chris: i'm chris. lemonis: chris, i'm marcus. both: nice to meet you. lemonis: do you live here? both: no. lemonis: okay. chris: it's a model home. it's also our office. lemonis: can i come on in? chris: for sure. come on in. lemonis: awesome. thank you. jamie: you're welcome. lemonis: how many square feet is this whole house? chris: about 2,250. lemonis: so, if i walk in the front door, what's to my left, here? chris: so, this would be a bedroom. it's our offices. lemonis: i'm marcus, by the way. kelsey: i'm kelsey. lemonis: kelsey... both: nice to meet you. lemonis: and what do you do here? kelsey: so, i do all the sales, and then, office manager, so, whatever else comes in. lemonis: okay, great. and are these all the different models? chris: yes, these are the different models that we offer. lemonis: part of the reason that i'm interested in looking at zip kit homes is that they're an innovative builder. they're essentially a modular panel home builder, where they build the walls and, at the actual job site, those walls come together, the roof goes on, and there's a home. simp

chris: i did. david: and then the great recession comes and all of a sudden the debt from the leveraged buyout seem to be burdensome. were you worried the deal was not going to work and you might go bankrupt? chris: david, i slept like a baby. i slept for two hours, woke up and cried, slept for another two hours, woke up and cried. kidding. no, the truth is there were some tense moments at the beginning of the great recession, but we never lost faith. john and i in particular were the two that put our heart and soul into making this thing work, john gray and i. we knew we had a really good strategy and we were building a world-class team, you know, and i am a big believer on a steady hand on the wheel. what goes down will come up. don't panic. if you have the strategy, work the strategy, adapt it to the times, and you will get to the other side, and we did. david: so, you know, you don't have as much gray hair as i do. chris: i might question that. david: did you get gray hairs from this? chris: de

chris: i'm chris wallace. president biden and russia's vladimir putin will hold the superpower phone call on tuesday as tensions grow over ukraine. ♪. chris: the white house expressing concern with the massive buildup of troops on the border with ukraine could signal plans for innovation. will discuss the standoff was an arm service command bert joni ernst and pentagon official michelle. we'll get analysis from our sunday panel at the reagan national defense forum. how much of it there is china? >> will talk about how to keep law and order in space with the vice chief of the spaceports general david thompson. only on "fox news sunday". >> experts say the covid-19 cases continue to rise in the weeks ahead this winter. we need to be ready. chris: the president urges americans to get behind his plan to tackle the new covid variant omicron while still fighting the surgeon delta. will asked surgeon general the back murphy what it means for boosters, masks and mandates. plus our power player of the week. the man n

i'm chris chmura. have a great night. >>> the 49ers are coming out of week 14 way victory over the bengals. i'm laura britt. we will hear from greg papa in a moment. let's get a look at the field vision brought to you by zenni. the

chris: he's right. the national insurance crime bureau warns that catalytic converters are a target everywhere. male: since 2019, we've seen a 300% increase in the theft of catalytic converters. california and texas are your two top states in the united states that are seeing these thefts increase. chris: so why take your catalytic converter? there's precious metal inside. shady recyclists will buy them in bulk. so thieves can pocket hundreds of dollars for each one. male: the supply chain and the mining of these precious metals is difficult, which has caused the price to go up exponentially over the last year. chris: if at this point you're seeing easy money and thinking of stealing a catalytic converter, allow officer tujague a word or two from the penal code. tujague: it's a misdemeanor offense, and you will go to jail. chris: considering catalytic converters can cost upwards of three grand, tujague told us you need to protect yourself. tujague: and they are targeting specific vehicles. chris: which

chris. >> chris: steve harrigan reporting from kentucky. thank you. now to the spike in crime across the country. at least a dozen major cities hitting all-time homicide records already this year. smash and grab robberies or on the rise. the white house says more guns and the continuing pandemic are behind the crime surge but critics point to leniency's in cash bail. we will talk with the mayor from the largest u.s. city, new york city. mayor bill de blasio. >> chris, the white house and justice department are pumping millions of dollars into fighting crime but city leaders on the ground say it's not working fast enough. >> this bothers me very much. >> attorney general er merrick garland discussing more than 1,000 murders this year across the country, america's cities are under the microscope and breaking records. >> no regard for others, expecting them to change their behavior dramatically is not working. >> the white house fending off criticism from the national sheriffs association over just how much the biden administration is helping. >> members

. >> chris: the president urges americans to get behind his plan to tackle new covid variant, omicron, while fighting a surge in delta. we will ask u.s. surgeon general, dr. vivek murth, what it means for boosters, masks, and mandates. plus, our power player of the week. the man nancy reagan chose to make sure her husband's legacy lives on all right now on "fox news sunday." you are looking live at the air force one pavilion at the ronald reagan presidential library in scenic valley california. welcome to a special hour of "fox news sunday" from the reagan national defense forum. each year, key national security figures meet here to discuss threats the u.s. faces around the world. this we can come of the focus is on one challenge. vladimir putin's massive buildup of troops along the border with her cane. intelligence warns about invasion next year. on tuesday, president biden will hold a video call with putin trying to head off an international crisis. here at the four of, defense secretary lloyd austin addressed the situation. >> terms of our concern were very concerned. it's somethi

so the question now is, what is next for chris cuomo? previously, it seems that scene and has been satisfied with chris merely going on his prime time t v show to make apologies, but i'm unsure whether that's going to be enough this time. and if chris cuomo is ultimately fired, it will just solidify a principle that we saw in action when his brother, andrew cuomo, resigned from his position as governor, which is that in 2021, you can apparently kill all of the nursing home residents. you want as long as you don't get me tude, or the slide moscow says, washington still has time to stop an escalating diplomatic row of to you, as authorities said, deadlines, now the full scores of russian diplomats out. the foreign ministry spokeswoman branding viewers move an expulsion and saying they will react to holding me. hey kim, last month to review this american demand precisely as an expulsion of our diplomats . we intend to respond accordingly. by january 31st old u. s embassy personnel in moscow who have been on assignment for more than 3 years,

chris _ potentially. and reaction from chris himself? chris also - chris himself? chris also issued a _ chris himself? chris also issued a statement - chris himself? chris also issued a statement on . chris himself? chris also - issued a statement on twitter, he said, "this is not how my time at sea to end." at the time of his brother's resignation, chris said he's not an adviser, he's a brother. he wasn't in control of anything, was there to listen and offer his take. that made some cnn staff feel uncomfortable, but cnn stood by him — but now cnn has said that uncovered a cosy and improper nature between the brothers because of text messages they found of chris and aids of the governor. chris was seeking to use his connexions in the press to help his brother, and when the accusers started coming forward in the press. so after viewing thousands of documents and using an independent law firm, cnn and the law firm have both concluded his position at the station is just untenable. mark, i know you are following this story, thank you very much, indeed. in uk, there's

chris: yeah. david: and many companies over the last 60 years have gotten into the fast food business. some have done ok, some have gone out of business. mcdonald's is by far the biggest. you've a market cap of about $175 billion. what is it that made mcdonald's by far the biggest of the fast food companies? chris: i think it starts with the brand. we have a brand that is one of the most valuable brands in the world. and how did you get to that brand? it was a combination of things. it started with, ray croc recognized the importance of ubiquity. and so, that was part of the genius or genesis of doing a franchise model. because with a franchise model, he could get capital deployed, get restaurants built more quickly than he could if he was trying to do this all on his own. so, that was one idea. i think the second was the production system, the speedy production system that guaranteed the quality of the experience, that people knew no matter where you went, you could get a consistent experience at

chris: i'm chris wallace. deadly tornadoes slammed six states and killed dozens of people. we have the latest. and the white house under increasing pressure for a federal response to rising crime across the country. ♪ ♪ >> we have concerns about what we've seen, serious concerns about retail theft in a range of communities across the country. chris: the biden administration promising new resources to stop smash and grabs and support law enforcement in the nation's cities as mayors play defense over fallout from protests, bail reform and spikes in violence. >> still new york city is the safest of the top 20 big cities in this country. chris: we'll ask outgoing mayor bill de blasio about that and resistance to his sweeping new vaccine mandate for all businesses. >>> then, prices surge as inflation hits highs not seen in decades. consumers facing hayer costs for gas -- higher costs for gas, food and clothes. president biden says more government spending is the solution. >> my plans do not add to inflationary pressures. chris: but what republicans say is the real cost of bu

chris cuomo, following the revelation of more communication between chris and his brother, andrew cuomo. regarding the former governor of new york harassment allegations for the anchor, who had been suspended, was fired after new allegations of sexual harassment surfaced. to discuss the supervision and rece efferson founder, the blush project. and archie is very on steve malls, burg host press. steve, i want you to start with this because you've been following this case probably from the very beginning for years. not only as a native new yorker, but also someone who watches walk us through the charges which caused chris coleman, the 1st place to be suspended and the actual ones that in the end caused him to be fired. well, they suspended chris cuomo on tuesday. this was after an attorney general investigation and things that were found in that investigation in new york attorney general investigating the former governor and communications he had in his strategy and who we met with. they found that chris cuomo had it through text and whatnot. had done a lot more for his brother than he or

and cnn, suspends top anchor chris co. most of the heated broiled in the sexual harassment scandal involving his brother, the former new york governor. that's the criticism of the network for also turning a blind eye to andrew colombo, allegedly hiding the true toll of care, home covert deaths and mistake. ah, oh, hello, good, happy with his life for moscow, this is our t international one calling pray with the wealth news this our 1st and the new cobit strain on the chrome continues to raise concerns around the world. a you chief 1st, lavonne de lion says the blog should consider mandatory vaccinations as european nations have discovered the new strang was present at least 10 days before it was initially reported in south africa reporting next from sweden. he is peter oliver. lots going on all across europe when it comes to the omicron variant on dealing with this latest wave of cove at 19, which really has the continent in its great, i'm in sweden right now. where from wednesday we've seen vaccine passes having to be sho

so the question now is, what is next for chris cuomo? previously, it seems that scene and has been satisfied with chris, merely going on his prime time t v show to make apologies, but i am unsure whether that's going to be enough. this time, european central banks under far of conflation had its highest in the euro's 20 year history. economies play the inflation research on an unprecedented growth in energy prices, notably oil and gas, as well as the increased cost to goods and services. a tough and slow recovery from the corona virus pandemic. also the major impact was small credit rating agencies. and i was saying that the on the constrain could also hamper any economic care improvement by bringing uncertainty to global markets. the european central bank though, thinks the situation is fine. most forecasts actually assume inflation will fall below 2 percent. so there really are no signs of price rises getting out of control . if without inflation would permanently settle above 2 percent, we would definitely react. however, at the momen

chris: correct. david: do you ever communicate with him or get messages from him, saying you did a good job protecting my name. chris: i haven't, but i have is blessed in my office. we have all sorts of paraphernalia related to the history of the company, most of which i sent to the conrad hilton museum at the university of houston, because i thought it would be great to catalogue it and have it. the one thing i did keep his his bust, which i keep close to my office. i did not know conrad personally. i did know his son. talking to his son, he was quite proud of what we had done with the company and suggested conrad would have been as well. david: conrad hilton and barron hilton were famous, but the most famous is paris hilton. is she involved in the company? chris: more recently, we have been working with paris on the marketing side of it. we're working with her. just got married and she is on her honeymoon and we are helping sponsor the honeymoon. we have been doing some work more recently. david: w

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so the question now is, what is next for chris cuomo? previously, it seems that scene and has been satisfied with chris merely going on his prime time t v show to make apologies, but i'm unsure whether that's going to be enough this time. and if chris cuomo is ultimately fired, it will just solidify a principle that we saw in action when his brother, andrew cuomo, resigned from his position as governor, which is that in 2021, you can apparently kill all of the nursing home residents. you want as long as you don't get me tude that has emerged at the f b, i can access stacy from the world's most popular messaging apps, including the likes of whatsapp and apples. i message. an internal document dating from january has just come to light and it does say that each whatsapp messages source and destination can be sent to investigates, is in almost real time. plus a search warrant can result in a person's list of contacts being provided. and if the target is in someone else's contact, said, details could be handed over to apples. i message can p

chris: i'm chris wallace. president biden and russia's vladimir putin will hold the superpower phone call on tuesday as tensions grow over ukraine. ♪. chris: the white house expressing concern with the massive buildup of troops on the border with ukraine could signal plans for innovation. will discuss the standoff was an arm service command bert joni ernst and pentagon official michelle. we'll get analysis from our

chris cuomo hadn't quarantined. in fact, he'd been out and about wandering around long island without a mask yelling anyone who questioned him. now, no one else at the time in the media seemed bothered by this but it struck us as a big deal. but his bosses didn't care. before he knew it, he was back on television barking at you for yes not wearing a mask. >> put on a mask. you're in california and riverside, where the mask. you want to avoid situations like this where you live, where the mask. we care about doing the right things, i had the disease. you need to wear a mask and you have to take care of other people in your community and it's got to be about us because help is not going to come from above. >> tucker: said the guy who screamed at someone else for pointing out that he was not wearing a mask. at the time, and it seemed pretty unforgivable to us and it still does seem unforgivable but once again, his bosses weren't bothered at all. it seems there's no penalty for falseness. the only thing you can't do at

so the question now is, what is next for chris cuomo? previously, it seems that seeing and has been satisfied with chris merely going on. his primetime t v show to make apologies, but i'm unsure whether that's going to be enough this time. and if chris cuomo is ultimately fired, it will just solidify a principle that we saw in action when his brother, andrew cuomo, resigned from his position as governor, which is that in 2021, you can apparently kill all of the nursing home residents. you want, as long as you don't get me to the european central bank, his under far off, inflation had his highest in the euro's 20 year. history economist claim the inflation research of an unprecedented growth in energy prices, notably oil and gas, as well as the increased cost of goods and services. a tough and slow recovery from the crone of corresponding because also the major impact was small credit rating agencies. and those saying that the omicron strain could also hamper any economic improvement by bringing uncertainty to global markets. the european

chris cuomo out for good. but what are the greater implications of his firing and the scandals leading up to it? we're asking beverly hallberg. carley: newt gingrich says congress needs to investigate hunter biden and those protecting him right now. he'll explain why, coming up next. carley: former house speaker newt gingrich is calling for congress to investigate hunter biden over bombshell allegations about his business dealings. a new book claims at the time vice president biden heavily influenced hunter's relationships with chinese and russian honchos, a claim joe biden has denied. gingrich claiming there has been an absence of honesty and inquiry from the justice department, it's amazing the hunter biden laptop has not led to an indictment of president biden's son. newt gingrich joins us at 7:30 this morning. miranda divine has the biden family has a history of corruption but the vice presidency opened new doors to international business. >> from his business in the senate, he came into the senate as a 30

so the question now is, what is next for chris cuomo? previously, it seems that seeing and has been satisfied with chris merely going on his prime time t v show to make apologies, but i'm unsure whether that's going to be enough this time. and if chris cuomo is ultimately fired, it will just solidify a principle that we saw in action when his brother, andrew cuomo, resigned from his position as governor, which is that in 2021, you can apparently kill all of the nursing home residents. you want as long as you don't get me tude online messenger service, whatsapp, or is it in hot water? after a document revealed how easily the f b, i can access, uses data. each messages source and destination can be sent to investigators in almost real time uncovered f. b, i document date back to january, but it's only recently come to light. it also lists 9 major communication services, including apples i message and telegram. the ability of the russell sort is to obtain data from them. and we've got a response from what sam's parent company matter. formal

thank you so much for joining us, chris. and michael, i'm, it's a lot of different parts i want to get to this. i wanna start 1st with you on chris, on this one. you know, the timing of all of this, this has been hinted by the bio ministration. if the speaker plus even said it that this is going to be comics, i've got to ask you what the recent headlines is this happening because of the attention being given to the test. her pinch, why and her disappearance, or the human rights violations which are nothing new being used really as a cover for the vitamin ration. not being able to make any headway with chinese officials in both trade military, in fact, anywhere. well, it's an interesting time to say the least and in fact there's a conference of events that have really, god knows this point. i particularly like the foreign ministry stating that we haven't even had our diplomats invited to the games. i thought that was an interesting one. liner in there that is completely ridiculous. but if you look at the confluence of events,

well, they suspended chris cuomo on tuesday. this was after an attorney general investigation and things that were found in that investigation in new york attorney general investigating the former governor and communications he had in his strategy and who he met with. they found that chris cuomo had through text and whatnot had done a lot more for his brother than he originally told c. n he had done originally back in august or so. chris colo admitted. yes, i advised. my brother, i met with my brother. i gave him some advice, he's my brother crew. cassandra como, the governor of new york, was that with the facing sexual misconduct allegations. so chris cuomo on an attorney also besides being a host on tv, decided i'm going to help my brother. but it turned out these revelations from the attorney general's office, the tax and whatnot, found out that chris palermo did a lot more than he originally told cnn he did. he use his media contacts, allegedly, to find out dirt and information on some of his brothers accusers. that right on

this cnn chris cuomo controversy, it is now getting worse. we have reports that newly fired chris cuomo is threatening to sue cnn over, this is the report, over his contract, 6 million a year or whatever. he is denying he ever lied to the network's president jeff zucker about working to help his brother, former governor andrew cuomo smear andrew cuomo's sexual assault accusers. chris cuomo saying that the cnn chief knew about it. these are the reports coming in. are these reports true? is this report accurate? >> it is very interesting, elizabeth. i can't confirm them this is chris cuomo's word versus cnn president jeff zucker's words. what cuomo is saying, that i let zucker know everything i was doing the entire time, he was okay with it. when things got too hot in the kitchen only then did he fire me. it will be interesting to see what happens if this ends up going to a court because then i would imagine there is correspondence, text messages emails, between cuomo, between cnn brass. maybe that was the case in this situation because it is r

we have the latest on the breaking news about chris wallace joining cnn plus. it's up on cnn.com right now. we'll see you back here this time next week. ♪ ♪ >>> darkest days. dozens dead as a series of tornadoes churn across the midwest. >> i want to find my wife. >> as rescuers scramble to find survivors, do they have the help they need? kentucky governor beshear and fema administrator deanne criswell join us. >>> mandate debate

i like chris. i take no great pleasure in this, but, you know, what's interesting here, howie, my view is this is a failure of management in so many different ways. you know, chris stepped over the line but you almost expect him to because that's his brother and you know he's close to your brother and you may step over the line. i'm just wondering did jeff zucker ever sit down and say to chris, we know that you're advising your brother at least nominally or uninitially, here are the rules of the road that you need to do or take leave of absence. remember they offered him a leave of absence to do that and that's where the i think the journalism ethics or last of ethics come in here. what did jeff zucker do, crews wees just -- just said ignore these warnings, we need to to know all of that and another thing howie, another guy i know and like -- right, he runs -- he runs cnn now, the head of the discovery cnn package that was put together when title one spun media assets. saying that's not real news o

chris? i don't trust myself even with all my training. a test would help. so you could easily just for essential workers only, just like we did with vaccines, prioritize teg for those individuals. they could return so the economy would not shut down. but to have this broad policy with no explanation underneath, how to handle a situations that are just the in-betweens, what if you're immunocompromised, what if you have chronic conditions, what if you have unvaccinated children in your house, what would you recommend? i think that is absolutely causing chaos, panic, confusion, and unintentionally will lead to more infection. >> well, let's take one perfect example. we're just a few days from new year's eve, and there is so much mixed messaging. we've heard dr. fauci and others suggesting small gatherings with known people, same thing they said for christmas, but a lot of places are allowing full-on parties. we're still going to see thousands and thousands of people in times square. there are s

amy: pulitzer prize-winning chris hedges. we will continue with chris hedges, edward snowden and glenn greenwald and we will talk more about the imprisoned publisher, julian assange. ■■ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org. the war and peace report, i am amy goodman. as we continue our discussion with edward snowden and glenn greenwald and chris hedges. i asked edward snowden to talk about attempts to prosecute and extradite wikileaks founder julian assange who suffered a mini stroke in late october. as he fought to avoid extradition to the united states, to face espionage charges. he faces 175 years in prison. a british court ruled in favor of the biden administration's appeal to extradite assange, in a ruling condemned by journalists around the world as a major blow to press freedom. this is ed snowden. edward: we see this in the public responses to leaking and whistleblowing or whatever you want to call that. it is both sides of the aisle, democrat, and republican, any country and pick their poli

chris cuomo is the brother of former governor of new york. andrew cuomo who had to resign in august following a slew of sexual misconduct allegation. and even though there's nothing inherently wrong with that sibling connection with one brother being in media and the other brother being in politics when it comes to the cuomo, brothers, specifically, chris cuomo is yet again, being accused of using his position at cnn as a prime time news anchor to help the political career of his brother and these questions of impropriety on behalf of chris cuomo, as part, are not new. they 1st started early last year when at the height of coven hysteria, chris cuomo chose to interview his brother, who was at the time governor of new york on his show. so that in scale, this was the actual swab. that was beer used to fit up the double barrel shotgun that you have mounted on the front of your pretty face. and so when that interview came out, a lot of people, i think, were correctly wondering why chris cuomo was joking around with his brother, governor, about gi

chris: i think, yes. i would also throw into the bucket, requirements for independent state bodies that can renew redistricting maps. i think that will be one of the key pivotal areas that could be, once again, pointed to for infilling -- influencing future elections for the next 10 years. david: michael, and as we turn to you. we just had -- let me turn to you. we just had president biden's summit for democracy. i am interested in your summit -- assessment of what that achieved and what it did not. yesterday's response from president xi jinping and resin -- russian president vladimir putin was their own virtual counter summit that i am tempted to call the dictators club. what do you make of their response? give us your assessment of the summit president biden hosted. michael: first, isaac it was a great idea that he had the summit -- i think it was a great idea that he had the summit. some said it was inappropriate. i disagree. it brought attention to it. david, you and i are talking about it now. we wou

that is aware of chris cuomo. i do have one element of the story that i think is super h interesting. the ceo of discovery was in the meetings last week when they decided to suspend chris cuomo. and subsequently, you've got -- time warner and discovery in this big merger right now. subsequently we saw brian stelter, go on errands say that cuomo might be back within a few weeks. i'm starting to think jeff zucker is being cut out of the conversations. he got fired on saturday, really concerned about the government handling this matter. zucker may be showing the exit pretty soon. >> tucker: it doesn't look that way.e i'm not in charge of cnn, but i would put the unit and at 9:00, i think they're calling out for that. >> we've got to try something at that point. anything. >> tucker: so good. great to see you tonight. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: and evolutionary biologist was attacked, kind of destroyed for defending e biological sex, the idea that there are men and women. he has seen it up close, he belie

i'm chris hayes. the bipartisan committee investigating the january 6th insurrection just released a report within the last hour recommending that former department of justice official jeffrey clark be held in contempt over his refusal to cooperate with the committee's subpoena. clark has had a lengthy career as a kind of archetypal republican lawyer in and out of government. worked at the prestigious law firm kirkland & ellis, which serves as something of a breeding ground for republican judges and lawyers. also worked in the george w. bush administration. honestly, kind of nondescript, bureaucrat, political appointee, not a household name. washington runs on these people more or less. except this guy, this under the radar lawyer, that man that we showed you on the screen, is the single person who more than anyone save for donald trump himself came closest to pulling off an actual coup earlier this year. jeffrey clark. you may remember he served as the acting head of the civil division of the doj und

will they find another chris cuomo? maybe we should leave cnn with some lasting words of hope to make them try. let's say it one more time, shall we? >> what do you say? speak out let's get after. >> let's get after. >> let's get after. >> let's get after it. >> greg: let's welcome tonight guests. he's the sharpest brain that sets off metal detectors. fox news contributor, ari fleischer. she talked so fast, your ears will need a double espresso. emily compagno. caution, his advice on addiction may be habit-forming. ask dr. drew host, and author of the new book, it doesn't have to be awkward, dr. drew pinsky. and finally, she lights up any room with her smile and also her blowtorch. fox news contributor, kat timpf. dr. drew, as a humane loving human being, i am conflicted. because i don't like to cheer when people lose their job. >> i understand. but i have to say i'm the person person to be sitting here tonight. not to count to you about losing somebody getting canceled, but you remember i was on hl and see for seven ye

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