intelligence, just let our vice president explain. the first part of this issue is ai is a fancy thing, first of all, two letters, it means artificial intelligence. todd: we re good now, that clears it up. jimmy failla will try to explain. carley: and the new woke-free favorite drink this summer. i m in pursuit of a conservative with a load of ultra-light beer. carley: the brand-new add in the fight against bud light. you re watching fox and friends first. i m carley shimkus. todd: i m todd piro. overseas with a fox news alert. president biden set to meet with the president of finland this hours on the heels of the nato summit, where he admitted the u.s. will likely give ukraine more weapons. carley: lucas tomlinson has more. lucas: off to visit finland, which borders russia. biden spoke before thousand at a university in lithuania. president biden: we will not waiver. we will not waiver. [applause] president biden: i mean that, our commitment to ukr
presidential election. the first american election with a front-runner indicted for conspiring to steal the last one. dividing his time between the campaign trail and the courtroom. i think he s got a lot going on. i think the d.c. circuit will rule against him. in the frigid cold. the coldest in modern history. temperatures so low, they bring new meaning to the term negative campaigning. republicans in iowa will make their choice. donald trump is a threat to democracy. tonight, special election coverage, with joy reid, chris hayes, alex wagner, ari melber, jen psaki, lawrence o donnell, stephanie ruhle, plus campaign experts and steve kornacki with results and analysis at the big board. once every four years the big one. msnbc s special coverage of the iowa republican caucus, the start of the 2024 presidential election, is right now. and here we go. ready or not. time to stop worrying about it. time to start actually doing it. good evening. i m rachel mad
around the video screen for warmth and people regift the cake that dare not speak its name. here s the ten most merry festive, snowy, angelic tales of the holiday. who can forget christmas. are you ready to deck some halls? an entire evening of christmas specials starting with the grinch who stole christmas. the annual christmas specials were an event. when you first see that advertisements like frosty the snowman returns tuesday night. this was on once. if you missed it, you were screwed. mom, mom, can we watch this? mom? can we catch that? on sunday, december 4, burl ives tells the story of rudolph the red nosed reindeer. that was like the pinnacle. love that show. tells the story of rudolph based on the song, rudolph that was kind of an outsider. burl ives as the snowman. hermy the elf. he was the cast-off. i went to be a dentist. it s a lucrative business given that your boss, santa, gets paid in cookies. of course, you have the scary claym
and then you kissed his ass and then he endorsed you and you said he s the greatest president of all-time. you were there to stand up for our constitution but when the barbarians were at the gate you were happy to let them in. i think i disagree with everything my opponent just said including the words but and the. a big debate night both contentious and personal. i m john berman with brianna keilar, and bad blood between tim ryan and j.d. vance playing out on the debate stage last night in ohio. saw it in the first clip. sparring over rtd economy, inflation, clashing over racist rhetoric and abortion. more competitive than expected in a state donald trump carried twice. both men describing each other as asskisser and succops and that was the more friendly part of the debate. if you can believe that. in utah, flashes of evan mcmullin attacking incumbent senator mike lee accusing him of betraying america on january 6th and a chance to confront lee over text messa
man, leon panetta announced a new crackdown. the main change as far as we can tell accusations will be investigated by senior officers. not just unit commanders. the pentagon says last year alone, last year, 19,000 sexual assaults in one year, most of them went unreported and unpunished. there is more to that. we spoke with several former service women, and this one story we found was typical. she was a marine, who reported an attack by a fellow marine but instead of finding help, she was drummed out by the military. doing the right thing was in 21-year-old stephanie schroeder s blood. i joined after 9-11, i thought it was the right thing to do. i come from a military family and i have a great sense of honor and patriotism toward the country. six months she was training at a base in virginia. one saturday she decided to blow off steam with fellow marines. we went out to dinner, i got up to go to the rest room, and my attacker followed me and forced his way in the bathro