperson pushing back against the against the story calling it unequivocally false. he may have other obstacles in his way.

. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino i katie pavlich, doug schoen, lawrence jones, and tom shillue. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." fox news alert. president trump and the first ladies that to make another unannounced stop after a surprise trip to visit troops in iraq for a brand-new video of the president's first visit to a combat zone as commander in chief. president trump making the 11-hour flight under the cover of darkness on air force one. the lights were off, window shades drawn. with a military jet escort, president trump addressing the troops and praising their efforts in the fight against isis. >> the other reason i'm here today is to personally thank you and every service member throughout the region for the near elimination of the isis territorial caliphate in iraq and in syria. i looked at a map and two years ago, it was a lot of red all over the map. now you have a couple little spots and that's happening very quickly. >> dana: the president adding that he has no plans to pull troops out of iraq and says no country can be used as a staging area to

joining me now is lawrence jones, editor in chief of campus reform and commentator of run for -- they come up with a list of the most egregiously politically biased courses of 2018 and i just-a tod you about you about the trump-aganda course at the university of illinois. not a very respective university but, come on.. there's also a harvard law class called, the trump trajectory, about impeachment in the trump era. maybe you can get a two for one as they are all about discounting their courses. san diego state university, thep have a class called trump oreachment, removal conviction. that's at the low, low price, in addition to the tuition you have to pay, $200. and finally, the university of maine offered credit to students who are willing to protest brett kavanaugh in washington, d.c. this is where your tax dollars are going to work and funding. gentlemen, i appreciate yound coming here. when you look at that list that was coming out, how can conservatives and right minded people, at that and say, this is perfectly -- this is what we should be educating our kids on. >> there are lo

jones. he has outnumbered. i love this look that you are bringing to us today. >> lawrence: i thought it would be in the christmas spirit. >> harris: the turtleneck is very dense l. [laughter] >> lawrence: i will take it. >> melissa: feeling festive, we love it, let's get to it, days away from the start of the 116th congress, a divided congress that brings many questions about president trump's agenda during his third year in office. republicans will hold the senate with a slightly expanded majority of following the midterms. but democrats are ready to take the house majority. and the newly democrats alleged committees could mean dozens of investigations into the president and his administration, everything from president trump's tax return and his family businesses to involvement with russia, spending by cabinet secretaries, the puerto rico hurricane response, you remember that. the creation of a space for us, and on and on and on. here's incoming house oversight chairman elijah cummings on

. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino i katie pavlich, doug schoen, lawrence jones, and tom shillue. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." fox news alert. president trump and the first ladies that to make another unannounced stop after a surprise trip to visit troops in iraq for a brand-new video of the president's first visit to a combat zone as commander in chief. president trump making the 11-hour flight under the cover of darkness on air force one. the lights were off, window shades drawn. with a military jet escort, president trump

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone i'm dana perino along with morgan ortegas, march hamp and lawrence jones and tom. i'm feeling a little bit better. this is the "the five." ♪ >> dana: joe biden reportedly feeling burned by former boss according to vanity fair the former v.p. upset over barack obama meeting with other potential 2020 contenders like beto o'rourke before he has officially made his decision. biden spokesperson pushing back against the against the story calling it unequivocally false. he may have other obstacles in his way. 59% of democratic and independent voters are excited for someone entirely new to run for president. biden comes in second followed by bernie sanders and beto o'rourke. and 70% of those same voters say hillary clinton should not run again. president trump going after democrats as we have more of that? no why don't. is that just a poll. the teleprompter is working very well today. maria harf. even if biden were upset he wouldn't say so. it's obvious that is going to have to meet with lots of democrats before 2020, right? >> yes. i actually don't think, i mea

jones. he has outnumbered. i love this look that you are bringing to us today. >> lawrence: i thought it would be in the christmas spirit. >> harris: the turtleneck is very dense l. [laughter] >> lawrence: i will take it.

as it turned out the sheriff of douglas county, sam jones, lived had a arrestnd he antislavery people in lawrence, and ended up attacking the free state hotel, burning it to the ground. the other thing they did during attackid was a track -- the press, it was the way people communicated and how ideas were transmitted. one of the things they did was attack newspaper offices, breakup printing presses, and throw those pieces into the kansas river. here we have fragments from one early lawrence printing presses. the newspapers and lawrence were actually very important in supporting the free state cause. used to shareonly information among people here in lawrence, and in other communities that were antislavery, but they were also sent back to new england. people mailed them to their met -- their relatives, to let them know what was going on. it was the voice of the free state movement. it helps them get support from places like new england, or inspire antislavery settlers to come from places like ohio or indiana. and an attack on those presses was a seen as a way to stop movement. one of t

a man name sam jones, he lived in missouri. and he brought a force of men to arrest anti-slavery people in lawrence. and he burnt it to the ground. did wasr thing he attack the way people .ommunicate one of the things they did was attack newspaper offices. we have some fragments from one of those early printing presses. were used to share information. they were also sent back to new england, people mailed them to their relatives to let them know what was going on. them get support from places like new england and support anti-slavery settlers. he went on to become the first governor of the state of kansas when it entered the union. chair. a rocking it reflects the way people in lawrence have lived. they really built a community that would have built at home somewhere in new england. they focused on arts and culture, on knowledge and education. they wanted to live a sophisticated lifestyle. artifacts.e other he immigrated here from wales. we worked to rebuild the state hotel after was burnt in 1856. the miller to family, who are

joining now is lawrence jones he's with campers reform a fine group of individuals. [laughter] >> i'm back in studio with you. >> well what on earth is going on here? berkeley funding the caravan people? >> yeah. i know some people say it is 1500 dollars but this is principle of the matter aiding abetting with with so much debt happening in college campuses why are they aiding criminals that come across border? >> tell. >> if the rhetoric we've been reporting on leading campus reform where they believe they're not compassionate unless they aid in the abet these people. they believe that it is racist now to now want strong borders obey the law. look i'm for comprehensive immigration reform but until we get that done there's law it is in place. but clear laws i want to overturn but until those laws are overturn you have to comply with them. >> yes, just that nc state we were reported on professor saying just let them come on in talking about the migrants coming across board that is not safe allow somebody to come into your house without vetting them first? >> not pract

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as it turned out, the sheriff of douglas county, sam jones, lived in missouri and he had a arrest antislavery people in lawrence, and ended up attacking the free state hotel, burning it to the ground. the other thing they did during that raid was attack the press, it was the way people communicated and how ideas were transmitted. one of the things they did was attack newspaper offices, breakup printing presses, and throw those pieces into the kansas river. here we have fragments from one of those early lawrence printing presses. the newspapers and lawrence were -- in lawrence were actually very important in supporting the free state cause. they were not only used to share information among people here in lawrence, and in other communities that were antislavery, but they were also sent back to new england. people mailed them to their relatives, to let them know what was going on. it was the voice of the free state movement. it helps them get support from places like new england, or inspire antislavery settlers to come from places like ohio or indiana. and an attack on those presses was a seen

here to react fox news contributor and editor in chief lawrence jones. first of all, congrats. >> thank you. pete: the novel idea if you are able-bodied you should work before you receive government benefits. >> this was a law already in place. it came back way before the clinton administration. but during the clinton administration took that away they never implemented it back. what this law requires you to do is at least work 20 hours, get some form of education or at least show that you can work, that you -- all these people get on the system and they stay on it. this was the discourage that get them involved in the process. actually look for a job so they don't be dependent on this program. katie: isn't having work requirements for welfare or food stamps, however you want to benefit from it whether it's housing or something else, doesn't that enable people to get out of poverty rather than stay in it? >> i know a lot of people on the left want to trap people in this because they will have their voting base and they don't have to work to actually focu

edward lawrence at the federal reserve with breaking news. market selling on the news at least for now after being up 275, 300 points on the dow jones industrial average right before the decision. we're now up 140. we're joined now by the former federal reserve advisor quill intelligence ceo, danielle dimartino booth, from fox business network, kristina partsinevelos is here. point view capital hal lambert joins us and wealth management founder kimberly foss. welcome to all of you. danielle, start with you in studio. anything there that edward reported surprised you? we got quarter-point hike everybody was expecting. the news we get two anticipated rate hikes next year as opposed to three? >> right. the thing that concerns me, the thing markets initially reacting to we're seeing right now, there was no hint of a pause. connell: okay. >> there wasn't that much softening of the language even though they obviously did allude to what is happening out side of the united states. but they left the word gradual in there and gradual is typically inter

joining me now is maya wildly, paul butler and david korn of mother jones. before i throw out the first question, let me play for you what congressman joaquin castro had to say yesterday. >> are you in a position to consider discussing impeachment in congress? >> i think we have to be. nobody runs for the house of representatives or the u.s. senate because they want to go impeach a president. but when the evidence becomes so clear that you very likely have a criminal sitting in the oval office, what is the congress left to do at that point? >> paul butler, that's some strong language from a member of congress, very likely have a tral s criminal sitting in the oval office. are we at that point where we should be talking about impeaching the president? >> what the congressman is doing is echoing what the united states department of justice said yesterday in filings. the president, donald trump, is a criminal. if he were not president of the united states, he would be under federal criminal indictment today. the constitutional remedy is impeachment, when someon