oz. that s ahead. and tonight, and sadness. very own beautiful 50-foot fox news christmas tree was destroyed earlier this morning by a suspected arsonist. he apparently scaled the tree, and ignited it on fire, and endangering hundreds of people in and around our fox news headquarters. crime in new york city under comrade de blasio is so out of control. this is what you get with a billion-dollar cut to the nypd. and now, by the way, he could be out on bail as early as tomorrow thanks to, of course, new york state s generous reform laws where there is no bail. first, can somebody please remind joe biden, pretty please with sugar on top, that our fellow citizens are still trapped in afghanistan? joe has not mentioned these americans not one time in over 100 days. day 116. sean: day 116, 129 days since joe promised he would not do this, abandoning our fellow american citizens and turning his back on them, and green card holders, and military families and, by the way, our afg
greg: excellent work i will see you after the show. it take that arsonist we are live here at fox square. for a reason. as you know it yesterday a cowardly christmas creep burned down our all-american christmas tree. we put the tree up outside of our building out for ourselves, but for all of you. the nypd, they arrived at the scene to help put out the flames and make sure everyone was safe. at a time when law enforcement is constantly criticized and disrespected we are once again shown how important their work really is. we are grateful for their service. yes. we want to take this moment now to give a special shout out to the officers who quickly apprehended the suspect, they are actually here tonight to join us in the relighting. we are joined by members of the i speak for everyone here want to say thank you for all your sacrifice to keep us safe. and even though the arsonist is already out on the streets, probably working at cnn. we want the bad guy to know but
dana: it had 10,000 ornaments and 100,000 lights. you know, because it gets dark around 4:00 or 5:00, when we re sitting on the five we can see the tourists and families and workers stopping by to get a photograph in front of this most beautiful tree and then to wake up this morning and find out that happened overnight was devastating but he is caught. 49 years old. bill: said to be homeless lived in brooklyn or from brooklyn. we ve been doing this free for a couple of years but the best we ve ever done it. great music that goes with it. more and more people come every year and love to share it with the community and tourists and the people who live in new york to come by check it out. we ll figure a way out of it. dana: it will be redone and we ll not be defeated. he will be charged. charges are expected. go to this. inflation an your front doorstep. most americans are pessimistic on the economy and think president biden is the wrong man to right the ship. new survey
hopefully ready to strike a deal on the build back better act, it s time for the party to use that momentum to counter the national push from republican state lawmakers to restrict the vote in battleground and diverse states as much as possible. ground zero for that effort right now is georgia where joe biden won an unexpected yet decisive victory one year ago made possible by activists of color. now the emerging battleground state is poised to see its electoral districts chopped up and skewed in the gop state s favor joining others ahead of next year s midterm elections. tonight we look at how the democrats are fighting back and ask whether the federal government can do anything to help because black democrats in congress are fighting their own battle trying to keep their districts intact against republicans while some of their longest serving lions retire. i ll talk to one of those lions later at the end of her nearly 30-year run about what the party s priorities should be
states as much as possible. ground zero for that effort right now is georgia, where joe biden won an unexpected yet decisive victory one year ago, made possible by activists of color. and now the emerging battleground state is poised to see its electoral districts chopped up and skewed in the state s gop s favor, joining texas, ohio, north carolina, and others ahead of next year s midterm elections. to the we look at how the peach state s democrats are fighting back and ask whether the federal government can do anything to help, because black democrats in congress are fighting their own battle, trying to keep their districts intact against republicans, while some of their longest serving lions retire. i ll talk to one of those lions later at the end of her nearly 30-year run about what the party s priorities should be next year and in the next decade. but first, joining me now, congresswoman nikema williams, democrat of georgia and chair of the georgia democratic party. thank