peerage going thank you very much john and sandra. good afternoon, martha maccallum and this is the story. president biden is about to step in front of that podium. it is a little different today because we will see him kick off what we are expecting to hear quite a bit up now that we are in the new year, which as you know is an election year. we will hear a very strong focus on january 6th. he is expected to take direct aim at former president trump ahead of the possible rematch in november. we are very much in the thick of this campaign as we get into 2024. great line up to talk about and react to what we here in pennsylvania. jonathan turley, leo terrell, clay travis, all joining me on the story today. what about this? brand-new video that fox has captured as migrants come across the border fence in arizona. the cartel break pieces of it so they can run their business to get people across that border. we will show you some striking video as you see the cartel member or
los angeles and this is america s least news late news, fox news and i. former president trump is now facing challenges to his candidacy in multiple states tonight. while colorado is the first to boot him from the ballot, it may not be the last. the chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live with a look at those challenges, where they stand, and some of the other legal woes the former president is facing. good evening, jonathan. it s becoming a head spinning exercise just to try to keep up with the momentous cases the supreme court is now being asked to weigh in on, and to keep up with whom is asking for what. former president donald trump, for instance, apparently wants the court to decide whether section three of the 14th amendment to the constitution bars him from running for the presidency as a colorado court ruled it did this week. that might be because the colorado action seems to be spurring several other states to look at similar legal efforts to prevent trump from b
down, 600 there. on and on we go. at least talks kick off today. grady is in wayne, michigan. we know the uaw president sean fain is back on the bargaining table and stellantis upped to 21%. and that s a better offer than gm and ford have put forward in terms of that pay raise. those two companies offered a 20% raise. president biden is sending two high level officials to michigan today to try to help with these negotiations, but we asked the uaw president yesterday if he wants them here. he kind of brushed that aside and he wouldn t even commit to letting them into the building to help negotiate, but he is welcoming several lawmakers, including senator bernie sanders who is here for a rally yesterday and senator john fedorman from pennsylvania to walk on this picket line 15 minutes or so. and i spoke with general motors ceo, mary barra, and it s her second strike in four years and what she says. what i learned in a strike, no one wins. no one wins. the employees don t wi
tennessee, kentucky and mississippi yesterday. the red cross is on the ground offering shelter to residents. nicole valdes is on the ground in nashville, tennessee with the latest. nicole what do you see. honestly unspeakable damage as we mourn the lives of six people across tennessee who lost their lives one of those a child in montgomery county and let me show you what were seen it is so horrific, you can take a look at this home, look to the left of it, that is somebody s bed completely in the open the sheer force of the tornado that moved through madison tennessee that ripped up the wall surrounding the bedroom. i will take a walk to show you it s not just isolated to one home, this entire street, each house has significant severe damage, roofs, unimaginably torn to pieces, using the power lines that are just laying on the driveway. take a look further that is another home, the second story most eviscerated in the force of the storm and were waiting for a lot more i