other than to remind you that it s very hard to be charged with murder if they never find a body. anyway. it s great to be back. i hope you all had a great christmas, or if you re like me, a great covid. yeah, i had covid, which was a great way to finish a year that started with me also having covid. so let s do the math here. i know greg is out there saying kat can t do math because he is definitely watching and has definitely not been dead for a week already, and less there s been awful coincidence. so this year i had two covids. i also had two covid shots. two plus two equals four. as in forget about all of this belief. following all the rules and regulations failed me more than the dare program. i am over it and i bet you are too. i mean, i m not the only one who had covid over christmas. lots of people did. unvaccinated people, covid buried vaccinated people, covid. boosted people, also covid. this christmas, covid was more popular then robbing a bloomingdale s with 30
todd: and 80-year-old man assaulted midflight because he took off his mask to wheat. what we just learned about the woman dubbed delta karen and the federal charges she now faces. benjamin: democrats closing the year without any major wins so they are hoping a change to the filibuster will pave the way to their election reform power grab. you are watching fox and friends first, benjamin hall in for carley shimkus. todd: president biden leaving for his 31 s trip to delaware. this after meeting with governors on the testing shortage and omicron prevention failures sweeping the nation as the cdc changes isolation protocol. david fund is live in washington with more. the cdc lowering the quarantine and isolation period from 10 to 5 days in an effort to get people back to work. the president and his administration admits being behind testing, is expected covid cases are spiking across the country, the cdc out with new guidance announcing a change in retirement. . the cdc thi
country, where we want to go as a country and to be known for and how he want history to remember us, our nation as been tested many times we fought a civil war, we have fought in world wars, had presidents and presidential candidates assassinated. attacks on congress and members of congress, periods of pain as our brothers and sisters fall to be equal, full participants in this experiment calls america, many of us lived through the attacks of september 11, and octobers of terror acts of terror, domestic and otherwise. here we are the united states of america. tonight i want us to to what great nations do, what great people do, look at where we have been, look at where we are, and most importantly look at where we want to go as we seek a more perfect union. we begin with chuck hagel former secretary of defense of the great state of nebraska. mr. secretary, you represented the united states on the world stage. when you look at that stage today, what givens you cause for opti
christmas specials starting with the grinch who stole christmas. the annual christmas specials were an event. when you first see that advertisement like. frosty the snowman returns tuesday night. was that on once. missed it, you were screwed. mom, mom can we watch that, can we watch that? mom? on sunday, december 4th, burl ives again tells the exciting new story of rudolph the red nosy reindeer. i was obsessed with clay nation. rudolph the red-nosed reindeer was the pinnacle. loved that show. tells the story of rudolph based on the show redorsal outsider. burial ives as the snowman, the elf. remember him? the castoff. i want to be a dentist. it s a lucrative business given that your boss santa gets paid in cookies. and of course you have clay immigration thing in the history of he. still scary. to this day when that face comes on errr. rudolph the red-nosed reindeer has run every year since 1964. making it the longest running christmas special. act
to hear a little bit of the crowd that is here outside of the courthouse celebrating this verdict which came after more than 27 hours of deliberation. the panel of six men and six women kim potter guilty of first and second-degree manslaughter. this outcome was by no means a sure thing. just a few days ago, the jury indicated that they may not be able to reach a consensus but with this verdict the jury indicated they believe the former officer was reckless and negligent when shot daunte wright with her gun instead of her taser. in the courtroom, potter showed no emotion as the judge read the jury s decision and she wanted her fate. we, the jury, a charge of manslaughter in the first degree while committing a misdemeanor on or about april 11, 2021 in henneman county we find the defendant guilty. a short time later minnesota prosecuted the casing this verdict brings accountability to daunte wright s death and well pleased with the outcome, his heart goes out to kim potter a