biologists in utah took three deer on the ride of theilr for a routine check checkup.el the helicoptericopte, the deer a nearby medical center and gave them tracking devices to trackee annual migrations. >> now, if you look closely, these deer are blindfolded. t t >> but i don't think.ol i do not think that helpedde. >> i do not think being blindfolded prevented them from. i think they're all psychologists. all right, rachel, go ahead, tranquilized. all right. this is martha stewart. she's making the internetewart, ng theovert go over yet another. >> wow.has be >>en she's 80 two years old.. >> she's been giving up these kind of stuff all year long, this work. all right, jimmy, we got to go watch your. i think we're out of time. watc h. watc we are tonight hostingh gutfeld tonight at ten of our .. ♪

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♪ [the star-spangled banner] rachel: good morning, everybody. we begin, i am looking there but i should say hi first. good morning. joey:i am four days into this. rachel: are you saying you are not? joey:usually i come in for a day. i've been here this week and i don't know where the headlines are going but americans getting fed up, we are looking for something new. rachel: you wonder how much more we can take.

joe: democrats voting for republicans, polls show members of state legislators on the republican side coming into the new year. people are fed up with the craziness. will: it's got that kind of feeling and only two days left. rachel: the biden kind of feeling. pete: the old smell of let's put that over here and get rid of it feeling. two more days of this, then 2024. good to see you. let's begin with this. the first hour of "fox and friends" starts with donald trump fighting to keep his name on the ballot in the presidential election. rachel: he is expected to appeal the decision in maine and colorado the took him off both state ballots, trump survived recent challenges in california and wisconsin. joe: alexandria hoff has details. good morning.

>> reporter: multiple sources confirmed the trump legal team has her sights set on tuesday to appeal the ballot decisions made in colorado and maine. police in a dozen states seek to bar trump from the ballot, they are looking at it differently but utilizing a civil war era clause in the constitution to argue a person involved in an insurrection can't be elected to public office. what makes maine unique is this is the first state where the secretary of state took action unilaterally as opposed to colorado where the decision came from the state supreme court so here is how she respond to criticism over the solo judgment. >> the criticism is that it's not your decision of whether someone can be on the ballot. >> every elected official swears an oath to the constitution which i swore an oath to the main constitution and the united states

constitution, main election law requires me to hold a hearing of this sort. >> reporter: pending the expected appeal from the trump team in colorado, trump's name will appear on the primary ballot unless the supreme court affirmed the decision to remove him by the state supreme court. the gop front runner in's name is printed on california's primary ballot where the secretary of state declined to remove him telling the la times this, quote, i have to basically continue to abide by the rule of law and for me not to do that that, i am no better than trump and i must be better than trump. if you do the loose interpretation and implementation then you open us up as a state at a nation for us all being vulnerable simply because we have an opinion and point of view. she mentioned this interpretation, the way this insurrection clause in the constitution is being used is

seen as section 3 of the fourteenth amendment was originally designed to prevent former confederates from holding office. will: it was used in 1919 to prevent a socialist from being in congress but that's the last time it was used until january 6th, but we have a lot of socialists and communists in congress now which is an interesting thing because i think mutually assured destruction is the only way to end this madness. for so long republicans have been like we want to keep the rule of law and do things by the book, because we want to preserve the system but it's clear that on the other side they don't care about that. what did she just say? she said maine law requires me to make sure republicans can't vote for who they want to vote for? pete: she's appointed, unelected, not a lawyer and

ultimately here is low thing. she's able to get her 15 minutes of fame. the ruling has been, they stated in colorado, still on the ballot unless the supreme court chimes in on behalf of those states which this supremes and of -- supreme court will not do. he is going to be on the ballot but it is an instinct of what you know the left would like to do to trump and others if they could, we don't agree with your views so you're off the ballot. joe: the california secretary of state saying the rule of law doesn't allow her to take trump off the ballot, the main secretary of state who wasn't a lower, she was appointed by democrats and the maine state house, she says the law makes her take trump off the ballot and colorado the law itself being the supreme court they are apparently has tried to take him off the ballot but none of them have him off the ballot in the next few weeks, the two in colorado and maine

are saying we believe in what we are doing but we don't believe in it enough so we keep him on their. this is greg jarrett analyzing what the main secretary of state is doing? >> she managed to embarrass herself in her bid for 15 minutes of fame, she launched a full frontal assault on the constitution and our democratic principles. this is brazen election interference, ballot rigging, disenfranchisement of 300,000 voters in the state of maine than it is happening because democrats read the polls, they know president biden is in deep trouble so they are willing to do anything to ensure that he wins by hook or by crook even if it means vaster rising the 14th amendment insurrection clause. it doesn't apply to the office of the president. it specifically spells out who it applies to, representatives, senators and electors, the

president holds a different duty, takes a different oath as chief executive. jackie: at the root of this they are using this insurrection, at the root of this is the fact that we never got to the truth of what happened that day so they are going to keep using this that there was an insurrection attempt on january 6th, until we get all the tapes and figure out what actually happened that day, christopher wray won't tell us how many federal agents were working that day as well. part of it is not knowing the truth of what happened that day. pete: it will fuel his lead in iowa and won't work in taking him off the ballot and make him more popular among republican voters and the general electorate as well.

>> my suspicion is donald trump is in all 50 states. they don't have the political collateral to take him off the ballot and survive their own political fear which is something they are looking forward to maybe a governor won't. let's move on. will: antony blinken touted recently his year in review on twitter. is that how you would put it talking about all the wonderful forms of global peace and security that have been unleashed under the blinken secretary of state. here's is what he put on x. as i reflect on countries visited, and intense diplomacy over the past year. i'm proud of our work to build stronger partnerships and strengthening global peace and security. it has been such a peaceful year. >> i never heard the words

world war iii until president biden was in office in my whole lifetime. include these photos, retrospectives of the years, photo of himself with the lenski, he had photos, that's going great, $100 billion, they are still losing and pictures of himself playing guitar because nothing brings peace like playing the guitar, for basically other dignitaries who are hostage to this is essentially. >> you suggest playing the guitar does not bring peace. what do you mean? this is what we do. serenade our allies into a new international global peace regime. the ceasing too? ♪

>> i can tell -- joe: he is the secretary of state. what bothers me most about this is from reading this article he had a photographer follow him around for a year and take a thousand pictures of him, chose hundreds of pictures of him to put in this, who plans that out, we are going into a tough year, might go to war, interest rates might go up so what i want you to do is follow me around and take pictures of me playing guitar and at the end of the year with all these things happening we put it out and i will put a horribly phrased almost poem about it. will: they try to make them look good. joe: president biden is on vacation, blinken has had two

or three big meetings. maybe he is the guy in charge, maybe he is the most important person in our government. if you look at this tweet you would think that is the picture he's painting. >> not sure the world can stand any more of this biden piece which is absolutely true but the war in ukraine, the biden administration literally blocked efforts to bring about peace negotiations twice. israel tried to help bring about a peace negotiations so they are blocking peace negotiations as he claims they are bringing peace, funding it in a very nontransparent way, $100 billion given away to what's going on with all that money, they also empowered iran which then funded terrorists which then went into israel so now we have a war in israel. they are trying to run the war

in israel. complete disaster in afghanistan, 13 americans who didn't have to die because of that and left a bunch of weapons for the afghan ease and the taliban and to terrorize their people. this is the opposite of peace, the world has never been more chaotic, directly because of america's actions. will: some of that happened because of the assault in gaza. rachel: voters agree. >> the latest fox news paul says not so great. two questions. in 2,023 was it good for my family? that is a lot of numbers on the screen but to the top left, 2,023, almost 40% said goodyear, 53% said bad year. looks like the best year of the biden years which started,

summer of love is 23, that was not a good year and slowly got up a little bit, maybe people getting used to the fact the world is in a bad spot and navigating it as a family themselves, the new normal. >> we are doing better than 2,020, the entire world stopped, the economy was decimated and you are going to brag because you are doing better than you did in the pandemic year, global pandemic year when you shut everything down? gas lighting i guess. joe: look at where we were because of the lockdowns and the violence in 2,020, the blm riots, such an opportunity and instead -- joe: i don't think people fall for it, get out there and tout record numbers or record

advancements when the entire society bottoms out in 2,020 you have nowhere to go but up but if you go slow or don't go up much you are not doing a good job and people will feel it and so much of what our government did in 2020-21, donald trump was president for some of it. so much of what the government did in those years we may never recover from in any meaningful way. a record number of jobs or stock market is going up or record amount in this time or whatever those numbers are are fake numbers because they were manufactured and manipulated 20. the lockdown is why they shot down so low so growth after lockdown should be compared to 2018 or 2019. sometimes there is intent it is because our government put its thumb on us and we elected a president that would mind keeping it. rachel: the 24% who had a good year are all in the green new

deal business. pete: the portion of the country, this is for the country, these numbers are lower. a lot of people saying my family did okay but the country is not doing well. look at that from 2,020, 13, haven't doubled up on the 2,020 numbers to your point. people still feel like this -- pete: if you're in a district and 76% of the people vote for you you consider that ironclad. to give you an idea what 24% means, that's 1/4 of the country, not enough to make you feel good about anything. i don't know where biden goes from here other than back to the white house from the beach to come up with something but he circled the wagons and told the administration a couple weeks ago he wasn't happy about the messaging and they need to

come up with a strategy to sell bidenomics and biden's successors and it seems like that strategy is of photo album of blinken and biden on the beach. i don't know what that strategy was. pete: turning to your headlines a new jersey man has been arrested after he was caught trying to join a somali based terror group. the suspect was arrested earlier this month in kenya. he faces 20 years in prison after prosecutors say he was motivated to join a terrorist group after the october 7th hamas attack in israel. prosecutors say he, quote, was prepared to kill and be killed to support the jihadist cause. in his own word to describe to america as evil and the head of the snake. legal scholar jonathan turley says he is the newest swatting victim after 911 call falsely claimed someone was shot at his home in virginia last night. police responding to the call confirming it was bogus.

he released a statement saying yes, i was swatted this evening. it's a manifestation of our age of rage but we are grateful to the fairfax police officers who were highly professional in responding to this. jonathan turley, the nicest guy on the planet. rachel: marjorie taylor greene but the fbi hasn't found them. pete: college football, missouri defeating ohio state. sorry to all our folks out there, what a flameout, 14 to three, the tigers defense keeping the buckeyes out of the end zone for the entire game. yafa adar year fourth quarter with the last night touchdown beating kentucky 38 to 35 in the gator bowl and finally notre dame taking on oregon

state in the sunbelt, the fighting irish making the beavers look silly. >> nice move by love and love to the end zone, touchdown notre dame. >> notre dame wins 40-8, head coach marcus freeman receiving a celebratory serial bath. is that a new thing? joe: i don't know who sponsored it but they put mayo on them, pop tart, listen, you don't understand is college football thing, both seasons are wacky. some of the balls, the names of the bowls, it is up 5 or 6. it is tough because a lot of the really good players don't play the ball game. some of the players are already transferring to new teams before their team plays in a ballgame but the missouri and ohio state game, second best team of the big ten, the fifth

best of the sec, don't know what is going on their. anyway. >> pro-palestinian protesters shouting all who walk bar outside the world trade center. pete: the security measure the nypd is taking ahead of new year's eve. rachel: a bear emerging from under home after being shot with a paintball gun. the bear expert in that video was coming up. ♪

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pete: the accused grand central stammer injuring two team to new york on christmas morning has reportedly slashed a fellow inmate at rikers island, police sources say stephen hutcherson used a ceramic blade and an unprovoked attack and is now being kept away from other inmates. authorities look how he got the weapon in the first place.

joining us is lieutenant darren porter. what do you know about the story? >> reporter: good morning, this is a troubling narrative to say the least because it begs the question of how is the social contract being upheld not just for us as new yorkers but the prisoners on rikers island, this is a colossal failure that has been ongoing for years on end because the administration, more specific to the mayor has failed to uphold public safety. when we have an individual like this harming people in our subway system it reflects a failure and what we are supposed to do from the perspective of policing, the cops are willing to do what they are supposed to do but it is the administration that is often holding them back. we had this dangerous individual on rikers island and he did what we expected him to do and harmed other individuals, now we have to do an after action review to see what went wrong to ensure this doesn't happen in the future but i don't believe that after

action review will take place because i think the mayor has lost his place. pete: keep letting guys like that out on the street, time and time again. let's shift gears to new york seive, there been 500 -- pro-palestinian, pro-hamas protests including one outside the world trade center thursday, take a quick look at pro-palestinian protesters and what they are chanting outside what happened on 9/11. ♪ [chanting] pete: only one solution means eradication of the jews,

intifada is effectively jihad. the symbolism is not lost, thousands of americans were murdered 22 years ago chanting intifada at the world trade center, new year's eve coming up, talk about the security situation. >> this is an unfortunate incident to say the least. we look to the world trade center is sacred ground not just for new yorkers but as americans call we go back to the terrorist attacks that harmed us as new yorkers but when we think in terms of what the planning is, this is an ongoing process, today being new year's eve, planning for the new year's eve celebration starts on january 1st but this not only encompasses the times square area but also focuses on points such as the downtown area specific to the world trade center. granted, this is an extreme

disrespect towards us as americans where we have groups of people protesting at the world trade center but it the same token we need a more robust police presence in places like the world trade center but unfortunately the nypd is suffering an attrition rate they've never seen before and the administration being the mayor failed to backfill accordingly to provide us with those protections in places like the world trade center as we see in this video. pete: the police that are still doing the job not allowed in many cases to do their job. thank you for your time. appreciate it. rules for theeu but not for me, the biggest climate hypocrites this past year including this highflying duo and their private jet use. mark more onoh goes to his list but trump set to appeal after being dumped from the ballot in maine and colorado, mounting pressure facing the supreme court coming up next.

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rachel: donald trump fighting a political battle, the republican front runner expected to appeal colorado and maine ballot decisions this tuesday. will: a dozen states attempting to remove trump from ballot, the supreme court faces mounting pressure to make the definitive ruling ahead of the election. joe: we were just talking on the couch your that if this goes all the way to the supreme court which we don't see why it wouldn't there's two issues at play here, one being an interpretation of the clause, the other being was donald trump guilty of insurrection to begin with? someone made that determination on their own to invoke this clause. >> that's right. the first thing to understand. it's very interesting that both

out of colorado and maine, you have political statements more than legal documents, keep in mind to the colorado supreme court in a 4-3 decision said donald trump is an insurrectionist who should not be on the ballot but they allowed him on the ballot unless the supreme court ask. if they don't act, people remain on the primary ballot in colorado. and maine, the same concept applied here. the secretary of state says i think donald trump is an insurrectionist and is not eligible to be on the ballot but i'm not going to effectuate my decision. i will wait until january, until a maine superior court makes a decision to agree with me or disagree with me. right now these look to be a lot more like political statements than real legal, binding documents but only time will tell what the supreme court does because technically speaking the supreme court for the moment doesn't have to do anything on donald trump will remain on the ballot. rachel: in order to be accused of inciting insurrection, it

has to been in insurrection and there's still a lot of evidence that hasn't come out. mark johnson hasn't released all the videotape. more videotapes come out, the less it looks like there was really in insurrection and there appears to be other actors involved and things so will this in some way necessitate us putting to rest the idea that there actually was and insurrection before anyone can attempt to take someone off the ballot for inciting one? >> those are great points. the fourteenth madman talks about insurrection but there's a lot of legal hurdles the democrats need to overcome before donald trump could conceivably be disqualified. the first is that donald trump is essentially already been tried and found in osan, acquitted, involving his alleged role in the insurrection because he was impeached in january 2021 and acquitted, specifically for engaging in and insurrection so

in one sense he has already won the question whether he was involved in the insurrection and found not to have been so. the second thing, pretty clear that a hyperpartisan department of justice run by jack smith, the special prosecutor has been aggressive in charging not just donald trump but anyone touching fingers with january 6th with all sorts of crime some of which are in front of the supreme court. if anyone had an incentive and basis for indicting donald trump to be associated with an insurrection or engaging in insurrection it would be jack smith and he did not do that which tells us quite a bit about how serious this is which is not serious at all, these are political maneuvers by the democrats to knock donald trump off the balance with a hail mary pass in the court system, allowing courts to decide who the republican winner is and not the republican voters or alternatively to make the supreme court look partisan which is part of another agenda which is to embarrass the supreme court and try to get supreme court reform so they

can pack the court with liberal judicial activists. pete: could this be a 9-0 or 8-one hours in a split? >> i think the ultimate decision will be 9-0 the donald trump is eligible to be president of the united states on the fourteenth amendment does not getting his way in any respect about i need to see the three liberal justices on the supreme court writing a current opinion, that land-based donald trump and say negative things about donald trump has a political statement but at the end of the day on the law i think will be 9-0 in favor. >> thank you for your time, appreciate it. coming up a new lawsuit against her she claims customers were tricked by misleading packaging, the millions the company now faces. >> me a mirror on the wall,

which climate activist was the most hypocritical of them all? mike more onoh has all the names and joins us next. ( ♪ ) mommmmm! daddddd! ( ♪ )

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mark morano joins us in a snazzy red suit. >> i'm ready to celebrate, the award ceremony, got -- i take award ceremonies very seriously. >> who tops this oscar? >> why don't we start at the bottom and work our way up, we start with king charles, king charles flew to the climate summit in a private jet and just last year did the terra-cotta, charter, the earth charter which is going to give nature rights over humans, he's going to grant nature, trees, lakes, rivers equal rights to humans. at the same time, king charles is issuing scientific points, he has servants iron his shoelaces and travels with a

portable toilet, he's probably the last person who should be lecturing us about climate change. rachel: they are all really weird so continue. was next on the list? >> the un 28, the climate summit itself was the largest carbon footprint in the history of climate summits. i've been to 18 of the last 20 of these summits all over the world, this one had one participants, filled runways with private jets, government officials and three private jets, that wasn't all. cnn was telling us -- the un climate, restricting meet as john kerry announced after agriculture, they were serving beef, philly cheese steaks, they had lavish restaurants, there were no insects on the menu and no bill gates lab grown meat either. next on the list, before we get

to the final winner is none other than bill gates himself, the world's largest carbon footprint come pushed for longer lockdowns the same weeks he was bidding on the world's largest private jet transport company and bill gates has a 43 $33 million oceanfront home and a $30,000 a month electricity bill. this guy has no business lecturing anyone on climate change which leads us to the winner if you want to do a drum roll. the winner is john carrie. john kerry gets this award easily for the end of 2023, john kerry gets it because he stood before congress at a hearing and was grilled by congressman where he repeatedly said i don't own a private jet, never owned a private jet and it wasn't until 45 minutes later the congressman grilled him and said your wife owned

private jets for decades and sold them when the media came out negative, john kerry was forced to say my wife owns when it i have flown in her private jets. if that's not lying to congress i'm not sure what is so john kerry gets the award, let's celebrate that, you don't see hypocrites as often as him. this is an actual positive award. abigail disney, disney errors, got to give her props, she has come out, stopped flying private jets, one of the wealthiest heiresses in the world to the disney fortune, she wants to ban private jets for the 1% wealthiest people in the world and i say she's got it right, we need to support abigail disney because any of the climate rules they come up with should apply to the john kerrys and bill gates and king charles first, let's experiment with how they can do bands on travel, bands on meat eating, insect eating and only then can we consider the rest of us. let's support this nearest.

>> these will do nothing to solve the climate problem. all this is doing is impoverishing americans, impoverishing the third world causing more hunger and famine so it is funny because they are hypocrites and it is so obvious, it is sad because it has real-world consequences on people's families and lives. i love how you bring this to our attention. wishing you a happy new year and thanks for joining us with your list. >> thank you, appreciate it. joe: turning to your headlines beginning with this, israeli military says it is ramping up airstrikes on the uranian backed group hezbollah. 's relapse northern border with lebanon. this after more rockets targeted a us military base in syria yesterday. no injuries or major damage were reported. this brings the total number of

attacks on american troops in the region to one hundred 8 since october 17th. 17. new overnight, first responders rescuing fishermen stranded on an ice flow in minnesota. you can see officials arriving on scene, 60 miles south of the canadian border. the group was stranded on a chunk of ice 33 feet from shore. four fishermen fell into the water and were rescued. likely no injuries were reported. a florida woman is suing hershey for $5 million claiming the company tricked customers with a packaging of halloween themed chocolates, several of the chocolates don't match the

image on the package. the pumpkin shaped candy don't have eyes or nose cut out like the packaging suggests, and those are your headlines. still ahead, ohio's governor rejecting a bill to ban transition surgeries for minors. riley gains said he should redesign immediately and will join us but the video everyone is talking about, a 500 pound black bear chased from a california home. the man behind the video who chased him out will join us right here next. ♪

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joe: our next guest chased the black bar under the house, firing the paintball gun to spook the furry intruder. and urbanized bear expert who does about 30 bear evictions are year. he does it all for free and joins us now. thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. griff: watched this and had a lot of questions. tell us, you have a relationship with this bear, wasn't just a cold call.

explain what happened and what your perspective was here? >> this is a bear that i call be 33, that was his tag number. in 2019, i was documenting him when i caught a video of him that showed a tracking collar growing into his neck, so i immediately reached out to fish and wildlife in nevada, the department of wildlife, knowing it was there collar, and we removed the collar saving his life. so i have been documenting his life ever since that time for the last five years. he has been in the same spot for the last four winters. this year he moved and i haven't seen him since early november and the other day i got a call about the bear under a house in a neighborhood where i went i wonder if that is him and there is be 33, my buddy. we know each other pretty well. i have gotten him out of some

other places, getting him out of some sticky spots trying to keep everybody safe. it looks like, you know, that video, without explanation looks like i am some kind of yahoo. i have a great deal of experience and training, thousand hours of training black bears. joe: obviously you have a rapport with the bear. and this is a black bear. people who don't have a rapport shouldn't just crawl under a house and shoot paintballs. >> absolutely not, years of

training experience, hold my beer, this was -- safety is extremely important. when i set up an eviction like that i have three plans, plan a, plan b and the are oh plan. safety is always first and foremost, that means safety for the bear and humans. i've hunt done hundreds of these evictions. ipad 100% success rate. joe: please stay safe, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. joe: coming up, the army keeps getting smaller, hitting world war levels but why? we do a deep dive. we needed to act quickly.

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