college kids and all, and they told me about it at 7:00 in the morning. and that is my life. will: when they re hosing it off. brian: when they re hosing it off. never invited to the party. always invited not even the after party, the clean up. will: nashville, you see those pictures and ramp up the contrast and the color saturation. is that real? ainsley: doesn t even look real looks like disney world. will: so vivid and beautiful. it s not. that s real. that s nashville they are hosing it off and brian will be there to be the aftermath. ainsley: tax free state. so many people are moving down there. brian: they can t be happy living tax free don t you feel the guilt that we are paying such high taxes. ainsley: they have more money. brian: you live in a tax free state. will: walk around burdened thinking about you. brian: you have a lot of tolls. steve: will while we do have a lot of tolls. property tax is high. on the toll front tolls here as well.
has taken office. neil: after more than 1,000 interviews, tens of thousands of documents and hundreds of hours of video and audio recordings, some never seen or heard before, it s on. the january 6 committee is ready to make its case and democrats say it s a damning case of a president determined to up end the golf as he sought to nullify an election. republicans say it s a prime time snow job. intended to deflect attention away from soaring prices, soaring crime and plain old sore american voters. today fox on top of how it goes down hours from now with former deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree on the uphill legal climb for tonight s tonight. former republicans on why republicans should get engaged tonight. democratic committee member, elaine luria and what she hopes both sides today. and why the watergate hearings and iran contra hearings are not what you ll see tonight. chad pergram with more on what we are in for tonight. a big night. maybe even a historic nig
so here we start this hour by wishing all of you a very good today here from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. again, we are going to keep a close eye on. thanks buckingham palace. but, before beginning with a brand-new insight into what issues matter most to voters. of, course just months ahead of the november midterms. and you from abc news and if ipsos shows the economic concerns are growing at only due to 61% of americans disapprove of how biden has handled the economy, but because most american faith, the, economy and gas prices are the top issues affecting how people will vote in the coming election. up next, making a case for our publicans should vote. the bottom line is there are two very clear in very different approaches here. there is our approach, which is to find solutions to invest in our supply chains, like we are doing with the infrastructure money in my department and in others, to do everything we can to lower costs
tropical storm system closing in on florida. it s bringing heavy rain. there s already some flooding, as you can see, from these pictures we re getting in. there are 10 million people under tropical storm warnings right now. the timing and potential impact coming up. plus the show goes on despite the queen s absence. the platinum jubilee celebrations that are under way today. we are so grateful you re starting your weekend with us. it s saturday, january 4th. good morning, christi. good morning, boris. let s talk about the two former trump administration officials. they will not face charges for contempt of congress in the january 6th investigation. now the department of justice says it won t indictment former white house chief of staff mark meadows and former jeopardy chief of staff dan scavino. it could hinder the committee s efforts to enforce subpoenas. another trump ally is facing charges. a grand jury indictmenting former adviser peter navarro for contempt of
This is the ingraham angle. Tonight, part two of my interview with kid rock, plus my angle and moments. But first, fox news alert. New york city just hit with another aftershock. Joining us now, fox chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. Rick, tell us what you know. Ill tell you. So we had this 4. 8 this morning at about 1020 or so out in new jersey. Felt widely across the region. This is how many aftershocks weve had about 11 total since that. And most of those have been around 2. 02. 2. Nobody really feels Something Like that. But we just had about an hour exactly an hour ago now, a 4. 0 aftershock. Obviously Strong Enough that, again, people all the way to New York City feeling this one. And the concern, obviously, is how many more of these will we see generally for probably the next week to two weeks, there will be aftershocks. They generally will be diminishing in the strength of them. And i think when we saw these 2. 0, 2. 2, we thought maybe that would be it and we had this 4. 0. S