jackie: yeah. you make a great point there because the american people voted for change, and they are getting it in the house. they want the house to get to business and start looking into some of these investigations. as you mentioned, not just on big tech and censorship, but they want to know about the origins of covid, they want to know what happened be our afghanistan withdrawal -- with our afghanistan withdrawal, the southern border and so much more. so these holdout votes, if they continue to hold out and stall the process, i imagine there could be some backlash there. >> well, there can be, but that's not kevin's style. kevin's style is to keep working and, essentially, find ways to bring people together. and that includes a team of us who, you know, quite frankly are every bit as conservative and concerned about us being aggressive as those who are currently holdouts. many of the -- quite a few of the holdouts are my friends. heavy worked for me when i was chairman and, candidly, people lik

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jackie: good morning, everyone. i'm jackie deangeles in for maria bartiromo. it's wednesday, january 4th. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern time. markets pointing to a he rebound, futures in the green across the board. they this after finishing the first trading day of 2023 in the red as you can see there. tech and energy stocks driving things lower as investors i weigh fresh fears over growth and earnings. we'll get the fed minutes from the december meeting today at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. take a look at the two-year and 10-year yields as we'll be waiting and watching to see what the fed has said. meantime, brent and crude both down this morning. west texas intermediate trading just under $75 a barrel. europe mean markets looking look this, green across the board as well, ftse, cac and dax trading higher. in asia markets mostly higher with the exception of the nikkei, the hang seng was up over 3.2%. also, the speak spe speakershipe mate. no congressman can be officially sworn in m until the gop finds a consensus on who he deserves the gavel. i'm speaking wi

jackie: yeah. and the country. and you think about this poison coming in, it comes from china, comes out across the southern border and the more you poison the country, you know, there are reasons for it that are outside just the millions of dollars, hundreds of millions of dollars that are being made. but all right, we've got much more ahead this morning. coming up, amazon announcing it intends to lay off 18,000 workers, the largest company reduction in history. we are going to break it all down, word on wall street ooh coming up next. plus, a deleted biden campaign ad resurfacing, showing how president biden really feels about transportation secretary pete buttigieg. it is making a buzz this morning and you don't want to m miss a moment of it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ with fidelity income planning, a dedicated advisor can help you grow and protect your wealth. they'll help you create a flexible strategy designed to balance growth and guaranteed income so you

jackie: okay. today obviously like you said, chris, the headline number we are throwing darts a little bit but we will be watching the wage number very closely. jackie: wage number and participation too because participation has gone down. we would like to see participation go up. that brings us to the notion that the government has paid people to stay home and incentivized not work in this country versus working. the employees are being horded by the company and you have people that are sitting on the sidelines. >> it's being spent. you just had joe biden meet with mitch mcconnell in the infrastructure bill. this is all money that's going to be coming into the system and that can be inflationary. thank god we are seeing to see the supply chains loosen up a little bit so that's going to be helpful and auto manufacturers who had horrible december, okay, things are getting much better and we can start lowering prices. you want to do the larry kudlow when it comes to inflation. we are heading in the r

jackie: okay. >> reason being, the number of people working multiple jobs is at all-time high. we are losing o full-time jobs in favor of part-timer jobs. however if you are working two jobs, you count as two people, both of those surveys one big issue you've got the establishment, payroll survey, you've got household survey, those typically run in lockstep, however if you go back to march this year from march through november of this year, there is a 2.7 million job divergence largest in history the philly fed a weekor two ago said hey the amount of jobs that we think we he added second quarter were overstated by about a million jobs, you know i guess what i am questioning right here how accurate are these numbers are they really reflth reflecting real strength in the labor market. >> what do you think mark. >> i'm sorry eric. >> great points if you look at three data points household survey establishment survey adp, adp changes methodology a couple quarters ago still being processed into our mode

jackie: wow. i said this yesterday, between him, kamala harris, karine jean-pierre, i can't understand what anyone is saying. >> that would be fine, except you're talking about the president, the vice president, and the spokesperson for the be president. jackie: it's actually not funny. >> it's not funny. the thing is, people keep pointing to age, like see biden had a gaffe, you see what he called kamala harris, president harris. he's been doing this for more than 50 years. this isn't anything new. what you have to look at with this president, with the vice be president, with the press secretary, it's not rhetoric but poll circumstance spending $1.7 trillion in an omnibus package and barely anything goes to the border in terms of securing it. 1.7 trillion at last check that's kerosene on a fire in terms of inflation so always look at the policy but in the end, most democrats don't want joe biden to seek a second term and the number one reason they list is age because if he wins the second term you

jackie: joe? joe: there are other things could happen before you win this jackpot one giving birth to quintuplets. jackie: okay. i thought shark attack was good set it straight. joe: best one 28 times in a row heads better than thosea chance of that happening than winning this. jackie: i am not wasting my money on ticket because never going to happen, one person said that a winner, they would never win here week round and round chris, joe stay right the there next hour of "mornings with maria" starts right now. >> good morning. i'm jackie deangelis for maria bartiromo. jobs friday, january of your top stories, 8:00 a.m. eastern time. futures mixed today following yesterday's sell-off the dow higher by 10 nasdaq lower by 25 bumping around flatline until the jobs' report out at 8:30, now this is after a dismal day on wall street yesterday all three major indices, falling over 1% after strong private sector jobs' report investors seeking safety from riegz interest rates fears of a recession we are go

jackie: yeah. there are measures that staffers could have taken to report the tweets and have the company look at them. i've been harassed on twitter and i've done that and some of the stuff has been removed and some people been suspended. carl, also elon musk teasing the release of, quote, fauci files later this week. those are thought to focus on how twitter censored information that was surrounding covid-19 and some of the related policies, your reaction to this one? >> yeah, this is going to be probably most sensational of them all and tell us what we have known for a while. it's that when somebody was talking about alternative forms of medication, alternative lab leak theories and discussions that fauci didn't want to have, the government was leaning on social media to suppress the stories like they did with the hunter biden laptop in earlier twitter file releases and show how dangerous it is to let government get in bed with social media and this is kind of one of the things that really scare

jackie: i talked to scott. one of the 20 once lawmaker not backing mccarthy saying republicans can use this fight and to improve the way that congress works, i want you to watch this and then react. >> the investigations that aren't happening right now, let's take a look back at the investigations that we did do and what their outcome was whether fast and furious, benghazi, the brothers computer scandal or the trump pressure collusion there's never been accountability. we need to do this better. jackie: he also said he wants independent investigators, mccarthy is not budging on that, your thoughts? >> we all want to have accountability, speaker mccarthy if he becomes the speaker has been the architect to the commitment of america that includes a government that is accountable the problem we cannot do that because were not sworn in and we don't have the subpoena power. i think we want to see progress made, certainly in the way that washington works that includes oversight but we have to get to work. it's time we

jackie: ro. maria: do you feel you could mass up important opportunities because of pressure i want your take on chevron 2023 expenditures announcement that you are going to be talking about right now. because, some analysts have said look, with arbitrary budget, 17 billion dollars, 15 billion last year, does that put you in a box, whereas you have to pass up opportunities which could have been incredible not just chevron but koun. >> you have to remember coming out of a pandemic in an for products collapsed activity in the industry contracted to reflect that our spending in 2022 up nearly 50% versus 2021 including all acquisitions, and organic exam spending our budget for 2023 will be up another 25%, for organic capital investment versus where it was this year, so we are seeing significant he increases in our activity. much of it in the united states, it is a country where we have the single he largest allocation of capital to development pursuing projects we think good for market indicated will

jackie: okay. let's talk about broader markets a bit because you say you value cycle sectors over technology technology was clobbered last year others have come on the program definitively said that is an opportunity right now so just explain the strategy s a little bit. >> well we've had a with swooer correction bear market historically out of bear market leaders into it particularly technology and growth, are do not become leader going forward, it took 10 years for the technology stocks to recover from decline in 2000 we think value value has underperformed many years starting to outperform the cycles last several years we think we see continue value continue to do better with higher rates higher sustainable inflation rate i don't think out of control but higher than man like small cap over large cap cycle suggests large cap outperformed quite sometime small capped valuations historically low going to ask on relative basis to large cap a couple dlafrs out of mega cap tech companies moving into sm

jackie: yeah. meantime, president biden meeting with mexico's president in mexico city for day one of the north american leaders summit and a that was yesterday. here's what he had to say fresh off his first trip to the southern border on sunday, listen. >> we're going to discuss how to further deepen the relationship, not only mexico but the western hemisphere. we'll talk about the shared security, our joint action to address the plag plague of fentl and how to tackle irregular migration which i think we're well on the way to doing. jackie: biden saying the countries are well on the way to ending the border crisis, despite the record surge of migrants we're seeing and also understated the number of americans that died due to fentanyl. 195,000 americans have died by synthetic opioids with the most deaths being from fentanyl. congressman frye, i want to get your reaction. you look at what's happening at the southern border, and read about it and seeing the reports we have on fox business and fox new

jackie: james? >> i think it's strange, because it seems like they're blowing up the genius of the health club business model. you sell a product that you then never have to deliver. they buy the membership, but they don't actually go and consume the service. i think maybe it makes sense for equinox because they're more of the high-end product, so their the customer is probably going to want to -- jackie: actually, you're paying so much for that membership. yeah. >> maybe they end up pin picking up in february -- jackie: real quick, you made a lose weight resolution this year, i did not. >> i was 206.3 when i got ready for "fox & friends" on sunday, i haven't checked lately, but i feel like i'm losing -- i'm probably down to about 170. i probably lost 30 pounds in 3 days. [laughter] i'm joking. jackie: i definitely did not believe that. okay, james freeman, todd piro, it's been an interesting three hours. thank you so much. "varney & company" is up next. i'm going to send it over to my friend stuart

jackie: welcome back. i'm jackie deangeles. some of the other headlines we're watching this morning, in one of the most shocking moments ever seen in sports, buffalo bills player demar hamlin is in critical condition after making a tackle. the bills safely briefly standing up on his own after making the hit but collapsing to the ground secre seconds later. buffalo bills releasing an update, tweeting he suffered a cardiac arrest. his heartbeat was restored on the field and he was transferred to the uc medical center for testing and treatment. he is currently sedated and listed in critical condition. folks across the nation donated over $3 million to the foundation in the hours after the collapse, the number growing by the minute. to the latest update in the idaho murder case, bryan kohberger expected to waive extradition to idaho in a hearing today. kohberger was arrested on friday in pennsylvania for the murders of four university of idaho students. we're learning from his public defender that he was pulled over twice in indian

jackie: congressman elect. if i can switch gears for a moment. 3 new york city police officers were attacked with a machete in new year's eve, authorities are charging the 19-year-old bedford with attempted murder and being investigated to potential ties with islamic extremism. your thoughts of crime in new york city, this incident in particular as well as others that we have seen? >> we have, obviously this incident is extremely troubling especially on new year's eve. my cousin is an nypd detective and so it hits close to home when you see an officer attacked as an attempted murder of a brand-new officer. and we need to get crime under control in new york city. there's no question about it. the only way to do that is to empower law enforcement to repeal cashless bail, enact a dangerousness standard. new york state is only state without dangerousness standard the. people who are committing violent offenses need to be held in jail pending trial, period. that is something that we need to empower judges to do and

>> welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead, i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo, a messy house with contentious and continuous votes for house speaker this week, how will all of this affect the republican agenda going forward i am asking senator bill hagerty how his side of the chamber is dealing with this. will get his take on president biden facing the crisis at our southern border. first hand visiting el paso this weekend. then a strong jobs report into december what it means for the economy and your investments with their traps report founder larry mcdonald and after a massive surge in china's public cases, the ccp is threatening retaliation against the u.s. over travel restrictions now in effect, kt mcfarland on what we can expect, first joining me foreign relations oregon, bill hagerty, a part of me will illegal immigration before i get to the border what's unfolded this week on the house for, went to union fellow said republicans and the impact is going to have on your agenda, also some concerns about national security and

jackie: tough out there. it is tough and this is going to be one of the topics that we discuss on the big money show. sort of breaking down how people can budget better and -- and live better in this environment. >> i think, maria, so interesting we were speaking with the owner peter lucas who has been here 17 years owning this location and what he said that after covid he had to raise menu taxes 5% every six months. you do simple math that's about 25%. egg prices he said are up 400%. there was also nassau county minimum wage, they had to work to increase that and get employees back to $15 an hour. so really all of these issues are coming all at a time when it's really been hard to afford things so the economy inflation all of these conversations we are having with business owners is what we are doing on the program as well. >> right. maria: that is awesome. congrats and welcome to fox business. brian, what about you, tell us about the new show from your standpoint? >> we are so excited for the new show. all

i want to answer jackie one quick thing. if you want, the markets want stagnation or blockage, gridlock. they are likely going to have. it could be really nice market time because if you look at how this is all being handled, imagine governing with that slim majority. and you have all these folks say we are not like that and we are moving forward. >> jackie: it's really interesting because we think we are setting up to have a rough year economically and again i separate the markets from the underlying fundamentals of the economy, bret. but i think you know i think wall street is looking at this and finally saying it has gotten what it wanted here because we have seen trillions of dollars in spending continue to pass. spending some may argue we haven't necessarily needed. this was a change wall street is looking for. wall street isn't saying we want answers to questions of the origins of covid or the withdrawal of afghanistan or hunter biden's laptop or all of those investigations the american people care about. they are look

this is jackie's first egg of the year. congratulations. hey jackie reservation is high, but we'll just have to wait. eagle egg typically takes 38 to 39 days to hatch. so, of course, stay tuned. 38 to 39 days is slightly shorter than what i was doing. like 40 weeks. healthy and beautiful. but do you know what righng rig trueoard. disn the py of abc and mario mario haiveta captured the moment his eight year old son, mario jr. spun around and saw the final result of his captain mickey makeover. that's quite the makeover. look at that. yeah we are adorable. his reaction is priceless. little mario even got to pick out his outfit. he had his hair done. get some mickey mouse glitter, all at the bibbidi bobbidi boutique. now we've got to get him up there with the captain. right the ship glammed up. i love this so much so adorable for me. yeah okay next to some serious enchantment of the girl scout cookie kind girl scout cookie season is now upon us people, and this year you'll have to leave a little extra room on your order form for a brand new co

♪ ♪ >> harris: you are watching "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner with me jackie deangelis, deangelis, tammy bruce, lisa boothe, david webb, can you say hot five. let's do this. we began with the president biden facing additional questions over how he has handled the nation's secrets after his attorney is found more classified documents at his home in wilmington, delaware. despite the white house saying the search was complete last thursday. rapid developments here is what we are looking at so far. november 2nd, just days before the midterm election, six days, the president's aides find classified documents and a closet at the penn-biden center, a think tank in washington, d.c. but that discovery was not made public. on november 14th, attorney general merrick garland appoints a u.s. attorney to go over the case. fast-forward to december 20th, the president's attorneys find another batch of documents. these pages that were stored in his garage at his home coming in oh, next to the corvette like he told us. the story finally broke wide open on january 9th. an additional document was the

neil: no, that is you. >> no, that's jackie. neil: you have all of this stuff going so why now between your background, everything you know about finance, everything you know about this and coming here, how do you connect that to viewers who see a cpi report like this and say wait a minute. >> my background has been so focused on learning what wall street is doing and i feel so excited and honored we can be here and also help make the audience smarter which is what you've also been doing here everyday and just translate all of those numbers into egg prices some of the airline data, what lauren was talking about earlier , some of the food prices as well, so i'm excited to be here and to get going and to talk about the numbers as well. we can do the bond markets with you, neil. neil: there we go, but a lot of people are jumping on this report, right? and saying wow, we're off to the races. >> it's huge. neil: why do they like it? >> i think it's interesting finally got that month-over-month decline in the headline number, core tho

i'm jackie ibanez. g death. i'm jackie ibanez. dan: i want to give you a quick note about what aboutism. what aboutism is a charge frequently thrown at us conservatives when we call them out for something they did. republican lawmaker congressman from long island just elected by the same of george santos. george santos had a fantastic resume. the problem is he admits now a lot of it wasn't real. kind of trouble on a resume. that's really bad. full stop. but it's fascinating because liberals say this guy needs to resign, we can't have any of that. i thought to myself, he does? i don't like resume fabrications. but you want this guy to resign, despite of the massive amounts of lying from lefties? i'll tell you what. george santos should resign and everyone else should resign too. deal? if you are going to say it's about principle, it's about principles for everyone. here is a montage of democrats. >> we have learned something very important since the day i served in vietnam. >> in iraq is where my son died. >> if you want to know wh

the ingram ang is a fox news alm jackie ibanez live in new york. the buffalo bills releasing an update following safety omar hamlin's collapsed during monday night football. the team releasing this tweet hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest following a hit in our game versus the bengals. his heartbeat was restored on the field, and he was transferred to the uc medical center for further testing and treatment. he is currently sedated and listed in critical condition. hamlin who made his nfl debut just two seasons ago, collapsed after he tackled bengals wide receiver t. higgins hamlin

. >>> carley: four our freemen thanks to the bail laws pure jackie ibanez with the details, jackie. >> todd and carley, the four migrants are back on the street like you said, carl e. they were arrested with grand larceny for the $12,000 heist on long island january 9th. and now the county police say they came to new york on a bus from texas and held overnight before being released on bail just one day after the arrest. this comes as chase begins closing some of the 24-hour atms in new york citing "the rise in crime and vacancy. they took similar actions in the summer when the growing number of homeless new yorkers began sleeping and using the bathroom and atm lobbies. mayor eric adam says his city needs to be safer, but to offer a solution to combat the crisis. >> people don't want to walk into the atm and see someone. see someone screaming and yelling. i don't want my atms closing down. i don't want people leaving our city. we have to create an environment that people are safe and they feel safe. >> i've seen some of these atms appear they are filthy. chase has a small portion of th

we're joined now by white house correspondent jackie heinrich jackie. hey don . we've just learned new details from the white house counsel and from bob bauer, who is the personal attorney for the president. we've learned that the doj actually was conducting a search of the president's wilmington's home on friday. it started at 9 45 in the morning and finished around 10:30 p.m. during that surged department of justice took possession of a bunch of materials that they deemed within the scope of their inquiry, and that included six items consisting of documents with classification markings and surrounding materials, some of which were from the president's service when he was in the senate, and some from when he was vice president. now, what is notable about this statement that we got from bob bauer? is that doj requested that the search not be made public in advance, which is likely why we were not told about it. on friday in the briefing room, we asked the white house press secretary why biden was going to rijo bit at the summer home. he usually goes to even fairl

how am i going to fit it in the case because we weren't expecting a train and jackie kennedy's gowns were noted for their sleeves or lack thereof. eventually mrs kennedy could go to sleeveless and then eventually one shoulder dresses and then finally strapless dresses. but there was some concern within the administration that the public might look askance at first lady who was wearing a strapless dress. the current first ladies gowns will be remembered for another reason. of course, both outfits feature something that will no doubt set them apart. from the other displays here at the museum matching masks. the exhibit opens to the public at the national museum of american history. today at 10 a.m. eastern, by the way, the first lady also said she looks forward to adding some men's wear to the gallery in the future for the first gentleman. see what i see what you did there? yeah aviators. maybe that's right. i would. i mean, that's my dream job, by the way, if anyone was to ask me being first gentleman of the united states, how great would that be? you get to decorate for christmas. yo

jackie spear is one of them, she has served the peninsula for 15 years. her road to washington started decades ago when she was shot during an ambush in jonestown. we have more on how this tragic experience ultimately shaped her future. >> reporter: decades before coming to congress, jackie spear was lying on a deserted airstrip in the cell small south american nation of guyana. >> i was on the airstrip for 22 hours without medical attention. >> congressman leo ryan is dead shut along with four other americans. >> reporter: she was on a fact-finding mission with her boss, california congressman leo ryan at the people's temple compound of leader jim jones. after the visit as they sought to return home, attackers dispatched by the cold leaders assassinated ryan. they shot spear multiple times. >> many of us thought we would die there. i was thinking no one would ever know what happened to me. >> reporter: shortly after, another horror unfolded when hundreds of men and women in the people's temple died in an act of mass murder suicide. >> the scene at jonest

jacky. >> jackie: bryan kohberger will head back to idaho and face murder charges for killings. bryan kohberger mouthed words i love you to his fparents and tw sisters. authorities believe he will be taken back to idaho within the court-ordered 10-day window. several doors and windows were broken to gain access to the bryan kohberger home during the morning hours of december 30th. >> force was used and warrants issued, which in pennsylvania requir

jacky. >> jackie: bryan kohberger will head back to idaho and face murder charges for killings. bryan kohberger mouthed words i love you to his fparents and tw sisters. authorities believe he will be taken back to idaho within the court-ordered 10-day window. several doors and windows were broken to gain access to the bryan kohberger home during the morning hours of december 30th. >> force was used and warrants issued, which in pennsylvania require additional probably cause. tactical on the scene in the neighborhood of 50. >> jackie: investigators hired by bryan kohberger's defense team went to the home where the murders took place, taking pictures of the property and getting look of december 15th, bryan kohberger was pulled over for a routine traffic stop with his dad. you can see it there. the family of one victim, kaylee goncalves, is speaking out on what they hope happens there daughter's killer. >> well, considering this person went in there with the intent to kill and showed no mercy, unprovoked and killed our daughter, her best friend and their two friends, we are glad we

well, the big bear bald eagle couple shadow and jackie. >> could become parents again as jackie has just laid her first egg here. the eagles are made famous in recent years. what a nature group's web cam which constantly monitors their movement, jackie and shadow successfully raise chicks in the nest last year as well as back in 2019. john is such a cool name for an eagle eye shadows. still to come, the next hour. are you ready for game day? >> kron 4 morning news. going to help you in the next hour with a live report. everything you need to know before the forty-niners take the field. and the mega millions drawing is happening tonight. we're going to wake like a a lot of people are hoping that we have the details coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning and a happy friday to you. thanks for spending a little of it without some dari and i'm james and we hope you enjoyed yesterday and the dry weather we had all around the bay. >> today, it's going to be a little different yeah, i think we're f

in delhi dedicated to mahatma gandhi. jackie's himself has read about gone the since he were the child. the bellow, the thing he was had students to learn more about the great man as well than the ticket economy was a leader of our country who made a name for himself and for our country globally. he led such important movements and struggles that we still think about that the kids should also know all that, that he only the authority. but there were the carnegie mart my gun. these 2 for non violence and campaigned fiercely for religious tolerance, eradication of under to ability and self rule for india. a poor man until a professor at deleon where city often writes about gandhi. he describes him as a dissenter and a disruptor. he says that society's collective understanding of candy has become superficial. i was schools, our picks books are in worst is born warned children or students to, to come across bad gandhi, who asks, uncomfortable question. and who, who questions on the status quo in every sense of the term. jaw says, today's society has lost sight of gone these to relevance in

as jackie says, this doesn't just go on for, days this goes on for weeks. i cannot imagine we're still here and donald trump is going to say yeah he's my guy, where stigma can mccarthy. maybe surprised with donald trump. -- cut loose at some point. >> we will soon find out. jackie alemany, yamiche alcindor, will hurd, great to see you all. will, congratulations again. will hurd just got married. wh we come back, the congresswoman-elect at the center, the center of the push against kevin mccarthy is here. we'll talk to lauren boebert as the speaker standoff enters day three. and later, president biden and mitch mcconnell showcasing their big bipartisan win in kentucky, while the house remains in chaos. our friends michael steele and juanita tolliver are here to discuss all. the 11th hour just getting underway on wednesday night. y night. i wish that shaq was my real life big brother. turns out, some wishes do come true. they'll never know. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. for a g

but i think that certainly history will be kind to jackie and history. certainly already reckon nice is the historical and nancy pelosi has played in our nation's history. >> pelosi will be again sworn into the house today for another term. but this one as a rank-and-file member with no special privileges, it will be the first time she is sworn in without a leadership position in more than 20 years. coming up next to the kron, 4 morning news. new details in the shocking arrest of a quadruple murder. >> for college students and his crypt that country what the victim's family had to say. we'll be right back after the break. all right. welcome back to the kron. morning news. good to be back. hopefully got a lot of rest. >> maybe you stayed in because of the but john has been telling you today's a good day to go out and get some things done, cause that you might not be able to do that after today, right, john? yeah. after today, things tomorrow and into thursday, we're going to be a lot tougher to get done just because getting outside. >> it's going to be no

jackie live in mexico city. thank you. >> the president looking what appears to be a tractor-trailer that some of the port of entry spots had devices and other things. so, apparently looking at that, at the moment, part of the demonstration there with the president by the border patrol officials. as we have been reporting, republicans have criticized the president for many years now for not going down to the border as president or vice president. he apparently made one trip at one point to el paso. never really a detailed examination such as what he is doing there now. there is concerns that this may just be a superficial meet and greet even though the border patrol is putting out the best red carpet and demonstrations of what they do. will this actually resonate and have a deep effect on biden's administration policies. that is the question. what happens after this visit, not the demonstrations we are seeing today. will this resignation and make for a tougher administration immigration policy as critics? lucas

. >> mj, thanks so much joining us now says jackie kucinich, and errol lewis. jackie, folks are trying to find a path forward, one is don bacon, a mccarthy supporter. here's what he told us last hour. have a listen. >> i encourage him to continue, but he may start looking across the aisle to determine if there could be some promises made on committee ratios, things like that, because if a small handful refuse to be part of the team, you cannot let them hold you hostage. >> he said preliminary talks are underway with democrats, granted a far-fetched kind of path here. but we're sees surprises every day. is that a potential way out? >> there's no incentsives for democrats to help kevin mccarthy. if you looked at that forward yesterday, other than the frustration you started seek in the latter part of the day, democrats were having the time of their lives. they had just lost the majority, yet they're watching the republicans twist in the wind and not get their acts together. i would say -- you're not going to have democrats bailing out kevin mccarthy, particularly

: spanish jackie, yeah >> spanish jackie, and thank y'all for the love y'all give spanish jackie that is just like one of my most favorite things i've ever played >> jimmy: really >> yes she has a wooden hand. >> jimmy: uh-huh >> she has 20 husbands >> jimmy: that's right >> and she don't give a [ bleep >> jimmy: okay [ laughter ] i love that you said the word but you just kind of whiffed it out. >> yeah, because i know how y'all is >> jimmy: but that -- that can't stop us from bleeping it >> y'all got the bleeper, man. >> jimmy: no, but then -- then you don't have to go, "she don't give a --" [ laughter ] >> well, she don't give a [ bleep [ laughter ] i'll say it right. >> jimmy: you kind of fluffed it out the first time. yeah but one of your husbands - >> yes >> jimmy: -- on the show is one of our - >> oh, my gosh >> jimmy: -- dear friends, fred armisen >> fred is so -- fred is one of my favorite people [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on. >> he's one of my favorite people in the world, 'cause fred knows how to ride the boat >> jimmy: yeah >> you know what i'm saying? he knows how to get

i'm getting a little lunch for taylor and jackie. he trying to earn fay check, they're talking paychecks with guests at the diner. i let them have it. >> i'm here, neil, small business owner, member of the community, so great to have you here with us our light lunch here to start. >> light lunch. >> talk to us, how do feel on the ground? you're here in the community, in the real estate business, how are things going? >> the market is still strong. there is a lull always this time of year, january, february, market is still strong. people are still buying, prices, markets, interest rates are coming back down, they did peak up two weeks ago, low sixes, high-fives, depending on the buyer. there will always be a need. >> how are some supply issues with new home construction? are thinks easing up a little bit? >> things are easing up as far as supplies. the docs are opening up. they did have an issue with forklift drivers, things at the docks, but it is easing up. you will wait a few weeks, but it is not like it was during the pandemic. >

she worked hard, i don't like this at all. >> jackie ibanez, your computer is tattling. they're going take money away from you, do you defend yourself or what do you do? >>> the beginning of the story, she actually initiated the conversation with her manager. she's the one that raise the red flag, it is clear that she's unproductive. it is a manager problem it sounds like from the top down. something is not right there. >> interesting to me, jonathan comes into my office saying i feel unproductive. >> i am have been here eight hours today and i have been in tv for four minutes, i don't need anybody tracking what i did the rest of the time. >> we are in the industry where we get 90 seconds and they bet be good. anybody need me? >> lyla rose? >> listen, it sounds like a mane boss. the pure hours you work or the things you create. >> nicely done. >> i am going to say that computer is a dang liar. >> next up, the january blues. the most depressing day of the year, good thing we have the night cap crew, jonathan hunt, give us something to lift our spirits in the final minute

on jackie's hand, but this is a different phase of martha's life. the section in the papers that dwells on this, on this period of happy married life, happy and educative experience for jackie at home, and here he is as he grows. and i'm afraid martha spoils him which is perfectly plain, both in the papers of george washington, and if you look at martha's correspondence with her sister nancy, plain there too. here is poor patsy, the heiress. i'm not sure if you can see but she is festooned with expensive jewelry from london. that, perhaps, doesn't entirely detract -- or if you like it, it can't do away with that very pale and frail appearance which has washington and martha seeking everywhere for remedy, or cures, for these fits. in her teens, these fits were, historical posts mortems are difficult -- dicey. epileptic fits is a fair guess. without a doubt. so, at the age of 16, 17, been courted by every young man in search of a rich bride in the region, she stayed at home. dancing on the terrace. when she was up to it. this, apparently, bucolic and

in someways, as jackie pointed out, this is a problem that republicans internally are wrangling about and not clear that mccarthy has the votes to do it. so from the democrats' perspective, it's probably best to let them fight it out but comments like that certainly don't help, but, i would say to matt gaetz' point, there is legitimate concern about where exactly the line here is when it comes to punishing members of congress for things that they say and that still is being worked out. >> yeah, i also think there is a larger conversation to be had about apologies and, you know, allowing people to grow whether they're democrats or republicans or not affiliated at all. >> thank you both so much. >>> to the national lead, an ice storm causing big problems on highways across several states. take a look. >> oh, oh, oh. >> brutal, crashes and vehicles caught in dangerous slides. the scene playing out across the southern united states today from texas to tennessee. let's bring in jennifer gray in the cnn weather center. this ice storm impacts several major cities and the danger, the threat o

. >> s>> brian: thank you so much, jackie. let's bring an james comer chairman of the oversight committee. congressman comber, we talk about the raid over the weekend and what happened friday but what is the biggest takeaway for you? the fbi asked to go in and valued lawyers asked to stay and look? >> the biggest takeaway is i still don't leave the doj, fbi are taking this seriously. we learned that initially they just took the president's personal attorney's word that there were no further documents. at the very least, this should put to bed whether president biden's attorneys actually know the extent of his responsibility, or they are not being truthful with the doj. they need to take this very seriously. i think any premise where the president has spent any amount of time needs to be searched. i wouldn't rule out searching anywhere where certain relatives of the biden family, we know has been involved in influence peddling schemes. i wouldn't rule out looking at their locations, which this is a pattern and no one believes t

jackie: welcome to fox news alert. i'm joe dr i'm jackie ibanez iw york. the president's attorney says the fbi conducted a search of joe biden's home. the items were from when he was vice president and a senator. attorney general merrick garland appointed a special prosecutor to investigate the matter. biden calls republican demands for spending cuts irresponsible. mccarthy has not revealed what spending cuts the gop is contemplating. i'm jackie ibanez. annel. dan: welcome back to "unfiltered." once a government takes away your rights, have fun getting them back. governor desantis is taking steps to secure our body sovereignty and medical freedom. and protect workers who refuse to take it jab. governor ron desantis joins us now. you were ruthlessly attacked by the media with horrible names like death santis. your approach to the pandemic was right. >> dan, look, it used to be textbook pandemic preparedness that you keep things going. that's what we tried to do in florida having kids in school was important. but what we did better than anyone, we protected

ask jackie cottage to quick word about it? i have been rather fierce defender of the institutes of the family for my entire career. i've learned so much of this issue from marianne. but might very wisely print our very wise late friend once called me up short when i was a young scholar fiercely defending the institution of family. which she defended as well there's no greater defender of the family. but she said robby, defend the family it's crucial definitely important but do not romanticize it. and i said what you mean? and she said well, you know what friends are? i said do i know who my friends are and she said no and you know what friends are question so what you mean? friends are gods of compensation for giving your family. [laughter] families aren't easy brothers got lots of problems as a lots of pathology you cannot romanticize but we cannot do without it. we have a strength, we need to uphold it but we cannot romanticize it. >> onto thank you you all. not only for coming, but for staying so long. i want to ask you to