todd: harvard tries to move on from the controversy, students and donors are done and want someone to turn the campus around. you are watch ing fox and friends first, i m todd piro. carley shimkus has the day off. claudine gay is out as president, her time at harvard is not over yet. that is rights, claudine gay may not be harvard s president, but she is not going anywhere. she will stay on payroll as a faculty member, a role expected to land her $800,000 per year. gay saying we need to heal from this period of tension and division and to emerge stronger. i had hoped with all my heart to lead that journey in partnership with you. i return to faculty and pledge to continue working alongside you to build the community we all deserve. gay s departure comes after weeks of growing plagiarism accusation and her response to antisemitism on campus. just six months after taking on that role, marking the shortest presidency in u.s. history. elise stefanik said it is still too lon
joe biden invited in, they re here. i haven t seen this many single men since they dug up kat s backyard. biting him in the ass, like he s backed into a hungry brian steltzer. faith-based spaces for fans will shelter up to 19 single adult illegal aliens each, that s 50 times 19. what does that amount to, kat? just kidding! greg: i m sorry. unnecessary, really. we ll have a meeting after. i think that is less than a thousand, last week over twice that many arrived in new york. any other bright ideas, mr. mayor? do you have a vision? it is my vision toic tathe next step to this faith-based locales and then move to private residents. there are residents who are suffering right now because of economic challenges. they have spare rooms. they have locales. we can find way to get over 30-day rules. greg: you got that, move migrants to homes where current residents are already suffering. i hope it doesn t cost $4.2 billion. we can take the $4.2 billion and put back in the p
threat outcome ron desantis, you small, pathetic man, this isn t martha s vineyard, kidnapping charges? the tweet then linking to a screenshot of a section of the california penal code. florida officials telling fox that they flew the migrants to california but got their verbal and written consent to do so. not so gracious gavin, who once boasted about being a sanctuary state, is also sticking his henchmen on desantis. taking this potshot at florida. we believe the state of florida and governor desantis is behind it, governor desantis has demonstrated his pettiness, his lack of substance, his xenophobia, and his discrimination and racism and his willingness to treat human beings, people, as political pawns. it is wrong, and we are getting to the bottom of it. jesse: while those two governors duke it out over the migrant crisis, the white house is getting mocked or complaining the migrant buses are putting a strain on cities. bussing or flying migrants around the countr
about slavery? major: nikki haley faces backlash. her defense, she claims the question came from a democrat plant. you grow up in the south, it s a given it s about slavery. major: and breaking news, another state removes president trump from its primary ballot. the decision just in. fighting and air strikes continuing in gaza as we learn an american was killed by hamas. tonight s eyes on america. you don t normally think of cotton as being high-tech, so now they are using dna, so we know exactly where our clothes and our sheets are being made. make 2023 disappear! major: and say goodbye to 2023 on this good riddance day. get rid of all the bad stuff and just have a good happy new year. major: good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for joining us. i m major garrett in for norah. we begin on the campaign trail for the 2024 republican nomination. nikki haley is facing a barrage of criticism, not for something she said during a new hampshire t
alexandria hoff has more. alexandria: by the time the boom was felt and heard, this plane traveled for hundreds of miles on auto pilot. it was close to long island destination when the recession made 180-degree turn and began flying in the other direction and reached washington, d.c. restricted airspace. norad granted permission to two jets to fly at super sonic speed causing the boom. civilian aircraft was intercepted at 3:20 eastern time. the pilot was norad attempted to establish contact with the pilot until the aircraft crashed. virginia state police followed up, 3:50 p.m., virginia state notified of crash in stanton blue ridge region. search by the sheriff office and augusta fire rescue got underway by ground and air across the region shortly before 8 p.m. first responders reached the aircraft. no survivors were located. speaking to new york times, john rumple, the plane owner said his daughter, his granddaughter and a nanny were onboard. mr. rumple said he had lit