are taking over today with the beautiful carley shimkus in the center. carley: that s right. i had forgotten both of your names not that i forgot your last name but i forgot that today is a jones sandwich. love that lawrence, i was off yesterday. i watched fox & friends from home. you did a great job. yesterday weirdly felt like saturday. today feels like monday. it s neither of those days. i believe it s thursday. i feel like the week between christmas and new year s everybody is confused what day it is. joey, i m not alone on that front. joey: not at all. it s a gray day, i don t know what it s like for you guys up there but it was raining so glad on the way in today. i m glad i got here safe and ready to have a couple of great hours with you guys. carley: three hours to go. big breaking news last night. we begin with a fox news alert. guilty of five of six counts. a jury convicting jillane maxwell of sex trafficking, recruiting and grooming underaged girls for jeffrey
was preparing for two major events, the official kickoff of his 2024 campaign and the first of his for eventual criminal indictments. he was not handling it well. on march 24th of last year, he posted on truth social his then impending indictment would lead to quote, potential death and destruction. the following day he held the first rally of his third presidential campaign in waco, texas, a town with a violent history and he used that event as an opportunity to launch more attacks against those working on his criminal prosecutions, quote, the thugs and criminals who are corrupting our justice system will be defeated, discredited, and totally disgraced. but one week later manhattan district attorney alvin bragg indicted trump on 34 felony ed counts and collection to an alleged cover-up of a payoff scheme to prevent a prevention just days before the 2016 election. it was the first time that a former american president had ever been criminally charged in the history of this
could be a federal crime and a violation of his bond conditions. colorado secretary of state says that she has seen a 600% increase in threatening messages since she took on the ex-president over the 14th amendment. we are joined live in just a few minutes. the show starts right now. of this week began like so many others with donald trump pushing the limits of our legal system. it ended with him once again embracing political violence. on friday trump posted a video to truth social including an image of president joe biden found and restrained in the back of a pickup truck. that video which we are intentionally choosing not to show you is just the latest example of trump promoting violence and dehumanizing imagery. this time directed at the sitting president of the united states, and that calved a week in which the judge in his trial imposed a gag order on the former president barring him from attacking prosecutors, court staff, witnesses, and jurors. he wrote it was n
A Whiting man convicted last year and sentenced to 180 years in prison for his role in a 1998 Hammond triple murder received a fair trial, according to the Court
Maxwell s lawyers believe it will be appealed. where does this go? nowhere. they will spend a whole lot of money because this judge alpha mason you may or may not agree with her politics she is one smart cookie. she clerked at the u.s. supreme court not just everybody gets to do it. she is really really smart. my point is, she didn t have any trial errors. so there is really nothing to appeal. ghislaine maxwell better rely on not an appeal but naming names to get a reduced sentence or it s dan bury for her. joey: let s hope she spends the rest of her life in jail either way. i hope she does name names. nancy, thanks for coming on with us. thank you for inviting me and thank god for this verdict. facing 65 years behind bars. she is 60 years old. nancy, thank you. all right, coming up, americans are dealing with a record surge of code cases and a nationwide shortage of testing. weave will tell you what she