former secretary of state henry kissinger has died. tonight we send our best to him and his family. we ll have more on this as the night goes on. he s led an incredible life. one of service to his country, and played such a pivotal part in the nixon presidency in particular, and we give our thought and prayers to his family but tonight we re tracking other multiple developing stories including this major blow to the climate alarmist cult and biden s terrible trip to colorado. a word about the extremism and the hate now running rampant across the country starting one day after the barbaric hamas terror attack on october 7, there have been hundreds of anti-israeli protests all around our country, so-called demonstrators, we ve watched them openly praising the terror group hamas calling for global islamic war against the west, defacing national landmarks and statues. vandalizing our own white house, burning american flags, and they tried to break down the doors at the dnc. this
eighty six . or go to try relaxium .com. i m bill hemmer. i m right there. i m dana perino and this is the fox news rundown. america is listening to the fox news on down with top news stories seven days a week and providing a contrast in perspectives you won t hear anywhere else. download the fox news rundown on fox news podcasts. .com, right. this past year, i did hit a major milestone. it had come to mietek mentioned that i became the longest running primetime cable news host in the history of cable news. here are just a few highlights from the past twenty seven years. take a look at the hannity and colmes on the fox news channel. i m sean hannity on your show. i m on your side is the one biggest objective. you said you were on my side. no, no. i got confused from an energy propaganda. i m going to be there. i m going to lead fair and balanced. so that s those are the complete works of karl marx, including the communist
lisa, do you think everyone s eyes are glazed over right now? i was just started out. how do you recover . another time, i try to say recidivism, but it took me, probably, 5-16 times. it was at that point you had to get it, because it was so embarrassing. i was also on lou dobbs. tristan phelps. thank you for laughing. my most embarrassing? hannity and colmes when i was living in london. 9:00, six hours, so it was 3:00 a.m. obviously, the palms had closed. i was up there, i was sitting there alone. let s just say you can probably look it up and find it. but colmes saved me, i was trying to say a word, but i was so out of it. i was so nervous.
with a prime time slot on new york-based wabc. i m alan colmes wabc talk radio. in 1987, he moved to wnbc in new york, a short-lived move as wnbc announced his radio division was closing its doors, giving the final sign off on the great of you nbc. i m alan colmes, thank you, god bless you, for the last time, this is 66 wnbc. in 1996, he parlayed his successful radio career into a television career. the economy is doing well, if it ain t broke, you don t have to fix it. teaming up with me to launch hannity and colmes. when the show ended it was by far the number one show and it s time slot and cable news and consistently one of the top rated shows on cable. as the banter sometimes grew a bit contentious, the mic. you are lying!
sean hannity. but first, we ll take a look back and celebrate the life and career of our cherished colleague and a friend. welcome back to hannity and colmes, is that asking too much? two, three. duncan sharon stop filibusterin. that you have to do compromises and horsetrading that you never envisioned in order to maintain your integrity at the same time. it keep in mind i was in the state legislature for seven years. i wasn t naive when the you got to washington. people say we strong a security? rate vice president. i m just a humble host here. your humble? [laughter]