[cheers and applause] greg: yes, yes, yes! happy tuesday everybody. so really it seems 2023 is the year of the protester. they seem to be everywhere blocking traffic, closing bridges, chanting at train stations. but the joke s on them. i travel only by helicopter. but, oh, how they love to delay transportation. who do they think they are, mayor pete? idiots are throwing tomato soup on paintings and super gluing themselves to the wall. remember that knucklehead who glued his hand to a starbucks counter to protest the price of-milk? when they called his name he couldn t get his own coffee. what is it about super glue anyway? it should only have one purposes and that s sniffing. the more disruptive the more the imba sills embrace it even if it hurts their cause. what drives these clowns to protest? well, besides their mom. they simply alienate rather than raise awareness. do you think this helps anyone? [screams] imagine that! [screams] i hate this! i m killing it. i m k
meet that young women that put norfolk southern represents on notice. she s coming up. but first president biden is set to announce new taxes next week, most are just guessing on what he will be proposing. he says millionaires and businesses will bare the brunt and nobody making less than $400,000 a year with the nation s debt already well over $31 trillion, even some democrats are getting antsy. senator joe manchin telling me, we can t tax our way out of this. i can assure you, you can t basically just tax your way out of debt. you can t borrow your way out of debt. you can t cut your way out of debt. you can do a combination of all of those to a certain extent and manage your debt. we re not managing debt. neil: no, we re not. we re frozen in place right now. stuck at our credit limit with neither party coming up with solutions to advance the ball or get the government going. good luck with that. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. very happy to have you this very bu
Judge jeanine i absolutely do, yes, yes, yes. Bret you think its fake . I have to tune in to jesse . Judge jeanine its real. Bret good evening. Im wreath baier. Breaking tonight the Impeachment Inquiry into President Biden is underway. The first session held today on capitol hill. The head of the House Oversight committee accusing the president of abusing his office for his familys financial gain. The top democrat on that panel calling the procedure scandalous. Correspondent david spunt starts us off tonight live from capitol hill. Good evening, david. Good evening to you, bret. Right out of the gate, tempers flared. The hearing lasted about six hours and the white house may not like it, but a new era of the biden presidency is underway. Chairman, there is already a motion. Democrats and republicans, both frustrated while finding no Common Ground. We had a box of all the foreign money the bidens took it would have reached to the ceiling. We found no evidence of wrongdoing by President
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To this hunk of mental behind me. this is the nose cone, the top of the rocket. this is the raw material. tens of miles went into making this. this is one of the 3-d printers. when it s assembled, it s 110 feet tall, 7 1/2 feet wide. earlier on fox business, tim ellis told me how 3-d printing addresses cost. 3-d printing replaces the traditional manufacturing model of giant factories, building products one at a time by hand and a very complicated simply chain. we got the 3-d printer here. the other thing i learned today is the impact on the supply chain. everything is made in america, it s made in this lab. normally you d see hundreds of