this is outnumbered. i am emily compagno it s kayleigh mcenany, and joining us, martha maccallum, anchor of the story, kennedy, host of kennedy, i m fox business, and bill hemmer. also joining us with analysis, fox news senior political analyst, brit hume. law enforcement source tells fox news former president trump is expected to be arraigned on tuesday at 2:15 eastern time. we are told the d.a. initially wanted him to surrender today but that timeline change due to arrangements they needed to be made by secret service. we are also learning that trump will not be handcuffed. the charges are related to hush money payments leading up to the 2016 campaign. they remain under sealed and are not yet public. republicans calling the indictment political persecution and un-american. democrats say no one is above the law. fox news peter doocy asked president biden what he thought of the indictment this morning. mr. president, do you think the charges against trump are politic
indictment. nearly all democrats. again, 62% of independents, say trump should end his campaign now. if it comes to biden versus trump, what then? this is the campaign that no american wants, according to the polling. to see a repeat. and look at this, you see, they are equally unpopular. joe biden is favorable and unfavorable in the pool, 32% favorable, 56% unfavorable among omega cans. donald trump is roughly the same, . these are two unpopular folks he may end up taking each other on for a second time in 2024. buckle up. are you confuse? marks adequate i m always excited when he s up early to hang out with us. let s bring in political commentator and host of you decide podcast also the author of the ones we ve been
january 6, classified documents, georgia case, when does it play out? over a long period of time at the decisions of judges, everything that happened during debates, town halls, all of the process of this political plan that plays out over the course of 2024. buckle your seat belts, folks. how do you play this if you re one of the other republican candidates who wants to be the nominee? how much can people stomach overtime? we have already learned that were donald trump is concerned, people can stomach a heck of a lot. the bar for tolerance and huge support that he s being falsely accused and these things, it s a huge generator of enthusiasm. politically when you look at this in the backdrop of everything that s about to happen, it s going to be quite an interesting roller coaster ride. emily: i think democrats, the crowing, the getting this,
considering redirecting weapons to ukraine once meant for the now dispanneded afghan army. senior white house official says the u.s. is prepared to provide ukraine further assistance to defend its territory though the specifics on that are unclear. american and russian officials are expected to meet and discuss this and other security issues on january 10th. white house official says direct involvement between president biden and president putin is not expected in those january 10th discussions. anita. we ll tune in to see what comes out of that call later today. thank you so much. rich edson live in delaware. well, from what we ve seen the past couple of years, you ve got to think anything can happen. why some are saying even this is possible. yes, you are looking at it. trump/obama 2024. buckle up. think about the democrats 0 for 6. they ve been wrong on afghanistan, crime, border and inflation. they can t get anything right.
drudge is that hillary clinton is posed and opioidsed to pick up the mantle for the democratic party in 2024. buckle your seat belts, folks, it s getting crazy. brian: you know who i m sure is high fiving donald trump and his family. he would love another shot of this. i think of the big picture of this: when hillary clinton, of course shoos she gave the concession speech and she never accepted the election loss we heard that four years. when stacey abrams said i didn t lose. it hurt the country. when president trump comes out and said it s a fraud, it s a fake. it hurts the country. this speech today continues that. whoever wins and whoever loses it s not legitimate. i think it hurts the country. ainsley: i don t think she can run. we already heard her acceptance speech. brian: good point. let s change the headline in drudge. ainsley: steve, what s coming