i knew todd, i feel. i feel like we were both in the same place in our lives, but sort of moving in different circles and -- >> reporter: she wasn't one of those people who kind -- you immediately were attracted to or what? >> no. i don't -- i really liked her but she always seemed a little bit distant. very polite, very friendly but a little bit distant. >> you want to go over there? >> yeah. >> let's go over there. >> reporter: by 2001 raichel an todd had two little daughters, eva and ariel. >> he always seemed very involved and very engaged with the kids and to me always seemed to be trying to help rachel and give her a break. >> rachel and todd to us were like the perfect little family. >> reporter: mm-hmm. >> they were both very proactive parents, loving parents, caring parents. as well to each other a couple, they seemed like the perfect couple. >> and in our experience, we saw todd more on a social level with the kids than we saw rachel. >> reporter: not every day, mind you. todd landed a lucrative

and todd came into the picture. i think having that pilot probably maybe is what caused her to marry todd. >> reporter: patterns. that time, too, todd was ready to commit. right away. how long did they date before they got married? >> i wouldn't say it was a very long time at all. >> they got married within weeks of dating. she appeared to be happy, so i didn't question that. she had married her pilot. and so i thought, you know, her fairytale was coming true. >> reporter: the airforce sent todd to japan soon after the wedding. it was an exhilarating time for cathy, getting married, heading off to live in an exotic place. >> cathy was excited to move to japan. and she was going to be an english teacher. >> reporter: and later, after todd left the airforce cathy's friends remember how she was there for him as he tried to figure out what to do next. >> she was very nurturing in the fact that she was supporting him in whatever different career he was going to choose. >> reporter: it was a difficult time for todd. >> we

todd: okay. but she's not one to talk, hosting her own fundraiser that is at a boston winery last year. the tickets cost nearly $700, $100 less than buttigieg's tickets for the fundraiser at the california winery with the wine cave last week. carley: it will be interesting to see what that does to her poll numbers. this comes as the indiana mayor lands a home run endorsement from the star of field of dreams. actor kevi kevin costner announg his support for the front runner in iowa. >> i came out to tell you who i'm voting for. i guess it's no real mystery now. that cat's kind of out of the bag. carley: not to be outdon, earn bernie sanders trotting out tim robins at a rally. todd: president trump bringing order to the court, confirming more federal judges in his first year than any other president. carley: the white house confirming more than a dozen new judges during impeachment. >> this week we confirmed 13 more highly qualified, brilliant federal judges, bringing the total to 187 federal judge

sammy: todd in general. todd: "todd does this. todd does that. todd takes the shirts. todd does anything." -sammy: no, no, no, no, no, no. -covello: there was times where the store wasn't open until 1:00 in the afternoon 'cause he didn't open it. tranchina: fuji was here developing sauces, coming up with ideas, staying till 1:00 in the morning, scrubbing the floor with toothbrushes. lemonis: look, depending on who you listen to, sammy's brother, fuji, is either the guy who ran this business into the ground or the one who made it run. sammy: he helped me develop most of this restaurant on paper before we even came here. [ voice breaking ] and that's the [bleep] truth, marcus. that's the truth. and he's not here anymore 'cause of that reason. and it's -- and it's [bleep] ridiculous. [ sniffling ] [ crying ] lemonis: um... it sounds like you're more hurt that your brother was kicked out. sammy: yeah, he -- he raised me. my parents are hard-working people, you know, first-generation, worked two jobs, sometimes even three. -lemonis: first-generation what? -sammy: from monte

todd: thanks for being here francey. mitch mcconnell said, quote, he would work in total coordination with the house and is not impartial about this at all. gop senator lisa murkowski said she was disturbed when she heard his comments. byron york issued the following op-ed. the senate is not a jury and other misconceptions about impeachment. do you agree with byron york's assessment. >> byron is right. this is a qualified legal proceeding. the big news in history, donald trump was impeached, people call that indictment, we try to equate that to the legal system but that is the most significant point that happened and it will be a historic nose on his record. it is not like an indictment which is generally handed down by a grand jury in secret. there was nothing about this process that represented full and fair fundamental due process we expect under the constitution. this is purely political. mcconnell is coordinating with the white house, in the same political party, not a surprise. >> gregory was on cnn and said this a

todd: thank you for starting the day with us. jillian: we want to know what your new year's resolutions are. todd: we will try to get your comments throughout the show. a lot of breaking news, fox news alert breaking now. iraqi militia supporters inside the us embassy compound after breaking down the front gates. rob: teargas is being sprayed. garrett tenney has more on what sparked the protests. >> reporter: the american ambassador and staff have been evacuated from the embassy in baghdad according to reuters. you see this video we have of these protesters making their way to the embassy. according to the associated press this crowd made their way to the embassy after attending funerals for the 25 militant fighters killed in the us airstrikes sunday. the crowd reportedly trying to make their way inside the embassy grounds throwing water bottles and smashing security cameras outside as they shouted down down usa and death to america. local reporters with al jazeera say it is not escalated to armed conflict, security guards were r

todd: what a great kid. i met him in may. the quick lane ends with qb throwing punches and accidentally hitting a ref in a face that. >> was paris floored flying over glass. mike glass throws a punch. and mike glass is going to be ejected from this game. you can't do that. todd: retaliating after a hard tackle. his team lost to pitt 34-30. carley: finally the ugly. a rude awakening. husband getting tattoo of unflattering picture of her sleeping on the plane. the british man wanted to get back at her for giving him a bad hair cut. he is also punishing himself there. >> kenny rogers said it best. knowing when to walk away and we are. carley: there you go. ♪ ♪ good morning ♪ na na that ♪ good morning ed: good morning from new york city. maybe the first time that long time we haven't shown the christmas tree at fox square stuarting to pivot. katie: last friday before the new year. griff: not playing christmas music. [jingle bells] katie: you know what? there is a time for everything. ed: we love having you here. ed: chris

-todd: what's your name? -anthony: anthony. todd: anthony. todd. how are you? anthony: this is my card, too. lemonis: you would never do that. todd: is your private cellphone on here? anthony: i can put it on there. kris, do you have a marker, please? lemonis: how do you get the guy to want to come in, other than just giving him a business card? anthony: i can offer some, you know, free business cards if he signs a sign with us. that's one of the things -- lemonis: no, no, no, no. like, he came in to get what? anthony: a re-face on a sign. lemonis: okay, so, what could you do right now that would get the guy to realize you're serious? anthony: i'm thinking. i don't know. lemonis: his business is a mile down the road. kristen: i would go there. lemonis: why are you not going there? anthony: i don't know, marcus. -lemonis: this isn't a test. -anthony: no, i know. we usually would follow it up tomorrow or the next day. lemonis: i wasn't asking you to change your process, i was asking you to tell me what your process was. anthony: i think we have a good system. kri

todd piro is in battle creek having breakfast with friends. todd? todd: ainsley, meet ralph, he has a unique skill he showcased on carson. now is he going to showcase it on "fox & friends." ralph, take us to break ♪ [national anthem] when we see you enter through our doors, we don't see who you're against, or for, whether tomorrow will be light or dark, all we see in you, is a spark we see your spark in each nod, each smile, we see sparks in every aisle. we see you find a hidden gem, and buying diapers at 3am. we see your kindness and humanity. the strength of each community. we've seen more sparks than we can say. about 20 million just yesterday. the more we look the more we find, the sparks that make america shine. quitting smoking is freaking hard.st, like quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so, try making it smaller. and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small... ...can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette >> how do you beat what we have done. economy, vets, choice. have been trying to get it for almost

todd: is it mueller 2.0? jillian: it stops and everyone has an answer. >> i don't think so because we have an ig report coming out and john durham, the us attorney is doing a criminal investigation of how the russian collusion got started. jillian: good to see you in person. todd: there is other news. a powerful winter storm slamming the northeast with heavy snow. parts of new york city and new york state seeing 2 inches an hour. a state of emergency as hundreds of crashes are reported by police. in massachusetts near the border a packed bus slamming into a semi-blooge nobody was seriously hurt. the weather also canceling hundreds of flights, delaying thousands across the us, boston public schools are closed again today. jillian: the trump 2020 campaign and the gop will no longer issue credentials to bloomberg reporters after the news team announced it would not investigate michael bloomberg or other 2020 democrats, the president tweeting he has instructed his third rate news organization not to investigate h

todd: awesome. what are these called? >> hershey kisses but midnight kisses. >> midnight kisses. >> i have 2-year-old and 5-year-old we love that of course you want to have some party games. 21st trivia. will urge who did kesha wake up feeling like in 2009. >> feeling like p. diddy. >> what company purchased what's app. >> facebook and instagram. jillian: have a good day. bye, everybody. ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started in here ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started in here. pete: that is your live look on times square on a messy, raining morning here in new york city. rachel: it's cold. pete: look who we have dean cain and rachel campos-duff campos-duffy. pete: perfect duo. is it in between time christmas, new year's? what is it? rachel: 12 days of christmas. i hate the way we ruin everything here.

-todd: right. -lemonis: and so food costs, as you know, are a function of the cost of the product and what else? -joe t.: labor. -lemonis: nope. -todd: budget? -lemonis: nope. -joe t.: price sold? -lemonis: that's right. the restaurant business is really one in the margins and the smallest of numbers. and the most important factor in the restaurant business is food costs. food costs are calculated by taking all of the costs of the actual ingredients and dividing them by the retail price. and at standard burger, that number can't be greater than 30%. so in the month of june, our food costs were 31.4%. i want to be under 30%. so we're a point and a half away. then, when i come to july, we jump up to 34%. nothing changed with the cost of the food. you want to know why we went to 34%? todd: because we dropped the price. lemonis: right. with this economy burger that joe's come up with, all he's done is lower the retail price. taking out lettuce and tomato isn't gonna help our food costs. in fact, our fo

and chuck todd is the exact opposite of tim russert. he's partisan, he's opinionated, he's sanctimonious. and, again, sean spicer made a perfect point. watch chuck todd interview an adam schiff, who has credibility problems. it's a conversation, back and forth without any challengingon and you see senator ron johnson go on that show. and sean just said, can't get a breath in. it's hostile and personal, and that's why "meet the press" is a mere shell of what it used to be under the great tim russert.t >> tammy: it is. t this is what's interesting, is that the democrats, i think, believe this is helpful for them. that they're being facilitated and helped along. at the same time, republicans tend to govern better, are better politicians, get more done. i would argue, in part because they are confronted so regularly. and in the meantime, the democrats have never learned how to handle hard questions or how to refine their ideas. how to -- how to answer tough questions from any reporters. and that in the end is -- almost -- you know, denigrat

rob: mayb todd: maybe i will go into marketing. laker star anthony davis literally falling right into actor kevin hart's lap. watch this. >> stolen by davis. puts it up. as he goes crashing into the stands, into the seats courtside and kevin hart. what a way to finish. >> i love lebron. just going in there and trying to steal the spotlight there. he pretends to fall into the comedian after davis missed the shot. the laughs were short-lived, the lakers lost to the clippers 108 to 106. atheist group spreading its message. eighth iists and free think thinkers axial tilt is the reason for the jeefn. play off the jesus is the reason to the decision. relation to the son. axial tilt. okay. i'm not going to go there if you received a gift, you do not like, you are not alone. >> this is a good gift, too. okay? >> a flashlight? that's it? why don't you love me, daddy? >> there was a $10 limit in that movie though. >> study by online platform oracle. 77% plan to return their gifts this year. get, this carley shimkus. 20% are expected to retur

todd? todd: good morning, guys. early merry christmas to you. we have done stories on "fox & friends" about the debate, when it's too early to begin christmas. some people start even in october. some people start in november. but here a at the inn at christmas place it's there is no debate. it's christmas here all the time. take a look. >> welcome to the inn at christmas place. ♪ ♪ todd: visiting the inn at christmas place who better to give you a tour than the woman herself. thank you for having us at your home. >> welcome. we are glad to have you. todd: i'm a big christmas fan. can we check out this place. >> you can. let's go. we will go into the two room suite called the nutcracker. todd: that seems appropriate. >> we have two big christmas trees, a balcony, the jacuzziy. todd: there are a lot of nutcrackers. >> during the month of december, we have all kinds of activities for our guests. would you like to decorate a cookie? todd: what's the best way to decorate a cookie? >> we do a lot of frosting here. >> you are doing very well. todd:

amy: and todd had aids? >> todd had hiv as well. he was dealing not only with mental illness, but physical illness. unfortunately, that is very common. one begets another. mental begets illness. mental illness begets more poverty. amy: describe what happened with your sister and even to this day, this is very difficult, but you do it so poignantly in the film. you have different situations, patrisse and his brother monte has been tilling with this as a mental illness for a long time and has opened up her family. whether or not but the beginning theyey wanted to talk in this w. you and a different track because your parents were so closed to thisis idea of revealg what happened. >> my sister is very, very sick. i ended up when i was 16, as soon as i could drive in pennsylvania where i grew up, and it aching or personally to mental hospipital more than n o. withied to revive her treaeatment. she was extremely reresistant, s were my parents. the treatments did not have that much to offer, frankly, that was rt of the e problem. unlike m

todd, tell us what we know right now. todd. todd: yeah, steve, ainsley and brian right now and around the clock search for that individual that the nypd says did the actual stabbing of tessa majors. check out this scene right here. divers looking for evidence, scouring that water right there to find any evidence in the killing of the barnard college freshman. in the meantime take a look at this as well. last night candlelight vigil where the college freshman was killed. an area that has seen burglaries and robberies rise this year compared to last with bands of young teens often the perpetrators. as for who did this, a 13-year-old suspect now charged with felony murder admitted to being at the scene with two other boys allegedly telling investigators he picked up a knife and handed it to the teen who ultimately delivered the fatal strikes. a 14-year-old also arrested but released for lack of evidence. investigators still looking for that third suspect. all as a community mourns. >> look for some healing and to send a message to

and, quite frankly taught chuck todd, which is you don't make yourself the story, but with regard to christianity as there are people who question people when they say what would do because i find a lot of what the president dies or the support of what the president has done in mocking others for example not to be very christian or christlike. >> your response to that? >> god and are not card-carrying parties by any matter but as far as the fictional fairy tale thing, he had many times has had some very interesting fictionalized things. george zimmerman and trave on martin, what they did with some of the coverage on that, you go back through the ages. the bottom line is politicians do want to give people what they want to hear and they don't want to give them the bad news all the time, but leslie and i agree on the fact that this is a kind of thing that got trump elected. it's more of the same, and to discount it and diss people of faith, the real issue is, that's not smart. that's a kind of thing that got them into this in the first place. >> i was going to say, leslie, is this an i

kennedy for the job he did in representing both the republican party and myself against sleepy eyes chuck todd

todd: thank you. a police officer is killed by a car chasing after a suspect in tennessee. spencer bristol was running after a man near nashville when he was struck by an oncoming

gray todd is a force for good in our building. gray, congratulations and thank you for all you do for the students of our district. [applause] >> very few thank you dr. matthews and ms. dunbar and everyone for acknowledging me for doing a job that is the best thing i've ever done in any life and i wouldn't do anything else. it seems a shame that i'm the only one in a month to get it when there are thousands of teachers and care professional and support staff who all go above and beyond. [applause] they told me when i was a kid i used to use a expression do what you love and the money will follow. [laughter] i'll leave you with that. [laughter] [applause] >> congratulations and good-bye. section c. public comment. number one protocol for public comment. please note that public comment is an opportunity for the board to hear from the community on matters within the board's jurisdiction and we ask you refrain from using employee's names. if you have a complaint about a district employee submit it to the employer supervisor in accorda

tom: todd mariano with eurasia group. a headline from china, tensions in western china, and religion in china. the vice foreign minister meets with u.s. embassy officials. ♪ ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance." tom and francine from london and new york. we are keeping a close eye on nato, with world leaders descending on watford in london to talk about the 70th anniversary of the alliance. we will have full coverage as the president of the united states will hold a press conference outside of london. there was anmember impromptu press conference lasting 45 minutes with wide-ranging topics from trade to the koreas to the impeachment process. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news. viviana: president donald trump reviving his rocket man nickname for kim jong-un, and is bringing back the threat of military action. north korea warning if there are no concessions on nuclear talks they are preparing a christmas gift for the u.s. u.s. forroposal to the mexico would be a blow to brand name drugmakers. th

carley: todd wound up being better at a rockette than me. take a look. >> we are right outside radio city music hall and it is christmas time, let's kick it into high gear and see what it takes to become a rockette. >> wait, kick. >> you guys bring so much joy to so many people around the holidays, what's your favorite thing able u.s. stock market futures about being a rockette? >> we are forming here at radio city in front of 6,000 plus members, you see smiling faces, you get the feel the joy. >> we rehearse for 6 hours a day, 6 days a week for up to 6 weeks leading up to first performance of christmas similar. we are athletes. >> how emotional is it for the both of you when you see a going girl looking at you as their idol. >> what many little girls dream about. >> my most memorable definitely going in for my wooden soldier custom fitting, every rockette that has ever been one has worn the costume. >> do you keep them in the studio? >> yeah. so many beautiful costumes, tell us about your favorite? >> we look like we are candycans wrapped i

the most thing that really hit me with us todd being a society was we had lost so much you know respect for you. is to come dangerous and that's my thing is to bring back the costs to people small things to help people you know really. i was down the me scrag for years plus new odds off the homes people like this guy right here he's almost a. couple of dollars you know something like that seems all right. why are you doing today. what why you don't want to go the cell phone. how simple why you don't want to go through that. i'm going to felt that i see a lot of people in the streets right. stay mostly still going to sell not talk to people about. to go down. and you're also your. sister on the roster of. i'm going to fulfill the repeated purposes of politics to the people i promise you know we it's all pots be. ready for a. pretty good group. now you want to 1st correct that. you know. paul. coming coming coming up. impeachment mania has dives drawn on both sides of the political divide the i.g. report clearly demonstrates the f.b.i. abused its powers when targeting trump world the judi

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todd people essentially harassment plus i think most people this. is gone off one of my own think people willing to come on 50 years ago you don't remember you know that raped or you got tricked on having sex with a person. you know come up now and not only that you've got. gay people. that look like female so you can hardly tell the difference and that's certainly a lot to ask awolowo. one lady told saying no that's i think the smell that that young lady you know suits food instead of that it see that's the main. thing though i go over a bad deal with add not obey. the most thing that really hit me with us todd being a society was we had lost so much you know respect for you. it's become dangerous and that's my thing is to bring back the costs to people small things to help people you know really. me scrag for you i'll close in a while outof homes people like this guy right here he's almost a. couple of dollars you know something i don't see if he's all right. why are you doing today. what why you don't want to sell. and for how simple why you don'

todd and people essentially plus i think most people is doing is gone off one of my own think people willing to come on 50 years ago you don't remember you know that raped or you got tricked on having sex with a prison. you know come up now and not only that you've got. gay people. that look like cream though so you can hardly tell the difference and that's out me a lot to ask a wode. one lady to sing no that's i think the smell that that young lady of i think yes you know it's pretty in stuff like that see. that's the main. thing though i go over a bad deal with add not obey. the most thing that really hit me with us todd being a society was we had lost so much you know respect for you. it's become dangerous and that's my this to bring back the costs to people small things to help people you know really. i don't mean the respect for you most in watts off the street like this guy right here he's almost to knock him couple of dollars you know something. serious all right. how you doing today. why you don't want to. go simple why you don't want to go through the. gauntlet. because i se

the most thing that really hit me with us todd being a society was we had lost so much you know respect for you. is to come dangerous and that's my thing is to bring back the more costs to people small things to help people you know really. don't leave me scrags. like this guy right here use homes to a. couple of dollars you know something i don't see if it's all right. you do in a day. why you don't want to go so. simple why you don't want to go through that. because a lot of people in the streets right. now talk to people. and don't. say strongly. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results diced on what they think you should be seeing if they have t

todd people essentially harassment cause i think most of the people is doing is going for them my own thing people are willing to come on my 50 years ago you will remember you know that rape well you got tricked on having sex with a person. you know come up now and not only that you've got. gay people. that look like cream though so you can hardly tell the difference and that's certainly a lot to ask awolowo. one lady told saying no that's i think a smell that that young lady you know suits food instead of let it see. that's the main. thing though i go for a bad deal with i would not obey. the most thing that really hit me with us todd being a society was we had lost so much you know respect for you. is to come dangerous and that's my thing is to bring back the more costs to people small things. how people you know the loudest don't mean me scrag for you most in watts off the street like this guy right here he's almost to knock him couple of dollars you know something i doubt not see if he's all right. or are you done to death. or are a lot more why you don't want to go to the cell ph

. >> i want to bring in chuck todd. chuck, we've focused on the fact that so much of this is a foregone conclusion. we think we know what's going to happen this morning, we think we know what's going to happen in the senate. pause for this moment in time if you will. impeachment. it is a stain. it's a mark of shame and something that will be noted by history. >> it will be. i was struck both last night and this morning how unremarkable today has suddenly felt, suddenly feels. i say that because it is historic what's happening. yet, it feels like let's be honest, lester, it feels like we're dealing with a government shutdown threat. not impeachment. the reason i say it that way is because that is how numb i think our politics is to what's -- to what we're facing. this should be a moment where the whole country is basically having their own gut check, where we are -- we are having a national conversation trying to figure this out. the fact that we're not having it, that this feels like just another battle in what has been

by then, todd and rhonda already had anna kate. when the girls were a little over a year old, the henthorns came to mississippi and the who cousins got to meet. >> it was a very happy occasion. and i do remember toni just being so happy to have haley, so -- and so was harold. >> reporter: and although toni had always wanted to be a mom, it was pretty clear harold was mr. mom. >> he was the one in charge. the diaper change. most women have to beg their husbands to do that kind of stuff. he was the one -- he was like a nanny. >> reporter: hands-on dad? >> yeah. he was in charge of everything about that child. >> she's having a good little day here, isn't she? >> reporter: with harold such a doting father, toni was able to go back to work. she soon built a thriving practice in colorado. >> she was a beloved doctor. she had a really great bedside manner. >> reporter: tammi abruscatto managed the practice. >> she took time. she treated her patients as a whole body not just their eyes. she was interested in their family life. she had the

todd cooper, the reporter, says that starting on day one, kelly's boyfriend was a person of interest. >> immediately the name of the boyfriend of shirlee sherman's daughter came up. there was a buzz. could it be him? like could it have been him? >>> coming up -- >> we just kept waiting and waiting but that question was foremost everybody's mind. who could have done this. >> another potential support. >> his name came up under and under. >> a doctor under the microscope. >> he had trouble at creighton university. he was a little boisterous about his perceived treatment by creighton university and some staff there. ved treatment by creighton university and some staff there. (cat meows) (dark barks) ♪ guess who's early? (cat meows) good thing walgreens is right around the corner with last minute holiday supplies. get in. get out. get jolly. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab s

the most things that really hit me with us todd being a society was we had lost so much you know respect for you. is to come dangerously and that's my thing is to bring back the costs to people small things to help people you know really. i was down my scrag for you post while i talk to your buddies people like this guy right here he's almost a knock on him couple of dollars you know saw my dad mount seir he's all right. but how you doing today are a. lot of money why you don't want to sell for not under an hour and for how simple why you don't want to go through that. i'm going to go near her that i see a lot of people in the streets right. stay most used to going to sell not talk to people about her job and out on. your all so your code. say strong enough to last throughout. ok. please. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see that. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want

what projects today as technology has continued to advance shopping tran's have managed to catch up todd forwards above the trading is on hand today to dig into the record digital haul for the holiday season plus. i think this is a big problem not the sole arbiter of this was the trust of most of the trust. taking a big step here just natural naming a new c.e.o. to head the embattled aviation giant boeing is back under fire for quote very disturbing documents that have been handed over to the u.s. congress r t correspondent allan head of age brings us up to speed on the shaky situation from bali and later our friend bart chilton may be gone but his legacy lives on through the bar children fellowship program we managed to catch up with chainbearer malley of the carving group and peter know he's a very smart the city and of the fellowship you're not going to want to miss this we have so much to get to sell let's get straight in. a space one of the trade deal between china and the u.s. start to firm up china reports a surge in soybean imports in november up 3053.7 percent year over year thi

i will take the bible any day over the fairy tales of the left state media and chuck todd at nbc. trump russian collusion was a fairy tale. this is what they do and who they are. that too, is not good. it's going jeffrey lord, alan dershowitz, thank you for being here. good to see you. coming up next, new details about the church shooting in texas this weekend. the gunmen shot and killed and why one of th the by one of the parishioners. that is coming up next. don't go anywhere. ♪ i feel like i'm losing my identity. business cards...new logo...outdoor sign. you always get me. now, get free 1 hour in-store pick up... ...at office depot officemax and officedepot.com. same time next week. yes! ♪ >> gregg: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." a gunman opened fire during a sunday service at a texas church and parishioners immediately jumping into action. one neutralized the shooter within seconds. fox news correspondent jeff hall joins us from white settlement, texas, with the latest. >> a very emotional site and the folks inside of this church in the county return for

horowitz chief strategist over above the trading todd thanks for being here. great to be with you guys as always is so let's talk a little bit about this is this issue with japan there is there i guess i should ask you a value to japan moving forward with this stimulus strategy and do you believe will have the long term benefit that they claim it will have. were let's go back to 99 and they're the ones who started this ridiculous fiscal policy to begin with in 1989 this was their 1st attempt at trying to manipulate their currency to manipulate what's going on so here they are 30 years later still in the same problem they were then they can't get growth they can't get anything going because again it's too much interference they already own i think about 55 percent of the stock market they're trying to prop up everything you cannot borrow your way out of debt you cannot prop things up artificially you have to let the markets decide where they're going to go but of course the central banks will never learned as including ours they want to continue to meddle aroun

todd graham, a debate director at southern illinois university carbondale and so, todd, welcome back. let's begin -- let's begin with who had a good night. you say both senator warren and klobuchar stood out. just heard klobuchar go after buttigieg on his experience often touted at the voters' maybe second choice. did she do enough to become number one last night? >> very well might have. i liked amy klobuchar in this debate. she was assertive without being aggressive and anyone who's ever heard those two terms knows there's a difference. assertiveness good, aggressiveness sometimes seen as pushy. i thought amy klobuchar walk add fine line being able to insert herself into different topics, different arguments, without being mean or rude towards the other candidates, and she did this in a way that actually highlighted some of the things she's accomplished and took away from perhaps like the experience of mayor pete buttigieg. also got under his skin a little last night. she had an excellent debate and began by the way, brooke, with the first confquestion. the only person who answered

it's not a subject to be fooling around with. >> gregg: in the meantime, i played a clip of chuck todd, "meet the press," who received f backlash for dismissing religious beliefs as fairy tales. noah's ark is not only a christian story, but a jewish faith story as well as muslim stories. >> and you don't attack people's faith. you don't call them fairy tales. that is the kind of thing that just generates hatred towards religion. i like chuck todd and i think he is a decent guy but people get caught up in this frenzy of blame trump, blame christianity, blame religion, blame the jews for their own problems. you hear that today when itu happens in newark, they say it is their fault for moving into the neighborhood. they create racial tensions. let me tell you, folks, jews are allowed anywhere in the world safely and without their safety being turned into a political football. >> gregg: jeffrey, i want you to have the final word on this it's got to stop. >> yes, it does. gregg, i have to say, i will take the bible any day over the fairy tales of the left state media and chuck todd at nbc.

todd says, speak slowly so i can understand. what makes vladimir putin worse than a whole long list of american allies? let's try the king of saudi arabia for example were the people who run the emirates. the people who are on that payroll. why is he worse than them? they couldn't answer that. for chuck todd and the rest of the dummies, vladimir putin is isn't a real person with country and police comic he's a living metaphor. and let's put his picture on the screen. can we get his picture on the screen? please. the irony of course is that prudent for all his faults does not hate america is much as many of these people do. they really dislike our country. and they call other people traders? because they are mouthing the talking points of prudent. these are people who don't know anything about russia, who don't speak russian. who couldn't identify three in russia. the rest of the world is not quite that dumb, as dumb as that may be, it's not quite that dumb. the french president, he has called nato "brain-dead" because nato exist