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down. that's how we will start to get our financial situation back on track and that's why i think we need an accountant in the white house. [applause] >> bret: michelle is of the same mindset she is a financial adviser. from west des moines. it says here you are undecided michelle is, that true? >> i'm going to make my final decision after tomorrow night's town hall. >> bret: you have a question for the governor. >> hi. >> nice see you again. most americans are counting on social security benefits during their retirement years. as you highlighted, current projections show that social security as we know it today is no longer sustainable. what changes should you become president, would you make so americans can be confident in the future that social security will be there for them? >> first, acknowledge what i just said that it's going to go bankrupt in 10 years. medicare will go bankrupt in 8. every one of my opponents, every single one, has said they are not going to touch social
for attention, or financial gain. let's bring in the culture club to talk about this headline-grabbing case. fox news headlines 24-7 reporters, eric and michelle. welcome to you both. i'll let you lead this off, michelle but here's the deal. foxnews.com wrote the following. there aren't many social media stars who have been convicted of 2i7b8g murder but gypsy rose blanchard has amassed millions of followers seemingly overnight since she was released from a decade long prison sentence last week. i mean, people are applauding this woman. she's a convicted killer. i know, the circumstances are questionable. you go ahead and take it. >> the circumstances are questionable. her mother was torturing her ever since she was a child. she did not know how to get out of that situation. she speaks about it eloquently. she's like, listen, this is what i went through. my mother did not deserve to die. she did have a disease.
solutions. the first solution is fewer bowl games. so many immediate oaker teams and only two really mean anything. next year will change. the playoff expands to 12 teams. eight more games that mean something but in terms of the portal, i don't want congress to step in and legislate that. i think that would be the wrong way to go. you need to establish sol rules that maybe would limit the number of transfers teams could take. >> trace: maybe you pay the players. >> that's another solution. >> eric and michelle, thank you both. >> trace: first up in tonight's viral videos -- [breathing hard] >> i can't see my hands. >> trace: that was the reaction, 13-year-old from ohio reached the kill screen if which -- crashed a game.
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to become speaker. as of a few days ago, he is no longer in congress because he struck this deal that his members were unhappy about to fund the government. so those deadlines are starting to kick in. first one is january 19. so we'd see a partial shutdown if they don't get there. the issues that his conference was upset about, those haven't gone away and it is unclear if speaker mike johnson has any plan to get his folks on board and even if he does, if they can agree with the senate. one of the big issues we saw as we wrapped up at the end of december was the ongoing push to strengthen border security, do something about the asylum seekers, to fund ukraine and israel aid. there are some signs of movement there, but when it comes to funding the government, this is an area where it still seems like they are far apart. >> and honestly the immigration issue in particular, the border security issue, has become so politically explosive, if anything it will be more difficult to solve that now than it would have been before christmas. michelle price of the associated
after he and his partner went through a miscarriage. recently, a new daughter tracked him down. we were just kind of looking at each other. it'sjust so... i can see it now. and she embraced me. i embraced her. it was very emotional. something that happened so long ago, that i did, i could never dream that it would be like this. ijust did not... i could not foresee it. gary's third daughter, michelle, is due to give birth any day now. but she wanted to come along to tell me more about the impact her new half sister has had on her life. i knewjust from the pictures that she's definitely my sister. and we were really lucky as well to know that she actually wanted to have a relationship with us. mm. and i think it was important for us to make her feel that we actually cared about her. i found a sister, and we've messaged back and forth.
the year i'm born. so that's just mind—blowing. and it gets better. i think i've actually tracked down that sister. she actually only lives 20 minutes away from me, but we text back a little bit, back and forth, and we've actually decided a date to meet up. which is really, really nerve—racking but really exciting at the same time. it's exciting to think i might get to meet my half sister, but i'm still no closer to knowing my donor — and i don't know if he wants to meet me. when their anonymity was removed, the number of people coming forward to donate eggs and sperm temporarily dropped. but at least some donors do want to be found. gary evans. dj gary evans in the �*80s. that's part of his decks. gary and his three daughters, sarah, tanya and michelle, live in essex. yeah. that's before you. that's the first holiday abroad. ihad hair. yeah, i was a twinkle i in the eye at that stage. you was. gary donated sperm in the �*805
for lending us your expertise i the clearance to do so. thank you for lending us your expertise and | for lending us your expertise and talking us through that. to underline, as michelle was in there, we don't have the official results of investigation or anything like that. well the people on board the coastguard plane were on their way to the west coast of japan with aid for those affected by the powerful earthquake on new year's day. 55 people are now known to have died in the 7.6 magnitude quake that hit the region of noto. tremors were felt hundreds of miles away in the capital tokyo. japan's prime minister says it is now a race against time to rescue those trapped beneath the rubble, as our correspondent jean mckenzie reports. sirens. this is a race for survival. rescue workers stream throuthapan's isolated noto peninsula, the roads blocking their way. they're trying to reach these worst—affected areas in the north — where people are trapped under their collapsed homes. many families were out at temples,
and they also have to reauthorize the faa and farm bill. first funding deadline is set for january 19. lawm lawmakers will return likely in a mad dash. and this of course all with the 2024 election looming as well. let's bring in our political reporter michelle price. good morning, always great to have you. the election is going to mean that all of these fights always difficult, especially over things like immigration, will be all the more difficult as they get under way here. >> usually an election year is not the time where you see folks on different sides of the aisle coming together and deciding to work together. they have political motivations that kind of entrench them in their positions. and this congress is coming back at a time when they have seemed pretty far apart on some of these issues including the impeachment inquiry launched at the end of december right before they left. that is not exactly a thing that kind of smooths over the relations between democrats and republicans. >> this congress has been