greetings, everyone. you re watching symone. a major blow to women s rights, to make decisions about our own bodies even when our health is at risk. the texas supreme court blocked, at least for now, a dallas woman s court approved exception to the states abortion ban. kate cox needs emergency reproductive medical care. i ll be talking to her lead attorney about how justice is being delayed, and frankly, it s about to be denied. it isn t even justice? also chaos on capitol hill, not showing any signs of slowing down from a bogus impeachment inquiry both next week to the erosion of norms and civil liberties. led by house republican who rose to first overturn the 2020 presidential election, and talk about speaker mike johnson. followed a would-be dictator donald trump. congressman benny thompson is here to weigh in on what s next. plus, the presidents of harvard, penn and am i t facing major blow back after lawmakers press them to say rhetoric calling for the genocide of jews w
president steps down. donors, alumni and students have all been pressuring her to resign up to her congressional testimony on anti-semitism sparked a public outrage pretty good evening i am jon stott and this is the fox report. . jon: to other elite university presidents are also facing backlash as jewish students come forward about faculty failure to address rising anti-semitism on campus. cb cotton has details on all of this for us. hi jon, word of president liz mcgill s resignation came down just over an hour ago it comes after widespread public outrage over her congressional testimony on anti-semitism this evening the university of pennsylvania s board of trustees chairman scott writing president liz mcgill has voluntarily tendered her resignation as president of the university of pennsylvania. she will remain a tenured faculty member. he would want to thank mcgill for her service to the school and said she will remain as penns of president until a replacement is appoi
rachel: good morning, he can be. we re in the second hour of fox & friends here in new york city. it s christmas time and beautiful outside and i love being down here much we can look out right at the tree. it s beautiful, we re all in the christmas spirit. will: have you been out at night? last night i was on jesse watters prime time and it s beautiful out there. this time of year at night, dudes with the cell phone and everybody spins around and it become as destination. pete: you re in new york, no doubt when you re here. check us out, check it out. pretty cool. rachel: when the propalestinian protesters wanted to protest at the rockafeller, they got confused and came to our tree. i do think our tree is so beautiful. will: yeah. pete: i agree. nicely done. will: check this out, there s brand new polls this morning from the wall street journal showing hypothetical presidential election matchups. first the obvious potential head-to-head of donald trump and joe biden wi
not everybody wealthy a tax cheat but a whole hell of a lot of it. laura: pot kettle black. classic. now, you heard the breaking news first right here on the angle right now. hunter biden indicted again on nine new tax charges. including, just three felony counts. he faces 17 years in prison for what the doj is describing as a four year scheme to avoid paying 1.4 million in taxes. prosecutors are saying that he spent money on drugs, escorts, girlfriends, luxury hotels, rental properties, exotic cars, clothing and other items. well, everything but his taxes. hunter made a number of payments using both his personal and his business bank accounts. to quote: various women totaling staggering 68 # thousand dollars and spent 188,000 on. [clearing throat] adult entertainment. let s break down personal expenses. a $1,500 venmo payment in 2018 to exotic dancer for what he called artwork. hmmm. but she hadn t sold him any. strange. he also paid escort for nearly $12,000 to spend tw
one of the places where massive amounts of migrants are streaming into the country and record numbers hello everyone welcome to fox news live i am arthel neville hi eric. hello everyone thank you for joining us i m eric shawn. arizona governor visiting the border town of lukeville arizona today. pass the port of entry that had to close this week because the migrant surge maxed out its resources. the governor s calling out washington s quote failure and an action she says demanding more than half a billion dollars to try to deal with the crisis to reimburse the state what it has spent so far in the migrant crisis print agents in tucson, arizona say they have had nearly 19000 new arrivals. 19000 in just one week. that is the highest seven-day total ever. customs and border protection sources t tell fox news there he been more than 535,000 illegal crossings since the first of october with the more than 12000 on tuesday, one day alone. it s not a party issue it is an american