pete didn't give up. >> reporter: tonight sarah sent us this message for pete. >> pete, rest easy, my friend. you've won. i hope you're up in heaven hitting home runs. >> reporter: pete's life continuing to inspire the next generation of people battling a.l.s. like oziel mendoza. >> when you think of pete, what inspiration do you draw from him? what legacy do you think pete frates and julie have had? >> they're someone we can look up to. role models. without even knowing them. it's so inspiring that a man with limited abilities similar to me and so many others can make such a big impact. >> reporter: osiel, now 24, was an all-around athlete just like pete, a team captain. he fell in love with his middle school sweet-heart, bella. they dreamed of starting a life together. but in the summer of 2016 he started to notice a twitching and muscle weakness. after a series of tests that dreaded diagnosis, a.l.s. >> what was that like, getting that news? >> still hard to put into words. my whole entire life flashed by me. >> reporter: but life moved forward. and just like pete, osiel fought to

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>> pete. >> reporter: pete, pete, pete? >> pete, pete, pete. >> reporter: but not paul? >> not paul. >> reporter: then five months into the investigation there was news of a sort from one of the crime labs. a male leg hair was found under a label of one of the envelopes, and the dna came back matching nobody. no one in the moore family or any one of the codis database, anyway. odd. had it been planted there to throw off investigators? then one of these envelopes finally gave up what appeared to be a real clue. >> there was a dna profile from fingerprint ridge detail on the back of one of the stamps that was affixed to the envelopes that one of the letters was sent in. >> so what came back from these dna tests? >> a contributor of the dna from the fingerprint material was similar to paul moore. >> reporter: case closed. right? not this time. this time there was a "but." >> similar to paul moore, but it wasn't a match. >> reporter: the dna sample was so minute that forensic scientists were unable to build a full genetic sequence. meaning the dna may have come from paul moo

ed and pete? pete: i'm sure she will do great. president trump launching the nation's first new military branch in more than 70 years. >> space is the world's newest war fighting domain. amid grave threats to our national security, american spoirt in space is absolutely vital. space force will help us control aggression and control the ultimate high ground. ed: sixth major division of the armed forces what is spoifers' mission on day one? here to explain. space florida dale kevinen. dale, thanks for coming. >> in good morning. ed: how do you answer that question? >> well, space force is going to be continuing the work that's been done to date by the air force, the navy and the army to defend the u.s.' ability to have dominance in space. we have been working on this for quite some time because it's that important. what space force does is puts this separate service now has its own seat at the table with the joint chiefs of staff able to advocate for the interests that are necessary to assure that u.s. maintains that dominance in sp

pete: bingo. >> religion. pete: bingo. >> fred of press? pete: yes. correct. those are well done, people think about the most. any other folks think about? >> arms. pete: skipping amendment mass. first amendment only? how about assembly? that is in there and petition the government. well-done. you win. another winner here on the square. here is another one. which amendment, ma'am, what is your name. >> betty hunter. pete: betty hunter from where? >> nashville, tennessee. pete: is this your daughter. >> granddaughter. pete: daughter. try yo. this is for all of you, which amendment guards against unreasonable searches and seizures? second, third, fourth, fifth. >> fourth. pete: fourth amendment is correct. [cheering] absolutely. the fifth is one you plead when you're guilty you don't want to tell anybody. this is for the whole group. this is last run. we're running out of time. what is my favorite amendment in the bill of rights? first, second, fifth or 10th? >> second. pete: two is really high. i will say. but actually my, should be the first, since we have fre

pete over to you. pete: thank you, katie. after this long week for those who are awake and still interest ed, 2020 democrats making their pitch to voters and take to the debate stage in los angeles last night. the reported question is what do the voters think? here is the partner and president and author of the great book, persuasion, lee carter thanks for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. pete: absolutely so they started out the debate with impeachment as if we haven't heard enough about that for the last couple of weeks but andrew yang took a different view than everyone else. we'll see what the voters thought. the media networks didn't do us any favors by missing why donald trump became our president in the first place. the more we act like donald trump as a cause of our problems the more americans lose trust that we can actually see what's going on in our communities, and solve those problems. what we have to do is we have to stop being obsessed over impeachment. pete: that's a very different message we he

pete. pete: gauging gavin newsome. thanks ed. k-9 ends a chase after he blasted through a truck's windy. the duke, the heroic hundred flying through the air helping make arrest, clamming down on suspect refusing to get out of his vehicle. emily: joining on skype, michael nuss from the california police department and officer duke. thank you for being with us, and high to duke over there. tell us about the situation and apprehension. >> thank you for having me. so our california highway patrol was involved in a pursuit. they requested my assistance due to me having k-9 duke. ed: absolutely. michael, if we could talk to duke we would. we don't have the translation technology yet. some day we probably will. translate, michael, this dog has done a tour in iraq with the marines. his birthday is on christmas eve seven years old, god bless him. but i got to believe his training was never, please, catapult yourself through a half prone window. what is it about his training that leads him to say, i will take that kind of a move? >> it is

pete: welcome to modern warriors, i'm your host pete hegseth. thanks for joining us. this is night i've been looking forward to for a long time. sitting next to me are the best of the best our country has to offer. four accomplished special operators and patriot who put their life on the line to defend your great country. >> two states you're live in. you're either at war or getting ready to back. >> >> lieutenant colonel scott mann, four tours of afghanistan under his belt. he specialized in high impact missions all over the world with iraq, peru, panama and iraq. he last out, of a green beret, hero's journey to help vets tell their story and transition to civilian life. >> you're going out there every single night knowing you're facing eminent threat. pete: former cia contractor matt best, joined the army at 17 years old. deployed five times to iraq and afghanistan after leaving the rangers he continued service working with the cia as contractor deployed around the world. co-founder of article 15 clothing and black rifle coffee. he helps with addiction treatment and

>> pete. >> reporter: pete, pete, pete. >> pete, pete, pete. >> reporter: but not paul? >> not paul. >> reporter: then five months into the investigation there was news of a sort from one of the crime labs. a male leg hair was found under a label of one of the envelopes and the dna came back matching nobody. no one in the moore family or any one of the codis data base anyway. odd. had it been planted there to throw off investigators? then one of these envelopes finally gave up what appeared to be a real clue. >> there was a dna profile from fingerprint ridge detail on the back of one of the stamps that was affixed to the envelopes that one of the letters was sent in. >> reporter: what came back from these dna tests? >> a contributor of the dna from the fingerprint material was similar to paul moore. >> reporter: case closed. right? not this time. this time there was a "but." >> similar to paul moore but it wasn't a match. >> reporter: the dna sample was so minute forensic scientists were unable to build a full genetic sequence, meaning the dna may have come from paul moo

pete? pete: thank you, ainsley. president trump taking a swipe at 2020 hopefuls while rallying voters in michigan last night. president trump: you see their debates are dying. who wants to watch it? you know what i'm not going to say bad things about him. i'd love him to win. i thought i knocked off pocohont as. i did it a year or two early. i give her credit. i don't think she's going to make it. pete: this coming as a new poll shows impeached or not. the commander-in-chief leads in a head to head matchup. here with his reaction is radio talk show host tony cats. good morning, so that poll is quite stunning you consider the moment we're in right now, this is a recent poll showing he leads everyone on the democrat side that wasn't even the case a year or two ago. impeachment really hasn't gone their way has it? >> no, no, and i think that the democrats are stunned by the luke warm reception that they are getting and they are stunned everything they keep telling us the american people doesn't resonate with us, the am

pete: wow. ainsley: we will get more details as the day moves on and we will bring it to you. >> back in a minute you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. hi honey, we got in early. yeah, and we brought steve and mark. ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. >> it is a yearly tradition on "fox & friends" to watch as santa's friends repel down a 22 story skyscraper. >> bill: last year janice dean took the plunge. now it's adam. brian cashman is at his side. >> he is here to my right. we have brian the repeler to my left making sure i don't fall. that 270 feet at this point. 60 feet from the roof. by hanging here for a few minutes. chilly side. it's where santa claus comes down the building at 5:00 p.m. and lights the tree. >> 21 years. the event is

pete, why are you not there? pete: amazing! [laughter] ed: spacex says it's delivered more than 95,000 pounds of cargo to the iss, another supply capsule from a russian rocket is set to arrive at the station tomorrow. >>> and the actress in the peloton exercise bike commercial breaking her silence. >> okay, ready? >> yes. >> now! >> a peloton? a year ago i didn't realize how much this would change me. ed: the ad was slammed as sexist because a man bought the exercise bike for his wife. pete: okay. ed: the actress now saying i was shocked and overwhelmed by the attention this week, especially the negative is an understatement. she now stars in a new commercial for gin, so it kind of worked out for her -- lisa: really soaking it all, yeah, good for her. ed: maybe some new business. and, oh, baby, check out this viral photo shoot. three-week-old luna does not look pleased. her dad says he's actually been given that look since she was born. but the photographer says little luna was actually very relaxed and chill you might say desp

pete: we could. pete: i know you tried, pete. pete, i did, i did. reporter: nuts and bolts of impeachment in the house intelligence committee. intelligence chairman adam schiff put out a notice to all his members, democrats, and republican as draft of that report will be available for reviewing and editing before going final. then on tuesday the intel committee will vote on the final verse. we think that will happen at about 6:00 p.m. finally on wednesday the impeachment ball bounces to the house judiciary committee will host a public hearing with constitutional experts to make a legal case for impeaching the president. most of this will go down while president trump is overseas. he will be in the uk. he will attend meetings with the other nato ally members to talk about threats from china, iran and from turkish president erdogan. judiciary committee republican doug collins sent a letter to chairman jerry nadler ahead of wednesday's public hearing calling him to include witnesses that represents both sides. he writes, a equal distribution of experts

pete, do you want one of those? pete: i do. i'm going to wait for a couple models into the future when it can go for longer than ten minutes and costs five grand. >> that's a lot of money. ed: there you go. pete: another life. ed: in the meantime, the college football championship game is all set, number 3 clemson scoring in the final two minutes, knock off ohio state in one of the semifinals. >> right. >> field goal range and lawrence, over the middle, etienne, touchdown, tigers! >> i got a little excited there. so the clemson tigers will play the tigers of lsu which routed fourth-ranks oklahoma. pete: and in the cotton bowl, penn state beating memphis 53-39. our next guest who play for penn state, former nfl player devon still joins us now. >> thanks for having me. pete: you were the big ten defensive lineman of the year, all-american from penn state, now we know who the national championship, what the showdown will be. >> yeah. me and my family actually had a chance to attend that penn state game, and it was great if for the

pete: send us a song. ed: army navy game today, pete? pete: we are ready to go. i'm not going but the army has won last three years in the row. ed: five and seven this year and navy is 9-2. pete: we have been there before. we like a good underdog. we will talk about it all morning long. i won't waste my material right now. ed: months allege nancy pelosmonths ago nancy pelosiwas. instead the house judiciary committee yesterday in historic vote but also party line votes approved two articles of impeachment against president trump. pete: out of the judiciary committee the first article of impeachment for abuse of power, party line vote as ed said. 23-17. second vote on articles of impeachment, obstruction of congress. ed: not of justice. pete: 23-17. we saw this coming. rachel, here we are. rachel: what's interesting, is the president is taking this in stride. you know what? i don't care how they decide how they carry out this impeachment. it can be long. it can be short. i know i'm innocent. here's what he has to say about that. >> it's a scam it's something that s

pete, i think that it's pete on the square today. pete: it is pete in the square, on the square, however you want to say it so now we're doing this again. >> [applause] pete: good morning. merry christmas what an amazing crew we have this morning, coming out here on fox square. now we did this in the 7:00 hour , and a lot of people got it wrong. and then i tried to sing us out and i sang the wrong lyrics. that is the reason why we're doing this segment because we all know the songs, we turn it on on the radio or the record player wherever you are, and you get into the christmas spirit, but are we humming along to the tune and maybe singing words we think are correct but are not correct at all? so i'm going to test the whole group, it's a group exercise. i might, you know, single a few people out we'll see, so the first song i'm going to sing, i'll sing the beginning of it and leave word empty and you have to tell me what it is. so this is joy to the world. >> he rules the world with truth and grace, and makes the nations? >> [inaudib

pete, from sweet pete's, this is debbie. >> hi, pete. >> hi. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> want to head on into the kitchen? >> sure. >> the entire staff is working around the clock to get this order filled. in the meantime, pete is meeting with potential candy makers to come help. >> want to make some caramel? >> i want to make some caramel. >> okay. >> but it's obvious to me, he struggles to give up control. >> we're gonna need to cook 3/4 of a pound of butter. >> what's the best way to teach somebody? >> probably to have her do it. >> okay. he's gonna have to learn how to let go. how many more candies do we have to make right now? >> it's about 200 in each case. >> oh, my gosh. >> take out three tablespoons-- it's unflavored gelatin. it's on the counter. >> you want me to bloom it or just to chill this right now? >> go ahead and pour it in the cup and chill it. >> we need more clusters. we don't have enough. >> i think you can mix that a little more. >> you want me to try again? >> i think you can keep going. you don't have t

lemonis: let's go find pete. what's up, pete?! this place looks great. peter: this is kind of like what you see in the movies. lemonis: this is the heart of sweet pete's -- a sleek, modern industrial kitchen. peter: well, this will hold 450 pounds of dark chocolate. and this is a cooker. lemonis: we bought state-of-the-art mixers, refrigerators, toffee makers, and candy cookers, costing over $300,000. now, these tables are made specifically for making caramel? peter: really, any type of candy. lemonis: there's storage, so we can have plenty of inventory to anticipate the demand, and there's an amazing workspace where pete and his staff can not only produce new product, but they can experiment. so, this is a little different than that -- like, we were at the kettle. peter: yeah, it's a little different. lemonis: it's quite a change from the old kitchen they were working in just four months ago. i noticed on the architectural plans i signed off on that there's an event center, there's party rooms. allison: you can do candy cocktails, beer, wine, anything f

maybe it's reggie love endorsing pete buttigieg. maybe it's austan goolsbee, a very well respected obama-era alum bus. the president's body man reggie love and the president obama's chair, both endorsing pete buttigieg. joe biden is in iowa and knows he's behind. south carolikorea kentucky i south carolina is be lined them. add in a parent's natural tendency to come to the defense of their child. he let shirt, fat, got a lot of play on twitter. some people say he said facts. i listened to it closely. it was a very bad look for vice president biden in a very good state for pete buttigieg and then it's on to new hampshire where elizabeth warren has a built-in advantage from the boston media market. a lot of explanations but none of them good for vice president biden. >> one of the polls that democrats might like is one that just came out, and this was president trump's approval rating in key swing states that came out from morning consult. when you look at approve/disapprove, this doesn't mean who do you vote for blindly, you can see

we knew pete didn't get along with his family. we knew pete had a hot head. we knew pete had access to the property. >> reporter: and for paul to denounce peter, who was like his brother, sad perhaps, but made sense to the d.a.'s office, which signed off on the warrant to have pete's house searched. it was just a few blocks away. >> went out to grab a bite to eat. when we came home, we saw them all at the house searching the house. >> mary ellen is peter moore's wife. >> couldn't believe it. >> reporter: did you think it had something to do with what happened to roberto? >> well, i didn't think that at first. i said, what are they doing at our house? >> i got out of the house and said what the -- is going on here? two cops came over and grabbed me and escorted me to the front of my house. >> reporter: mary ellen and peter asked investigators what was going on. they were handed the search warrant stating investigators were looking for anything connected to bomb making. >> i said how do you know it was a bomb? we don't even know it was a bomb. >> reporter: that

pete, on the other hand, is trailing, pete, you only got 39 bill flairs contributing. so, pete, we look forward to you, i know you're an energetic guy and a competitive guy, to see if you could take on joe on that issue. but what is not -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, man!y first of all, biden is, like, wait, what happened? wait, who? did i get the money? ( laughter ) and i don't know what it is, but fight,ism liketÑ i'm watching bk to the future, you know? it's just like, doc, doc! we got to get big money! we got to get money from big donors, doc! he's, like, shut up and get back to the delorean! the flux capacitor is at 1%, and you know how i feel about 1%!çó ( laughter ) those are the big moments of toopts debate. although there was one other moment that was too powerful to ignore. >> first of all, we've not had enough women in our government. when i was on trevor noah's show once, i explained how in the history of the senate there was something like 2,000 menfá and only 50 women in the whole history, and he said if a nightclub had nubs that bad, they'd shut it d

gave once again, votevets an endorsement to mayor pete buttigieg. one of the things that pete buttigieg has a doubt is a 21 page plan for democratic veterans. the las vegas review journal actually covered some of this, i'm going to read a little bit on what it says. the 21 page plan includes well covered ground within the democratic field, including increased funding for the department of veterans affairs, simplifying the benefits process , improving access to vocational training in mental health services, and ending the transgender military band, but it also addresses more specific issues that buttigieg says he noticed during his service in the navy like improving the quality and availability of childcare on basis, elevating more women to officer positions, and increasing rights were military members. what's her reaction to the plan that mayor pete buttigieg will put in place if he becomes president? we think he has a great plan for america's military families. that's where it starts, how we treat people while they are serving on active duty. when

>> anything i say about pete will be taken as criticism or negative about pete, and i don't have any negative feelings about pete at all. and i think we'll find out whether it's accurate or not but i think the american people and the people of iowa are looking for someone who doesn't need a lot of on-the-job training but we'll find that out. >> reporter: you hear that about on-the-job training. that's his way of differentiating from mayor pete without taking a negative attack on him. what we're hearing from tom vilsack is reinforcing biden's re-electability. he can get things done on day one and appeal to voters that put president trump in the white house. >> if you can whisper the answer, do you find people are more concerned about issues in iowa or if it's just about removing donald trump from office and replacing him with joe biden or another? >> reporter: absolutely, alex. whenever i talk to voters at these events, they say they are concerned about health care, they are concerned about education, a number of other issues, but bottom line for them is beating donald trump. that's w

and so that's where pete buttigieg is here. he is the second candidate after tom steyer going on to television airwaves here in south carolina and i want you to hear a little bit of the ad. >> in our white house you won't have to shake your head and ask yourself whatever happened to iowa's hungry and you fed me. the hope of an american experience defined not by exclusion, but by belonging. >> reporter: hallie, these television commercials are important for pete buttigieg, because frankly, i know we're just two months away from south carolina, but he still has a lot of introduction to do here. i called ms. williams who i first met over the summer, a kind led. and i called her up. at the time she was looking at joe biden and kamala harris and i said last night over the phone, what are you looking at now. she said she's still eyeing joe biden. i asked her what about other candidates, she rolled through bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, but no mention of pete buttigieg. when i asked her about the mayor, to put it frankly, she di

thank you, or pete. pete: all right. they say you shouldn't mix family and business, but what if assigning business times at home could help your marriage? we discuss that one coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ some things are too important to do yourself. get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. ed: welcome back. some quick headlines starting with this fox news alert. this is a picture just in of the of american grad student just released from iran. a senior administration official says doctors are examining him in germany before he flies home to the u.s. the exchange happened last night. he was held in iran for more than three years, he was a hostage accused of spying during a research trip. >>> and a man who offered to pay for people to kill i.c.e. agents somehow has been acquitted. he tweeted, quote: i am broke but will literally give $500 to anyone who kills an i.c.e. agent. the jury r

. >>> today in new hampshire, pete buttigieg something. hours later, reporters asked him about it again. and he changed what he had to say, but he did not correct what was wrong. what was very, very wrong in his first statement today. we're going to take some time at the end of this hour to show you all of that because at the heart of that story is a very important political lie, a political lie that has been told by republicans for generations. well, as i was just saying to rachel, nancy pelosi did it again today. it was that moment where she stood up to donald trump. it was unscripted. it was provoked by someone else, but she seized the moment as dramatically as any fiction writer could have provided for any fictional politician in a movie scene. i am sure she got a silent cheer from some people working at fox news today when she did that. she did that after making history the first thing this morning. we begin with that history, a historic statement by the speaker of the house. she scheduled a hearing for 9:00 a.m. it was not scheduled

what's mayor pete up to today? >> reporter: god bless the people of round o., but we actually don't have cell service. it's about a couple of minutes down the road. our colleague, priscilla thompson is over there. pete buttigieg is currently at a vineyard. i'm told that he is currently taste testing some of the wins here. pete buttigieg doesn't have a bus like joe biden does for this swing here. so we're going to be catching the road to go track him down after this hit. but this is a swing through the south for pete buttigieg. you can see, he's leading the polls over in iowa, doing well in new hampshire. but then you look across the south here. here in south carolina, still struggling in polling, where joe biden is consistently reigned the formidable candidate here. you know, this is the pete buttigieg over the next two months, really needs to reign in support. you look at tomorrow, he's launching a $2 million tv ad buy here in south carolina. you know, i talked with a voter just yesterday who said was frankly unfa

i hope they all experience some of pete today. >> reporter: this year's plunge for pete raised more than $300,000, money the family says will go towards paying off his remaining medical bills. the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised $220 million worldwide. here in the u.s., $84 million of that went towards the ongoing search to find a cure. tonight the family saying this will be their last plunge for pete >> we've been doing this as a tribute to him, a celebration for him, and this we decided has come full circle. >> reporter: a defining moment for the man who defined a disease, inspiring others morgan chesky, nbc news >> a man who made a difference for so many. >>> up next, a final farewell for that texas mom murdered in what may have been a plot to steal her newborn daughter >>> friends and family of murdered texas mom heidi broussard gathered for her funeral today in louisiana. the heartbreaking case still under investigation as broussard's childhood friend is charged in connection with her death. it has some asking, was it all part of a plot to steal a newborn baby sam brock reports ton

we're all waiting to see if pilot pete finds his co-pilot, but maybe the most excited of all, pete's parents. ♪ how do you bring girls home if you live at home? what happens? >> my -- i'll be honest, no, i am very lucky. >> we're very supportive parents. >> nay arthey are. i've brought girls home. it's not weird. i'll wake up and the next morning they're making breakfast. >> does that mean if you get engaged, is the lady moving in? >> no, no. i will set the record straight, that's not happening. >> we've seen first-hand how supportive pete's parents are. remember how they cheered during the infamous windmill confession? >> it was actually four times. >> yep, that happened and now only we were with pilot pete as he gave his parents a tour of the bachelor mansion, just hours before the limos full of ladies rolled up. >> woo! >> hi. >> i'm in love! >> are you nervous? >> yeah. yeah. there's definitely nerves. but they're good nerves, you know? >> fun fact, pete grew up just five minutes from the mansion and as a senior in high school back in 2009, he used to try to sneak in during fil

so but i would never bet against pete. >> dan you are up. >> funny i would bet against pete listen i thought that was a good bullish argument to buy it he also said relative to exxon i'm not a fan. i see the stock back to 110 before going up another $10 or something like that. to me, you know pretty meh. >> guy. >> i wrote cbx is a valuation. congo trade 8 process exxon trade chevron 16, 17 times it's in a pennant formats which i think breaks out upside so i concur with pedro on chevron, tyler. >> two of the three judges vote no but you get a ticket to minneapolis, pete. >> appreciate that tyler. >> we'll give you a ticket all right the desk is voted. but are you buying the pitch on chevron cast the vote in the twitter poll @cnbc "fast money" we reveal the results later in the show coming up next, the home and car trade breaking down the moves in the big names. and look at the cramer cam jim laying out the trade war playbook that and more on "mad money" at the top of the hour. live just as we were about 49 minutes ago in times square. more "fast money" still ahead. do you have concer

so this is where mayor pete is. his campaign should be happy, he did a very good job handling that incoming. what we saw between mayor pete and warren is basically what we've been seeing on the campaign trail, the way that they've been attacking each other. what we saw with klobuchar and mayor pete is, i think, for the first time a crowded kind of moderate lane. and that is what was interesting. >> exactly. >> that was very interesting to see. because we -- >> after that first debate, karine, we didn't think we would ever see a crowded moderate -- people are going, buy sky scrapers for illegal immigrants? yes, i'll buy them whatever skyscraper they want. let the -- university? yes, of course. and we'll kick, we'll kick it like, you know, americans -- american citizens -- it's changed a lot, has it not? it seems that they found they don't have to chase had the most progressive voices on twitter. but how funny, a crowded moderate lane. explain. >> that's what was happening. i have to say, joe, everyone had a good nigh

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why not back pete buttigieg? why not pete buttigieg? >> first of all if you're talking about iowa, i am the one who negotiated three farm bills. it's not just talking points to me. i've actually gotten things done. >> are they talking points for pete buttigieg? >> ask him. the second thing, 46 days left, that's a long time in politics. when you look who is ahead right now before the iowa caucus it wasn't barack obama, it wasn't jimmy carter, it was not bill clinton. all of them ended up being our president. and so i think it is really important to realize i may not have as much money as he does. okay, fine, but we have a grass roots operation like no other. we are doubling our staff to the contributions we're getting in, and i know how to win. people need to know me more. i'm beating him big time, trump in minnesota. that's because they know me more than the vice president, more than pete buttigieg in a big way. once they know me, maybe they should call everyone they know in minnesota. not everyone voted for me, but they're going to tel

i liked him. >> reporter: but you loved mayor pete. >> i love mayor pete. what does a guy do? i don't know. i'm really kind of torn a little bit. i got to think about it and sleeping on it. i don't know yet. >> reporter: just before christmas, democrats are still shopping for presidential hopefuls in iowa. biden and buttigieg are going after the same voters literally, which brought both of them sunday to the town of perry, about 45 minutes outside des moines. for democrats searching for a more moderate candidate the choice is stark, a 37-year-old mayor of south bend, indiana, delivering an optimistic message. >> even in this dark and strange time, i have never been more filled with hope. >> reporter: or a former vice president twice his age who offers a dark warning about the consequences of president trump winning a second term. >> if we give him another four years, i believe he will permanently alter the character of the country at least for several generations. >> reporter: pat macpherson is torn, applauding buttigieg's intellect. >> i think he might be the one. >> reporter

so i expect mayor pete to keep trying. but another thing that we need to keep in mind, people are going to have -- candidates are going to have a hard time breaking through to the african-american community, as long as vice president biden is in the race. that's the reason why vice president biden is leading the national polls and his poll numbers, despite all the things we've been talking about, about vice president biden, that people think will knock his campaign off stride, his numbers keep going higher, because black voters are silently behind him. and so, until which time the vice president stumbles and loses the black vote, i don't expect any of the other how many candidates are there in the race? 18, 17? i don't expect any of them to garner significant amount of african-american support. >> let's talk about the wine cave fund-raiser for a moment. because there's new op-ed out again, this fund-raiser that senator warren criticized mayor pete for. one of the attendees at this fund-raiser wrote this op-ed in "the post"

pete is leaving polls here in iowa. it's not hard to find people in the state and say they are leaning toward mayor pier after talking about climate change, health care. most orders tommy a huge factor in who to support his who can beat trump. a lot of people think pete can potentially do it. he's under fire for not giving voters enough information about work he did for the consulting firm. tied to the top administration's efforts at the southern border. pete said he'd never worked on a project inconsistent with his values. he released a summary of his work there after a lot of public pressure but he won't meet his clients. he can't because he signed a nondisclosure agreement when he started working there in 2007. pete said mckenzie had not agreed to release him from agreement. but he says critics are asking is not good enough for immigrant rights groups, sent a letter to the campaign asking him to return $53000 worth of contributions tied to the firm. in a statement, a spokesperson told us this, pete has been frustrate

pete's, right? st. pete's. a nickname nobody has ever given me ever. now, now. here's the deal. hollywood has their awards show. [booing]. >> oh, they got a lot of them. self-important pete types giving awards to other self-important types.se big trophies given to actors who play heroes on tv. tonight, we honor the real heroes! [ applause ] oscars of what really this is the oscars of what really matters. tonight, we're honoring inspirational americans who didn't seek the spotlight and never expected to be recognized. everyday patriots who have done exceptional things for our great nation, because america is the most free, most powerful, and most prosperous country in human history. [ applause ] amen. because of patriots of every generation who have been willing to step up in ways large and small to fight for her, the patriot awards will show case powerful examples of patriotism that deserve to be celebrated. please join me now, we're trying real hard, in welcoming the first presenter of the night, country music superstar and owner of red neck riviera, the one, the only, john rit

pete, right? st. pete. a nickname nobody has ever given me ever. now, here's the deal. hollywood has their awards show, right? self-important -- they got a lot of them. self-important pete-types giving other awards to other self-important types. big trophies given to actors that play heros on tv. tonight we honor the real heros. [cheers & applause] this is the oscars of what really matters. [cheers & applause] tonight we're honoring inspirational americans that didn't see the spotlight and never expected to be recognized. everyday patriots that have done exceptional things for our great nation. america is the most free, most powerful and most prosperous country in human history. [cheers & applause] amen. [applause] because of patriots of every generation that have been willing to step up in ways large and small to fight for her. the patriot awards will showcase powerful examples of patriotisms that deserve to be celebrated. please welcome me with our first presenter of the night. country superstar and owner of red nick riviera, the one and only john rich. [applause] >>

ali, why is warren suddenly going after mayor pete? >> i think, andrea, you can read a few tea leaves here. first it's who she's going after and then it's what she's going after him on. we know mayor pete buttigieg has been rising in the polls. warren if you ask her says she doesn't do polls, she's just running the race. but we've seen subtle changes in terms of the way she's been restructuring her events to be more question and answer focused and engaging on the question of one of her opponents and attacking mayor pete buttigieg by name. you were right when she said she was attacking him on being more transparent as to who his donors are. she urged him to open up his fundraisers, to press so that they can see what was going on in those rooms, asking to return to the transparency that's been the norm across democratic politics across the last few cycles. we're seeing her engage on this because it's an issue that generally works with her larger campaign message. her main theme is anticorruption. we know she wants to get money out of pol

pete buttigieg is taking both sides from the party. mayor pete is just not experienced enough for the white house. overseas, north korea expanded a factory associated with the production of nuclear missiles according to the analysis of photos provided to nbc. the revelation is fuelling concer concerns. we'll begin today with the latest on the impeachment inquiry. here is what's happening now. the office of management and budget advised the pentagon to holdup aid to ukraine on the same day president trump asked ukrainian president zelensky to do us a favor, investigate the 2016 elections and former vice president joe biden and his son hunter. rudy giuliani is promoting baseless conspiracy theories, debunked storied otherwise known as lies about joe biden. and ambassador yovanovitch committing perjury. mitch mcconnell says he hopes nancy pelosi will send impeachment articles to the senate asap, he does not appear to be particular to hold an actual trial. >> we can't take up the matter we don't have and so hopefully they'll be on the way

pete buttigieg has and we know how he's done. it feels like biden will be here by default. >> people can make inroads. can they replace biden? i don't think that's the case. i think what a lot of black voters are doing is making themselves more familiar with the candidate options they have, even if they're not going to back them. what's really interesting is how early people have been talking about who they would like to see as vice president. before even some of the debates were happening, or who they even want to see in the cabinet. so we've seen people on the ground paying attention to candidates but are they going to be their first choice more than biden? probably not. >> if biden starts floating things like stacey abrams, does that come across as desperate, or is that a smart strategy? >> i think it depends on the timing and where. if you're a presidential candidate, especially if you're the frontrunner, you never want to make it seem like you've got to have a certain person for your vp to propel you forward and keep that fr

dispute between elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg. this moment, i knew the second it happened it would go viral. one of those relatable things you can do on the debate stage. who hasn't been there? you miss your mouth and this is what happens. pete buttigieg, didn't get caught on camera but alas, it did. there you go. i'm sure if he's watching at home he is thinking please stop that video. >> getting in trouble with a water bottle or drinking the water. >> a category of two with marco rubio. >> appreciate it. congratulations. "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: it is friday, december 20th and this is a fox news alert. investigators making a gruesome discovery in the search for missing mom and her infant daughter. rob: the very latest on this plot twist unfolding in texas. the 2020 democrats out from under the cloud of impeachment to go head to head in sunny california. >> we have to stop being obsessed over impeachment. >> the mayor had a fundraiser that was

mike on pete buttigieg's worries. first trace gallagher with former vice-president joe biden's testy moments on the campaign trail. >> former vice-president joe biden has been able to avoid talking about hunters sitting on the board of barisma. it was front and center today when an 83-year-old man challenged the candidate saying biden was too hold to be president and accused him of sending his son to get a job at a gas company where he had no experience. >> you are selling access to the president. >> you are a damn liar. >> biden defended his age saying he's been around long enough to know more than most people and defended his fitness level and his son. >> let's do pushups together. let's do whatever you want to do. >> [cheers and applause]. >> no one has said my son has done anything wrong. i did not and no one ever said it. >> there was controversy over whether joe biden called the man fat. listen and decide for yourself. >> [muffled audio]. here's the deal. >> biden's campaign pushed back. any assertion biden said

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but this back and forth between pete and elizabeth warren, think the argument that pete's campaign is making is actually pretty smart. we need all the people on the field to take trump out. we can't -- if it's a republican, if it's an patent, if it's a millionaire, a billionaire, i don't think any of these folks who are running are going to be influenced by a check that is made by a billionaire or a millionaire or someone who makes $300. i just think that what's most important is you build the largest possible coalition that you can to defeat trump because it's going to be the fight of our lives. >> doug, emily, thank you both for being with us. we've got a lot more 2020 talk ahead in the show on the other presidential candidates. >>> we also have new developments overnight in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. what the kingdom is saying and why this is not the end of this investigation. >>> first some sad news to share with you from afghanistan this morning. an american service member was killed today by a roadside bomb planted by the balance tan. that brings the number of tr

some of the names pete called out. micron, highest level since july of '18 sky works highest level since the winter of '17. i can go down the list with more names but i've made the point. >> you have, but let me take it one step further the chips are a good barometer for the market there's something for everyone if you want value, you got intel. look at any valuation. that's value you want hyper growth, you have nvidia you want something in the value that was growth, sky works with things like that and the point i'm trying to derive is the semis are indicative to the market i don't think we have to see growth versus value. they're going to work right now. the more important thing is where are the funds flows. we've seen flows out of equities for so long. it hasn't stopped the rally. what do you think is going to happen with flows flow into equitys? >> i think they're both going to work we can have the conversation right now. >> we are right now. >> how long is it going to last? >> how about this, because i don't know t