write may your days be merry and bright. carley: good morning and merry day after christmas. here on fox & friends. it only comes once a year. let s stretch this out as long as we can. joe: christmas lasts as long as the christmas tree is up. you can t say it s not christmas if you have the christmas tree up. carley: you raise a good point. when do you take christmas tree down? joe: i will take it down when i get back home which may be a while. griff: christmas tree reject music. this is 80 s rock band play those after christmas you still got to get them in which our executive producer tammy is cringing they were playing all this christmas music. as long as you have bad christmas music you want to play leave the tree up they go together. carley: bad christmas music is better than no christmas music at all in my opinion. carley: we celebrated christmas in a big way. griff: on the couch. carley: so glad you are here today. we have some pictures to show? gr
Rumors from my spies in the State Capital (Don't set it in stone yet, as this is just what I'm hearing) is that newly sworn Secretary of State Monae Johnson is wasting no time after last Friday's series of pre-Christmas firings, and in the process of putting her new hires in place at the office,…
americans. sometimes when we see the election controversies, it seems like we have lost our power. not quite. we can push back, we can win. and we see evidence of that already. joe: dr. carol swain, thank you for the work you do and thank you for joining us today. thank you. joe: all right, coming up. a suspected human smuggler still on the loose after fiery standoff with texas troopers. dps lieutenant christopher alvarez joins us next with an update.
Eric Peterson and Bill Dendy join Jeff to discuss financial strategies during tough times; Jeff asks Hawkeyes fans if they consider the season to be a success; Terri Hasdorff comments on the election controversies in Arizona; Dr. Jay Joshi discusses high rates of mental illness among young people.
and our political unit crunched the numbers. the biggest change in georgia from 2008 to 2020 was in quinnette county. remember that was a really good year for democrats and barack obama, but then joe biden got nearly 60% of the vote in gwinette. one of the questions i have this year and going into 2024 whether the changes go back to the meme or whether this all continues. i want to zero in on the voting rights issue. i had a little voter round table. all three of these vokes are new biden voters. they all were biden voters. they all call themselves reluctant biden voters and i was talking to them about election controversies. take a listen to what they said.