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♪ [the star-spangled banner] will: welcome to "fox and friends". another set of great pictures from across this united states of america, good to see you. pete: good to see you guys. rachel: feels like a little bit of a reunion. i kept it together for you guys. the seats warm. will: watched you a little bit, good job. 9:00 our. rachel: glad you were home with your families. will: it was great to be home. a lot of soccer tournaments. a lot of outside time.

a lot of eating and drinking, quitting every vice. before january. people don't understand, don't like talking about it. it is nicotine. i don't smoke, i don't dip. i am off of it. pete: we are all proud of him. rachel: the way to beat an addiction is not this weeny stuff but done. just deprive yourself and ruin all your relationships. will: now that i know why you might be moody i will give you a pass. i will be nice. pete: 3 minutes in, we will see how that goes. we've got the beginning of 8 full hours today and tomorrow. we start with this.

a major shakeup on capitol hill. congress voting to expel george santos after house investigation. rachel: kathy hochul looking to hold a special election to fill his seat. will: alexandria hoff has the latest. >> reporter: the governor declared some confusion on this. up the party leaders in new york to choose the candidates will be part of the swing district special election. some thought governor hochul's statement said that she alone would choose santos's replacement stating, quote, i am prepared to undertake the solemn responsibility of filling the vacancy in new york's their district by scheduling a special election. the people of queens deserve nothing less. there will be scheduling for the third district seat, likely to place mid to late february. after that vote, 311 in favor, 114 nos and two present votes.

santos flipped out before voting concluded. it was embarrassing and house ethics investigation found he used campaign funds for personal purposes and engaged in fraudulent conduct. within hours the house changed the locks to his office and removed his nameplate. he becomes the sixth member of the house and the first republican never to be expelled. santos said he expected it but it sets a dangerous precedent. >> it but their choice to change precedent, and blue me and with 3 confederate turncoats expelled for treason and two convicted members convicted in a court of law, i will be the first to get expelled from congress without a conviction, without committing treason. sets a dangerous precedent for the future, the demise of this body eventually. >> the republicans and john fetterman are saying democratic

senator bob menand as of new jersey should be expelled next, he is charged with being a foreign agent and menand as's son who was a house member voted yesterday to expel santos. pete: shocking statement coming from senator john fetterman. has there been -- you would be forgiven because he is making a lot of sense, showing integrity. >> whatever drugs they are giving this guy get him to joe. rachel: this is a tweet from sean davis from the federalist. we will have the speaker of the house on later on the show, the priorities of the republican house in terms of trying to get rid of santos when they have so many other things to worry about including they have such

a slim majority in the house why this was prioritized. this is from sean davis, he says hunter biden showed up on the house floor and smoked a blunt, rolled with chinese notes he got as a bribe forgetting his dad to the try cons while at the same time eric asked double wallwell did the same and he goes on to talk about rashida tlaib and all the other things, house republicans would respond by sending another one hundred $50 billion to ukraine and launching an investigation into matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene. a lot of people feel like this. what the heck are your priorities. pete: he was a reliable vote for republicans. she's not running for reelection. it was the democrats that brought it forward but ultimately it was a lot of republican votes that voted to expel him. he was formerly known as the

rebels billion drag queen. he's a joker. rachel: they injected a brazilian drag green from the white house is the headline. is a joke. pete: the point is the process. is not convicted of anything. he is only -- if we are going to go down, this is the path anyone accused, indictments brought against, let's get going, got a lot to go. pete: a man who brought since to this issue on the view, a deadly combination here, senator john fetterman, democrat from pennsylvania is talking about somebody else. watch. >> we have a colleague in the senate that actually did much more sinister and serious kinds of things, senator menand as. he needs to go and if you are going to expel santos, how can you allow somebody like menendez to remain in the

senate. santos is almost funny. he landed on the moon and whereas, menand does is really a senator for egypt in new jersey. i really think he needs to go. will: we were talking about santos, not great stuff but kind of a dirty guy. will: saying his lies were so ridiculous and over-the-top. >> there was something fun about it. and fun. it is not exactly like what you see with menand is where you have a foreign government, we don't know how many bribes. menand as's track record goes

back all the way to prostitutes in the dominican republic. this is not a small thing. pete: if you want to get one of the cooks in congress, you go with swallwell and shift and rashida tlaib, go down the list, there's plenty of people that could be due for that kind of treatment. pete: i don't feel like it sets a precedent. very rarely will you get members of your own party to expel. >> mayorkas is not being held accountable for lies that actually impact this country. that's not the priority. they can't get themselves together to get him impeached but they find time for santos. will: he's out because he's embarrassing. do it the way everybody does it. do it in sophisticated fashion,

shell companies, not just campaign funds to gain botox. pete: a couple people who can answer these questions, speaker of the house mike johnson will be here and the house conference chair, they will be on this program on this set at 7:thirty. look forward to talking to them. will: moving on. house democrats telling hillary von who they think the nominee will be in the future, is a plan b or not? can't say. >> the democratic party should have a plan b if something were to happen and president biden had to drop out of the race. >> republicans might need a plan b in case donald trump has to out of the race but we are not going to have plan b. it's all plan a. >> the democratic party says

they don't have a plan b if something were to happen and president biden were to drop out of the race. do you think that's a good strategy not to have plan b? >> he is the president. i fully expect him to be our nominee. >> is also the oldest president ever. the obvious question, if something were to happen, should democrats put a plan in place if something were to happen? >> did ronald reagan he was the oldest president? i don't think that's how elections happen. these are president, he is our nominee, and he is fully going to run a vigorous campaign. >> they do have a plan b. officially it is kamala harris. that's what they have to sell to the american people. it is like i'm trying to on the fly come up with a good analogy. if i'm going in a store and buying something that has an insurance policy i take at face value you are selling me the insurance policy. the insurance policy for president biden is kamala harris. rachel: does not.

i think for one, having president biden not be with that and declined a little bit for them is not a problem. obama is in charge, the worst biden gets, the lesson charges, the more in charge obama is but they know they can't win if something does happen with president biden, with kamala harris. so gavin newsom appears to be stepping into that role and i think they have as i call the trump card which is michelle obama. >> it shows the power of the obama biden world. they have access to power. they are not going to give it up. joseph strong had a guy who got to the top. he may be old and may have lost his fastball but i don't see the plan b.

i don't -- it is joe as long as humanly possible with her -- not communicating correctly. president biden is a broken down lawnchair that's about to the ground that anyone with eyes can see it. i'm not talking whether he is an investment for obama but physically he is 80 something years old and the likelihood of him dying on the job is much greater than 0. then it is kamala harris. you can tell me they are still going to control her behind-the-scenes but when you go to the voters and any real person thinking goes that dude i don't think he will make it through a second term and you have to consider that, than the plan b you are selling me is kamala so -- >> that the argument republicans will have to make. will: the voter has to see that. or voting for kamala harris. that's what you are voting for. pete: unless you live 5 more years and you are not.

pete: there are three powerful people who want president obama -- joe biden doesn't want to give up our and jill biden who is really -- they are going to do it as long as they can because this is how the entire obama cabal, susan rice, valerie jarrett, all of them, this is the easiest way to keep control, you put newsom in, he may not -- >> how much of this is chaos behind-the-scenes. we talk about plan or whatever it is, we like to think there's an architect back there but probably a lot of handwringing, a lot of speculation, what do we do. relationships with different political camps matter. i don't know how connected the obama/biden team is to gavin newsom. do they not like him? do they like the fact that he defend them tepidly in public, in that debate? who knows?

pete: they don't want the american people voting is a referendum on harris. they don't want that to be acknowledged as plan b, she got one% in a democratic primary. she would be rejected. that's why gavin newsom worked. he would like to be plan b. he may just well be. pete: we have a clip of that debate between desantis and gavin newsom where he has that idea. watch. >> i was talking to a fellow who made the move from california to florida telling me that florida is better governed, safer, better budget, lower taxes, all the stuff, he's really happy with the quality of life, that he paused and said by the way, i am gavin newsom's father in law. so we do count gavin's in-laws as people who have fled california. >> were nothing but a bully. understand that. intimidating and humiliate people.

california does have freedoms some people don't -- other states don't, the freedom to defecate in public in california, you have the freedom to pitch a tent on the sunset boulevard, the freedom to create a homeless encampment under a freeway and light it on fire. >> there's one thing in closing we have in common, neither of us will be the nominee for our party in 2024. >> we have to get real and understand biden has no business running for president. gavin newsom agrees with that, he won't say that, that's why he's running a shadow campaign. >> i will take joe biden at one hundred versus ron desantis every day of the week at any age. will: a lot of thoughts. i heard what you said. will: gavin newsom is very likable and very good. i think the lying, the ability to lie and yet sort of keep

that smile and that slickness, he's on par with bill clinton. i believe it. pete: he's pathological but he is -- smooth in a way that comes off as affable. pete: he was really effective. he is a polished, slick, really good liar. pathological sociopathic, does not come off as likable. not likable. i got harsher words. the question is whether or not the casual voter looks at that, it may matter because that guy sounds like he knows what he's talking about. he's authoritative but likable, his risk is he is too polished,

too slick, too much of a word i wish i could say. rachel: i want to hear this word on a commercial break. rachel: you know. rachel: i don't think i do. pete: los angeles police officers believe the death of three homeless people are connected, warning people sleeping on the streets not to sleep alone. the lapd says all three victims were alone in a public area at the time. officers captured this image of the suspect. they believe he left each scene in a sedan. a federal judge denied two motions to dismiss donald trump's election interference case. trump arguing residential immunity should protect him from the case at his first amendment rights were violated. us district judge tonya chuck can -- shutkim, the fact that

he enjoyed that does not mean a lifelong get get out of jail free pass. the former president and 2,024 front runner for republicans faces four felony charges in the case. now to college football, oregon and washington facing off in the last ever pac 12 title game. this is the title game of title games. the huskies stopping late game comeback attempt in the fourth quarter. >> into the end zone, touchdown. >> reporter: washington topping oregon 34-30 one taking home the pac 12 championship making from the permanent pac 12 champions. will: in the college football playoff most likely, undefeated. pete: the wolverines are not the one. looking for the playoff spot as they take on the iowa hawkeyes.

coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. eastern. will: all the championship games today, texas beats oklahoma state, what happens in georgia, alabama, florida state, huge day. rachel: are you watching in hotel room? will: i'm going to be at a bar today. we will talk about it. pete: not that i don't want to spend time with you but i have some things to do. rachel: you just got dissed. will: got to check my calendar. pete: you know i've got an extensive calendar -- rachel: a boat of alleged illegal migrants washing ashore in malibu. more than a hundred miles away from the southern border, right by barbra streisand's house. d e can help you prepare for today's longer retirement.

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will: new video of malibu showing her book full of suspected illegal immigrants landing on the beach this week. unusual as the elite city is one hundred miles from the southern border, this as federal authorities are investigating a sunken boat found in the same area one day later.

our next guest lives not far from where it happened. gloria romero is former democrat leader of the california state senate and joins us now. thank you for being with us this morning. for context, let's talk about malibu. this is north of los angeles so not as though -- who knows where they launched from but this is quite a boat ride from mexico. >> absolutely but it reinforces that every community in america is a border state. malibu is particularly interesting. it is one hundred miles from the border but it is the martha's vineyard of california. it is a home of 13,000 residents. most people think about famous movie stars like cher who lives near this site and already promised to leave the country should a particular person be elected president of the united states. this is also a community that is a sanctuary city in a

declared sanctuary state with very very woke politics that is overwhelmingly voted for people like gavin newsom and joe biden. the politics going to happen against the reality of what an open unsecured border brought to you by biden/harris is doing to what is a very affluent community on the beach. will: i went to pepperdine. there are parents across the country sending their 18-year-old to be on those beaches at that time of the night, hoping to go to school in that town. in this instance you see a boat full of illegal immigrants unloading on the beach. do you think it was accidental? was it purposeful? why did this boat landed malibu? >> i think it is brazen, calculated and shows, human

smugglers of these individual are -- individuals coming across work on landscaping, housing, it is an open market essentially. it is very calculated. there is an understanding of the impacts of woke politics and it is a danger overall to young people, the elderly, many people think that is only an issue that affects eagle pass. san diego, this is not only los angeles where it is easy to become absorbed in the la population but suddenly you are going even further. this is the martha's vineyard and it is showing people take a look at your politics. all these signs around malibu proclaiming love and beauty and nobody is illegal, i want to see the response from very woke city leaders and state officials as to how they intend to deal with an open border at this point that is causing havoc.

pete: was this boat of illegal immigrants caught? i heard you on what they are going to do, we don't know, they could be from china, iran, do we know? >> there is a desire not to know because it really does highlight high profile, this is a serious crisis and failure to secure a border. i wouldn't be surprised if we don't get the information. there is desire not to know, to keep it quiet and keep the border open and keep the misery open. will: thank you for highlighting this issue. israeli airstrikes, we will speak to peter lerner. here we go... (♪)

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will: israeli airstrikes resuming overnight. you see the smoke rising as they set the stage with a gaza without hamas rule arranging for a buffer zone in the strip to protect israelis from future attacks. lieutenant colonel peter woerner joins us now. after this pause, what does the offensive look like? i believe hamas has abandoned the north. fighters have regrouped in the south. what does it look like next? >> the idf is engaging hamas wherever they are, they are still areas of will north and other places they are still in operation. and we are seeking them out and as you said we are conducting

airstrikes, over the last 24 hours targeted 400 targets of hamas whether it be explosive devices, booby truck locations, staging areas, we are taking the fight back to the operational pause because hamas refused to live up to their word to release the women and children that are still being held captive today. we are on the offensive taking the fight to hamas. all of our hostages, every last one of them and second, a gaza strip that hamas does not govern as a staging ground for terrorism. is real israel and our civilians. will: i know you don't want to get into american politics but we are hearing more calls for

more precise bombing, different approach. will you change the way you are operating in the goal of destroying hamas as you move into the south, where a lot of refugees have fled, how do you adapt to that? >> we are attentive to our american allies, the relationship between military to military is outstanding. we are conducting our operations to achieve our goals in accordance of the laws of armed conflict and conducting those with distinction between the civilian population and the hamas terrorists hiding behind the civilians. what we have seen in the last two months to the day is a reality where hamas have extensively placed their capabilities in mosques, schools, hospitals.

these are where hamas's locations are and where they position themselves and we approach these positions in the realm of the public in order to minimize civilian casualties and maximize the damage on hamas as a terrorist organization, no regard for life, israeli or palestinian. pete: they are happy to exploit the w. 's way of fighting a war. we are hearing reports that the idf says 6 of the hostages have died while being held captive in gaza. how do you keep the pressure on while also creating the incentive for hamas to give up these hostages? >> the hostages were all released due to the imposing impending military power that we displayed and implemented in the six weeks prior to the operation. we are increasing the pressure,

engaging hamas, we intend on delivering the hostages harm, and it is clear those that were released were not released with if it were not for the operational actions. this is why the pressure is increasing, targeting hamas, the mastermind of the massacre down to the last terrorist that came into our communities, seeking out the entire organization as a governing authority, terrorist entity and the people holding civilians hostage. it goes hand in hand. we intend on implementing them.

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rachel: more than 3000 car dealers signing a letter urging president biden to tap the brakes on his electric vehicle push saying supplies and meeting demand as the administration's guidance will allow them to profit on taxpayer subsidies. tom, welcome. great to have you this morning. you and a bunch of other dealers signed a letter telling president biden that you want him to put the brakes on this, do you think your letter is going to be heard? do you think president biden cares? he cares about the climate agenda. >> he has to put the brakes on it.

the supply is backing up, 3,000 dealers, it keeps growing on a daily basis, talking about all brands, chrysler, ford, general motors, historically dealerships carry 30 to 90 day supply of inventory. the evs, we have one year of inventory, consumers are not buying into. it doesn't matter if the manufacturers, some had $15,000 incentives along with $7500 tax credit, you are talking a $22,000 credit and the consumers are afraid of rage anxiety, these vehicles only go so far. if they are in cold climates the range gets reduced, there's no infrastructure or chargers to charge these vehicles.

jason: 30% of the charging stations don't work, we are not ready for this transition. a lot of people like their cars the way they are. so what now? what else can you do? you are writing this letter, than what? >> dealers are turning down inventory out locations and it will start backing up on manufacturers and at some point it has to break. the manufacturers to washington. to congress and the senate a lot of these senators are of the same mindset. we don't know where it is starting from. i asked an interesting question, you didn't drive any electric vehicle and came to work in the capital where would you charge it, there's not one charger in the capital.

it is typical politics. rachel: these subsidies are supposed to not allow the us taxpayer-funded subsidies to go to chinese companies but there's a loophole. >> china will flood the market, and they own the transportation system. the administration has to tap the brakes. electric vehicles are real and will be part of the society, they need to grow through attrition. it is antitrust. the consumer has a right to spend a dollar where they want to spend it. rachel: the centralized governments want to tell you what to do and they don't care

what the consumer wants. it's going to make the country more dependent on china in an unhealthy way that i think is not good for our national security. great having -- one last word. >> 80% of the minerals come from china. they need to rethink their strategy. jason: really appreciate it. rachel: let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. >> some cold air across the west but not horribly cold and warm air coming in across the east bringing a lot of rain, severe weather the last couple days and this area needs more. which we have drought going on here that is extreme and it caused a lot of problems across the south. see where this plays out throughout the day, we see streams of moisture. louisiana is where the worst of

it is. we have that going on across mississippi and alabama and the panhandle of florida with the threat for severe weather including a chance for a tornado or two. to the northeast the better day, we have some rain along the great lakes, north of the border we have the snow. look at future radar, we see moisture make its way towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast, tonight into tomorrow a big rainy mess. east coast this weekend, things looking different. rachel: i will call you the weather guy. still ahead, house speaker mike johnson and conference chair elise stefanik join us on the couch. we are taking a live look at the christmas light show in

wisconsin and they are getting ready to salute our veterans. stay tuned.

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shot of the morning. pete: we are counting down this christmas season with our brand-new "fox and friends" -- rachel: i love this. i got my kids there's. will: 23 days until christmas so let's see what is inside for day 2. pete: i hope it is chocolate but i don't know. rachel: looks like chocolate. it is chocolate. it is cupcakes. i love the chocolate ones. i love this. this is awesome. pete: we did not know what was in there. rachel: you know what happens with your own kids. they eat each other's chocolate and there's a lot of fights. pete: can't put it in beforehand. rachel: we should do this. we should open one. just to see. all right.

a miracle at big rock. 17 million lights are set to light up in wisconsin in a mile-long christmas display to honor our heroes. ♪ here to tell us more about it is miracle at big rock cofounder josh hansen. good morning. how are you doing? we are good friends. rachel: he looks like a good friend. pete: we are honoring vets and there's a discount for vets. an amazing light display in wisconsin. good morning. tell us about it. >> thanks for having me. we started in 2021. we are open seven days a week, drive through mondays and tuesdays and walk-through wednesday through sunday. this thursday is our annual get in free night. discount code veterans with a v.

rachel: who else is involved? >> family-owned operation. there's two families, the johnson family and the hansen family. myself, my mom, my dad, three younger brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews all involved. will: tell us about the mile long set of lights, sounds pretty special. >> it is up to walk around, we have a path that goes all the way around, built in 1913. it is unique in the way it is set up with oaktree's set up for 100 years all the way to the top.

will: i am impressed. what happens when one goes out? >> the hardest part of the 60 days leading up to the festival is the fun part. the lead up is the hard part. i am not the light guide. pete: what is the website of people want to check it out in your neck of the woods? >> miracle@bigrock.com. rachel: merry christmas. merry christmas. rachel: our other friend is on the camera. of friends and family affair. those two join us on the set next our. and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sfx: video game]

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