[laughter] pete pete there is the laugh. poor kamala is sinking further and further into turmoil and nobody wants to deal with it, herself included. the since the day she took office the v.p. has been the center of disaster after disaster. first task was to fix the border. and we all know how that turned out. >> do you have any plans to visit the border? >> i at some pointed, you know, we are going to the border. we have been to the border. so this whole -- this whole thing about the border, we have been to the border. we have been to the border. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. [laughter] i mean, i don't -- i don't understand the point that you are making. >> pete: we have been to the border but i haven't been to the border. but she didn't let an awful interview like that keep her down. got to give you credit. she got right back up and focused all of her attention on the election reform bill that ended up going nowhere, thankfully. since then she has been working on tree equity, hangs out

pete takes it away right now. >> pete: i tried to put on my will cain outfit. see you tomorrow night as well as new year's eve. well done tonight. welcome to this special edition of "hannity." i am pete in for sean. a prominent nevada democrat harry reid died at age 82. first tonight we begin with this: a fantasy from joe biden dating back to february. take a look. >> as my mother would day with the grace of god and good will of the neighbors next christmas we will be in a different circumstance god willing than we are today. a year from now when it's 22 bow low zero there will be fewer people having to wear masks. >> pete: i thought i had a plan to shut down this airborne virus. on the campaign trail ron klain promoted this plan writing: i said since march we can beat covid. we have a national government for a reason. if donald trump won't use it to beat this killer disease, i know someone who will. starting on january 20, 2021. ron klain was either lying or naive. now according to joe biden: there is no federal solution to covid-19. you heard that right. in o

pete takes it away right now. >> pete: i tried to put on my will cain outfit. let's just see you tomorrow night as well keep it going tonight. as new year's eve. i hope people watch that. well done tonight. welcome to this special edition of "hannity." i am pete had said and for sean. a prominent nevada democrat harry reid died at age 82. first tonight we begin with this: a fantasy from joe biden dating back to february. take a look. >> as my mother would day with the grace of god and good will of the neighbors next christmas we will be in a different circumstance god willing than we are today. a year from now when it's 22 bow low zero there will be fewer people having to wear masks. >> pete: i thought i had a plan to shut down this airborne dovirus. on the campaign trail ron klain promoted thisrn plan writing: i said since march we can beat covid. we can't beat covid with articles of confederation response. we have a national government for a reason. if donald trump won't use it to beat this killer disease, i know someone who will. starting on january 20, 2021

pete hegseth you are up.ty >> pete: i won't be the star. it will be your wife and the will cain. there will be a lot of fun in nashville. thanks. great show. welcome to "hannity." i am pete hegseth in tonight. another grim statistics. the united states set a world record in new covid cases nearly 500,000 cases in a day. the guy who promised to shut down the virus, joe biden, he's been on vacation on the beach with the doctor and the dogs. not a care in the world all week long. he left america's little king dr. fauci, in charge. the good doctor claims he is following the science. he is science after all. since he is science, it makes sense since we learned that king fauci makes more in his annual salary than joe biden. the real president is running the show in washington, d.c. all kidding aside, fauci is speculating wildly. watch this. >> there is a danger that thereh will be so many people who are being isolated who are asymptomatic for the full 10 days, you could have a major negative impact on our ability to keep society running. the decision was made, although it's not complet

pete? pete: it sure is. and to your earlier discussion about the border wall, that discussion is only important and only matters if you assume one side of that equation actually cares about the border. you guys both know that. they don't. so of course they want the panels to sit there, of course they're going to find every reason not to use them. and it is those on the other side with the various intentions who include the chinese who would love to destabilize, and they're doing just that, will. will: yeah, absolutely. we move to this, by the way. speaking of destabilize, how about president biden's economy which finds itself on the naughty list this year? and it's not just on the naughty list, it is providing a shortage of almost everything you could hope for when it comes to food at the holidays. first, look at just the rising price of foods we love year round. bacon, beef, ham, eggs. this is breakfast, basically. this is what you're cooking right now as you're watching "fox & friends." whole milk, everyth

pete? >> pete: what if trish wanted to be free? maybe that was an abduction. >> will: i feel like my i was watching the section and all of a sudden, flew the coop. >> will: i feel like my interview was inadequate and you should have questioned her if trish had a better life by the side of the road. >> pete: i can't wait to host new year's eve with you and rachel in nashville. it will be fun. welcome to it "hannity." i am pete hegseth for for sean. tonight a grim milestone for the bind white house. yesterday the united states recorded the most single day covid-19 cases ever. biden vowed to shut down the virus. something that was never going to happen.n he said it over and over again. it was his only election strategy along with hiding in his basement. double masked. now the cdc is putting every state in the union on red alert for high covid transmission. pti the rnc points out this is yet another humiliating failure all caught on tape. >> i won't shut down the economy. i will shut down the virus. i am going to shut down the virus. >

pete. pete: i can with respect that. i don't respect any list coming from rolling stone ♪ baby it's cold outside. will: i will stop talking ♪ baby it's bad out there. pete: it feels like christmas, right? you don't remake this song. and that's why, you know, seth mcfarland and sara are not going to win because you can't beat this. pete: there it is right there. i'm a fan of jessica simpson and ashley simpson. ashley got a raw deal. will: of course. pete: of course you know that i think it's unfair to them they are right there on the list. i do love little drummer boy original amazing. o holly night and i like mariah carey, i could listen to that song all christmas long her famous rendition. rachel: not sure about that. i think that's part of your like britney obsession. it's all in there somehow. pete: yep, that's true. rachel: i'm going to tell you guy as little bit about my book because it is now i'm so happy to say number one book. we knocked out pete and will, we knocked out the 1619 project. number one spot on t

few seconds but, pete, have you ever done that? that is something else to lay the wreaths at arlington national cemetery. >> pete: man, you hit a note. i want to bring my kids. i want to go there. i want them to experience it. it's on my calendar. >> bret: let's do it you and me. >> pete: let's see if we can do it. i would love it do it with you. awesome tradition. good on you, bret. ♪ ♪ >> pete: i jumped the gun, good evening, america it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's time for "fox news primetime." i'm pete hegseth. tonight we start again with omicron. while the leftist media freaks out over new covid variant the timing could not be better for our nation's autocrats, you know, the democrats. because as recent polling shows america has had enough of their other big government policies. just look at joe and kamala's approval rating sinking faster than chris cuomo's credibility and his, well, his ratings that he used to have. more on him in just a bit. in less than a year, the only u

pete: sure. bill will your kid that morning drew a picture it was literally hours that took place with the school and the parents met with the teachers that morning. because you drew a picture of a gun doesn't tell me you are terrible that doesn't indict everybody there what you said, pete, is my kid is there is intangible beyond the facts that you have to think the parents were aware of. that's the one vague description they had to know a little bit about the mental health of their son. rachel: there could be a moral responsibility that these parents had to be aware to understand that you know, you have this kid that's troubled, that writes the note that literally as you brought up yesterday on your show, help me. that's a cry for help, if ever there was. help me. but, again, criminally, is there something there and why were those charges brought and why were those charges brought, pete, without coordination with the sheriff of such a high profile case very unusual? pete: i think we are going to

"fox news primetime" hosted by pete hegseth starts right now, hey, pete. >> pete: bret baier the godfather. i like it. good evening, america it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's time for "fox news primetime." i'm pete hegseth. now, tonight i'm going to do something a little bit different. there's plenty of news, big news. omicron hype, the potential end to the reign of terror that is roe v. wade and much more. we are going to cover all of that but, tonight i want to speak from the heart as a patriot, a christian, a citizen, and a parent of seven young kids in this country. sometimes a data point hits our radar screen that's bigger than the news of the day. a number that tells a larger story, a larger story about who we are, where we are and what we're up against as a country. tonight that number is 31%. remember it. 31%. today the harvard kennedy school's institute of politics released their biannual harvard youth poll. they have been doing the poll for 20 years asking 18 to 29-year-olds so kids out of high school, out of college, early in their

>> pete: not to be outdone? stephen colbert who purports to host a comedy show says democracy is dead. >> if it's unpopular, why are people saying it's going to happen? i do not want to get too technical, but we -- what's the word, we don't live in a democracy. 5 of 9 justices were appointed by presidents who lost the popular vote. >> pete: getting the pants beat off by greg gutfeld. here, shonda rachel duffy, authors and my dear friends. great to have you here. great to see you. we do not live in a democracy, we live in a republic, they never really talked about that or acknowledge that, but you look at the left breaking out right now, they know what a big deal this is. ultimately the court would determine to be the right direction. >> by the way, sing the stench, the stench, the stench, from the latino. at the stench i think about is the stench of death from those back rooms, butcher shops that they want to call clinics. the stench of ignorance, willful ignorance on fetal development and people lecturing us ab

>> well, pete, let's be honest. at this point i think we have not gotten anything right with covid-19 coming out of the white house and dr. fauci and the cdc. they flip flop every day. what i can tell you some of the verbiage coming out of dr. fauci recently talking about vaccine mandates for domestic air travel. shortening the isolation. i am a big fan of shortening the isolation and the post-exposure quarantine. that was far overdue. it had to be done. we have a man made worker shortage of the vaccine mandates and these long isolation protocols. the data has been there for 6 months. they had to catch up. the vaccine mandates for domestic travel will work as well as the vaccine mandate for the cruise ships. every person had to e vaccinated but they had major outbreaks. the vaccine mandates when you have transmission among the vaccinated and the boosted. it won't help. you know my kids recovered from covid-19 within the last month. we can't go out to a new york city restaurant unless they are fully vaccinated. i wou

pete hegseth you are up. >> pete: i won't be the star. it will be your wife and the will cain. there will be a lot of fun in nashville. thanks. great show. welcome to "hannity." i am pete hegseth in tonight. another grim statistics. the united states set a world record in new covid cases, nearly 500,000 cases in a day. the guy who promised to shut down the virus, joe biden, he's been on vacation on the beach with the doctor and the dogs. not a care in the world all weeklong. he left america's little king dr. fauci in charge. the good doctor claims he is following the science. he is science after all. since he is science, it makes sense since we learned that king fauci makes more in his annual salary than joe biden. the real president is running the show in washington, d.c. all kidding aside, fauci is speculating wildly. watch this. >> there is a danger that there will be so many people who are being isolated who are asymptomatic for the full 10 days, you could have a major negative impact on our ability to keep society running. the decision was made, although it's not completel

: "uncle pete, whoa. so we went to the train station. we walked back up. and these two cops follow us, right? so i obviously know they're cops because i grew up in like a blue collar fireman cop, everybody knows what they look like >> jimmy: yeah >> so my boy goes "oh, no. and he just starts running, right? so they go obviously and tackle him and put him in cuffs and i just stand there and they're like, "go against the car. and i'm like, "you know what, guys you know, you did your job." >> jimmy: how old are you? >> i was like 16 you know, i got busted with weed you know, i'm not going to try to run from this, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> i skipped school. i was a bad boy today. [ laughter ] and they wrote down all my information. they wrote down my buddy's information. and they were like, "all right you can go back to class because you're a stand-up guy. as for your friend right to the slammer." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow! that's a lesson to be learned right there. a lesson to be learned out t

pete: pete good morning indeed. i will do a reminder every hour, if you miss the top of the 6:00 hour hour, dvr our "fox & friends weekend" and you will not regret the nation's anthem and viewer photos. keep them oning coming in at foxandfriends.com. they look like professional photographs. >> they're yours. pete: they're yours. you will not regret it. rachel: the tree-lighting ceremony joined tonight by steve, ainsley and brian. pete: all three will join us. they put us in boxes every friday. we'll put them in boxes. rachel: absolutely. will: wonderful. almost as wonderful as the tree. pete: ask them who they have on the show on monday. don't help them that they will ask me that. will: what are the odds they heard you say that. pete: they're not up yet. they get the 9:00 hour. they sleep in. rachel: put us on like 6:40, 7:40? yeah. will: by the way we have john rich with their chart-topping job, "santa has a dirty job." they are coming up. ask them about the new band that may be forming, cain and payne. will kaine

pete: i'm pete with will and rachel in new york. we send you our thoughts, it is devastating to see. as you face the scope what do you need the most? whether government support, charities, your own departments, what happens next? >> well, i think the thing we need is prayers the most. we appreciate all the prayers you can send us. but the communities around us have been so good. they have been sending us water supplies, toiletries for our centers. distribution centers. we have a distribution center set up at the fairground down the road where people are bringing stuff to. i want to let anybody in mayfield, if you're displaced you need supplies, we have supplies at the shelter and distribution center there. from our government we need a lot of help. we're going to need a lot of help. i know we have a lot of people, every place you see here, people are going to be out of work. our unemployment system here lately has been, taking 6 to 8 months to get unemployment payments. people need money soon. they will file for unemployment. i hope

pete? pete: thank you, rachel. all right, just when you thought our economic crisis couldn't get any worse, well, grim numbers reveal just how bad inflation really is. fox news contributor and kings college executive vice president and our friend brian brenberg joins us now to break it all down on the big wall. 39 year high of inflation. do the numbers tell the whole story? >> look, inflation is high 6.8%. we haven't seen that in almost 40 years. here's the problem. you live in the midwest, you drive a car. you got a family five kids. you are buying chicken and beefing 6.8% not as bad as you have it people who depend on fuel and depend on feeding a lot of kids. they need meat they got to appliances rachel mentioned it earlier they feel much, much worse. pete: the white house says this is cyclical is this inevitable or a result of policy. >> getting some inflation out of this shut down craziness for sure. it's gone on much longer because of the policy. you have 11 million open jobs in this country, 11 million open j

so i'm with pete if pete thinks crude is going higher and i'm with him and i think you want to be in these names. and last night, we had somebody on that talked about two of the names that pete talks about all of the time and one of them was williams, i believe, and the other correct me if i'm wrong, i'm losing the name, i apologize, but it was another company that you power pitched a number of times. so i think you want to be in energy in 2022. >> we want to move to the next chart. and since guy was late he's going to go last bono wynn, what is your chart that you're watching. >> sorry, guy. i'm looking at bitcoin and gold. and early on you really saw a lot of divergence between the two asset classes and as time has gone, and bitcoin and other crypto type of names have become more ubiquitous, you've seen that correlation strengthen. and for me this said not only is bitcoin more universally adopted but being used as a new storage of wealth. and when we talk about where is growth going to come in the next two years, five years and he may need to look outside of what our tradi traditio

pete, what is your take? >> all throughout october and into november, and november, the last expiration cycle they bought was december 3 and that's about the time where the stock was hitting highs and then had this huge double to the downside, especially if you include today even further i have to tell you something i think it's interesting shows you how much the options world has been foretelling in terms of they jumped out and suddenly we w567d this stock go from 134 to under 100 per share. the high multiples, people have their hands out and are selling them >> coming up, the crypto comeback after the fed announcement is this comeback for real? are you buying pete's fast pitch on paypal? we will have the results straight ahead head on over and vote. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security inte

liberals will say god, pete is our answer, we still have mayor pete. well, if the former mayor of south bend is your plan b, you better be -- you better be in

pete? >> pete: good point. so many angry people out there with so little to do in their lives. and isn't santa claus fat? isn't he supposed to be fat? that's okay. he eats a lot of cookies and if you're santa claus, maybe you don't want to be as fat as santa claus and that was the plot but you don't have to watch these movies if you don't want to. i'm with morgan, you'll have to pry these christmas movies out of my cold dead hands but they do now live at fox nation, a lot of great ones people should check out and the network should try to recreate the success of the hallmark channel which makes great idyllic christmas movies, they are all watered down week themed, they can't do it. >> harris: i would say this to gave a shout out to clint eastwood in his famous line don't touch clint. i wish he would actually do a holiday movie, that would be cool. to make the hallmark movies are the best movies of all time and that seen in "love, actually" oh, my god, i'm dying right now. that's the best scene of all time. i was in love with that character. i think i still am. i can't even. so

as pete said the outperform on monday outperformed and rates on monday actually inched higher. so i think that's still where you want to be i think cyclicals is still where you want to be i still have plenty of technology and i lean on the cyclical side of technology and let see in the first part of the year and also the fed and how aggressive they will be. >> sarat, over to you, are you seeing the bounce as real and are you putting your money into cyclicals? >> i agree with stephanie. i think what you're seeing here are all supply chain issues. demand has not dropped and the market is looking through that to say, hey, if we, you know, if this new variant is not as bad as stephanie said and we know what the fed has telegraphed now, right we understand that, yes, when they do things maybe the market reacts and this to me is much more -- is demand going to be there? right now we have indications that demand will be there. can the consumer get through this will corporations get through this corporations are still buying back shares. i think the credit markets are still strong to m

pete's in the movies pete's got a show on tubi. that kid jerks off a lot."a lot. yeah, no, but we had a really good situation it was really -- it was like we got really close and really tight. i enjoyed it >> seth: that's really awesome >> yeah. >> seth: does she -- what of your stuff what does they like the most i mean, she must have liked the fact that you did a film in staten island. >> yeah, i think she is just happy i'm not like selling crack under the bridge >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] you know, because that's definitely my calling. [ laughter ] so she is pleased with anything. but every once in a while, she is -- you could tell she is still a little unsure of how it's going to go, as am i every day. [ laughter ] but the other day, she was just like, "the garbage man's test is coming up this week. she goes, "it's a lovely job you work for the city. you get a uniform. [ laughter ] >> seth: you were, like, "i've got a show on tubi, dude." >> tubin' it up. >> seth: we are going to show a clip and we will be right back with more from pete davidson. [ cheers and

pete, thank you very much. up next, the committee will take questions at ask halftime and we're back in two minutes. [uplifting music playing] ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ >>> now for "ask halftime. in denver writes which growth stock or etf should i buy in my 11-year-old daughter's custodial brokerage account? she loves to watch your show and we trade we love that jason, you first >> it is a great question. for me i like microsoft as a long-term hold as we continue to move through the technological revolution, you know, where they sit in cloud, ai and software, really like microsoft as a growth name here until long-term validates it >> what you, bryn? >> first, thanks for watching the show it is great to have young investors. i'm going to give you three because you need to learn about portfolio construction and diversification. i would buy qual, which is a high-quality u.s. large cap, diversified portfolio. i would buy bitw, which is wit wise's top ten wise's crypto etf

you, pete, you remains a mystery with the fall of the inca empire. the decline of the city was probably inevitable. after that, it didn't take long for the jungle to reclaim the houses, temples and walls, and then the inca city of natural peach. you slept for 300 years a with awe in a morning. it's the day before christmas. a festive day. the day.

pete, thank you. straight ahead, it's been a record year for ipos returns though, they're at their worslelsn t ve ia decade looking at what's in store for the new year, next you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> been one of the busiest and worst performing years for ipos. our leslie picker joining us with what it means for the playbook for 2022. i mean the numbers are astounding the number of ipos that we had this year, and then the way that spacs factor in so heavily to that, too. >> you wouldn't think the two things go together, the fact there's been a record issuance as well as under performance, but to your point this year was one for the record books, companies and spacs raising $318 billion, the largest ever even after adjusting for inflation. on average the debuts popped 22%. since then the market has shunned them the mean performance for companies that went public this

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tonight's trader lineup, tim seymour, steve grasso, nadine tu turman getting myself a double dose of pete today tonight on fast, call it inflation-proofing your portfolio. the chart master has three ways to play these insane rising prices we'll tell you what they are and how to trade them. >>> plus, revving up the old school auto companies surging today. ford at a 20-year high what is driving the moves? >>> and later, meta. where options traders think the company formerly known as facebook needs a reality check >>> happy friday, everybody. we have got a big show for you tonight, and we start with the inflation print heard around the world. consumer prices rising at their highest level in nearly 40 years with things like gasoline, rents, used car prices all seeing big gains but here i guess is the good news if you want to call it that a surge in consumer prices did not seem to spook the markets. the major indexes, they all rose, posted their best weeks since february the s&p setting its first record close since november 18th by the way. its 67th high close of the year. here's maybe an r.b.

we still have mayor pete. former mayor of south bend is plan b you better be in favor of running joe again even if he can't form a sentence. will way felt was super weak,

until a few years ago pete buttigieg dated women. now he is gay and a father and uses many unintelligible buzz words. talk like him, it's not hard? pick a phrase and add the word racism. you have a future in the democratic party. >> do you think that people who supported president trump and his immigration policies are racist? >> anyone supporting this is supporting racism. our healthcare system is burdened by racism and our schools are burdened by racism and the uniform. but it goes far beyond that. it's a matter of concern for every american that we dismantle systemic racism in our lifetime. >> tucker: and roads are racist too. certain kinds of people love this. if cnn anchors could use science, pete buttigieg is the candidate they would create in their baseman lab. no achievements of any kind. pete buttigieg could even run south bend, indiana. pete buttigieg has never shown an interest in improving the lives of actual people. he only talks about himself. every presidential election cycle you see someone like this. democratic candi

pete najarian is buying more -- ooh. can't tell you yet we'll do it nextnvestors your strategic advantage. where's mom? she said she would be home in time for the show. don't worry, sweetie. she promised she'd be here for it. ooh! nice shot! thanks! glad we have xfinity, with wifi speed faster than a gig! me too! woah, look! mom is on tv! she's amazing! (cheers) xfinity brought us together, after all! power your whole home this holiday with wifi speeds faster than a gig. click, call, or visit a store today. sing 2 >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon and here is our cnbc news update at this hour the death toll from tornadoes in kentucky remains unchanged at 74 governor andy beshear says more than 100 people are still missing. beshear also said the owners of that candle factory where eight people died believe they have located all of their other workers. >> the washington, d.c. attorney general is suing the proud boys and oath keepers over their involvement in the january 6th riot on capitol hill he accuses them of planning

you, pete. pete: at all. guys, he is doing two things simultaneously and you can tell. is he trying to get his character back. fascism mustily the labor secretary ronald reagan said what office do i go to to get my reputation back. he wants to speak out for hum civil. who he truly represents after so many people mischaracterized him. you heard it, he is having a facetime christmas with his family. he knows when he is there. he brings the whirlwind and scrutiny and ultimately wants to stay off the grid as well. we also asked him will he be at arizona state university coming up in the spring? he hinted that he might, in fact, he is considering going to asu even after they treated him the way that they did. that would be in a couple of weeks. stay tuned. he mentioned in a coded way accountability. i don't think they are quite at the place yet where they want to announce anything. but something may be coming in the similar to what happened in the covington case. so if you want to watch the extended

pete, what else do we know? >> i don't know what else you've said, because i've been serving some of my other masters here, jose, but this is a decision that says a couple of things. number one, the abortion law remains in effect. the supreme court did not lift its earlier stays that allowed the state to continue to enforce the law. so the law is still enforced. secondly, it does allow lawsuits to proceed against the state by abortion providers. now, remember, the issue here before the supreme court was not the constitutionality of this law or whether it violated federal statutes. it was simply the structure of the law. the supreme court wasn't being asked to overturn it. the only question before the supreme court is whether two lawsuits, two kinds of lawsuits could proceed in texas to challenge the law. one was one filed by the biden administration. the supreme court says, no, that one can't go ahead. the second one was lawsuits brought by abortion providers in texas. the supreme court says, yes, that can go ah

until a few years ago pete buttigieg dated women. now he is gay and a father and reads the atlantic magazine and uses unintelligible buzz words. many, many untell lidgeable buzz words. talk like him, it's not hard? pick a phrase and add the word racism. you have a future in the democratic party. >> do you think that people who supported president trump and his immigration policies are racist? >> anyone supporting this is supporting racism. our healthcare system is burdened by racism and our schools are burdened by racism and the uniform. but it goes far beyond that. it's a matter of concern for every american that we dismantle systemic racism in our lifetime. >> tucker: and roads are racist, too. certain kinds of people love this. if cnn anchors could use science, pete buttigieg is the candidate they would create in their baseman lab. road scholar, mckenzie consultant, no actual achievements of any kind. pete buttigieg could even run south bend, indiana. pete buttigieg has never shown an interest in improving the lives of actual peop

right, so what, what is pete doing about that? he's increasing the number of commercial trucking licenses. well, you just said that it's the labor problem. how is giving out more trucking licenses? going to help more licenses means more truckers willing to work for less money. buddha judge is investing in a new fleet of truck brewster seats. that will help a new generation of drivers start transforming the industry. that does sound durable. but why not do something about the lousy pay and conditions so that more a don't want to become truckers in the 1st place to actually do that would mean reclassifying drivers from independent contractors to employees so they can get paid an hourly wage. put a job doesn't have the authority to do that, but he could instruct the transportation department to sanction firms engage in illegal practices, investigate predatory vehicle loans or prioritize federal trucking contractors who operate under collective bargaining agreements. but that's not what america is all about. a federal court, federal s

pete, i'm going to toss it over to you 191 for that option. were you a buyer there, was that a good price >> you know, i don't know, frank. i think the reality is the volume is still low, as mike pointed out. when we're looking at unusual option activity, oftentimes we're looking for huge volumes this isn't in the category of huge volumes as far as risk/reward, i would much rather be in the options after the huge move we saw on the stock out of this news potentially the stock could fall back to where it came from fairly rapidly after this news settles in and all the rest of it i would rather be in the options. i would rather see a lot more volume than we're seeing right now. i'm not as intrigued as i normally would be. >> $800 million worth of stock, starboard taking a big stake there. >> it's important to follow activists like this, they obviously have a good track record, i would say take a look at square space too, a company which reached the public in a similar space, if you will, and not doing particularly well either there might be somet

pete hegseth along with florida attorney general pam bondi. you set down the pill mills in florida, this is the dumbest idea coming from the dumbest mayor new york is ever had. >> just added to his long list of failures. he has tried this for them. is his parting gift to new yorkers. what is he going to ask for annex, vaccination card from drug users, have kids step over needles? the importance of drug rehabilitation cannot be overstated in our country. we have to get rehabilitation which includes drug courts, which is what the trump administration was so great at promoting, not letting addicts commit crime on the streets. that's what he wants to do. it's truly unbelievable and that's his parting gift to new york. >> sean: your reaction, pete hegseth.th >> pam is right, it's the perfect exclamation point on an absolutely utterly failed socialist mayoral tenure so you crush small businesses, demoralize the police, allow criminality and now it is bring your own drugs. we will just bring your own drugs, here's the place where you can shoot up and

dan: pete, it was a garage poll. it was not a noose in the bubba wallace garage are they ever going to let this stuff go? >> they can't let it go dan i won't forget ones who stayed silent you mean one who is waited to see if it was actually true because maybe they've been around a garage once or twice and they think they exist in nascar graduation for drivers of all backgrounds and in all gee grafng locations. espn know this is story is fake. it doesn't matter that it is peak to them. because it serves overarching that are tv that's how they justify it may not have turned out to be exactly what we thought we ought to stay on our toes because stuff leak this is happening today xepght it is not and all a shame. dan: we have to stay on it right there's nothing to stay on it didn't happen. it is a garage poll. polls of the garage door closed. man, let it go. my gosh, all right joy reid this week -- you're right, they have nothing else. joy reid decide it will be a good idea to go after elon mufng long story short. fakene

you're talking a listen to pete, right? they talk about the viability standard. the viability standard is 24 weeksment many of the arguments here is that the viability standard should be moved up because science has changed over the last 40 plus years. of course it's all playing out in front of the supreme court as we speak. they're going to be hear all day. they're going to be at these rallies all day waiting to hear these arguments play out and a decision to come down from the supreme court hopefully in the spring. >> barbara, i'll get to you in one second. pete, as yasmin is talking about these arguments playing out, what are you going to be listening for as we hear from the justices? are there certain signals or questions that are going to pique your interest more than others. >> i think the question is who's the fifth vote. remember, it takes four votes to grant a case. the mississippi law was declared unenforceable by the fifth circuit court of appeals which ruled that supreme court precedent wouldn't allow this law to stand. you have to assume there are ti

pete hegseth along with florida attorney general pam bondi. you set down the pill mills in florida, this is the dumbest idea coming from the dumbest mayor new york is ever had. >> just added to his long list of failures. he has tried this for them. is his parting gift to new yorkers. what is he going to ask for annex, vaccination card from drug users, have kids step over needles? the importance of drug rehabilitation cannot be overstated in our country. we have to get rehabilitation which includes drug courts, which is what the trump administration was so great at promoting, not letting addicts commit crime on the streets. that's what he wants to do. it's truly unbelievable and that's his parting gift to new york. >> sean: your reaction, pete hegseth. >> pam is right, it's the perfect exclamation .1 an absolutely utterly failed socialist mayoral tenure so you crush small businesses, demoralize the police, allow criminality and now it is bring your own drugs. we will just bring your own drugs, here's the place where you can shoot up and it ince

pete, here it is, man they seem to be worried about foreign interference and elections. but what's to stop you from coming over here and voting in elections in new york city anybody thought of that? >> absolutely nothing, dan. it is not even illegal to do illegal things in new york anymore. why qowld it be illegal to do things that legal citizens are only able to do, of course, it is the logical extent and it reel views a bit of a motive about what's going on in our southern border. why would you seal border when you think you're getting future voters who can land in new york city and continue to allow you to do your bidding as you wreck the city? so this surprises nobody and reveals everything. dan: well, that's great you went to that angle and segues into second story so joe biden is extremely popular. just not here -- in ghana, so this is a video of a migrant from ghana thinks joe biden is polling well over there. check this out. [inaudible conversations] very good -- amount of people. dan: a man of the people pete he's just not the people of the united states and eve

pete, you were just leading allow the d.c. attorney's case. what is the legal impact of that, do you think? >> it's another lawsuit against the proud boys and oath keepers saying they were responsible for planning violence in the capitol. it names the same organizations and groups that have already been charged criminally in the district, so it doesn't, i don't think, add new information about them. it's just more trouble for them and, of course, unlike a criminal case where they could be hit with jail time or a fine, this specifically seeks money damages to help the government repay its expenses for dealing with the chaos on that day, andrea. >> garrett, let's play a little bit more of what we heard from congresswoman chen yooi. >> these are further evidence of president trump's supreme dereliction of duty during those 187 minutes. mr. meadows' testimony will bear on another key question before this committee. did donald trump, through action or inaction, corruptly seek to obstruct or impede congress' official proceeding to count electoral vo

secretary pete buttigieg, who is joining us tonight in this hour. and our law professional laurence tribe. he co-wrote a piece in august saying the justice department should conduct a criminal investigation of what donald trump did to try to violate election law on january 6 and before. and i want to check in with professor tribe tonight to see if this week may be the evidence base for and justification for a criminal investigation of donald trump has increased at all. >> certainly the january 6 investigators started talking in specific statutory language about what it is they're trying to figure out if trump did it. i mean, the language from liz cheney on this has been really provocative. it's deliberate and they're making a case for that kind of evidence which is going to put the justice department on the spot. but the january 6 investigation seems to be building a real case. >> yeah. we will see what professor tribe thinks of what's developed this week. and rachel, please enjoy the next couple hours of your -- >> friday eve. >> friday eve. friday

pete is still with us. sahil, so far jim jordan, you know, famously of the freedom caucus and ranking republican on the impeachment committee. a really vocal supporter of the former presidents has not said one way or the other whether he's going to comply. what are you hearing? >> that's correct. jim jord season not indicating clearly whether or not he will cooperate with this committee, but he did say he has real concerns with cooperating with this committee. those are his words which could be a hint as to which way he'll come down. the committee is only asking him to appear voluntarily. they say in the past saying he has nothing to hide. they say okay, if that's the case, come and talk about the messages, the communications you had with then president trump. >> and on the -- i want to play part of what jim jordan said last night on fox news reacting to the fact that they now want to talk to him. >> i got to be honest with you, i got real concerns about any committee that will take a document and alter it

they are maneuvering mayor pete ahead of kamala harris. a white male intellectual who is openly gay versus a woman of color. neither of whom has shown any ability to win the black vote or the white working class vote. when they push joe out it will be an identity politics blood blat. get the popcorn out. but for now, those two need to make it look like they love each other. it's hard to tell if it's:mayor pete or one of those child actors kamala likes to hire for p.r. purposes. this december they need their press allies more than ever. let's check in with constitutional school star joy behar. >> when the founding fathers were busy with the amendments. the first and second amendments didn't have ar-15s and they didn't have twitter. there is a lot of hate speech and misinformation to be dealt with. jesse: she is a talk show host who spews hate and misinformation who wants to tweak the constitution so she can't spew hate and misinformation. and joy is joaps last line of defense. now with reaction, republican congressman from california and ho