Welcome, welcome, welcome to the game ball, our Saturday edition of Fox Across America,

where we highlight the man or woman or they or them, whatever you identify as,

who changed the game the most this week.

And it was a banner week. Let's be clear, Newt Gingrich on Election Day, burnt it to the ground.

Brian Kilmey showed up, staged an intervention for me as a slow walker here in the hallways of Fox across America

and also spoke so eloquently about his fantastic new book,

The President and the Freedom Fighter.

But I gave the game ball.

No, not to Lincoln Fala, who wrapped up the eighth grade football season with a 287 win over Westbury.

But to Peter Navarro, who has a fantastic new book out called In Trump Time,

a Journal of America's Play Gear, because the Navarro

interview, if you heard it live in real time, it's not often that I sound like the sane one

in the conversation. But this guy was, I don't know that we can say balls to the wall,

but this guy really went for it, man. And it was a sight to behold, because he

basically made the case over the course of a 300-page book and a 15-minute interview that basically

Dr. Anthony Fauci should be in jail, except for the fact that jail is probably a little too

classy for a dirt bag like him. I mean, it was fascinating stuff. It was a

frontline account of what it was like to be sitting in the situation room across the table

from Donald Trump and Dr. Fauci from the very moment they began arguing over whether or not to

ban flights from China. And he broke a lot of news on our show because apparently, you know, unbeknownst to us,

Fauci was anti-travel ban and was trying to talk Trump out of a travel ban.

You know, the same Fauci who now sits around now and says, oh, Trump didn't do enough to stop

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