they are right, at least in australia. australia used to be cool! you had a guy with a giant knife! now, it's a sad combination of high school detention and house arrest. citizens have to sit and take it. it could go on indefinitely in australia, which is why america is so special. politicians know this is a country born from rising up. >> the country is that "this is it, we are not doing this anymore." we are a country of fighters, and we will do it again by february 1st. you know what? we have got the second amendment. we run this country. >> to your point, australia has that reputation for being free and wild. why hasn't there been an uprising. >> the reason why this is a free country is because we have the right to bear arms. >> oh. >> i sailed my boat to northern australia, and they went through that like i had a colonoscopy to get into it. [laughter] >> no-nonsense. you guys extolled the virtue of strong borders. australia does not mess around. the rules were broken. they were ham-handed the way they handled his case. he's a 20 time grand slam champion. rules are rules. countr

so this is a pandemic of the vaccinated in australia. it is spreading because of vaccinated people or through vaccinated people. so the question is, the logic behind this decision and many other decisions discriminating against nonvaccinated australians and nonvaccinated visitors. >> laura: is there any exemption made -- george, in a exemption or accounting made for people previously infected or no? >> no. and i know there has been a push on certain circles and empowerment to actually don't recognize the buildup of antibodies through natural immunity. it just shows another sense of theological nature of this whole thing. i mean, i bet my bottom dollar that novak djokovic doesn't have covid-19. he is in a country that has very few cases compared to australia. so keeping him out -- >> laura: george, you know what i would say? i would say novak djokovic, he's the one who needs protection going into australia, okay? they don't need to worry about him. he needs to worry about getting infected when he's there because it's all over the place. i

djokovic's parents are accusing australia of mistreating him. excuse me, this guy makes many millions of dollars from global publicity. whether it was a good legal central or not, should he now talk to the press and explain himself, because a lot of people see him as an overentitled, overpaid athlete. >> yeah, i think it probably does make sense, but i would make a decision to talk to someone who i feel like is not going to be out for blood for me, and that's somewhat difficult to find right now. as you mentioned, he's an international bad boy for many people. but i do think there are a lot of sports fans out there that have looked at this. i think a lot of american sports fans believe and wish that he'd been able to play in the australian open. howard: yeah, there is that. >> for sure. per persona nongreat9 that. howard: maybe he'll talk to you. clay travis, thanks so much. [laughter] >> open invite for him, for sure is. howard: still to come, why the media chatter about hillary in 2024 is pure hype. our brian kilmeade interview makes some news

it's not good for the country of australia. i can show you where the outrage is coming from, from the people. to haven't been able to see family from other countries. people can go to restaurants or bars. they are in a full lockdown so when somebody comes in just because he is the greatest tennis player, they are frustrated perfect. they are upset with their own government with these mandates. >> before we go to the next topic of two point out that he is worth 220 million. why not just say take a stand and say i'm not going to compete >> i would agree with you. may be just as someone all the attention that he is getting. he is a political pawn and being used as an example. >> he has a ton of pressure on him as well. begets an exemption and very angry wondering why they give it to them. >> perhaps he changed his stance and you could say that is being used as an example. he is going to stand up to the government. he is not a citizen of australia he should either embrace this fall on or you'll be stuck in this detention facility.

are you on team djokovic or team australia. australia came out and the prime minister said rules are rules, they should have known the rules, and djokovic for his part and the teammates are saying this is a socially distant sport. they are playing very far apart from each other, obviously. we'll keep watching it. thank you for joining us. >> let's all join team sanity. >> sandra: sounds like a good move. john is on that team. >> john: i'm on that team, where i like to be as often as possible. i thought it was interesting that rafael nadal -- rafa saying look, it's the rules, if you are not vaccinated you can't play. and he would stand actually -- >> sandra: he did not show a lot of sympathy. >> john: he would stand to benefit from novak not being there, no question. consumer electronics show has a lot fewer people during the covid surge but that is perfect considering robot race cars are stealing the show. robot race cars with no driver. we are there live coming up next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? n

a visa ensued and he went to australia and they were happy, too. when he gets there, he is arrested and the point is the federal government overruled the state government and australia is pushing hard toward mandatory vaccinations and that is what this is all about. the lawyers representing the government didn't want >> joe: to become an icon. you can read that as an icon for the anti-va x movement or read it icob for freedom of choice. australians don't want people to have freedom of choice. this is purely political. the idea he posed one of the fittest men in the world posed public health threat frankly is nonsense. >> ashley: i want the minister on deportation, run the sound bite and get your reaction on the other side of it. >> we've got to be clear about what the role of the government is, make sure our borders are protected. we have always had a very strong position on that and this matter is no different. >> nigel: this is not about -- australia does have a good policy and i commend them for it. this is not about borders, this is about hyste

it will determine whether or not you can be on australia and take part in the tournament. meanwhile, djokovic is back at the immigration detention hotel where he stayed for days in australia. he isn't vaccinated against color, australian government said he is a threat to public health. his lawyers repealing the decision at the hearing is coming up in the next couple of hours. joke still wants to compete at the australian open, he's been practicing in recent days but if he loses this appeal, he is out, not just from back tournament but out of australia for up to three years potentially. djokovic claimed exemptions to the immigration regulations based on a positive, test last year. since then, it's become apparent his team failed to mention he travel to other countries in the run up to entering australia, another set of struggles to enter. it seems the questions are raised about meetings he had after that positive covid test confirmed. djokovic is also announcing today gathering outside the venue, he's being treated unfairly but australia supports the decision to deport him

of power and australia? a lot of people look over at australia and don't realize it's not what use. >> i lived here my whole life and i don't recognize it. the last two years have actually changed australia and day by day it gets worse. coming out of this pandemic or learning to live with that it seems like we are being stripped more and more of basic fundamental human rights. it is really, really sad. and i hope like probably many of these that we come out of this okay and we are able to get back to the astoria we once had. it is looking harder and harder as we go forward. comic great perspective this morning thanks for jumping on so quickly. >> thanks for having me. all right there you have it. it's absolutely stunning was happening australia produce absolute stunning the world number one the the defending champion of the asteroid open is being forced out of that country this morning. you both asked the question for what it's worth i have had on the will cane podcast. how did austrians let this happen? how

>> new zealand -- australia. many, work in australia actually jenna can i correct you there's more guns now in australia before the gun control region. you know there's a title right there we have that ready to go. australia more guns now than before -- it is actually the australia institute research that matters it is on screen right now. >> all of the things that donald trump did over last two years are now piling on fact he didn't want to spend money and take vaccine seriously that mask seriously. hundreds of thousands of people died because he didn't take it seriously work forces were shut down. shut down -- huge -- all they want to do is ban people look we don't have a pmed in our country. dan: 100,000 more died since biden. you leave that all out that's amazing. >> why are you the way that you are? honestly every time i try to do something fun or exciting -- you mac it not -- dan: you're saying billionaire and millionaires don't pay enough what are top percent and income taxes through the top one percent pa

we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move! kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. howard: with the number of new daily covid cases topping one million this week, most of the media coverage concedes that the biden white house is struggling though much of the criticism is directed toward the cdc and a growing recognition in the press that we just have to learn to live with omicron. >> we are still talking about not enough testing. this has been from day one in the old administration. i mean, it's ridiculous. >> it's also true that a biden has fallen short of making sure that all americans have access to regular, reliable and free testing. that's not where we are. >> the cdc is incoherent, their advice is erratic, and their crash of credibility is pulling down the president. >> it's almost as though we've seen over the past 4-5 days almost the normalization for vaccinated americans without underlying conditions, almost the normalization of covid as if it is the flu. get sick, stay at home, get over it, get back out in the work for

hotel room whether he can play in the australia open. he initially had a medical exemption to let him enter the country but they have rejected the evidence for the exemption. you have the best tennis player in the world cooling his heels waiting to see if he can play. >> trying to win number 21, all time record. but not as cut and dried. initial reports suggested that djokovic, not vaccinated, applied for a medical exemption he did not deserve. turns out the australians set up the rules and two separate state approved medical boards approved his entry. it was only after djokovic was on a plane that prime minister scott morrison under public pressure canceled his visa. >> there are no special cases. rules are rules. people are welcome in australia, but not double vaccinated or citizen you cannot come. >> right now it's a mess. djokovic is under guard at a hotel until a judge hears his appeal on monday. he claims to have followed australian tennis rules and two review panels approved the exemption, reportedly because he previously had covi

but in australia he was given covid medical exemption. he applied for that and then he was targeted by border security when he arrived, which obviously created this international incident. serbia is capitalizing on this saying we love novak and we believe in freedom. come here to serbia if you want to have a good time because of the fuss budgets in australia make sure the fun police destroy the fun. >> bill: it makes a aussies look intolerant. >> omicron is going to sweep the island continue net. it sucks. it is no match for vaccines and lockdowns. they have had cases surging since last month. >> bill: you know with beijing. you're an athlete. this is your future. you are trying to lay down a marker, you get all the way to china and test positive and you are asymptomatic and you are sent off to a private hotel for three weeks and the games come and go. there is a lot on the line for these athletes coming up here in china. quite remarkable. kennedy, great to see you. >> dana: see you on "the five" tonight. take care, kennedy. politics hard

. >> the lawyer djokovic are going he did have all the correct documents to enter australia but now the australian government is not letting him budge from the immigration hotel. his team believes he should still be allowed into the country to play in the open due to his recent public case but to add to the latest on social media appears to see djokovic at public events after the date team played where he is positive. and outside the hotel said conditions are not good enough for the top tennis star but lockdowns more than anywhere in the world, many people in the country are not sympathetic to his case and others say he's been politicized in australia. back in djokovic family home country, campaigning for his release, they believe he's treated unfairly and blamed the australian government and the prime minister is complaining about his treatment. djokovic is ranked number one in the world, defending champion at the australian open, the tournament is january 17, this delay means he's losing critical preparation time. his team moves to a hotel with the tennis court and a special diet whil

he's a defending champion at the australia open. the tournament starts january 17th so this delay means he's losing critical preparation time, his team want to move to have special guide as they desperately try to untangle the bureaucratic mess. they'll be a court hearing, that's a legal court, not a tennis court in australia on monday which can determine whether djokovic can enter into the country and they are confident that absolutely nothing is certain, jacqui. jacqui: kitty willingan live fos in london. griff: cristina coalman. >> christina: have received request obtaining assistance in obtaining alec baldwin's phone. last month baldwin's attorneys said they proactively requested that authorities get a warrant to get a hold of his family to protect family and personal information that's unrelated to this investigation. a search warrant was issued for the device on december 16th nearly 2 months after the deadly october 21st shooting on the set of rust and baldwin still hasn't turned over his phone. legal expert questions why auth

others say his fate has become politicized as an election looms in australia. back in djokovic's home country, serbia, family and friends also demonstrated for his release are. they believe he's being treated unfairly and blame the australian government. even the serbian prime minister has weighed in and complained about his treatment. djokovic is ranked number one in the world and is the defending champion at the australian open. the tournament starts on january 17th, and this delay means losing critical preparation time. his team wants him moved to a hotel with a tennis court and to have a special diet while they try to untangle this bureaucratic mess. there'll be a legal court hearing on monday in australia which could decide where djokovic will appear on a tennis court at the tournament. jon? jon: at this timety logan, thank you. -- kitty logan, thank you. and we'll be right back. ♪ ... serena... matrix... ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff,... ...swollen, pai

so too has been australia. novak djokovic is probably according to a colleague of mine -- not a colleague but a guy that's been on the will cain podcast. australian of the year. he should be australian of the year. i didn't have on my bingo card as a cowboy or roger federer fan that aaron rodgers and djokovic become some of my favorite athletes because they're willing to sacrifice almost everything, brian to stand up for personal dig any think. dzhokhar very much is doing what australians didn't do stand up for himself. >> brian: set aaron rodgers of tennis taking on all comers' not a conservative or republican. is he a person thants to make his own decision about his health. thanks so much, will wayne, appreciate it and catch will cain's podcast especially when i'm on it he asked me to promo myself. actually he didn't but i did. crime runs ramp pant in new york city, counterpart from staten island joins us live with what needs to be done to clean up this city that we are in. try centrum multigummies. some of m

covid rates are skyrocketing in the very highest vaccination rates, including denmark, australia and israel. alex has been covering this almost alone on sub stack. he joins us now for his reporting. >> alex what is this? >> we're at a very dangerous moment, tucker, and i'm not exaggerating. i think this is probably the most important appearance i've had with you in the last two years. it is completely clear now that the vaccines don't really work at all against omicron. in these highly vaccinated and highly boosted countries, rates of infection are incredibly high and rates of serious disease and death are also rising. the israelis are predicting they are going to have more serious cases than they ever had at the peak last year. and the idea that we would solve this with another booster is just off the charts insane. i have not said this to you before because i'm pretty careful and i'm pretty careful with the data but these vaccines, these mrna vaccines, mrna covid vaccines need to be withdrawn from the market. no one should get them. no one should get boosted. no one should get doub

novak djokovic's controversial stay in australia could be just hours from ending. but he is not leaving without a fight, this is a live look at his lawyer's office in melbourne, australia, where a federal court hearing is about to get underway as djokovic seeks to overturn for a second time australian government decision to pull his visa. the australian immigration minister announced last night he was again revokes the visa for the world's number one tennis player just three days before the australian open, one of tennis four majors gets underway. the minister alex hall says he was acting, quote, on health and good order grounds on the basis that it was in the public interest to do so. now, djokovic is unvaccinated and therefore, not eligible under australian federal government rules to enter the country as a nonresident. the tennis star has been led to believe by tournament organizers that he would have an exemption because he told them that he had contracted covid and recovered from it in december but he also admitted a mistake on his immigration forms. saying he

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right now in australia and reports are saying that decision has been delayed until tomorrow. he is not out of the woods yet to play. >> todd: boy, you blink and you miss half this story, it changes every two seconds. back at home, if you're having trouble getting meat and eggs, you are not alone. >> cheryl: true fears about food shortages. omicron continues to spread and many stores report empty shelves. workers at meat, poultry and egg facilities are coming down with covid. supermarkets are struggling with employees that called. the dealta variant didn't have a lot of problem on the work force, omicron is nailing us. then there is us. >> warehouses, selectors, loaders, they call in sick, there is interruptions in the system. what we're seeing in the northeast is price increases. they are supplying the product, increasing prices to try to control demand. >> cheryl: john catsimatidis told you, the entire supply chain seems to be affected by this. >> ashley: i walked in trader joes a couple days ago, having -- flashbacks to meat and eggs, wait, what is going on here? my questio

maybe you wind up like australia where nobody fought back. he's one of australia's top health officials just a few days ago. >> if you're not fully vaxed, stay home. you are at greater risk of catching covid, becoming ill, and needing hospital care. you may only leave home for three reasons. medical treatment including covid testing or vaccination, for essential goods and services like groceries and medications, to provide care and support to a family member or person who cannot support themselves. you cannot travel more than 30 kilometers from your home when leaving for one of those three reasons or the nearest practical destination. -- is not a reason to leave the home for the fully unvaccinated. restriction of movement is critical right now and that one hour of exercise for the next four days is not essential. >> tucker: no vote on that. that's just some guy channeling some health authority telling you that you can't leave your home. you're imprisoned if you're not fully vaxed. you can have the vax but if you don't have enough vaxes you're

very disappointed and now, australia, his home country of serbia. it starts today in melbourne. the brexit party leader will have more on the novak djokovic socket in the next hour. for now, back to you, ashley. >> ashley: greg, thank you. trump versus hillary 2024. exclusive advisors say "there is a good chance for a rematch of 2016 in the next presidential election and wabc morris although clinton has not criticized president biden but wanting the party about progressive policies. and this does put her in prime position to biden an extreme left for 2024, griff. >> griff: that would be quite match up. the president's approval is in the basement as joe biden years when year in office. now, a competent house minority leader kevin mccarthy laying out his plans for republicans to take the house in the midterms. >> you know what we will do if we are entrusted with the majority? talk about how we lower the prices for the american public. how do we stop this rise of inflation of prices of everything you deal with? how do we secure our border? how do we stop government mandating and co

. >> laura: fox news alert, breaking overnight, australia canceling novak djokovic's visa just days before the australian open. more on that in just a moment. first, a bad day to be waking up as joe biden. the president strikes out on everything from capitol hill to the high court. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: he may just want to go back to sleep. we're glad you are not asleep, i'm todd piro. fox team coverage covering the legal blow to president biden. griff jenkins is with us. >> griff: you might say the president is having a no good week, not just voting rights failure or the slap down, take a look at other setbacks, the country lost faith in the cdc, tests are scarce, the big speech bombed as stacey abrams stood them up, inflation is soaring, the border wide open and north korea is firing missiles while the president's poll numbers are in the tank. the two senators manchin and kyrsten sinema refusing to kill the filibuster shutting down voting rights legislation. >> i continue to support the bills i will not support separate actions that worsen

and there is a possibility that djokovic doesn't return to australia for the next 3 years. under the law there, he's actually not allowed to return to the country since he's been deported unless he receives a special exemption over the next 3 years. mike: fascinating, we will follow it. thank you very much. so tomorrow would have been betty white's 100th birthday. how people across the country are celebrating her life and legacy coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪as okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ that's a nice truck. yeah, it's the chevy silverado. check out this multi-flex tailgate. multi-flex, huh? wow. it becomes a step. mom, dad's flexing again. that's not all. you can extend the bed for longer stuff. is he still... still flexing. that's right! and, it becomes a workspace... you can put your laptop here. i'm sending an imaginay email. hey dad, dinner! hey! look who stopped by daddy's offi

. >> john: game and set for australia. we'll see if it's match later on today. sandra? >> sandra: i'm following that story closely. as americans wait for the biden administration's promised covid tests to be sent home, some folks are selling fake test kits and opening bogus websites. grady trimble is live. a lot of people taking advantage of this opportunity, grady. >> unfortunately, sandra. several government agencies are warning people to beware. people are looking for personal details like information from insurance companies or identifiable information. these testing sites in many states are unlicensed and unregulated by the state. one company said the center for covid control operates more than 300 sites. they have an f rating from the better business bureau and under investigation in illinois and several other states. they received numerous complaints and now they say they're shutting down for the next week to try to get a handle on all of these problems. the illinois attorney general, sandra, says your best bet is t

he showed up in australia. a political land mine. they locked him in his hotel room as the court proceedings played out. and he won this battle from an australian judge. it would seem to be hard to not allow him to play now that he is out and about circulating in australia on the courts and everywhere else. but given how crazy everything connected to covid is, until he actually steps onto the court to play in his first match at the australian open, bill, i will reserve judgment as to what they might do. remember when we thought the australian friends were nice and cuddly and easygoing? if you look at their covid policies, they have been so insanely draconian, we're very lucky in the united states that we had -- no overreach of the government. otherwise we might look like australia. >> bill: until he takes the court we don't know how it will turn out. now lia thomas swims for the university of pennsylvania. you and i have talked about this. over the weekend she was swimming against another transgender athlete and lost in the 100 meter

player novak djokovic was left stranded at melbourne airport overnight as he waits for permission from australia to enter amid the covid vaccination requirement. scheduled to play in the state open the state government in victoria denied his application leaving his fate in the prime minister of australia's hands. djokovic is seeking a record-breaking 21st grand slam win. and this is a live look at tokyo from earth tv. the big story there tonight, the new year's first tuna auction at a fish market in tokyo. the top bid at the event was a blue fin tuna weighing in at 46. a sushi chain bought the fish for just north of $145,000. that's a lot of tuna. here are some other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ i recommend nature made vitamins, because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified

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i think australia wildly overreacted. i don't think the country is any safer at all than they would have been if he had been allowed to stay and play in the tennis tournament. >> they have 13 million locks down in china. how's that going? australia is getting slammed by the virus. sweden gets slammed by the virus. the virus is calling all the shots spirit of the french open who have mandated vaccines -- the italians have mandated vaccines. the french open is next. is he going to be allowed to play? i don't think so. they will demand to get vaccinated. >> i hope by this summer we will be in a different place. some of the craziness surrounding our response to covid is going to begin to vanish. most of what we have done has been relatively unimpactful. if we look at all that data, we like to convince ourselves that social distancing and mask wearing. washing your hands. we had 15 days to stop the spread and we are all about 700 days in to 15 days to stop the spread. i don't believe that very many of our actions have had very

however, she has since left australia. >> i cannot say it's anger since this happened. you can even imagine that it's possible in the 21st century to have this happen in this country. >> she's like others hope that djokovic will be up to play. protester celebrated that the decision to release djokovic. the tennis star person brother credits putting pressure to reduce the decision. mcdowell called the story a circus and supports his rival being able to play. yesterday and open officially starts in less than a week beginning january 17. shana, stay tuned. that a lot of time. >> shannon: so much can happen . thank you. at least 17 people are dead, including eight children, as a result of an apartment fire in the bronx. officials i am malfunctioning space heater sparked a deadly blaze and that smoke inhalation likely killed most of the victims. investigators want to know why safety doors didn't operate properly after the fire broke out. people are still in critical condition tonight. the championship game -- takes on alabama 33-18. coming from behind three times in putting

where do we go from here both in australia and nationwide? we began this story with the latest breaking news and that he has been arrested. that is something that has just changed within the last few minutes. so this is a story that will have many twists and turns but again, the take away what happens with natural immunity both in australia and nationwide? we will have to wait and see on that. in the meantime, this is actually a heartbreaking story over the weekend. in other fox news alert, at least 19 people, including nine kids killed in a horrific apartment fire in the bronx. one way recalling to try to escape the smoke. >> there was a body dragging to the fence. i don't know if that person was dead or not. >> todd: 200 firefighters responded to the scene. the fire caused by malfunctioning space heater was knocked down in about an hour. eric adams praising the heroic efforts. fdny of heroic efforts. >> they still pushed through the smoke. you can't do this if you don't feel attached to the city. >> todd: the bronx building up reportedly ha

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kicked out of australia before he could defend his title there. he faces the possibility of missing the tennis major in paris. the french government just announced that major sports events are off limits to the unvaccinated, whether they're spectators or players. the number 1 tennis player is in belgrade having been thrown out of australia because he's unvaccinated around because, according to australian officials, he had no valid medical exemption to enter the country. in a statement after losing his appeal against deportation, djokovic said "i'm uncomfortable that the focus of the past weeks has been on me and i hope that we can all now focus on the game and tournament i love". the be question now, where does djokovic play next? the french open, which begins in may, is out for now at least under those new restrictions just imposed in france. so prior to that, one of the biggest spring tournaments is indian wells here in southern california. that is in mid march. the altitude of organizer there's will be very interesting to watch, martha. djokovi

after having visa canceled due to australia's vaccine law. novak djokovic hoping to compete for 21st grand slam title. and california extending indoor mask mandate for another month. now set to expire february 15th, which would mean it would be in effect super bowl lvi to be played in los angeles. in. nfl officials have reportedly explored the possibility of moving the big game out of state. the current covid search with rapidly spreading omicron it is the new challenges for responders in hospitals, which were already short-staffed because before the search because of burnout and because of vaccine mandates. correspondent dan springer showing us tonight good evening, dan. >> los angeles had 37,000 new covid cases, 10,000 more than the previous record. many first responders who are fully vaccinated and boosted are among those tested positive with critical resources are critically thin. los angeles is in full crisis mode with 1,701st responders in isolation after testing positive. it is driving up ambulance response time and leading to longer w

thought he was good to go and he is in australia. not a quick flight. they said when he got there sorry, you are not good enough. you are out. australia has some of the strictest lockdown measures, vaccination policies in the world and djokovic is now falling victim to them. >> dana: if you are one of the australians locked down in your house that they give a pass to djokovic. they had to rule on the side of rules are rules or there might have been an uprising. >> trace: meantime for the past 10 years ice has released an annual report before the end of the year. it did not in 2021. is the biden administration slow walking this? we'll take a closer look next. plus a juror in the ghislaine maxwell trial failed to disclose past abuse. how could it affect the outcome of the verdict? >> it was called for the question and not revealed by a juror then that juror was prejudiced and i think there is a fair opportunity for maxwell to have a mistrial declared. serena: it's my 3:10 no-exit-in-sight migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, a

stunning news from australia. down under. they have revoked djokovic's visa for a second time over his covid vaccination status. the decision means that the top ranked tennis player faces the possibility of deportation only days before the big tennis tournament starts in australia. jonathan hunt is on the story. what's up in l.a. today. >> novak djokovic could be deported from australia within hours unless his lawyers can once again find a legal lifeline through the court. some australian legal experts think at this point is highly unlikely. the australian immigration minister announced he was revoking the visa for the world's number one tennis player three days before the australian open, one of tenis's four majors. the minister said he was acting, quote, on health and good order grounds on the basis that it was in the public interest to do so. djokovic is unvaccinated and therefore not eligible under australian federal government rules to enter the country as a non-resident. now the tennis star had been led to believe by to

still, the band from australia a lot of people setting him up as a bit of an anti-vax hero. he doesn't want that title but there are those who are still standing behind him. said one writer, "if, and this is a big "if," if this is what he is recalled and remembered for, ultimately in his life, i've a feeling that history will treat him a lot more favorably than ozzie's dead." tucker. >> tucker: great to see that. thanks for that. we are out of time sadly. a brand-new interview with travis trent. you can get it for free. sean hannity takes over right now. we will see you tomorrow night. >> sean: you know, without novak djokovic in the australian open, it is not even worth watching. honestly, i am not a boycott or, as you know, but it is ridiculous. welcome to this special edition of "hannity." after historically bad week capping off a historically bad year, joe biden's presidency is now on the ropes. things are going so poorly that even his one time protectors, the media mob, they are now beginning to take note. look at this headline from fake news cnn. you can't make it out.

the world's number one ranked tennis player has been ordered to leave australia head of the australian open. he had been left stranded at the airport over night as he waited to enter the country with what he had a medical exemption from the country covid vaccination requirements. instead, his visa was canceled. pope francis criticizing those who adopt pets versus children calling it selfish. giving up on being a mother and father can take some of your humanity away. the general assembly was to reflect on the importance of parenthood and all of its form. the next progressive prosecutor taking the reins of new york city as crime sores. we have lots of new ideas what laws to enforce or not. what city police and residents think aboutif that. hear from them next. ♪ ♪ lete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspe

that was a signal it will not be enough coming from tennis australia. will: all right. i mean, defending australian open champ in limbo in a hotel detained and maybe soon to your point on monday, out of australia. turn back here not united states. alec baldwin has not turned over his cell phone, brian, a month after a warrant is issued. he has become a target of investigation in new mexico and along with new york authorities. so, look i don't want to turn my phone over to anyone either. i just i don't know, one of the most private things in your life now, that being said a warrant was issued. it is certainly suspicious for him to, look, i lean on you. it looks suspicious to not comply with a warrant. >> well look the optics for alec baldwin have been terrible since the onset. i've done some criminal defense work and he is a criminal defense lawyer's worst nightmare that said though this investigation by the sante fe sheriff's department has been tantamount to the "bad news bears." let's remember, baldwin is the gent machine had the gone in his hand when halyna was kille

it's strict in australia. >> yeah. the australian state of victoria said come on down and play tennis, but the national government, the prime minister, said, no, we're going to enforce the rules, and you're not allowed in. we've got a standoff. we're not the only country in which there are disputes, apparently, between the state and federal governments, and australia seems to be mt. middlest of one. -- in the midst of one. bret: juan, what did you make of the cdc director's words today? >> i thought that was a very important interview. i thought you were really tough with her in terms of what did sonia sotomayor say on the supreme court, is that right, because it's so important with these decisions coming down. but the critical point she said was, you know, thank you for asking this question about whether the american people have more or lets confidence two years, in the cdc, two years into this pandemic. she said thanks because, look, it's an evolving issue. the science is evolving, the crisis is evolving, and i'm try

certainly not like australia. living with it. and now we have to re-examine the numbers of hospitalizations, who is really hospitalized, who really died and for what reason? how effective are the vaccines? peter talked about that yesterday. what exactly does the booster do? we have to re-examine everything that's been jammed down our throats, and we have to learn to live our lives. i'm speaking as an american because i think i'm actually seeing that republicans and democrats are beginning to agree and converge on this which i think is good news because holding these people accountable. just don't tell me the hospitalizations. just don't tell me the deaths. don't just tell me the booster. tell me why. i think you will see that in the testimony today when the cdc director talks in circles and anthony fauci pretends to be offended on everything that he is asked. >> steve: you know what, brian? and peter doocy asked jen psaki, you know, you keep saying it's the pandemic of the unvaccinated but he said he had gotten omicron, she had g

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this is an mp from western australia who apparently need an object original australian to translate english into english. check this out. >> you can die from the corona or get really sick. >> you are going to pass away from this corona or get really sick one. dan: that's not a joke. that's not the babylon bee. that really happened. translating english into english. pete: i urge your viewers to find the two-minute clip where this man stares into the camera stone faced as this poor woman reads off a sheet exactly what he said. in his mind, what was he thinking? is he saying this is great the whole time it's happening? and what's the equivalent. someone in the united states who lives in new orleans, translating for someone who lives in boston? how does this pass somebody's muster? when actual racism mugs you, with it's amazing. dan: i swear i thought it was a joke. by the way, before we let you go. we have a new:segment on foxnation. pete: i'm excited about this series it's a five-part series. miseducation of america. it's about the 100-year takeover of our classrooms. dan: thank you for takin