Video Site Map December 10, 2021

Years / 2021 / December /10

• 'Fox & Friends' presents country artist Rodney Atkins with RIAA award
• Inflation rate at 39-year high
• Test drive: 2022 Volkswagen Taos
• Watters: 'I have never seen so much contempt for the working class'
• Texas abortion law stands: Supreme Court
• Major retailers send letter to Congress asking for help on crime
• WATCH: D.C. residents and tourists rate Biden's handling of the pandemic
• ‘The Five’ blast media for rushing to judgment on high-profile trial
• Jesse Watters: Democrats only care about crimes they can exploit for power
• Fox Nation’s ‘Valley Forge: Washington’s Winter Army’ documents the historic battle in 1777
• Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas needs to resign: Arizona Gov. Ducey
• Russia's potential invasion of Ukraine 'up in the air': Pompeo
• BLM of Greater NY leader Hawk Newsome speaks out on tiff with incoming Mayor Adams
• Leo Terrell: Jussie Smollett should apologize to America
• Supreme Court's role is to interpret the law, not be a political actor: Constitutional law expert
• Chris Rufo: Jussie Smollett a 'data point' in slow collapse of BLM
• Philadelphia pizza worker's teenaged son shoots would-be robber in the face
• Zamori Simmons surveillance footage after July 24 robbery of 68-year-old male
• Zamori Simmons July 24 robbery of 68-year-old male
• Liberal media silent after Jussie Smollett's guilty verdict
• Zeldin slams new indoor mask mandate from NY governor: ‘Consistently inconsisent’
• Karl Rove slams Build Back Better spin: No such thing as 'free' government spending
• Lee Zeldin weighs in on New York mask mandate
• Concha: She's no Queen Elsa; Hillary Clinton just can't seem to let it go
• 54 migrants dead, 105 injured after truck headed to US border crashes
• Joe Gamaldi: 'Liberal policies have led to this high crime rate'
• Biden economic adviser responds to largest inflation spike in 39 years
• Supreme Court allows Texas abortion law to remain in effect amid litigation
• Michigan special needs mom says return to remote learning means son won't be educated
• Poll shows majority of Americans disapprove of Biden
• Sens. Blackburn, Hagerty adamantly reject Democrats' economic policy: 'Everything is more expensive'
• Philadelphia DA walks back denial of city's crime crisis
• Media top headlines December 10
• Retailers urge Congress to take action against counterfeit online sales
• Homan sounds alarm on Arizona migrant surge: ‘Yuma is being overwhelmed'
• Yuma, Arizona declares ‘local emergency’ over migrant surge
• Police plead for more federal resources as crime surges
• Sheriff: If PTA mom is labeled 'domestic terrorist' then why aren't retail theft gangs?
• Tennessee senators join Lawrence Jones, slam Biden economy: 'Build Back Broke'
• Sen. Grassley urges Biden to push back on cities' 'ridiculous attitude' on crime
• Traveling memorial remembering over 7,000 fallen soldiers to be displayed at Army-Navy game
• Concha: Liberal media wanted to believe Jussie Smollett
• Nashville diner patrons tell ‘Breakfast with Friends’ Biden cannot recover from ‘disaster’ policies
• Gala honors fallen NYPD officer Rafael Ramos
• Sen. Grassley talks crime surge, debt ceiling, Bob Dole's legacy
• Biden leaves key Latin nations out of Democracy summit
• Lawrence Jones talks rising crime, relighting of FOX Christmas tree
• Lawrence Jones cuts the 60th anniversary ribbon at Pancake Pantry in Nashville
• Will Cain: Jussie Smollett’s attempt to ‘claim the mantle of victimhood’ would have skyrocketed his fame
• Delphi mother speaks out after bombshell revelation by Indiana detectives in daughter’s murder case
• Protest group targets wreaths placed on veterans' gravesites
• Dr. Carol Swain knocks ‘woke’ math curriculum, says it ‘dooms students to failure’
• National weather forecast for December 10
• The left used Jussie Smollett's hate crime hoax for political gain: Eddie Scarry
• Milwaukee Bucks offer free tickets to those helping Afghan families
• Liberal Los Angeles DA Gascon compares sheriff to a pig
• Rep. Keller on Biden border crisis: 'They need to get back to policies that work'
• Mark Meadows is right to exert executive privilege: Jordan
• Smollett case puts egg on faces of media, Biden, Harris, elites
• Criminal defense attorney predicts Jussie Smollett's likely sentence after conviction
• Gutfeld reacts to Jussie Smollett conviction on felony counts
• Tucker: You cannot make these people federal prosecutors
• Will the definition of 'fully vaxxed' change?
• Civil Rights Leader: Jussie Smollett committed moral treason
• Gutfeld: We all saw this coming
• Embattled Los Angeles district attorney faces 2nd recall effort
• Hawley: Joe Biden is a failure
• Biden's phony Democracy summit
• Hijacking Democracy: Biden is preemptively excusing what will likely be a crushing loss for his party in 2022 and 2024
• Hannity: The radical left sided with Jussie Smollett
• Mitch McConnell targets longtime Sen. Bob Dole aide
• Saudi festival disqualifies 40 botoxed camels
• Bo Derek discusses marine preserve expansion
• Will Cain: Smollett trial less about law, more about narcissism
• Rachael Rollins accused of a ‘pure abuse of power’ in potential road-rage incident
• Senate-confirmed Biden US attorney pick 'most unhinged' person possible for the job: Horace Cooper
• Bob Dole honored at Capitol Rotunda where lawmakers paid tribute
• Crime surges in Democrat-run cities as far-left Boston DA confirmed to federal post
• Mitch McConnell says Democrats 'keep getting weaker on crime.'
• The left's endgame is to control every aspect of our lives: Tammy Bruce
• What kind of sentence can Jussie Smollett expect?
• 'What they saw from Smollett on that stand was insulting': Turley
• Daunte Wright victim reads impact statement
• Coming up on Thursday, Dec. 9 edition of 'Special Report'
• Verdict reached in Jussie Smollett trial
• Bipartisan bill to address ongoing supply chain crisis heads to Senate
• Biden's vaccine mandate repealed by Senate, what's next?