she s harder to get rid of than brian kilmeade. and, if you look, her eyes, they re crazier than ever. she doesn t have betty davis eyes, she has marty feldman eyes. i miss him. but imagine sitting next to that on a long flight. no wonder bill preferred epstein s jet. all right, people. that was one of the reasons. the in flight massages. but after two years of democrats telling us that it was worse than 9/11 to say that an election was stolen, what s their new message? take it away crazy lady. hello indivisibles. i m here to highlight something that is keeping me up at night, right wing extremists already have a plan to literally steal the next presidential election. greg:. greg: indefensibles. are those like little sandwiches? yeah, i bet that s what s keeping her up at night. not her drunk husband and the cackling of two hooters waitresses playing nude twister downstairs. saying that ace jealous purpose. she claims that even the 2024 election, which is more than two
not really. but part of a new segment i like to call these are terrible people! who suck! greg: thank you. that was created by my nephew allen for his art class. they like to keep the inmates busy. he ll be out in three years. so first during questioning by special counsel john durham on tuesday an fbi analyst claims the fbi offered ex british agent christopher steel a million bucks if he could corroborate the allegations against candidate trump that were made in the dossier back in 2016. now talk about creating an incentive to lie, offering seven figures for a pee tape. hell i could have made one for him for four, five hundred bucks. in the fox news men s room. or best offer. kneel ca veto owes me a favor. plus he looks good in a wig and can do a russian accent. but why so much money? could it be that steel would need part of that money to pay the corroborateers? he gets paid perhaps to pay off witnesses? it s entirely possible. at any rate the whole thing is seedier t
over a million people are without power from texas to the east coast as bone chilling temperatures kick in. more than two hundred million americans are currently under warnings or advisories. this massive winter storm is causing holiday travel chaos. transportation secretary buda jen says it is going to be days before this gets sorted out. yesterday, about 10% of flights canceled. now, of course, that means 90% of flights were not canceled, but, you know, if it goes above two percent, we consider that a lot. so 10% means just a lot of disruption for a lot of passengers now getting back to normal. but we re seeing, again, over the middle of the country that extreme cold and then the east that that wind and snow coming. it s going to be rough for certainly the next couple of days. when it comes to aviation. so far , over twenty six thousand flights have been delayed and nearly 9000 canceled since wednesday. mike tobin is at o hare airport in chicago with the latest. hi, m
that s your tattoo, isn t it? and three caught on camera clues. someone is in her car. someone is at her bank. but most jaw-dropping of all, someone is up on stage with a song turned sinister. i couldn t believe what i was hearing. insane. could karaoke be a key to this case? my heart was pounding and pounding. i was sweaty and nervous. we need to figure this out, fast. hello, and welcome to dateline. 29 year old carrie olson was the girl next door, bubbly and bright, with close friends and a new man in her life. she had everything ahead of her, and then she vanished. had she just walked away, or did someone take her? was she even alive? here is andrea canning and without a trace. it is a sad fact of american life, family separated from their loved ones, gone without a trace. nationwide, there are almost 100,000 active missing person cases. since december 2013, dateline s online missing america series has been telling some of those heartbreaking stories. one of th
as more migrant buses a fox news live new york city. they are fine with illegal immigration. when they have to deal with the consequences themselves they are up in arms. thanks for inviting us to south carolina good to be home with you. thank you. my high school. ainsley: i know. one day you will see ainsley: that is good harbor beach. massachusetts. look at that gorgeous shot. steve: why aren t we there? ainsley: who does not want to be there this morning. 81 degrees. 76 right now. a gorgeous day there. go out and enjoy it in you live thatter i can t. you will see a little bit of rain on tuesday, wednesday and maybe thursday. steve: when you think of massachusetts this year i think a lot of people cranberries. i think of blueberries. they are a buffer crop. one of our first recipes in our first cookbook was with blueberries. and it was what we called the but berry buckle. it s the recipe was inspired by baseball moms in our town by the name of ellen,