liz: yeah. i'm quite sure knowing that the debate is procedural and that vice president pence has come out and said, by the way, and as you know vice president pence has put out a statement, and he was very clear saying after a careful look at the constitution, our laws and our history, let's see, vesting the vice president with unilateral authority to decide presidential contests would be entirely antithetical to the constitution. meaning, doing what president trump had asked him to do, which is put a top to and then reversing -- a stop to and then reversing the win for joe biden, is antithetical to the constitution. do you agree? >> yeah, i don't know anywhere in the constitution where it gives the power to the vice president to give a thumb's up or thumb's down to the election. i do think that the constitution's pretty clear that we as the congress get a vote on this. i mean, that's clear in the constitution, in the laws that have, a banded upon what the constitution -- expanded upon what the

liz? liz: and we're also looking, blake, at the vaccine makers which are moving higher today, and this is just moving, jen sack city, the press secretary -- jen psaki just said not only will joe biden encourage undocumented immigrants to eventually, when it's their turn, to receive the vaccine to prevent the spread, but also he will revisit trump policy on cuba. thank you, blake burman, we appreciate it. the dow now up about 500 points. >>> as critics are lashing out at this sort of casino mentality in the market, who better to bring into the discussion than the man who runs actual casinos and barstool sports book? one of the most popular sports wagering apps in the country. penn national gaming stock up 11% right now, and it is surging over the past year on that powerhouse team-up. ceo jay snowden here in a fox business exclusive. brady or mahomes, who are his customers back ahead of the big game? what are the biggest bents he's making in 2021, and what does he think of the reddit room re

liz: yep. and the same as yesterday with, a although we never know how the stock market interprets big moments that are historic like what we saw yesterday, charles. thank you very much. charles: yeah. liz: exactly 24 hours ago this was the scene on capitol hill. clashes between protesters and capitol hill police putting a full stop on the electoral college vote count and sending congress into a full lockdown. a breach in capitol hill security resulting in one woman shot dead, three others losing their lives. 68 arrests and more than 50 policemen injured, several of them hospitalized. two live pipe bombs also found near the rnc and dnc headquarters. but in the wee hours of the morning, congress in a show of democratic process, resumed its joint session and certified that joe biden will be the 46th president of the united states. now, in the last hour the new president, joe biden, blamed current president trump for fomenting violence and undermining democracy with his rhetoric. president-elect b

she'll take it the rest of the wayment liz are. liz: yeah. just like a roller coaster ride at magic mountain just north of l.a -- [laughter] that is what we have right now, charles. happy monday. we've got a roller coaster ride on wall street to open the week after hitting a all-time highs earlier in the session on the nasdaq and the s&p. stocks have reversed course, at least with the dow, but then we've seen another about face. so let's check it right here. dow is down 113, s&p up 4, the nasdaq is up 57. any gain for the nasdaq and the russell, brand new records. our floor show traders are here, we have invented a brand new trading acronym called the ntd trade. we're going to tell you what those letters stand for. meanwhile, chinese president xi jinping attacking the, quote, arrogance of isolation at a speech before a virtual davos today. where does that leave the biden administration on paris, 5g security, delisting chinese stocks here in the u.s.? we're going to ask china beige book ceo leland miller. all the big ceos of companies go to hi

liz: it sounds really disturbing. this matter is big for jurisdictions that are sanctuary dirt under jurisdictions. >> this is a danger to every community in this country the sheriff is put in a tough spot. if you have a guy that is a sex offender and an illegal alien he can no longer contact ice and turn them over. this memo makes it clear it is no longer illegal to be in the united states illegally. you have to have a serious conviction and only if you entered after november 1 of 2020. this is a free-for-all to the criminals and put public safety at great risk. as a career in law enforcement officer i am appalled that somebody would write this in instructed agency to follow it. loss need to be filed, people will die because of this and it's a shame the biden administration has gone this far left. liz: we are running out of time what can be done to stop it? >> lawsuits need to be filed the government of texas filed a lawsuit and i know immigration agencies that believe in enforcement of the law but the american peopl

liz? liz: yeah. yeah, he definitely did say that, and we saw the markets rally. in fact, the dow was just a point away from turning positive while you were speaking, blake, which brings us to the jobs report. the virus surge being flame blamed for a glass mostly half empty because of the jobs report. there it is, dow's positive by 4 points. the headline number was bad enough, non-farm payroll fell by 140,000 in december. while we did see upward revisions two prior months, two sectors got absolutely crushed in this latest report. leisure and hospitality suffered a loss of 498,000 jobs and as new covid lockdowns and transitions took -- restrictionses took hold, the restaurant industry saw 372,000 jobs vaporized. can the stock market continue to celebrate? and should your portfolio celebrate? let's bring in wall street's most followed and closely-widely looked at economist, allianz chief economic adviser mo happened el-erian. considering most of the carnage came from that travel, leisure and restaurants

liz: thank you. that will do it for us, selloff on wall street. >> yes indeed a big down day for the equity market. gerry: the dow is down for the fifth straight trading day. nasdaq is

back to you, liz. t liz: i thought you were going to say i want to say one more thing, liz. welcome back. charlie: oh, welcome back, liz. you didn't welcome me back. i have been gone, too. liz: missed you, my friend. coming up, apple, sonos and the heavyweight champ of all time stocks, tesla. scott the guru redler, next. you're clearly someone who takes care of yourself. so why wait to screen for colon cancer? because when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your prescriber or an online prescriber if cologuard is right for you. i'll get on it! that's a step in the right direction. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid you may be able to get more heal

back to you liz. liz: edward lawrence, thank you so much, the dow up 137-point from a busy down capitol hill to a jampacked week for earnings reports, fourth-quarter earnings season kicking off with six of the dow 30 reporting along with the third of a financial companies on s&p. goldman sachs profits tale that they more than doubled. then you bank of america, charles schwab, mixed picture and in just about 60 minutes netflix unleashes its numbers but shouldn't investors put aside or not ignore earnings but instead go with the momentum names, when we talk about momentum that means you cannot stop it were looking at game stock, game stop is hitting a five-year high at this hour another 13% but year over year this is up 645% investors are looking past short-sellers such terms call that the stock will drop to $20 per share to 40 right now another momentum stock that you don't often hear put with momentum general motors, this is an all-time high after announcing a partnership with microsoft as part of the

liz? liz: yeah. you heard the cdc saying we could see 90,000 people die of this in the next three weeks alone. blake, thank you. keep us posted. blake burman bringing us the dollars and cents of that story of stimulus. >>> meantime, netflix cobra kai, i'm so into it, may never die but citi is predicting the original streaming giant could see its subscriber game crane-kicked in the face by disney in the next three years. for now, netflix winning the battle as far as stocks are concerned. netflix up 47% since the close yesterday, right, or just year over year, rather. walt disney up 21%. >>> all right. the company opening up every line of communication possible for netflix and its customers, the company twillio seeing a dramatic 219% surge of its own. the ceo coming up next to give us his plan to keep the momentum going and his controversial take on the biggest tech battles of 2020, still raging in 2021. closing bell, 27 minutes away. dow once again green, up 12 points. s&p slightly lower. nasdaq up 14

liz: it is also about common sense. why did california shut down outdoor dining when their winter months are not as severe as the rest of the country and you had an l.a. county official voting to ban outdoor dining and then she ate outdoors at a restaurant within hours of voting. then you have big-box stores allowed to stay open, we are talking target, costco, home depot and walmart in the little guys have to shut down. the mayor of chicago saying the restaurants have got to reopen, she is saying they're going above and beyond what they're being asked to do in the little guys trying to fight for their lives. of course they will try to do the right thing. your final work kristen. >> is all about virtue signaling for these democrats and mind you these are the same people who have been shrieking about science and data for the last year, there to crony in lockdown are often not based in science whatsoever, they have been devastating to business owners and private sector workers in this country people are finally getting fed

liz: okay. well, right away, i have to ask you, what do you think is behind this? can i be very clear here, you have never seen or allowed anything sexual, this adult sexual accusation, up on the page? >> exactly. exactly. the group like it says, it is the robinhood stock trading community. we are there as a community of people who trade on the platform robinhood and obviously, we never condone anything adult-like, like that. yeah. we really are just here to educate and work with everyone to make them all profitable and successful on the market. i believe that this is either an attack between facebook and their censorship via wall street bets and trying to censor other communities that are actively being promoted, or by major institutions attempting to shut down other retail traders and retail trading networks to try and separate each trader to be individualized instead of work in a community environment. liz: that's a heck of a way to do it, by making such a serious allegation against you and y

liz: yeah. you know, volkswagen is down about .33% right now but the european names are moving higher. ford jumping 5%. you don't usually see a move like that. tom hayes, again, you don't have to be a gearhead to be looking at all of this and saying well, wait a minute, this is rather interesting, but there are other ways to play this. you could go into the autonomous vehicle names or the ones that are able to enable that kind of thing, such as lazr and then you've got all the other names, whether it's intel, because underneath the hood at intel, you have mobile-eye. there are lots of opportunities. it just looks like people are looking at the auto industry right now, electrified or not. >> yeah. well, the one thing i have learned in this business is opinion follows trend. with tesla up 776% in the last 12 months, nio up 1700% in the last 12 months, now everyone wants them. so you know, as you look at these, some of these are actually priced for perfection. if you take a look at tesla, they have

now over to my buddy liz claman. liz: good to see a we are watching microsoft ahead of that but right this minute we are watching an epic war going on the investment underworld death is our but the fight is bending over and up onto wall street and wounding major players. read its wall street looking to take the shirts off the backs, we have one of the top shortselling experts in the world on the state to play and what it means for you even if you are not involved. former security and exchange commission chairman harvey pitt is in here on a fox exclusive. how dangerous is fight could get and who might get caught in the regulatory crosshairs. the bigger tug-of-war on wall street kind of edging toward the bulls but it's very fluent at the moment we have green on the screen for the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq. any game for that nasdaq and the s&p will be on trimming brand-new records. we have a true hollywood survival story with hours left before the money was about to run out, amc ceo adam aaron kaman to save the day fo

liz: will not be in a buying opportunity? >> absolutely in the stocks will benefit the most in the stocks that will recover the smallest, i would invest in hospitality stocks, agencies, i would invest in the airline, the rally is only a part of the move, the biotech and big tech and they're not unattractive the real opportunity of energy, hospitality in the airspace transportation. liz: hospitality has gotten absolutely crushed, energy, hospitality, airlines among others, let me get the treasury yield over the past couple of weeks they have top 1% that is the highest in nine months, eight months and were looking at ten months, when do you foresee the ten year treasury yield rising to 2% were at 1.09 right now. >> i think during the year we are going to get to work close to 2% yield and that will probably happen pretty soon because the completion is beginning to pick up there is no inflation in real estate. what were seen particularly the industrial. liz: i want to ask about big tech obviously in the past week i'd really come

liz: gentlemen, thank you. it is so hard to look into a crystal ball and see what may or may not happen. at the moment that's what you're here for you traders are experts and you can see gold is moving considerably higher at the minors in the physical metal take a look at the shot we are waiting president joe biden and first lady doctor jill biden an escort will help them make their way through the streets by foot, they will get out and you could see the lineup on the way to the white house, we are live on the ground bringing you all the presidents movements take by tick and that includes the fact that his caravan is now leaving arlington national cemetery. and heading right there, back inside the beltway, stay tuned with the closing bell ringing and about 47 minutes, we have the dow jones industrials of 209 in the transport of 182, the s&p 551 and the nasdaq killing it is seems lately moving higher by 272 points, we're coming right back please stay with us. ♪ it's time for sleep number's january sale on the

liz over the years. liz: thank you so much, space cowboys we love the private sector getting into the space world, it is working at least mostly, tension running high on capitol hill with the breaches at checkpoint ahead of the inauguration, the fbi at this hour is now rushing to invest 125 national guard troops sent to protect the transfer of power, the concern and insider attack. president-elect biden hitting the pedal to the metal, we now have his day one agenda from student loans to immigration, two of what his team says he is tackling involving energy and that could affect some stocks that you may own or want to own kevin book in d.c. is interpreting biden's friendly agenda and where he sees the most green and were talking dollar signs. green to be made, stay tuned for that. biden wants to vaccinate 100 million americans in the first 100 days, the national hockey league is looking to outscore covid as well as it gets back to action, the arizona coyotes one of three teams allowing fans in the stands

liz claman. liz: any gain is a record for the three major emphases. we have breaking news, minnesota manufacturing one of the mass makers president joe biden revealing his new administration plan of attack for bringing the coronavirus pandemic to an end, the president and his covid response team ordering masks on federal property saying if you wear them in till april it could save 50000 lives. help is on the way he is about to sign ten executive orders that are all related to this effort, speeding of vaccinations, testing and his plan to reopen schools we will take you live to the white house for instant reaction and show you the stocks moving on the news. how quickly might the orders get to and help the wounded economy are power panel takes a close look at the three most crucial stimulus, infrastructure, taxes and big tech regulation, austin goals be and steve forbes are here on what should be number one for team biden. after topping out on all-time highs on inauguration day markets making a late day charge for new record any gain for the three major

liz: you're welcome. ceo of playfika. >>> cloudy day for disney, the house house can eling annual passes at its original theme park, anaheim, disneyland. raging covid case numbers in the state and, of course, lockdown restrictions leaving reopening timelines totally uncertain. but disneyland is still doing its part, launching a vaccination super-center in its parking lot earlier this week. shares back by 1 president. >>> -- 1%. could joe biden's own party stand in the way of his big text spending plan? charlie breaks it next. with the closing bell ringing in 40 minutes, the dow down about 85 points, the russell down 24, the nasdaq by 79. we're coming right back, don't go away. ♪ ♪ get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. time to start brushing with parodontax toothpaste? if your gums bleed when you brush, the answer is yes. the clock may be ticking towards worse... parodontax is 3x more effective at removing

tell me where you want to start, liz? liz: i want to start with camping world holdings. >> you want to talk, well, what the message i want to talk to today really is i get my glasses on here, as are accelerated earnings. that is where camping world comes in. the bs what we like biotech, life sciences. we know in this world so vitally important as the population gets older. we talk about camping word before. arc sell rating earnings not only what they sell as far as all the franchises they rolled up but in services. in biotech life sciences, i like a company, we like a company called neo genetics. they provide leading diagnostic testing. the problem some of that is pushed out a little, coming back in. it is very high growth story with a 10-year of over 30%. now you and i talk about this all the time, the c, okay. now there are two cs for this. never in our lifetime will spend less money year-over-year on cybersecurity. i think it is vitally important. we've seen how important that is. and you know, i love a company called

liz: okay. we will get to sectors in a minute, because i don't know, it almost seems like you dodged the give me the scenario so i will press you on that in a second but i want to bring maya into the conversation. let's just say, as one of these scenarios, it is a democratic sweep. i think that that probably would most likely mean the approval of what has suddenly become a rather controversial and difficult challenge and that is to pass the $2,000 stimulus checks. so that appears to be a go if it were the democratic sweep. you are looking at fiscal responsibility. seriously, maya, as somebody who advocates fiscal discipline, how do you view a democratic majority? >> so no question that if we have a democratic majority, we are going to see a whole lot of aggressive and very large measures, probably pushed through congress successfully. now, the first question is whether those will be necessary in terms of the economy, and there's still a huge question mark there. we know that the pack janl that w

if you look at the statement, liz cheney did not mince words. she said, quote, the president summoned this mob, assembled this mob and lit the flame of this attack. there has never been a greater betrayal by a president of the united states of his office or his oath to the constitution. you know, to gloria's point, this may be sending a message to donald trump to try to pressure him to resign. i don't think that donald trump will pay attention to that message, but this certainly is a tipping point for the republican party. when you have liz cheney, part of the house republican leadership, when you have mitch mcconnell indicating that he might be willing to convict, which was from the "new york times" reporting by jonathan martin, a message is being sent loud and clear to republican members. you have a hall pass. donald trump is the pass. you can vote to impeach him. >> everybody stand by, because these are really historic moments, very dangerous moments here in the united states as well. i want to bring in the washington, d.c. mayor, muriel bows

come back soon. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: coming up "the federalist" senior editor christopher bedford on president biden signing executive orders to get the government to buy only american-made goods to create american jobs. but oil workers are saying, wait a second, you're killing american jobs in the oil patch. not just on the keystone pipeline. it is even bigger. those guys are in a world of trouble and women who work on the pipeline, they're angry what is happening with their jobs being killed in the middle of a severe pandemic downturn. the story next. >> right off the bat he goes and by executive order gets rid of the keystone pipeline project? he rejoins the paris climate accords. he tries to double the minimum wage. these are issues that republicans have fought for because republicans have been focused on the economy and on the first day, in the first hour of the job he does all of this without consulting with republicans, without committee hearings and he spooks the private sector at a time we're trying t

you know where corporate america and wall street stand on liz cheney now. well, president biden continues to rule by executive order, signing more of them in his first eight days in office than any president in history. one of biden's executive orders stops the keystone pipeline, an order that may kill as many as 70,000 jobs. and it's worth reminding ourselves what president biden had to say about executive actions before he was elected president. >> i have this strange notion. we are a democracy. some of my republican friends and some of my democratic friends even occasionally say, well, if you can't get the votes by executive order, you're going to do something. things you can't do by executive order unless you're a dictator. we're a democracy and we need consensus. lou: and another of pride. en's executive orders -- president biden's executive orders would kill energy sector jobs, but according to the biden administration, those workers could just jump right into green jobs. >> coal plants have been closing over the last 20 years. so what president biden

you know where corporate america and wall street stand on liz cheney now. well, president biden continues to rule by executive order, signing more of them in his first eight days in office than any president in history. one of biden's executive orders stops the keystone pipeline, an order that may kill as many as 70,000 jobs. finish and it's worth reminding ourselves what president biden had to say about executive actions before he was elected president. >> i have the strange notion, we are a democracy. some of my republican friends and system of my democratic friends even occasionally say, well, if you can't get the votes by executive order you're going to do something. things you can't do by executive order unless you're a dictator. we're a democracy. we needen consensus. lou -- we need consensus. lou: and another of president biden's executive orders would kill energy sector jobs, but according to the biden administration those workers could just jump right into green jobs. >> coal plants have been closing over the last 20 years. so what president biden

liz cheney said it and al green said it. infected with white supremacists carrying a rebel flag, erect ago gallo structure with a noose, wearing shirts and hateful messages such as camp auschwitz, work brings freedom, and maga civil war january 6, 2021. maga civil war. they had the hats on at the army of maga, which i refer to as make america grieve again. we grieved at ft. sumpter, we grieved on december 7th, 1941, and we grieved on 9/11. and, yes, we grieved on december -- excuse me, january 6th of this year. he goes on to say what the president told this mob that liz cheney said was recruited by the president of the united states. and i quote, this is the president talking to this mob, all of us here today do not want to see our election victory stolen by a bold and radical left democrat, like the secretary of state in georgia and the governor of georgia, which is what they are doing, and stolen by the fake news media, inciting, riling up, creating anger with the fake news and lies that the president of the united states

liz: fair. is he responsible for the fact that with the momentum that they had, that they started going right off the cliff. you can see it right on your screen. more importantly is the bunked bite that you played which was president trump, we are going to walk to the capitol, we, instigating the fact that -- planting the idea that he was there. i would agree with mollie that there is the point where everybody is on the same page about how horrific this was. where the media differed was the planting of that blame, but when you look at the wall street journal which, of course, has been very fair, over all over the past 4 years to donald trump, wall street journal editorial board, trump incited the crowd. they specifically talked about the verbiage that he used to whip them up. kimberley strassel, this is from the guy at the top. neil cavuto, his show on fox news asked former hhs secretary tom price, did trump light the match and trump price appointed by president trump said, in essence, this was

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good to see you. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: okay next up former state department official christian whiton with his thoughts on the house impeaching president trump for a second time as d.c. has turned into a veritable militarized zone to fend off potential violent attacks ahead of the inauguration. 75 million americans voted for trump. we'll talk about that as well, how they agree with trump policies. many don't agree with what he said. so where does christian whiton stand on all of this the story next she had these awful blisters on her back. i don't want shingles when i'm your age. actually, if you're 50 or older, you're at increased risk that's life, nothing you can do... uh, shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaaat? prevented. you can get vaccinated. where? at your pharmacy, your doctor's - hold on! don't want to go through that! 50 years or older? get vaccinated for shingles. now. - i sent your new prescription to the pharmacy. - any idea how much it will cost? - [doctor] i recommend goodrx. you get f

your take on that. >> that is stunning liz, let me say, liz, liz, liz, i made up for calling you melissa, melissa, last week. god only knows why i did that. elizabeth: that is okay. i didn't even remember. >> they hadn't been listening to liz who has been talking about this for the last year and hundred of liz's guests who have been talking about it for the last year that you can't sustain these kind of standards where people simply weren't allowed to live and the state has been falling apart and everyone has been saying -- at some point this is really remarkable. at the moment tum trump loses, como says, we can't sustain it anymore, we got to open it all up. the media should be, liz, i can't understand the media not covering what is happening in oklahoma or nebraska, or texas. they don't go there. they don't understand those states but we're talking their own backyard. that cuomo, de blasio have destroyed. you got to be kidding me. one year after you destroy our state suddenly we have to reopen? elizabeth: now we've got this too. cnn complained on the air that governor desantis of flori

really appreciate it. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: coming up, top rnc official harmeet dhillon as we take you, she will join us next. we'll take you behind the biden administration's green new boondoggle. the president's team have long embarrassing history of blowing tax dollars on green energy cash for flunkers. we'll get into john kerry lecturing oil and gas workers they have to lose their joshes to support climate change while his family flies around on a polluting family jet. the story next. >> great deal of our 10,000 members, are pipeliners, and they're facing the reality of losing these good-paying jobs. this might seem like a big victory to the environmentalists but oil will be transported. canadian will be transported whether by rail, by barring or by truck. a pipeline is 25 times safer than a rail. it's 38 times safer than a barge and whopping 3,000 times safer than if you bring it by truck [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, rig

you're seeing liz cheney, congresswoman from wyoming. she has not said how she's going to vote tomorrow. if you look at her twitter feed, she posted something the morning of january 6th. and there's one line, which i think reflects how she is feeling and a lot of other people are feeling in the republican party. she wrote, we have sworn an oath under god to defend the constitution. we uphold that oath at all times, not only when it is politically convenient. i will tell you, wolf, the thing that i've heard over and over, i know dana has heard this. that the republicans spoorns th experienced this personally. they were there. they felt their lives were in danger, and we've just seen a growing number of them privately say that trump should be impeached. i think what we'll see tomorrow is more and more. >> i think you're absolutely right. evan, today -- this was another breathtaking moment. they laid out the scope of all the crimes stemming from last week's deadly siege on the u.s. capitol. just the fact that they're pursuing, for example,

really appreciate it. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: coming up, top rnc official harmeet dhillon as we take you, she will join us next. we'll take you behind the biden administration's green new boondoggle. the president's team have long embarrassing history of blowing tax dollars on green energy cash for flunkers. we'll get into john kerry lecturing oil and gas workers they have to lose their joshes to support climate change while his family flies around on a polluting family jet. the story next. >> great deal of our 10,000 members, are pipeliners, and they're facing the reality of losing these good-paying jobs. this might seem like a big victory to the environmentalists but oil will be transported. canadian will be transported whether by rail, by barring or by truck. a pipeline is 25 times safer than a rail. it's 38 times safer than a barge and whopping 3,000 times safer than if you bring it by truck. state-of-the-art but dependable. in other words, you want a hybrid. so do telcos. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm.

>> liz, thank you for having me on. it is good finally seeing other countries showing there is a problem with illegal immigration. we've been saying it all along for the longest time, what's ironic to a point is, when the united states, you know, concentrates on border security, everyone's quick to throw the racism against us but here you have, you know, countries in latin america that are trying to defend their borders and that is what it comes down to. i always said it anytime. illegal is not a race. defending our nation's borders is something very important for every country to do. elizabeth: now, these two countries are saying yeah, we'll defend our borders. mexico, art, is saying we will send more troops to the border to protect our border. we have the foreign affairs secretary of guatemala charging that honduras security forces actually accompanied the honduran caravan towards the borders. that really angered guatemala because they got violent and quote violated guatemala's territorial sovereignty. guatemala is ve

turning on liz cheney? liz? you know how conservative liz cheney is? you know how dedicated to the republican party liz cheney is? come on, y'all. her daddy's dick cheney. come on, really? liz cheney, who dared to do the right thing, and vote to hold the former president accountable. a crowd of trump supporters, showing up to condemn her. oh, boy. at a matt gaetz rally, today. >> if you want to prove that you have the power, defeat liz cheney in this upcoming election. and wyoming will bring washington to its knees. >> so, it's really tough because -- it's -- it's so transparent, matt gaetz is so transparent. he wants publicity, so bad. it just -- he wreaks of it, right? just like, do you give him that? because that's what he wants. that's -- that's what he wants. so, do you really elevate that? but anyway, that's a whole other show. this is a party that tries to kick liz cheney to the curb, while embracing marjorie taylor green. she is no outlier. there is madison cawthorne, as well. emblazoned with the word useless on his website, before taking them

turning on liz cheney? liz? you know how conservative liz cheney is? you know how dedicated to the republican party liz cheney is? come on, y'all. her daddy's dick cheney. come on. really? liz cheney who tried to do the right thing and vote to hold a former president accountable. a crowd of trump supporters showing up to condemn her. oh, boy. at a matt gaetz rally today. >> if you want to prove that you have the power, defeat liz cheney in this upcoming election and wyoming will bring washington to its knees. >> so it's really tough -- it's -- it's so transparent, matt gaetz is so transparent, he wants publicity so bad, it just -- he reeks of it, right? do you give him that? that's what he wants. so do you really elevate that? but, anyway, that's a whole other show. this is a party that tries to kick liz cheney to the curb while embracing marjorie taylor greene. she's no outlier. there's madison cawthorn has well, sewed cloth masks emblazoned with the word, "useless," on his website before taking them down. a spokesman for cawthorn's campaign telling c

i think liz cheney is expressing principle, not partisan views. apparently i have not seen the statement, but senator mcconnell apparently has said something similar. his wife of course resigned from the cabinet. any fair-minded person who is simply not just voting out of partisan motivation has got to say that the facts and principle demand that this president be held accountable. >> now i've talked to two republican congressmen who agree with that, congressman meijer, congressman kinzinger. they've said the same thing when i have spoken to them. as a majority leader, have you spoken to any republicans who have indicated they feel the same way? >> well, i spoke to liz cheney the night on the 6th -- it probably was the morning of the 7th at that point in time. i've spoken to a couple of other. i'm not going to pinpoint them at this point in time, but i am -- i believe there will be hopefully a significant number of republicans who will speak out for principle, speak out for the constitution, the protection of democracy and strongly against a presi

and the reality is, liz's voting record in the u.s. house has been tremendous. folks in wyoming appreciate so much she has done. now do i think this impeachment vote has stirred up certain element of people who are unhappy? yeah. and i think mr. gates played to that crowd yesterday. i think he was happy to come here and to be a showboat and have the cameras in his face. but the reality is liz works hard for wyoming and she'll be back here. she'll be on the ground. we do politics face to face in wyoming. we're a small state. she'll be shaking hands, talking to voters, going out and doing the things that they need to help get wyoming the resources we need. >> president trump is reportedly talking to leader kevin mccarthy about how to remove liz cheney from leadership and how to primary her. how do you think that congresswoman cheney will combat this or deal with it? >> well, she'll fight and she'll fight hard. and i think she must. as a member of the gop myself, i think we are fighting for the heart and soul of the party. and i will be backing her 100%. i know a l

that is exactly right, liz beth. at the end of the day we've all got to remember just this, we're all americans. absolutely, without any question, if you can save a life in west virginia or nebraska or california it doesn't matter. it's saving a life. today, today, this is all about saving lives and the more people we can get to shots in the arm the more lives we're going to save and if we got vaccines that are sitting on a shelf whether they be in california or texas or wherever they may be and we've got places like west virginia that can get them in somebody's arm, a good american's arm, whether it be a good american in texas or california we need to be getting them in peoples arms. we need vaccines here and we need them bad. elizabeth: okay. governor, great to see you. come back soon. that was a fun interview. thanks for joining us. >> thanks a bunch, elizabeth. thank you for all that you do. elizabeth: same here. coming up i.c.e. acting director, ron vitello. a top republican senator warning that joe biden's bord

the question is, how much power in the new republican party will liz chaney have? will today, congressman gates went to the state capitol there joined by hundreds of protesters who don't believe that liz chaney should be one of the people running the republican party going forward. congressman joins us right now. thank you for coming on. i like liz chaney. i think she's smart. this is not personal. this is philosophical. the question is how is someone who is so closely aligned with a bill crystal, very sinister person and many other neo. [indiscernible] that so hurt this country, how is that person so close to the top of the leadership of the republican party tonight? >> because inside the beltway of washington d.c., the establishment has concentrated their power and now they want to be able to reconstitute the republican party in their image. my theory of the case, tucker, is if we only fight the neo-cons in washington d.c., then they're on their home turf. we need to go out into the country. we need to inspire a positive populism and stand against these america-l

cheney coming out for impeachment, the freshman and calling for liz

>> well, it's surely not a good story, liz. but to just be perfectly honest, these are times when it's really tough, and decisions are really, really tough. but from our standpoint, you know, we watched new york in lots of ways. we watched the tragedy of freezer trucks pulling in to the hospitals and hauling off umpteen numbers of people. and we watched the situation to where we got to some level of hysteria over ventilators, you know, that we needed more ventilators, we need more ventilators. then we found them, we found them right there in new york. they were there from the very beginning x. now this. what this does is it distorts your credibility. you know, what we've done in west virginia is try to keep everybody together, you know? i mean, there's a story, if i could tell you real quickly, that my dad would tell me all the time about a guy that was applying for a cfo job. and he had three applicants, and he called them in, you know? and as he was calling them in, the first he said what's 2 plus 2, he said, 4. you're dismis

. >> hey, liz. you can't see much out there, you have to be way above the clouds. visibility is reduced because of all that fog. live doppler 7, we're dry but the clouds are low to the ground with a zero visibility in novato and a quarter mile in livermore. about a mile and a half by the delta with a half mile at the airport. half moon bay, just about nothing, you can't see in front of you. as we go through the next several hours, it's 1:2:00, 1:0, we're finally starting to see that fog lift. it will be replaced for more cloud cover for a mostly cloudy afternoon. the latter part of the day, a chance of showers. a mostly cloudy day on the way. level 2 system with wind and rain. we'll track it for you, when we see you next. >>> we start with developing news on a covid-19 outbreak at a bay area hospital already stretched thin. kaiser permanente confirms 43 of its staff in the san jose emergency department have been infected with covid-19. the positive tests came back between november 27 and friday. the

are they going to way as opposed to liz cheney or mitt romney? >> you know, katy, it got difficult to track data after the social networks were taken away. you look at greene right now, she's a conduit what some people still believe in stop the steal out here in central virginia. i'm still seeing trump/pence signs, the trump signs are scraped over in black. there's foul things about the former vice president there. i think you'll see a surge in anger. i think you'll see president trump coming out and speaking soon. there's a lot of money out there, and i think marjorie taylor greene is attracting that money and anger. i really did think we had some time to purge this out of the system or gop completely. right now, i think you're seeing a really quiet rage, almost a double down in the conspiracy theories. things like marjorie taylor greene, she seems to be attracted all you of the conspiracy theories. she likes them all. and i've never seen anything like it. >> charles, when you went to the district -- your piece, by the way, in the "new yorker" i

the problem is, liz, this is reallyre the tip of the iceberg. there are a lot of former politicians to get a lot of money from chinese companies. and they are serving as foreign agents in the sense of lobbying. part of the reason the chinese have been so sophisticated saying we are a good country, we are a normal country we have a lot of people who demonize china that leaves people in between not knowing if this is hitler's germany or country itr can work for. barbara got caught up in that naÏve side. this is the nature of the regime don't workhe for them the long way to go before we get to that long list. on a blacklist of the trump administration blacklist as of 2019. we also have china targeted eric's wall well and other politicians across the country. how deep does this go? >> it goes pretty deep. there is a series in northern california's particular area of a zone of influence for the chinese. they've worked hard to subvert politicians. not the only area. they've got a tremendous focus on their image as a good country because in fact, he s