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i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> my overriding objective will be to return the department of justice to its core mission of keeping americans safe and vigorously prosecuting criminals. >> if you have a politically motivated bureaucratically-imposed social justice agenda that takes up part of your attention, that can distract from the core mission of collecting human intelligence. >> we'll do everything that i can to make sure it doesn't. >> president trump returns to office with an unmistakable mandate from the voters. they want a strong america. a strong america engaged in the world. but guided by a clear objective to promote peace abroad and security and prosperity here at home. liz: powerful stuff, exhibiting strength. trump's nominees battled back today, hard, against democrat senators and chuck schumer's push to try to get those viral

democrat gotcha moments at these confirmation hearings, but john ratcliffe, senator marco rubio, sean duffy breezed through and we'll show you how pam bondi took a part and went after democrat senators. tonight mr. wonderful himself, kevin o'leary is here to break it down. also this story tonight. >> would you carry out an order to shoot protesters in the leg? yes or no, did you need an audit? yes or no? yes or no? >> priorities other than -- liz: okay, senate democrats did attack pete hegseth. he's president trump's nominee to be the pentagon chief. hegseth wants to stop biden's woke dei push that u.s. military forofficials warn has distracted the pentagon in u.s. armed forces we have two retired u.s. navy seals that will join us on why they went to washington to show their support for pete

hegseth. plus, we found the astronomical amounts joe biden's pentagon is wasting on woke dei boonedoggles in the pentagon. also this story. >> if those hostages aren't back, i don't want to hurt your negotiation. if they're not back by the time i get into office, all hell will break out. liz: hell to pay. hell will break out. so after months of go nowhere talks and israel hamas hostage and cease-fire deal today, the families of victims crediting trump. but the debate now is growing whether this really is a good deal or israel, plus this story. >> she going to keep saying trans, trans, trans. child, listen. i want y'all -- >> do not call me a child. i am no child. don't even start. i'm a grown woman. >> mr. chairman? liz: okay, republican congresswoman nancy mace will join us tonight with the details

on why democrat congresswoman jasmine crockett personally attacks congresswoman mace amid the debate about legislation to protect women's sports. but first, this. >> it would not be appropriate for a prosecutor to start with a name and look for a crime. it's a prosecutor's job to start with a crime and look for a name, correct? >> senator? i think that is the whole problem with the weaponization that we have seen the last four years and what's been happening to donald trump. they targeted his campaign. they have launched countless investigations against him. if i am attorney general, i will not politicize that office. senator, we've got to bring this country back together. we've got to move forward, or we're going to lose our country. >> the president also wants to jail liz cheney sitting here today, are you aware of any

factual basis to investigate liz cheney? yes or no? >> senator that's a hypothetical and i'm not going to answer that. >> liz cheney -- >> you know what we should be worried about? the crime rate in california right now. >> you are aware, mrs. bondi? >> robberies are 87% higher than the national average. >> my question is this. do you have the power to say no to the president? >> i'm not going to mislead this body, nor you. >> let me ask another question. you don't want to answer that. >> were censored by congress for comments just like this that are so wreckless. liz: okay, that was president trump's nominee to be u.s. attorney general pam bondi. schooling and really taking apart senate democrats like adam schiff. yes, they asked her about 2020 but it really got hot when pam bondi said she will stop the weaponization of the doj that happened under biden. democrats tried to imply trump is doing that.

joining us o'leary ventures chairman, he's mr. wonderful, he's kevin o'leary. it's so great to have you back on. >> thank you. liz: was that a serious question by democrats about trump politicizing the doj? u.s. senators have said for years the democrats were the ones who did that to attack their political rival trump, and they tried to throw trump in jail. now they are suddenly worried trump will politicize the doj? >> i was expecting good political theater and i got it and that's what you should expect from these. from 30,000 feet, these nominees 99% of them are going to get confirmed and this is at a break-neck speed. the old days there be two hearings and now we're doing it in one? that's because most people realize they are going to glide through. there may be a couple of controversies we don't yet know but this is a chance to put on hard core political theater, just before the inauguration. and, you know, then it's back to business as usual, so i'm not surprised, and i'm quite enjoying it. there's good theater.

liz: it's pretty interesting to watch. i mean, you just saw pam bondi remind adam schiff he was censored by the house for misleading america and trump russia, basically, just mislead on what really happened and poisoning the national conversation about it. trump has said pam bondi will stop bipartisan, rather bias democrats weaponizing the doj and refocus it on fighting crime to make america safe again so what did you make of the moment when p pam bondi told adam schif his home state of california that robberies and crime is through the roof. >> all lawmakers, particularly democratic lawmakers from california should be on high alert. there's a lot of pissed off ombres in california. this is going to have probably major political rom any ramific. i particularly would like to see any federal aid package of which i'm participant as a

taxpayer and every other taxpayer in america including those in california, i'd like to see that aid tied to the removal of bass and newsom. i'd like to see them both gone. they are terrible managers. the whole structure of that state makes it uninvestable in the first place. i called it before it was on fire, you know, dumpster fire. san francisco is a lawless wasteland. now the looting in california is ridiculous in los angeles. the place is a mess. it's not going to be fixed for a decade, and as a taxpayer, this shouldn't be a partisan issue. it's bad management. schiff's part of that bad management, and it's now manifesting itself in an absolute disaster that's wiped out people's livelihood and their lives. of course, everybody should be pissed, and he should be concerned about that. they could all lose their jobs. this may be a big red state, one-day. liz: well you make an important

point because that's what pam bondi and president trump is trying to do is refocus america on fixing america's problems like california. kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful, you just proved why you're called that. i'm not just saying that to get you back on but you're great. thank you so much. >> take care. >> we have too many people here, in air-conditioned offices, that like to point fingers at the guys in dark and dangerous places and the gals in helicopters and territory who are doing things that people in washington d.c. would never dare to do. liz: that was pete hegseth at his senate confirmation hearing yesterday calling out d.c. bureaucrats who work in comfortable offices, putting american men and women into war. reuters reports pete hegseth came away unscathed from democrat grilling. let's welcome to the show retired navy seal bill brown, rob sweetman, thank you, both, sirs, for serving america as you did. you fought hard.

bill was one of the primary organizers of yesterday's veteran's march in d.c. to support pete hegseth and rob helped get veterans to travel to washington to rally for pete hegseth. bill, let's start with you. why was it important for veterans to go to d.c. to rally behind pete hegseth? >> because we served our country. we've been in harms way, and we love our nation and we realize that pete loves our nation. he served in harms way as well. we've realized how messed up the pentagon leadership has been. we know pete's the right person to fix it. just a couple failures with the pentagon that really rallied up the seal community and the ven veteran community as a whole. the pentagon approved a plea deal with mohammed responsible for murdering 2,966 american citizens and he agreed to a plea deal where he doesn't get the death penalty. liz: that's 9/11, right? >> yes. liz: i'm sorry keep going.

>> i was a seal in 9/11 and have no doubt the seal community finds this outrageous. have no doubt that we find it fact they withdrew afghanistan, gave over $7 billion worth of military equipment to jihad the taliban who have american blood on their hands and currently giving them millions of dollars each month. the seal community and veteran community finds this outrageous. the fact that they let a spy balloon go over an entire nation, collect information on sensitive military installations, the seal community and veteran community finds this outrageous. also, have no doubt what the sophisticated portable weapon systems out there, the fact that none of the intellectuals in the pentagon had the courage to speak up and say maybe we shouldn't have an open border because it's a national security threat. all these reasons rallied us to the cause. not only did we support pete but we need pete, because really, it's about protection. it's about protecting you, me, and every other american, and

your previous speaker talked about mismanagement and how that cost lives and lost l.a. well it's going to do the same with us and that's why we need pete and we can't get pete in there fast enough. liz: you know, bill, excuse me, rob, bill just laid it out beautifully. american soldiers lay their lives on the line. they and their families, like you know, have sacrificed so much for america. so now we've got this story. when you talk to veterans, are they worried that biden did focus the pentagon too much on dei, and going woke, and not on lethality, not on meritocracy or accountability because we dug into the numbers and look at what pentagon under biden is spending, over $400 million on dei under biden. i mean, so rob? isn't the u.s. military in a major recruiting crisis? i mean, we saw that one branch, it's only one branch is meeting its recruiting threshold. what do you think, rob?

>> that's exactly right, and i was going to bring up the dei. because the issue is really a rotting away of what it means to be in the military and to be a lethal fighting force. look, we need to get our recruiting numbers up and that's not going to happen when people are wondering when they're leaving high school if they should join the military, if they know if they are going to have some type of gender issue, or if they are forced into jabs. i mean, i've got one friend that i just spoke with the other day, who was forced out of the military because he chose not to take the forced jab. now that's very common, because we saw 8,000 service members lost their careers. they are no longer in the military because of that and we hope that trump can come back and restore some of that and get some of them back. but a lot of the damage has already been done. liz: rob i hear you loud and clear. you know, i never talk, we never talk about it. my family will be really angry with me. we've got family members who fought in practically every war

since the civil war on the union side. my mother never knew her father because he was hit with muster gas in world war i and so she lost him during the great depression and she lost her brother-in-law who died from pneumonia in fdny. we know what it means. my sister's brother-in-law died in 9/11. he was a fireman. so, i just want to get back to you, bill, on this , because what rob just said is so important. when you see 431 million bucks spent on dei, when you see 8,000 soldiers let go because they didn't want to take the covid vaccine, which had dangerous side effects like blood clots, you know, when you see the salaries not going up for the u.s. troops, do you think america is finally waking up to the abuses the biden white house put on the pentagon? >> 100% and it's crystal clear if you look at the last election. president trump won every swing state and i'll tell you the truth. if there wasn't voter, if there

was voter id, he would have won every state. i think the american people rose up and they've had enough. you can look what happened in new york city recently where the borders aren't properly vetted. you have americans getting burnt alive on subways. look what's happening in l.a. a beautiful city and complete chaos because of mismanagement and the american people have had enough. the men and women who served our country stry have had enough. their ideas are so bad they have to open up the borders for votes. their ideas are so bad and mismanagement is so bad they are destroying our military. their ideas are so bad they are talking about standards and i'll tell you the truth current warfare is getting extremely advanced. what we need to do is actually raise the standards and offer similar to the corporate sector, incentive to get the personnel we need. liz: so what bill said, rob by the way, and bill, it's obnoxious for an anchor to talk about their personalized and i

apologize for that. i feel for you guys and veterans out there for what you've endured. rob please take the last word on this. >> you know, when i look at pete, i see a person with three big things that we need right now. that's experience, and what i mean by that is battlefield experience. trust, trust is a big one. i can assure you that people coming into the military right now don't know who they can trust. we need that trust restored. and vision. we need a leader. liz: okay, bill brown, rob sweetman, thank you, gentlemen for your service to america. great to see you both please come back soon. >> thank you. >> thank you. liz: okay, watch this. >> it's eerie because that's what occurred. so, let me just take a minute. sorry. >> the fire captain

freddie escobar. >> you don't get more mistake. there's no more mistakes for you. you're done, you're done, you're done. you're fired. grease your hair back, slick it back, put on your aviator glasses and get out of here. liz: that was an l.a. fire captain brought to tears over budget cuts to the l.a. fire department and actor michael rappapart going ballistic on far left democrats in california like governor gavin newsom over what more and more locals there are saying is criminal negligence. actor robert davi feels their pain and will join us next, the momentum to recall newsom and l.a. mayor karen bass is picking up speed. also this story tonight. >> listen. i want you all -- >> i am no child. do not call me a child. i am no child. don't even start. i'm a grown woman. you want to take it outside? liz: gop congresswoman nancy mace joins us in just moments on why that far left congresswoman jazzmine crockett attacked her

over legislation to protect women's sport against biological males. congresswoman mace will join us with the details on that. also this story families of hostages held by hamas and gaza credit president trump for the new israel-hamas hostage deal and cease-fire. president biden says he will not give credit to trump. biden's state department spokesman says yes, trump does get credit for this , but is this deal good for israel? gop senator tommy tuberville is here to react. he's got a lot to say about it plus this story. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represented extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. they embrace anger. they thrive on chaos. they live not in the light of truth but in the shadow of lies. liz: okay that was president biden. the notorious divisive and infamous red speech where he attacked trump supporters. he's going to give his final farewell tonight, radio host jason rantz will take it on.

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>> trump this , trump that. he's not even president. this is on you. you don't get anymore mistakes. there's no more mistakes for you. you're done. you're done. you're done. >> at that commission meeting, you said it's dire. someone will die. >> it's eerie visiting, because that's what occurred. so, it's -- let me just take a minute. sorry. >> fire captain freddie escobar. liz: okay, this is heartbreaking stuff, right? first that was actor michael rappaport hammering the wreckless incompetence of california governor gavin newsom, also california democrats. they have been blaming trying to

attack trump. trump is not even in office plus that was the 35 year veteran union chief of the l.a. fire department breaking down in tears. he had warned for months that the l.a. wildfire catastrophe could happen and it did. joining us now, actor, singer and former california resident robert davi. robert this is getting tougher by the day so what did you make of what you just heard because now "the l.a. times" is reporting l.a. mayor karen bass was at a cocktail party overseas in africa with a biden delegation when that palisades fire first broke out last tuesday. >> yeah, well, first off i want to thank you again for having me on, and also, your story about your family's military background. many families have that and it's important to bring that up. and also to michael rappaport, i'm glad he saw the light and came to donald trump. that's my biggest thing to hollywood and to los angeles. now, karen bass going to ghana and cocktailing while rome burns

or let's say los angeles burns, that's unforeseen. you know, if trips are planned you don't know that's going to happen. what you do know and what gavin newsom does know is these left wing politicians, all they are are photo ops. that's all they do is photo ops. i remember gavin newsom cleaning up some homeless encampments and making a big thing of it. that's what he is. a hair do and now he's doing his little dance and now he wants california 2.0. how can you be that happy about what's, look what's behind him and how could you even smile? now karen bass, you know, even "the l.a. times" now, congratulations to them coming out and saying that patrick the owner of it say that it was a mistake. everyone knew it was a mistake but we have to now hold hollywood, jeffrey katsenberg has to be held accountable but they are afraid to because he's powerful and that whole bunch of guys in hollywood, the higher ebrahim eschelon,the old days d

come out and tell about the problems in los angeles and people would do something about it and there was an equal footing of conservative voices that balanced the woke left that we see today that's absolutely taken over. thank god donald trump in 2015. thank god, because and thank god elon musk, because none of this , we be silenced. we were silenced on x and twitter and facebook and now things are turning around but we have to hold hollywood community responsible to now speak up and change this nonsense. also, the way they are handling the fires, liz. i have a cousin who has the largest animal sanctuary, 115 acres in santa clarita. he has fire engines and a captain chief. he's been protecting 115 acres of dogs, cats, horses, for decades, with fire engines and knowing how to do this. he should go, i'll tweet

something about it. liz: are they okay? >> yes. that's all okay. because he has fire engines, six. he knows the hoses to use and he talks about it. he's like an expert and protecting these animals for decades, and it drives him crazy because you see what's happening, his name is leo garillo, delta rescue and he sees what's happening in l.a. we should have been prepared. not only that we know about the reservoirs. we know about that. and i've spoke about it the other day about 1990. pete wilson wanting more reservoirs. but there's so many mismanagement in l.a. and it's disgusting, and we've got to have hollywood responsible. we must call out the hollywood elite. you have to. liz: you're doing it now robert, thank you, robert davi, great stuff. passionate stuff, because you care about l.a. and california. it's good to see you again come back soon. watch this. >> thank you. >> i'm reclaiming my time. >> order.

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loss of standing bias wars broke out a quote from usa today. joining us now jason rantz. jason? so what do you make of everything that you just heard, because we're hearing president biden reports coming in he's again tonight going to say january 6 was the worst attack on the u.s. since the civil war. what about pearl harbor and 9/11? >> well he's obviously obsessed with january 6 and while it was obviously an important part of history that we should call out, i'm not going to pretend it's going to somehow define this country and that democracy was on the line. democracy had a bigger threat and it was during the last four years of a president who was barely even president. this is not someone who is mentally fit to be president. i'm not even sure what kind of speech we're going to get tonight. he was up a little bit earlier today for a different speech. is he going to have the same kind of stamina to actually do something well past his bed time? at the end of the day, i think a

lot of americans literally are ready to turn the page. we're sick of the gaslighting and the revisionist history which he will engage in later tonight and we're ready for a country that we know can do better. we all can do better and we will starting monday. liz: you know, the new york times and the "wall street journal" has done excellent coverage on how they circled the wagons to basically cover up president biden's decline. president biden admitted to usa today he was not sure he would have had the stamina to last another four years. so why did he run again? why is he still saying he could have beaten trump? >> he's running again or he wanted to run again because he had a whole lot of power and i think power is hard to give up. i think he's also a stubborn man. i understand that it's going to be difficult for anyone who gets to that age and starts to, again, mentally decline. you don't want to acknowledge that and i think for him,

stepping aside would have been the ultimate acknowledgment that he's getting to that age where you start thinking about your life. you start thinking about mortality. i just think he wasn't ready to give that up but i also truly don't think he believed that kamala harris could defeat donald trump. i'd take him at his word. i think he believes donald trump is an actual threat. he knew kamala couldn't win. liz: now you got cnn out with their new poll and his approval rating is down at the lowest level ever around 36%, and 35%, so what is biden's legacy? fiscal insanity? making america the world less safe? abuses of power to attack trump, corruption scandal, his family made tens of millions of bucks off his government job, weaponization of the doj on a scale we've never seen before. so, senator chuck grassley and other senators warned this is really bad for america to undercut the integrity of the u.s. justice system.

>> i think the biggest threat here is potentially republican giving back to democrats what they did to us and as much as i understand that that's how they might want to respond, i hope they don't. i hope we can use this as a reset and get things back to the way they were. liz: jason rantz, always a pleasure to talk to you. thank you so much for joining us tonight and taking the time. good to see you. we've got a quick programming note. be sure to tune into fox business tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time for president biden's final address, as he closes out his four years in the white house. now to this story. >> somebody's campaign coffers really are struggling right now, so, she going to keep saying trans, trans, trans, so that people will feel threatened and child, listen. >> i am no child. do not call me a child. liz: congresswoman nancy mace challenges democrat representative jasmine crockett,

rude and insulting attack during an exchange on capitol hill about a bill to protect women's sports. next up congresswoman mace will join us to talk about that back and forth and what started it. also, this story. >> mr. president, you or trump? >> is that a joke? oh, thank you. liz: okay, president biden moments ago says trump will not be remembered for the hostage and cease-fire deal between israel and hamas but his own state department spokesman said yes trump should get the credit so gop senator tommy tuberville will break it down but first let's check in with dagen and david webb to see what they have coming up next hour on bottom line. dagen: e-mac, hey there. president trump not even president yet and already racking up the wins with that cease-fire deal, and those confirmations, a testament to what is in-store for this great nation senator ted cruz on deck, rich lowry

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the party of women, when they are literally tramping on the rights of women every single day, and then, she breached our decorum by calling me names and calling me a child. she said that my fear of rape as a rape survivor, my fears of rape are a fantasy and my fears of being raped are dramatic, that they are draped in fantasy and drama because i don't want men and women sp spaces becausem a rape survivor and i shouldn't have to explain any of this to anybody on why i don't feel safe with men watching me undress in a locker room. it's disgusting. liz: so she used the words that your personal, the crime you went through, the sexual assault, the rape. she literally said that's just one of your fantasies? >> correct, that it was a fantasy. she said it in the house oversight committee hearing yesterday that my fear as a rape survivor, my fear of being raped was a fantasy.

liz: so that's pretty skirting pretty close. >> it's close. liz: it's beyond obnoxious and violating decorum. that's slanderous. we were going to talk about how only two house deputies voted dd yes to protect the bill with campaign in sports, and women are getting physically injured to the point of brain damage on the playing field in sports like soccer and volleyball from biological males. and you got them banned and then she goes on to try to attack you, a rape survivor claiming you made it up in your head? >> yeah, i guess so. you know, believe all women is only a tag line for women if you're a democrat i suppose and look, there are young women in this country that have suffered traumatic brain injury from men playing in sports and them getting a head injury. this is serious. when you look at riley gaines, she was forced to undress in the locker room

with leah thomas, a man with all of his junk still. it was just, it's disgusting and gross and it makes women more vulnerable to rape and sexual abuse and sexual assault, and it's a perversion i think, it's grooming. we had my colleague sarah mcbride video came up this week of him reading a trans literature to kindergarteners, 5-year-olds sponsored by, by the way, the national education association, so this is an excuse i think for pedophelia, for grooming and abusing women and make no mistake democrats on the left and progressives are the greatest threat to women and democracy and i am just so sick and tired of it. i personally as you know, i was physically assaulted a couple of weeks ago here on the capitol. i suffered two injuries from that assault. so i'm having none of it. okay? i'm done with the left. liz: congresswoman mace, you just laid it all out there thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. liz: we've got this news. fox sports is revealing its special superbowl coverage leading up to the big game.

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yes president trump does deserve credit, he was critical in getting the deal done, joining us now from senate arms services senator tommy tuberville. what is your reaction to this? we hear family of hostages are giving trump credit. >> i don't care who gets credit, be on she obviously president trump it something to do with it. president biden had two years to do with it nothing happened, president trump comes in, and he tells them there will be hell to pay if you don't let them out, i hope they are still plenty alive. whatever we have to do to get them out, liz we have to get them out now, it might be last chance. elizabeth: you make important points it always wonderful to get hostages back home, but critics question how good is it deal, you heard it. it is 23 hostages alive.

remains of 10 deceased hostages, 98 still held hostage for 1300 to 1700 prisoners, many considered terrorists, expected to go back to the fight, they will be released. israel has to stop fighting hamas and retreat from most of gaza. >> only a good deal if we get our prisoners out. they have been over there way too long, it has been miserable. ggod bless them, let's get them out, we'll take care of everything el after that, let's get them out, and start from scratch, in terms of getting ceasefire and this put behind us. you know president trump had a lot to do with this. elizabeth: it will be a new day when he gets into office. to action today in senate c confirmation hearing, john ratcliffe, senator

rubio and duffy and bondi, what do you make of the hearings, "newsweek" saying that we need trump team to strengthen america. what did you make of their performance. >> i thought they did great, pete hegseth set the bar yesterday, we were concerned, pete had not been in military for a while, been working at fox, there is a crucial job. i spent hours with him talking with him, i knew he was well prepared but he knocked it out of the park, i think that set stage, mission of democrats of seek and destroy, attack personal lives of everyone. yesterday was over will top. pete hegseth did a great job, he will be a great secretary of defense, i think we'll be able to get everyone confirmed, kash patel, tulsi gabbard, that will be tough, but it goes back to if we as republicans vote for them, does not make a difference what democrats do, we have to get president

trump his team. elizabeth: any g.o.p. senators on fence about any of them. >> i don't think right now, we have not talked about it you know, pete hegseth, i think he will make it. i think with joni ernst coming aboard it will be unanimous in arm service committee, usually, the ones that are not on committee go along work we'll see how this works. elizabeth: all right, senator tommy tuberville, we appreciate you taking time out of your very busy day to talk to us at "the evening edit." come back soon. >> you too. elizabeth: i am elizabeth macdonald thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business, dvr us, now we go to david and dagen at "the bottom line." dagen: thanks emac. elizabeth: you got it. ♪ ♪ dagen: i am dagen mcdowell. david: i am david webb. welcome to "the bottom line." >> fox busines