♪ >> we're going to have a great year. going to be a fantastic 2018. we're off to a very good start as you know with the great tax cuts and anwr and getting rid of the individual mandate which was very unpopular as you know. the stock market is going to continue to go up. the companies are going to continue to come into the country. >> we have been seeing people bundled up. it has actually been very quiet. people are trying to conservative their energy. >> five sheriff deputies shot. one of them killed while responding to a domestic disturbance in suburban denver. >> he is doing his job and doing it well and his life was taken from us this morning. >> the president has put a

lot of focus on the events happening in iran. fourth day. president has tweeted iran the number one state of spawn soared terror with violations of human rights has closed down the internet so the peaceful demonstrators cannot communicate. not good. >> hash out the top priorities for 2018 in a meeting at camp david. >> we are going to have a tremendous year. ♪ ♪ ♪ let's get loud ♪ let's get loud ♪ let's turn the music up ♪ let's do it ♪ come on people, ♪ let's get loud ♪ turn the music up ♪ and hear that sound. >> "fox & friends" land here. lisa: that was a todd piro request. todd: breaking it down at

6:00 a.m. peter: were you guys dancing while we were starting the show. lisa: hopefully. pete: they didn't leave jlo on very long, did they. todd: we need more jlo ♪ break it down ♪ bring loud. lisa: give the people what they want. peter: thousand how we are starting the new year 2018 has arrived. lisa: i remember on saturday, i kept saying look ahead at 2018 it's monday. it's literally right around the corner a matter of days. ed toed to the doocy and i had a little rest. you have been up since how long? >long. lisa: i got home around 1:00 a.m. it was a lot of fun. i'm so glad i did it i'm happy to be on the couch. got a little coffee. i will be all right. peter: are you warmed up. lisa: it's so cold out. i'm so ready for spring.

peter: have you ever had a time where you were colder? lisa: or maybe in life. peter: ring in the new year in new york city. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ♪ [cheers] peter: temperatures plummeting to 10-degree he is. the second coldest new year's celebration in times square on record. lisa: i can attest on that. it was even colder in chicago. zero degree he is oh my goodness for the countdown to midnight. san antonio, texas, thousands of people tried to stay warm to watch the fireworks. todd: in do you want lay there were no fireworks. people ringing in the year with incredible 3-d display. peter: some are unique. in north carolina they celebrated with a possum drop and the city of atlanta lowering down 800-pound

peach. lisa: that looks tasty. how did you ring in 2018? we wants you to send in your photos and new year's resolution that you want read on camera. send it to friends@foxnews.com. we want to hear from you. send them our way and we'll read them here in a little bit once we get them. peter: we can start with his sanction video of how she rang in the new year last night with a jacket with superman dean cane. looks like you guys are having fun. lisa: it was so much fun. literally one of the most fun nights i have ever had. the dancing aside i know it was bad. we had so much fun. dean cane and ed henry so much fun. spent two hours laughing. you had a free concert with all these major stars playing behind you. everyone was so excited. people were dancing.

we were dancing badly obviously as you just saw. todd: i disagree. it was beautiful. lisa: thankfully for the people at home they didn't have to hear it.ed to. peter: you thought they were any a commercial. lisa: they would cut to us during the performances without telling us. that's where. so bad dancing would happen. we thought nobody was watching when in fact a lot of people were. todd: peter doocy what did you do? peter: i was asleep. i had a cheeseburger at 6:30 amend it put me out. todd: chinese food at 5:30. in bed watching the falcons game i fell asleep 6:15. peter: wild times. lisa: here is some stats on how a lot of americans spent new year's eve. 92% of adults celebrate the high school. 70% of americans stay up past midnight unlike this couch or actually did i but for work. 54% of americans, 21 and

older consume liquor on new year's eve. the most of any holiday. 360 million glasses of sparkling wine are consumed in the united states each year on new year's eve. and 49% of americans planned last night to spend their new year's eve at home like these two guys on the couch to my right and left. so, you know, maybe didn't have some of the wild festivities or the champagne that we talked about. todd: what i was doing lisa marie booth kicking off my resolution. the chinese -- lisa: bad start on that front. todd: going to start today. 47% of men likely to make a new year's eve resolution for 2018. 53% of women likely to make a new year's resolution. 63% of those aged 1820-to-29 likely to make a resolution. 68% of those who made a

resolution say they kept a part of their promise. my gut tells me they are lying. lisa: if we are going to ask people at home to let them tell us what their new year's resolution was what's yours? peter: i said i want to make breakfast before i went to work on the hillis his did you? peter: no. once i get back into washington, d.c. today they at:50 they will have someone come on the show to show me what to make. lisa: i joked last night because we had a woman come on that helping people attain their new year's eve resolutions. i told her look, what if you have the same resolutions next year make it easy. don't have to come up with new ones. she didn't think that was a good plan. peter: resolution if you

actually follow up on it you don't need to do it. lisa: mine is actually to travel more for fun. and to kind of take a little bit of time to travel the world and take a little bit of time for me and sort of enjoy those travels. we will see. it probably won't happen but we will see. peter: todd? todd: mine is cliche during the christmas special of "fox & friends" i was hosting my wife said your gut looks fat so i got to do something and i'm going to do it. peter: president trump is somebody who made a lot of promises during the campaign. lisa: he kept a lot of them. peter: he has been going out on the trail touting promises he has made. we heard from him last night during the very glitzy mar-a-lago celebration. >> happy new year. we're going to have a great year. it's going to be a fantastic 2018. we're off to a very good start as you know with the great tax cuts and anwr and

getting rid of the individual mandate which was very, very unpopular as you know. but we are going to have a tremendous year. stock market, i think is going to continue to go up. companies are going to continue to come into the country. and they are doing it now. soon to be a record clip. todd: am i allowed to comment on fashion? that's quite a dress. lisa: melania trump always looks so stunning and beautiful. i would love to have her wardrobe probably way more expensive than i could afford. she is a classy woman. always has beautiful clothes on and looks stunning. president trump said i think a lot of people really don't kind of dig in to exactly what was all accomplished with the tax reform law. we have to remember, too. as president trump said, it's also getting rid of the individual mandate. it's also a drilling in anwr. something that proponents have been trying to get done for 40 years. in one week alone, they were able to get done tax reform.

something that they have been talking about for 30 years. as i mentioned drilling in anwr 40 years. repealing the individual mandate something republicans have been talking about the entirety of the obama administration. that right there are three massive wins and points on the board for president trump. he has got to feel pretty good as we just heard heading in to 2018 which is actually today. and i keep forgetting that. todd: listen to this tweet that he wrote. this is pretty typical donald trump. he hits it here. as our country rapidly grows stronger and smarter. i want to wish my enemy, haters and even happy new year. 2018 will be a great year for america. lisa: they have had a great relationship. you can tell that the media just loves him and that he just really loves the media. i'm joking, obviously. peter: it's a new year. things could change. so, what do you think? 2018. how is the president going to do?

send us tweet, "fox & friends." and we will look at it. until then, jillian. todd: not all fun news unfortunately on new year's day. jillian: it's not. a lot of breaking news that we're following overnight. get you caught up on that this morning. starting with this the suspect behind ambush attack that left a deputy dead ranted about law enforcement online. matthew reel fired more than 100 rounds held up in his bedroom before being shot by officers in denver, colorado. three deposi deputies and one civilian wounded in the attack as they responded to a noise complaint. >> three officers hit. one of them down. >> three officers shot very, very quickly. they all went down within seconds of each other. jillian: fallen officer identified as 25-year-old jack i were parish the husband and father of two young daughters was on the force after serving two years as a police officer.

his wife said he loved his job more than any job he ever had. friends remember him as selfless and went to him for spiritual and scriptural advice. law enforcement lining the streets saluting his body in a show respect. president trump offered condolences online we love our police and law enforcement. god bless them all. all of those wounded are expected to survive. 10 americans are dead after a fiery plane crash in costa rica. small charter plane crashing into the mountains and bursting into flames shortly after takeoff. video of the aftermath showing jet parts. none of the people on board survived including a family of five from new york. also reports of two florida doctors and their teenage daughter among the dead. the crash is under investigation. california pot shops are preparing for their first day of legal recreational marijuana sales. the state is now the largest to legalize recreational pot. adults over 21 can possess

up to an ounce of the drug and can grow up to 6 marijuana plants at home. other laws also taking effect today in tennessee, institutions now forbidden from uninviting speakers that their presence may be met with controversy. illinois is barack obama's birthday they will honor the president on august 4th. a lot of sad news to start this year with. lisa: yeah. a lot of stuff heading into 2018. we're thankful for you to bring it, jillian. peter: thank you. todd: thank you. it was a corner stone of president trump's campaign. take a listen. >> start by building a wall. a big, beautiful, powerful wall. todd: now he has a new promise. no wall, no deal for dreamers. so what happens now? former advisor to the trump campaign steve cortes weighs in next. peter: it was the disaster the world couldn't stop watching last new year's eve. last night mariah carey got a redo so how did it go?

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we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ peter: a big issue in 2018 which started today is going to be immigration and president trump says there will be no daca without the border wall. he tweeted, quote: the democrats have been told and fully understand that there can be no daca without the desperately needed wall at the southern border and an end to the horrible chain migration and ridiculous lottery system of immigration, et cetera. we must protect our country at all costs. lisa: so will this be the first order of business in 2018 or will the dealmaker in chief get something done? here now is spokesman for the hispanic trump advisory counsel member and also fox news contributor steve cortes. hey, steve. >> good morning.

lisa: let's get right into it, steve. we are going to see show downs particularly with immigration coming up. both with the spending deal on january 19th which congress has to deal with president trump is giving congress until march to specifically address daca. here's the thing. immigration activists have been pushing democrats to use the spending bill as leverage to get something done on immigration. so, how do you see this going down? president trump says i need the wall. it's probably not something democrats are going to want to give on. how do you see this going down? >> well, i do think that we're going to seat dealmaker and chief. the author of the art of the deal comprise a deal here on daca. i do believe and i disagree with some of my colleagues within the team trump on their. i do think that the daca people who came here not by their own choosing, who came here as children are a different category of illegal immigrant. the president showed great compassion in extending the six month window to figure out a permanent fix. he is not going to do it the

way barack obama did kick. septuor. that's not the way constitution works. he wants to do it the right way. having said that while i do want young adults connected. immigration goals. the president was clear about this on the campaign trail. we need to get control of our immigration system which right now is out of control. for example, right now the majority of legal immigrant headed households in the united states are on some form of welfare. well, that's just not right. it's not fair to the american taxpayer. it's not good for our economy. we have to do it better. one way to do it better is to end chain migration. peter: steve, there is going to be this big meeting at the white house on wednesday where daca is on the jeantd. mick mulvaney will be there. republicans will have speaker ryan, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. minority leader pelosi and minority leader chuck schumer. steve, if the republicans blink and they make a daca

deal without a fully funded border wall, do you think that conservatives are going to start to call for speaker ryan and leader mcconnell to go? >> oh, i think absolutely. that would be the swamp at its very worse. again, i want daca people protected. it has to be part of a compromise. if they were to cave and protect daca people without the border and chain migration and lottery system, so me, that would be a capitulation. by the way, too i would say this about the democrat. they try to pretend that they are just so compassionate toward illegal immigrants. the reality is they want illegal immigrants amnesty because of their votes. let's be clear and honest about that. crass vote grab. they do believe if they do am else in city them they will get their votes going forward. i'm not anti-immigrant. i'm hispanic, immigrant son. so is the president by the way. he is married to an immigrant, of course. we love legal immigration and what it does for this

country. we have to do legal immigration better though that's number one, number two we have to end illegal immigration. the president has already made great strides doing that at the border. illegal crossings have plunged 60%. according to ice director, he says this president has done more to protect public safety and to restrict illegal immigration than the previous six presidents combined. that he served. so he deserves great credit. now we need to finish the job. lisa: thank you, steve. we appreciate your time today and happy new year. thank you for joining us. peter: coming up next, it turns out dirty dossier was not the only attempt to smear president trump during the campaign. brand new bombshell this morning. lisa: as protests turn deadly in iran. lifelong democrat alan dershowitz saying president trump is succeeding where president trump failed. he joins us. ♪ i've been taking care of business ♪ taking care of business ♪ every way ♪y i've been taking care of business

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unfortunately for that tree as you can see by the video it did not make it until 2018. always remember the tree. #. lisa: antigovernment protest in iran growing each more violent. the biggest uprising there since 2009. obama's first year in office. peter: president trump firing back ache the iranians had online access shut down tweeted iran, the number one state of spawn soared tear with numerous violations of human rights occurring on hourly basis has now closed down the internet so the peaceful demonstrators cannot communicate. not good. todd: harvard law professor allen dershowitz lifelong democrat and author of trumped up. he called obama's handling of iran a failure and is here now to explain. happy new year. >> happy new year to everybody. lisa: thank you, professor. todd: do you think president trump's stance on iran helped lead to these protests? >> well, one hopes so.

i think president obama made it clear that he was going to stand behind the iranian regime. he was going to send them lots and lots of money. of course some it was their own money. still they used it to foment terrorism. to export terrorism around the world. and i think president trump has indicated that he will not stand behind the iranian regime. it is failing. the people there are hungry despite the infusion of cash. they want a change. we can't do very much to bring about a change. at least overtly. one hopes that the cia may be operating behind the scenes. and lending some support. but this is something that will happen in iran. the united states will only be able to have a limited role and hopefully will be a positive role. i think the president can also try to engender international support for the real people of iran. look, iran is the most secular, democratically oriented group of people in

the middle east. they have been repressed now for so many years by the ayatollahs, if they had their wishes, if they had a genuine election, they would overthrow this regime of religious thugs and substitute a real democracy. they have never had a real democracy, but they have the shaw and the shaw was a lot better for america than the ayatollahs. so, you know, i hope that the international community will show some support for these brave and bold people instead of just standing by and supporting the iranian regime. lisa: you know, professor, you talk about president obama turning blind eye in 2009. also there was a recent political report about him essentially trying to block project cassandra. basically, you know, an investigation into hezbollah, excuse me, an iranian proxy. billion-dollar a year money laundering and drug operation that was going on. and there has been other accusations of turning a

blind eye to iran's hostilities. my question to you is what has that impact been on the state of affairs for our nation and the world? >> well, first of all, it's important. if the hezbollah story is true, and we have to see it confirmed, but if it's true, it certainly puts to the facts that presidents are not allowed to tell the justifiable department what to do. president trump is being blamed for telling the justifiable department what to do. here we're have at least some evidence that president obama told the justice department to go soft, to go easy. maybe even to end a serious criminal investigation. what i think it showed the world and the iranian leaders is that president obama wanted this deal too much. and that's not good negotiation. he was willing to give too much to get it he got very, very little in return. what we have now is an iran poised to become a north korea in 8 or 9 years. we have learned how difficult it is to

negotiation once a country has nuclear power. they want to control all of iraq, syria, lebanon through hezbollah, and if we let them do that, they will become the most druls country in the world. not only to american allies like israel but to the united states itself. peter: alan dershowitz, thank you very much for waking up on new year's day with us. >> thank you. happy new year. peter: many more times in 2018. all right. so coming up. defense secretary james mad dog mad dishas a message for america on this new year's day. i'm saving money for a bomb. you're going to love this. lisa: can anything be done to save our country back together again? our political panel is going to weigh in on this. todd: plus, did you party a little bit too hard last night? lisa: not us. todd: i'm pretty sure a lot of you did.

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president trump coming through for his supporters this time by inviting them to lunch. lisa: i wasn't invited. the comearptiond in chief surprising the group who congregate every day outside of his mar-a-lago estate in florida holding pro-trump signs. todd: i only got lunch but as you can see a lot of photos. lisa: i hear the chocolate cake is good. todd: he gets two scoop of ice cream. lisa: we don't know if anyone else asked for two. that's where the story went wrong. todd: mr. doocy, number two. peter: thank you. so a new year means a new

start after a 20176 ugly identity politics. so will 2018 bring more division or is there a chance for unity in the next 365 days? here to weigh in our panel attorney kisha heaven along with cathy barnett to served five years in the armed forces reserve attorney and prosecutor elliott felix. identity politics did not work in 2016. president trump is president. is there any reason to think that the game is going to be different and if they would work in 2018? >> in 2018. you know, none of us have a crystal ball up here on the panel today. but i think it's very appropriate in order to know, to look at past behavior in order to give some insight on what's going to happen in 2018. as we too that, we look to see well, what did the democratic party and the mainstream media bring us in 2018? they -- or 2017. they brought us the great russian collusion with president trump. and after a year's worth of

investigations, the only conclusion that we were able to find out was between hillary clinton and russia with the uranium one deal as well as president obama with hezbollah in order for him to get the iran deal. the democratic party in 2017 i brought us the #resist. the obstructionists. not even going to the white house in order to have a formative meeting with the president to add some positive things into the conversation. they also brought and i think this is very dangerous and what we saw at the end of last year, 2017, is when they began to weaponize the me too movement into a political strategy to start picking off different people like judge roy moore, for example. if we are looking at what's going to happen in 2018, we can look at 2017. very difficult for a zebra to change their spots and we will see more of the same. >> what do you think politics are pasted on is that they identify for.

>> i think there is plenty of blame going around. >> there is i wants to i face different challenges than do you. that's fine. it goes too tar when you start to discount other people's ideas and solutions by labeling them bigot or this or that there is plenty of game will to go around. both parties have to some extent exploiting preexisting to their benefit. >> i like to think positive and be optimistic. but i do realize thought only way we will see a change for the better of this country is if both political sides are able to focus on the core values and thought so much of who is right and who is wrong and mudslinging and hopefully our president will refrain from attacking personal citizens on twitter. we just saw one of the largest organizations in the united states are being the nfl take a strong political position. hopefully things like that will get this country or our

government to realize we need to be unified and to focus on what's best for everyone. peter: i guess identity politics we don't know yet how they are going to play no n. 2018 but 2017 ended with big policy victory with the tax cuts going through. i would quickly ask you guys before we go. is there any way for the left or liberal groups to effectively counter what the republican argument is going to be throughout the campaign, which is we just gave you guys more money in your pocket? >> you know what? there is a tremendous amount of disinformation that's being pushed by the mainstream media as well as the democratic party. so, and as well as some rhinorhino as well in the republican party. going to be very difficult to understand what this tax bill means to them on an individual base until april 15th or until we begin to go down that process. i think all that the democratic party has and the

mainstream media is a bunch of anger and mudslinging. i don't think you can really reason with people like that. peter: elliott? >> have you 51, 49 senate. you will not get anything done without compromise u. peter: kisha. >> sometimes with the new bill you have to see what actually happens. it may sound nice and grace. until we feel the benefit, the middle class or anybody who is supposed to help out it's difficult to predict who will win in my opinion. peter: a lot of campaigning is about to start because it is officially '18. >> 2018. peter: thank you all very much. >> thank you. peter: all right. upstairs to jillian. jillian: good morning. happy new year to everybody. get you caught up on headlines. starting with this. five americans among the 10 people killed in fiery crash in southern, mexico. take a look at the images. a carrying a family along

tourist highway leads to beaches. the van slamming into a motorcycle and car and bursting in to flames. it's now just a pile of charred metal. the cause of the crash is still unclear. i'm saving money for bombs that's why james mattis claims he doesn't carry challenge coins. a quarter relayed a message if he had the coins on a trip overseas. challenge coins are traditionally given to service members as a sign of gratitude. mariah carey redemption on new year's eve performance ♪ the love that came to be ♪ i feel so alive jillian: s show going off without a hitch but the singer struggled a bit in the cold. >> they told me there would be heat.

disaster. i have to rough it. i will have to truthful like everybody else no hot tea. that moment bringing flashbacks to many who can't forget last year's disaster. ♪ i will just get threw the moment. ♪ i will say let the audience sing, okay? jillian: carrie personally sound checking this year's show hours in advance. that's a look at your headlines. i will send it down to you guys to run and get my tea. i will see you guys in a little bit. todd: she tells you exactly what is going through her head. you deserve a breakfast of champions even if you had a rough night out. lisa: here with hangover cheers right in your kitchen pantry is chef diane ♪ >> we have been wanting to do that. lisa: we are not hungover.

>> me neither. lisa: there have been past new year's days where i have. i hope my parents aren't watching. unwhat do we need to do to recover? >> did i research. there is no magic possession. lisa: what works the best for you. i wish there was as well. rest reerks hydrate and replenish. just the three r's for hangovers are r's. go back to bed if you can. peter: at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> call in to work if you have to. you should have thought about that the night before but there you go. to rehydrate. you want to drink water but not too fast especially if you are feeling sick. do that slowly. electrolyte and vitamin and miserable drinks like coke knut water and green drinks. a virgin bloody marriy. you may be use offing new alcohol but it's eventually

going to go back to the old alcohol ginger and peppermint. and pickle juice. a couple shots in the morning is supposed to work as well. will. lisa: sometimes if you are hungover hypothetically, you know, you are really hungry. what about that? anything that kind of cures it or what are your thoughts there? >> think about what you are craving. probably craving burgers and greasy food that's actually not a good thing. salmon has omega 3 fatty asits. number one is protein to offing. so protein types of things like salmon. over there i have cottage cheese because this particular one is high in protein. low sugar and fresh fruits and really delicious.

protein a good combination of protein and vitamin and mineral foods. turkey burger. i mean you are craving a burger go. for something a little bit leaner so you don't have all thagrease. food mixed with potassium. peter: tell us about the dig-in box. >> the chef come on and i have a restaurant. that's my restaurant. i just launched a subscription box service with the largest gardening and website in the country. so can you grow indoors 12 months out of the year. todd: we were talking about that. is this like fake basil? lisa: towed want a box. how do you get one then? >> go to dipping in. you get gardening, i'll and gadgets and ail that. there is an egg separator.

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lines. transgender can start signing up for military service this after the trump administration decided to wait on challenging several court rulings denying the initial ban. the department of defense is expected to release an independent study on transgender soldiers soon. and, good news regarding senator john mccain who, according to senate colleague lindsey graham is returning to work soon senator mccain is in rehab. he is coming back in january. we need his voice more than ever. peter: battling aggressive form of brain cancer. lisa, todd? lisa: brand new year new investment. the powerball jackpot is at $441 million for wednesday's drawing. may be a better odds to invest in bit coin. todd: joining us more from the stock swoosh.

happy new year. >> happy new year. todd: let's run the numbers. you know the better to bet. take it away. >> 1 in 9,292,000,000 odds win powerball. the bottom line is the odds are not that good but it's $2 for a ticket. so the risk to reward is huge little bit of money upfront and huge. that's why it's gotten so big. this has been running since the end of november. it nobody wins it could get up to be huge. lisa: if someone wanted to invest looking ahead to 2018. i want to make little bit of money. maybe i didn't make enough in 2017. get lucky on powerball or whatever talk about bite coin. >> a lot of people don't understand bit coin.

lisa: i'm one of them. >> really a trading instrument right now. people are speculating that eventually it's going to take the place of the u.s. dollar and be recognized by governments. at this point now that's not the case obviously but it's going up a lot. if you bought bit coin at the beginning of year for $1,000, you could have sold it for $20,000. it's more expensive. you know, obviously than powerball. lisa: any tips there. >> i would say have you really got to know what you are doing with bit coin and got to be okay with risk. it fluctuates. it was up to 20,000, it could drop down to 7 tomorrow or tonight and go up again to 20 very volatility to dod to basically like real estate on the internet trying to break it down. >> yeah. i think there are better

odds. you can make money with bit coin. payoff not as great for the price. todd: sitting here today new year's day. i went to fraternity. so sitting here today, what do you want the "fox & friends" viewer to do? >> i would say that no matter what you do, whether you want to buy a bit coin, trade bit coin or buy a powerball ticket, do it with the mind that it's for fun, with the idea of taking risks. don't nothing is a sure thing. either bit coin or powerball. do it for fun. his lives any last minute advice for people heading into 2018 before we have to go? >> for the stock market? lisa: at large. >> add to your 401(k) if you can. the market has been running up. i would say let it ride. if you are in long-term investments and strong talks like amazon, facebook,

google. todd: is too too late to buy because the market is so high or do you think it has room to grow. >> if you are a long-term investor it doesn't matter. that's the nice thing. if if it's going higher it doesn't matter when you get in so a lot of people saying too late. if you said that in 2016. lisa: we may need to talk after the show. thank you, we appreciate your time. and happy new year. >> happy new year. todd: many invest in billion-dollar strayed yums people in iran are risking their lives to stand up for their rights. the reality check shutting down those players ahead. lisa: fired fbi director james comey wants to wish you a happy new year and bash president trump at the exact same time. twitter just got the last laugh. stay tuned. todd: lordy ♪ i am the champion ♪ and you're going to hear me roar ♪ louder the bottle curl. the twist n' turn.

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todd: lots trending as 2017 turns to 2018. we saul all mariah carey wanted was a hot tea.

lisa: we have jillian mele here with a look at what was trending as the clock struck midnight on 2018. jillian, let us know. jillian: aside from happy new year there was a lot of stuff people were talking about online. lisa: let's begin with former fbi director james comey after being fired by president trump he is now sharing hopes for 2018. comey tweeting what appears to be a veiled jab at the president he is here is hoping 2018 brings more ethical leadership, focused on the truth and lasting values. happy new year, everybody. comey being roasted for that tweet. how could you type that with a straight face. you were fired in 2017. that's a start. and comfortably smug tweets quote no one had a better 2017. he single-handedly beat hillary clinton and somehow became a hero for dems. you have guys think about that.

lisa: i lo how james comey tries to act as holier than thou. timing of when he released the information to his friend and somehow he is trying to claim some sort of higher ground here it falls flat. peter: is he supposedly writing a book. we get to guess who is he talking about. lisa: he wants to invest in bit coin. jillian: remember when he first got on twitter. peter: shadowy figures of him reading books or sim in silhouette on the ferry or by a christmas tree. todd: let's call it what it is, creepy. lisa: someone called him out. jillian: maybe it was twitter. it lasted for like two days yes, this is me. so let's talk about chelsea

handler. she said, "spent her new year's lecturing people on twitter. a lengthy article titled does the white working class really vote against its own interests. she tweets i hope you take the time to read this very important article in hopes of us all having a better understanding of what it feels like to be oppressed and, of course, wishing the world more peace and love this coming year every color and country. chelsea handler facing serious backlash david writing, quote. do you know what it's like to be oppressed as did you go home to multi-million-dollar mansion? doug tweeting you probably know nothing about being in that whole white working class. it's a different world than the whole privileged and entitled place you li in. peter: i'm guessing we are still waiting for her to reply. todd: she makes all the money and grew up in new jersey. if you are a jersey guy like i know mr. peter doocy is. one of the wealthiest towns in all of new jersey. why don't we back off on the

white privilege thing here. lisa: talking about peace and love she is the one viciously gone after press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. she claims to be leftist feminist and goes after other women in powerful positions. not having it chelsea. jillian: how about mariah carey? are we having that? we showed you this moment the singer demanding hot tea during redo performance ♪ the truth that a hero lies in you i will take a sip of tea if they will let me. oh, it's a disaster. okay. we have to -- like everybody else no hot tea. mariah posting a picture on instagram shortly after. found my tea. glen tweeting in mariah carey's performance is indicator of how 2018 is going to be. rough around the ages. ultimately better than last year. jane is writ writing if mariah

carey can make it through performance without her hot tea, then can i make it through another year. >> i was told there would be tea. i'm using that line every time i'm disappointed by 2018. i think she was trying to be funny. it missed the mark. lisa: also has a history of being a diva or at least reportedly being a diva. wouldn't be surprising like i need my tea. jillian: rough it like wearing if you are. peter: sitting there in 10 degrees all day. lisa: yeah. i didn't ask for my tea. jillian: if you would like tea, i will get you tea. todd: we need tea. hard turn here. thanks, jillian. violence out of control in iran. president trump supporting protesters being killed in the streets. former ambassador to the u.n. job bolton weighs in on that next. peter: president trump sending best 2018 wishes to

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apple. >> 4, 3, 2, 1. ♪ todd: there is the big moment. temperatures plummeting to just 10 degrees. second coldest new year's celebration in times square on record. lisa: yes, yes, it was. it was even coldner chicago at just zero degrees for the countdown to midnight in dallas thousands of people tried to stay warm to watch the fireworks. peter: in downtown los angeles there were no fireworks. 3-d video display sounds like a dj as well. todd: unique celebrations taking place across the country. i like this one. this is awesome for everybody except the possum. in north carolina they celebrated with a possum drop. peter: party goers in key west florida celebrated by dropping high heel. >> i thought it was cold in

new york city chicago. those folks really cold there. todd: tell us more about yesterday. out of the three of us, you packed in enough new year's eve excitement for all of us while peter doocy and i were literally asleep at 7:00. lisa: quite literally one of the most fun things i have ever done in my entire life. >> have you got the music going and all these awesome bands i had so much fun with ed henry and dean cane. lisa: horrible dancing. i'm not a good dancer. we had fun with it. it was amazing. such an honor to be a part of it. glad to be there and to be here this morning with you guys as well. lots of fun. todd: where does superman land on the skit. lisa: i made a joke. i'm sure you guys have seen in times square there is a guys walks around dressed as batman and so i was like dean, you know, you have got

some competition. you are superman. i have seen batman around so where is the cape? but he didn't have it. he is not able to change into it unless there is a phone booth. todd: batman is actually ed henry. get to your resolutions. 47% of men likely to make a new year's resolution in the year 2018. 53% of women likely to make one. 63% of those 18 to 29 are likely to make a new year's resolution for 2018. 68% of those who made resolutions in 2017 kept at least part of their promise. we know they are lying. peter: email what your resolutions are keep them coming. here is one from bo. he wants to spend more time with his family and help the less fortunate when he can. lisa: that's really good. that makes me feel really inferior theresa says my new

year's resolution to live life in the moment. take some of these resolutions and use them as my own. todd: from larry my new year's resolution is to try to get my fiance to set a date. best of luck in that endeavor. peter: aired out for all of fox news viewership. lisa: come on larry's fiancee. peter: did you see president trump at mar-a-lago party. i was covering in last year from the causeway a. cross in palm beach down along the southern boulevard. they did it again last night for the first time as president you see barron left in tux and first lady melania. told everybody listening this. >> happy new year. we're going to have great year. it's going to be a fantastic

2018. we're off to a very good start as you know with the great tax cuts and anwr and getting rid of the individual mandate which was very, very unpopular as far as you know. we have a tremendous year. the stock market is going to continue to go up. companies are going to continue to come into the country and they are doing it now soon to be a record clip. lisa: ended 2017 getting tax reform done. so i think republicans have been trying to get done for 30-something years opening up drilling in anwr. repealing the individual mandate something we have been trying to do for 8 years. so the big question for 2018 is, todd. does he take this momentum into 2018? what does he get done on infrastructure and tax reform? what are your thoughts? not tax reform but daca. todd: necessarily tied to keeping the government open. infrastructure like you mentioned. don't forget about welfare

reform. welfare reform definitely provides i think to the republicans a way to pay for a lot of these things. but then you get into a situation will democrats seize on the moment. a lot of issue and opportunity. with that, president trump tweeted this. peter: he did. who is reading it. lisa: todd set it up so nicely here. knock it out. peter: wall downstairs says as our country rapidly grows stronger and matter is, i want to wish all of my friends, supporters, enemies, haters and even the very dishonest fake news media a very happy and healthy new year. 2018 will be a great year for america. very serious things happening internationally he has to deal with today when he heads on back to the white house including iran where these protests are bubbling up and regime in tehran has turned off social media as a way to stop

people from communicating stop figuring out where these protests are and stop the rest of the world from seeing videos like the one you are seeing right now. lisa: day four of these protests. president trump has tweeted that the world is watching. put some pressure on the leaders there in iran. we had reports up to 80 people arrested. we talked to al dershowitz about this earlier. >> president trump has indicated that he will not stand behind the iranian regime. look it is failing. people there are hungry despite the infusion of cash. they want a change. iran is the most secular oriented will group of people in the middle east. they have been oppressed for so many years by ayatollahs. if they had their wishes and general election they would

overthrow this regime of religious thugs and substitute a real democracy. lisa: myanmar -- making um words. meanwhile, mark levin used the iranian protest to hammer nfl players -- i can't talk today. todd: you have had one hour sleep, that's okay. lisa: in the last game of the season as he tweeted meanwhile i'm going to get this word right right now as people protest under threat of death and imprisonment for basic liberties in iran, millionaire football players continue making -- i'm not going to say word, of themselves in the football field. your thoughts there? peter: these protests are supposedly economic. remember, part of the iran deal was if you guys say you will stop making nukes we

will give you 1.7 million in tax. that's what the obama administration did. lisa: is he pointing out that the fact that here are people who desperately want freedom, who are under repressed regime. here in america we have a democracy. we have freedom. we have ability for nfl players to go out and make so much money off of something that they enjoy doing off of a sport what he is trying to say is open your eyes and realize how lucky we are to live in the greatest countr country in the world don't get the freedom we enjoy. todd: think about the tweeting all the players did over the course of the last 24 hours. sunday game day. think of that freedom that they allowed them to tweet, instagram and facebook during protests in iran that was all shut down.

just one small social media how lucky we are. this is a little bit of nice in there. just to look at the players who protested, and the percentage of those players who are going to the playoffs. it's not high. lisa: it's not lie. peter: if this is really all about social media. you wonder if the ayatollah watched the current american president rise to power usingsome. you wonder if that might be the thinking. lisa: interesting to see if these protests continue, it would be interesting to see if president trump and how he handles it. president obama got a lot of criticism in 2009 to started his presidency sort of turning a blind eye s to similar protests we saw what many people thought as a

rigged rejection. he didn't do anything. he was silent. interesting to see how how president trump and the trump administration handles this. we have jillian mele. you know a thing or two about football. we talked about that earlier. what's going on in the world? jillian: i know something or two janice dean to waited. last night new year's eve was the second coldest new year's eve on record in new york city. you were sitting out there for hours, you got no sleep. lisa: janice dean is very, very right. jillian: very cold. we will get the temperatures across the country in a second. suspect behind ambush attack that left a deputy dead ranted about law enforcement online. matthew reel fired more than 100 rounds hold up in his bedroom before being shot dead by officers outside of denver, colorado. three deputies, one police officer and three civilians wounded in the attack as they responded to the noise complaint. >> we have three officers hit. one down.

>> all of them were shot very, very quickly. they all went down almost within seconds of each othe other. jillian: fallen officer zachery perish, the husband and father of two kids. he loved this job more than any job he had. friends remember him as selfless and went to him for scriptural advice. law enforcement lining the streets saluting his body in a show of respect. president trump offering his condolences online tweeting quote we love our police and law enforcement. god bless them all. all of those wounded are expected to survive. 10 americans are dead after a fiery plane crash in costa rica. small charter plane bursting into the mountains. show fire and broken jet parts. none of the 12 people on board survived. including a family of five

in new york. there is also reports of two florida doctors and their teenage daughter among the dead. that crash is under investigation. as promised. turning now to extreme weather. bitter cold weather gripping the nation. some places seeing snow and ice. those dangerous conditions leading to a 40 car pileup in michigan brand new video just released. >> there is a big truck. whoa, whoa. right in front of us. down in the ditch. here is another one. whoa, another one going in. jillian: deep south feeling artic cold front with snow and freezing rain. a look at your headlines. when you see the video of the cars you have no control at that second. todd: north korea starting 2018 with a brand new threat to america. kim jong un says his finger is on the nuclear put ton. how should the u.s. respond? former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton is in

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>> this is his regular new year's speech. and obviously he has seen the conversation in the united states that looks at possible preemptive force. an option we definitely have to use if they give up their nuclear weapons program. we need a very careful calibration exactly what the north wants capabilities are. i think they have made incredible advances in the past year. they are very close to crossing the finish line they haven't done it yet. he has the nuclear button on his desk -- peter: what do you make of his plans for 2018. same breath reaching out to -- send least to the winter limpolympics few weeks 5s from the border. second later he says i also can nuke the u.s. anywhere

any time. >> some people like the "new york times" took that part of the speech an opening an indication he wants to talk. same goes equivalent the mafiaen police sitting down to discuss their common interests in law enforcement. talks in north korea are not about ending the nuclear weapons program. talks are about getting something they want participating in the olympics or more likely here buying time to cross that finish line, perfect their targeting systems. and be able, at some point, perhaps in the next year, to be able to hit targets in the united states with thermal nuclear weapons. that's why president trump inherited this situation. he has very little time left to make a decision what to do or face a future where north korea has nuclear weapons. todd: president tweeted for the week and has followed iran, the number one state sponsor of terror with numerous violations of

occurring on an hourly basis. has now closed down the internet, so that peaceful demonstrators cannot communicate. not good. is there a way we can use these protests to benefit our geopolitical stance in the world? >> absolutely. each protest are very different from the post election protest in 2019 where many people believe mahmoud ahmadinejad won re-election by fraud. the protests back then were over who was going to one run the regime. these protests whether the regime survives or not. that makes it much more threatening to the ayatollahs. much more dangerous and raises the stakes considerably. i think president trump has already signaled a huge difference by the obama administration by supporting the protest. we need to do more. we do not want to make the same mistake that america made before 15 calling

opposition out in hungry and standing by and watching as the soviet crushed the opposition. saddam hussein in 1991 caused that regime to stand by where saddam massacred her iraqis. we need to provide assistance. it this is yet another reason why the president should get out of the nuclear deal with iran. should resume all of our previous sanctions putting increased economic pressure on the regime. we should provide material financial support to the opposition if they desire it work with intelligence other countries to put on pressure. we should do it. our regime change in iran. peter: ambassador bolton thank you very much. happy new year. violence on the southern border, the new way our agents are coming under attack. todd: and secrets of the secret service revealed. up next, shocking stories from behind the scenes of

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alabama is the worst team. 2018 back to 2017. airline taking passengers back to the future. >> i'm from the future i came here in a time machine you invented. todd: kicking off in new zealand 12 o 05 january 1st 20rbgs 18. landing in honolulu at 10:16 a.m. on december 31st. how do you say that happen? well because hawaii is 23 hours behind. that's cool. math. peter: secret service agent. how can a security agent protect protects from themselves especially when the protects continually seek to systematically destroy the protocols to ensure protection. the agency had decided to air oerr on the side of blind

loyalty that was its undoing. lisa: what does the future look like for agency? joining us now is secret service agent gary byrne. you say the secret service has failed. >> good morning and happy new years. lisa: hey new year's to you. >> it has failed in many ways. by the time president john kennedy was assassinated four other presidents had been shot at in open cars but they were still using open limousines. if you fast forward to modern day. president obama was on a trip down to the cdc in atlanta. individual men and women are good people with you they are exhausted they made a mistake that day. they let a man with a handgun get on an elevator three times with president obama and they didn't know he was armed. they had completely failed. only thing that kept president obama was behind

that day is that the guy didn't have malice and didn't want to murder him we do want to be clear. something you said about the -- i spent a fair amount of time at the white house presidential events. veto service agents and uniformed officers are very hard working people and they go through a rigorous background check and training to get to that level. so, you are not suggesting there is any problem with the people on the front lines. you are suggesting there is a problem with leadership and that they may have been manipulated by some of the politicians. >> absolutely. peter: who they work with. >> absolutely. their leadership management has completely failed. stopped protecting the president a long time. the individual men and women. as you know i was a uniform division officer at the white house for 12 years. i know how hard they work. here is an example how bad they are managed. average individual makes between 70 and $100,000 in

the year. last couple of years secret service poor management, some of these are making over $230,000 a year. one of them made more than the secretary of homeland security. you cannot keep working your employees like this. it's not sustainable. they are crushing their employees and have a same problem with the aging division. todd: i want to get to more during the clinton years. here is excerpt from your book on china gate. what's called china gate. the secret service knowingly allowed chinese generals disguised in civilian clothing to meet personnel at the white house and log them as quote business guests at the administration's guests so as to avoid transparency. can you get into more about this incident and if we have time other incidents involving the clintons? >> absolutely. >> it's not skeet service's job to tell the clinton who to let in. the five gentlemen coming in from china were actually chinese generals.

they came n suits. they came in to talk to the administration about something and later on that turned into another scandal as part of that where the democratic party was accused of doing certain things with campaign contributions. they were generals chinese army and brought in wearing sights suits. the secret service knew about it and later on it kind of blew up on the clintons. lisa: i don't know if we is a lot of time here. but real quickly do you think changes will be made with the secret service? >> that's my biggest fear. that's one of the reasons i wrote my book. i don't believe there will be changes. secret service one thing it is good at is having its employees and keeping this false narrative that they are the best at what they do which they want to be the best. and the rank and file try to do the best, but their management system has

completely collapsed. they have a new director that was not former secret service. but he is -- everybody under neath him is former secret service. i'm not sure he knows exactly what's going on. lisa: thank you. gary byrne, author of secret of a service secret of the thank you for your time today. we really appreciate it. and thank you for sharing your book with us. >> thank you, happy new year. lisa: thank you. a bold prediction from a top democrat about joe biden in 2020. peter: and a billion people watched the ball drop in times square last night. what about the peep drop. the oddball new year's tradition being celebrated across the u.s. todd: you have leftover champagne? creative way you can put it to use this morning ♪ oh i want something just like this ♪ ♪ jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind.

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>> 3, 2, 1. [cheers] todd: does the times square ball look different toy? >> that's not the crystal ball in new york city times square. this is shot of the morning from bethlehem, pa, a 400-pound marshmallow peep helped ring in the new year too. lisa: i would eat those but get very, very sick. city of atlanta lowering down 800-pound big peach. peter: music note in nashville 2018. todd: speaking of nashville during your show how awesome did griff jenkins look in that hat? if we could get that picture up. lisa: i don't know if he would get mad at me or not. i can't remember when during of the 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. hour what happened. he was dancing and did a kick. it was amazing. i hope we have it.

peter: this the is season. once it gets around i will have to retire for a couple of months. new year's pictures pouring in as well. got this one from cheryl. spent new year's eve with the royals as she partied with her two daughters in their crowns. lisa: they are so cute. this is celebrating on a cruise april horn from the falcons islands south america. well done. todd: check out linda ringing in the new year with her family in pj's just the way peter doocy and i were ourselves. send in your new year's photos. with that she always touts herself as i'm the most boring person in the world. what did you do for new year's eve jillian? jillian: i was asleep around 7:30. proving my point i'm the most boring person in the world. lisa: i don't think you are boring. jillian: and i'm fine with it. thank you, lisa. u.s. border patrol agent rushed to the hospital after being attacked with a

grapefruit sized rock. atv flipped crushing him underneath. that rock thrown from the mexican side of the border from san diego. according to border patrol agents in that region were assaulted 83 times last year. it happened 52 times in 2016. it there have been 100 reported rules inside since october. do the democrats think they have a candidate to run against president trump in 2020? the exdnc chair thinks so. >> only one person i can say with definitely win the elections. and is a super star and appeal almost every state of the union. that's vice president biden. you. jillian: you heard it ed rendell says if biden runs he will win easily. he speculates he has his eye on spell run. stay tuned.

maria nunes ringing in a wedding right in the middle of times square. >> do you freely and without reservation give yourself to maria in marriage. >> i absolutely do. >> and maria do you freely and without reservation give yourself to kevin in marriage? >> i do. >> menounos. new year's eve special co-host steve harvey officiating the ceremony. the couple has been together for 20 years. congrats. >> interesting choice to have the host of "family feud" officiate a wedding. todd: he actually called her natalie morales unfortunate which is what steve harvey does is mispronounces names. three people in the audience got it.

peter: ashton keefe joins us with recipes can you whip with extra champagne and sparkling wine. this is a lot more imaginative than most people who just pour champagne in with orange juice. >> that's fine, too. we have two recipes and two cocktails for you if you have any leftover which you might not. that just gives you an excuse to open another bottle. okay. so we are making making mimosa pancakes. what i have here is just salt, baking powder. we have her milk and orange juice and orange zest, eggs, sugar and then. peter: a lot of stuff that you you would have in the kitchen. >> and then we are using $15 bottle of prozeka. give pan cakes lift. i'm paring the pancakes with

citrus. lisa: this won't get you drunk. >> it's just to have fun. you guys will see how beautiful they are and that's your mimosa pancakes. can you have them with mimosa. lisa: entertain or new year's eve and keep it going entertain on new year's day. tell us about what we have over here. >> this is a bubbly fondue because who doesn't lee cheese and wine. instead of using white wine we are using yellow tail bubble. $10 bottle. it's really lovely. delegate. can you cook wit -- delicate.ree parts of different cheeses. todd: cheeses? >> all of it. it's fondue. sharp cheddar, and brie use what have you. i have fondue pot there. todd: i wanted to give you. >> the best thing about this

bottle of bubbles is you can actually reseal the top. you won't lose any of the lisa: what is this and how do you make it? >> two cocktails here really, really fun. got i know the holidays are over nice and naughty cocktail. nice cocktail. todd: way too much excitement. i'm like an 8-year-old. >> nice cocktails for those doing new year' new year's reso. lots of antioxidants. blood orange. and then i take that. lisa: is that nice or naughty. >> that's the nice one. butting it in this big pitcher. pour half of this is an agree a in here. so we're using the same thing we used for mimosa. don't have to buy another

bottle. peter: doing it together. >> that's our nice cocktail. don't use all of it. we will make the breakfast martini. >> look at my naughty one. we can do that that's awesome. we are supposed to use that then we will do orange juice, we have some vodka. can you use gin too and originally kerr anorange orange. having people over. lisa: you subscribe to the hair of the dog. keep it going. bring it in the new year. >> and the hair of the dog. lisa: all right. you. peter: that's shaken enough. >> i bachesd it. todd: you are always bashing things. >> makes things easy. pour it and serve it. it can sit out room

temperature and have great new year's day party. lisa: how long do you think it will take folks at home to make these things? >> oh, 15 minutes, 15 members, 15 minutes. all very, very. lisa: up my alley. easy peasey. >> is have some bubbles while you do it. lisa: i like the way you think. >> tucker: thank you very much. think. -- peter: very happy new year coming up, actress debra mess sing brought to tears of joy over this. that is her son sitting down during the national anthem. so, is that really something to be proud of? our next guest active duty u.s. army officer has his take. >> and california has officially gone to pot. who can smoke it and where? ♪ never showed his face again ♪ that's why your lifted me

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lisa: will and grace star debra messing making headlines again after praising her son for sitting during a national anthem hockey game. the actress posting this photo with the caption who's crying? i'm not crying. #black lives matter. >> what is the left getting so wrong about patriotism? here to react active deuteronomy u.s. officer writer and commentator jeremy hunt. so great to see you here in the new year. happy new year to you, too. what was your reaction when you saw this? >> >> i thought about my own family and how can patriotic americans best respond to these acts of disrespect to the national anthem, to the flag? i really think that for many of us we should really be teaching the next generation and teaching others to

basically honor and cherish this country. i think that is the best response we can have. we can't control what other folks do or how they raise their children. what we can do is commit ourselves to teaching others a better way. and so i'm so thankful to have grown up in a family that taught me to love this country and ultimately that's what led me to serve in the greatest army in the world. when i do have children i will teach them that as well. lisa: a lot of americans and viewers at home views it as a front to patriotism or front to our country or anti-american. my question to you you talk about future generations. how does this impact them? and how does this impact our country? >> >> i think how it impacts our country being on the offense make sure we are teaching folks are the better way and intentional about the way we talk about

patriotism. and i think we just can't take it for granted anymore. we have to be able to instill these values in the next generation be very intentional about the way we do it. todd: i want to go to the op-ed you wrote. it involves disney world being the target of a screaming rant. is this really any safe space left leftist sanity? listen to this sound bite. >> i'm donald j. trump. >> lock him up. lock him up. lock him up. lock him up. todd: in response, the heckler that you hearsaying lock him up at the hall of presidents there, writes anyone that's upset i disrupted a family vacation can check their privilege and consider getting mad about the thousands of children being taken away from their parents because of trump's racist immigration policies or the families of the hundreds of

transamericans murdered each year by transphobic and homomoney bic people or negative impact of tax break on poor and middle income americans. >> i wrote the piece at the point absurdity someone who would heckle at what is essentially a children's event at disney world. i think that protest politics has somehow reached a new low. i didn't think it was possible. go to a place like disney world. really more importantly, his point about privilege, i noticed that a lot of folks tend to use this kind of talking point about check your privilege basically as an escape from having to address any kind of criticism about their positions on issues. and this criticism you are just too privileged. you just don't understand. i think that's really problematic and i think it's

really unamerican to disrespect others because you think they are quote, unquote privileged. lisa: seeing it happen on college campuses as well. you are a young american. what do you think about that breakdown on college campuses? >> it has gotten outrageous. i follow quite a bit of the news coming out of a lot of the campuses in our country right now. and i mean just the absolute his tearous hysteria. violence. a lot of the college administrations are not cracking down on the violence especially if it is against conservative groups we need folks on both sides to take a strong stance on limits free speech and college campus the absolute safe haven for free speech. >> what advice do you have for fellow americans near

2018? >> i think the absolute thing we have to remember going forward is that we can't always change how others view our country or how others view things. what we can do is if that if we understand american patriotic americans, want to make an impact. we have to keep on instilling those values to others and keep on having great positions and having great defenses for why we believe what we believe and why these values have so important and continue teaching that we live in the greatest country on earth. and we have to keep on reminding folks that we are fortunate and blessed to be in this great country. >> thank you for your service and happy new year. >> happy new year. todd: president trump ready to hit the ground running here in 2018. michelle malkin joins us live with the very first thing we need to accomplish. that's coming up in the next hour. lisa: you are not going to want to miss that perfect time to make a fresh start. how can you use these three

bins to completely declutter your life next. i need to know about this. todd: i'm the big declutterrer. first day in history, in 1892, the ellis island immigration station opened welcome so many to our great land. in 1994, the north american free trade agreement or nafta went into effect. and this is a great three combo. 1989 poison every rose has its thorn. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it.

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>> some quick headlines right now. a group of teenagers rescue a struggling deer got stuck on a frozen rich in ohio. one boy helping her and sending the off and on on her way. on her feet and sending her on her way. >> see ya buddy. i hope you find your dad. >> finding and adopting two puppies while deployed in afghanistan.

the first dog was found in a dumpster during the dinner hour. the other found injured on the side of the road during patrols. their families back home helped raise $4,000 to bring them home to the states, that's going to happen later on this year. lisa: 2018 is the perfect opportunity for a fresh start and one -- and a way to achieve that is to organize your house. i need this, i definitely need. this. todd: joining us now with easy tips to declutter for the new year is consumer lifestyle expert lori wing. great to have you here. >> hi. todd: you want to start us off with three buckets in front of us that set the tone for declutterring. >> mess causes stress. we want to get rid of, start off with three bins. you have your put away, your give away. and your throw away. know, when you start declutterring your home, you don't have to do it all at once. take 15 minutes a day or start with a closet or start with a drawer like watching

tv pull out a drawer and go through everything. with the closet, ask yourself a few questions for each item. do i love it? do i wear it? or have i warn it in the past six months. lisa: which one is the most important question? do i love it. and then you have a lot of different sizes. you know, like so you don't want to keep all those different sizes. you want to toss it. so you can decide you are going to put away, give it away or throw it away. todd: basically breaking your house down into four areas, first the closet where you ask those questions with the clothes, i do love it, i do need it, do i wear it, lisa, why don't you. lisa: i will get started here. i mean my life can be a little bit of a disorganized mess. i'm on the road all the time. you should look at my purse, you will be very ashamed of me right now. peter: have you some bin bins here lisa. we will be here another two hours. todd: i will hold your important paperwork. lisa: decide where to put it. >> you got that's the throw

away. that's the give away. that's the keep. put away. lisa: after how cold it was last night i think i need something warmer than this let's give it away to someone who doesn't have anything warm is going to need this. so let's do that make sure i'm putting it in the right bin. give away. >> when you are going through your drawers if you have gloves that don't have a match. what are you going to do and socks that are mismatched. you are just going to get rid of it. peter: i fountodd found a christmas sweater here. >> what are you going to do with this. >> i'm keeping. this steve doocy head shot. peter: only if you promise to wear it every day. todd: that's fine. move onto the kitchen. >> kitchen, that's like a whole segment in itself because of you have to go through your refrigerator,

freezer, pantry, get rid of all of the expired. you look at the shelf life and think it's going to last a year but have you go through and get rid of the stuff from 2015. a lot of these pencils that are -- if you have doubles, get rid of them. coffee mugs, stuff like that. next thing is the kids room. lisa: i don't have kids yet. i hope to have them one day. for those at home that do which -- there are sometimes really sentimental stuff. i know my parents still keep things that i drew or wrote. things like this. so what would you say for the decision-making process? >> you can really organize this nicely. when you get here i have you can buy one of these bins. label them january through december. when your kids come home from school and have all their artwork and achievements and i got an a. stick them in january. but before do you that you could take a picture and save it to a file or on an album. so this if they are say

where that is that picture i made. >> it won't get crumbled in a box. >> at the end of the year toss it. lisa: i have seen todd's office. he needs help. lisa: i haven't seen it i'm joking. peter: just so everyone knows is authentic this is your son. accomplished. lisa: some organize. what do i need to do. >> hang this? your office, too. all those people who want to walk in and dump everything. no temporary parking places. put it away right away and avoid the clutter. peter: not in 2018. lisa: i may need to you come over and help me. peter: thank you very much. todd: take the serious headline. peter: we like that sweater. lisa: we have got to get going. north korea starting 2018 with a brand new threat to america. finger on the nuclear button. should would he be done with

diplomacy. that coming up next. michelle malkin is going to join us next with that. peter: federal bureau of investigation director james comey wish you a happy new year and bash president trump at the same time. twitter got the last laugh. . . . .

♪ is ♪ todd: the ball drops. that means it is 2018 here in manhattan. officially around the rest of the world wherever you're watching. lisa: i don't know about you guys i can't believe it is, where did the year go in 2017. todd: time for midterms. lisa: we've been asking you all to send your photos and new year's resolutions. send them to friend @foxnews.com

we'll continue to read them. please send them our way. todd: peter doocy, lisa booth, todd piro. we love michelle malkin, host of michelle malkin investigates on crtv. so much to break in on the new year, michelle. we'll break in a little bit what president trump has planned for 2018. he predicts it will be a record year for the u.s. yesterday and we'll break it down. >> happy new year. it will be a fantastic 2018. we're off to very good start as you know with the great tax cuts, anwr, getting rid of the individual mandate which was very, very unpopular as you know. but we're going to have a tremendous year. stock market i think will continue to go up. companies will continue to come into the country, and they're doing it now, soon to be at a record clip.

todd: michelle, is he right? >> well, it's a great way to ring in the new year with this very significant tax cut and reform plan. consumer confidence is high. you can not underestimate the response of the stock market. many of these companies obviously, which, applauded the tax cut reform by rewarding their workers. where's the workers party, the democrat party, to celebrate that? certainly many of the advances that the trump administration has made, whether it's the judiciary or the cutting regulation, are things that a lot of folks on the obstinant never-trump right even have to acknowledge. so, yes, there is a lot to look forward to in 2018 but i don't think that the trump administration and the white house are estimating the obstacles they face in congress

and establishment in both parties. lisa: you mentioned tax reform. democrats are hoping to run against tax reform to make it a cornerstone of the midterm elections. they say it's a giveaway to the rich and giveaway to the corporations. they want to focus on the middle class. what do you say in response to that? >> i welcome the spectacle of multimillionaire nancy pelosi who lived high on the hog as a beltway fat cat all these years, trying one last time to play the overworn and tired corporate card and the class warfare card. you know the thing about the left and the democrats that we can depend on every year, year in, year out, that they will overplay their hands. they can not help themselves. please go ahead and do it. peter: something else we can count on the president will tweet, he had the message for

everyone, love him or hate him. as i want to wish all of my friend, supporters, enemies haters and very dishonest fake news media, happy and healthy new year, happy 2018 will be a great year for america. that said, he is putting a bow on 2017. he wakes up on the first day of 2018 with a serious foreign policy problem. kim jong-un, north korean dictator says he has a button on his desk that could put a nuke anywhere in the united states. in the same breadth he wants things to cool off with south korea so they can send north koreans to the olympics in a couple weeks. michelle, should we be taking kim jong-un seriously now? should president trump? >> yeah. well of course the white house and this administration are going to take everything that this crazy man takes seriously. they have to. they don't have any other choice. and unlike the previous

administration whose stance was summarized by the euphemism, quote, unquote, strategic patience. in other words doing nothing, the trump administration has leveled new sanctions and, against the regimes that are doing business with north korea and, and, they will, continue to be serious about that. but on the other hand i think a lot of trump's strategy of raising awareness about this crazy dictator in pop culture, the nicknames that caused so many consternation among the beltway chin pullers i think is probably the must effective way of this bringing this, this tyrant down to size. mockery can not be underestimated as a technique on the world stage. lisa: michelle, there is some concern here because cia director mike pompeo recently said we're looking at a few months for north korea to get

the technology that they want here. we've seen china, russia, cheat on the sanctions that president trump pushed so hard for. nikki haley pushed so hard for. what does the administration do within that little period of time? >> i think you're right, lisa, to point out the fecklessness of past sanctions and in general, it is a slap on the wrist that doesn't usually work and obviously behind the scenes the trump administration has to put all of the options on the table and that in the public square of the establishment punditry is causing a lot of heart ache but, we have to look at all of those options and consider them seriously because, look, it's taken 30 years of, not just doing nothing but in some of these past administrations rewarding north. we can't have that anymore. todd: that said, michelle, with regard to this irrational fear

by many on the left that president trump also has his finger on a button and is willing to use it to create this nuclear war with north korea, don't you think that really at the end of the day president trump loves what the stock market is doing, he loves what the economy is doing? he knows in his heart of hearts that a nuclear war could hurt all of that progress that he is so very proud of? >> yes. obviously, todd, and president is serious about protecting our interests first and protecting world peace. look, i mean we had a prior president who did nothing, got a nobel peace prize for it. on top of that was coddling the world's worst regimes and now we have a president who puts american sovereignty first and considering america's role in the world as a leader and of course he is not going to look the other way at the fact that you know, there are millions of

people in south korea who are in the shadows of those missiles. let alone american citizens who have been threatened in hawaii. so, you know the idea that somehow president trump is this rogue actor just shows you the alice in wonderland world that the so much of the transnationallist left inhabits. peter: michelle, we know one of the first tweets of 2018 the president is looking at tehran. tehran is failing at every level despite the terrible deal made by them in the and the greater iranian people are, and the wealth of -- have been repressed for many years. they are hungry for the food and for freedom along with human rights and the wealth of iran is being looted. time for change.

we're starting to see a lot of former obama officials very critical of president trump's position supporting these protesters. the trump administration has already taken steps to undo what the obama folks did in cuba. they seem to be unraveling the what the obama folks did with iran. if they do, what is left of the obama foreign policy? >> well the apology tour is going to blow up is what is going to happen. let me say something about the propaganda that so many of these enablers of the iranian regime from the obama administration are spreading. the idea that these protests, that the thirst for freedom that president trump has put his finger on are somehow only driven by quote, unquote, economic concerns, this is iranian state propaganda. you have it regurgitated by the likes of cnn, that somehow, that most of the people that have

taken to the streets are only worried about gas prices? they have been repressed. people are stoned for looking the wrong way or dressing the wrong way. you have got quite this dilemma of so many of these leftists who have been enablers of terrorist repression now not knowing what to do when a true resistance has broken out t has been building up for years and decade. where was the obama administration, when neda, the iconic iranian student protester was shot by a sniper? his reaction was so bloodless while people were risking their lives on the street. where are the feminists? the feminists of the leftist world who celebrate the likes of linda sarsour is on the wrong

side of islamic repression. they didn't know what to do with venezuelan students were on the street. real grassroots protests break out across the country against tyranny, the left is nowhere to be found. lisa: michelle i want your reaction, mark levin tweeted about this, comparing them to the nfl protesters, i want to read you this tweet, get this response. meanwhile as people protest under threat of death or imprisonment for basic liberties in iran, millionaire football players continue making blanks of themselves on the football field. your thoughts? >> yes. i mean what is there to say mark levin always says it all in one tweet. i love how he puts that juxtaposition. there are some smug leftists in this country that fashion themselves, the truly-oppressed people of the world, and i think

it's, it is a great rebuke, not only mark levin's, but of course all of the people who thirst for the kind of freedom that american leftests take for granted and enjoy. there is no bert way to open up 2018 reminding so many of these leftists, these grievance-mongers where true freedom lies and where true oppression has bet down people across the world. todd: finally, michelle what is the first thing you want the administration to accomplish in 2018? >> the wall, the wall, the wall. todd: to so review you want the wall? >> in congress, guys, we have clamor from both parties for a so-called daca fix. i am one of those unrepentant children of legal immigrants to this country, you absolutely supports everything this president is doing, to put immigration enforcement and border security first, period. you know, we've got this clamor

now for a multibillion dollar infrastructure deal, right now, president bush, president trump until the end of his first term has one infrastructure priority, the wall, the wall, the wall. lisa: so we know the wall. thank you, so much for joining us. we really appreciate your time in breaking these topics down for us. todd: happy new year michelle. >> happy new year, guys. peter: coming up next, defense secretary james "mad dog" mattis has the a message for new year's day, i'm saving money for bombs. todd: mariah carey got her redo last night but what everybody is talking about, this morning what she wanted to drink. ♪

♪ lisa: as 2017 turned into 2018 all mariah carey wanted was a cup of tea. can you blame her. todd: james comey take as another shot at president trump while steve harvey's outfit steals the show. peter: here is what was trending as the clock strikes 2018. lisa: begin with former fbi director james comey, after being fired by president trump he is sharing hopes for 2018. he tweeting what appears to be veiled jab at the president. you side. here is hoping 2018 brings more ethical leadership focused on truth and lasting values. happy new years, everybody.

comey getting roasted for that tweet. tom writing, quote, lordy, how could he type that with a straight face. well you were fired in 2017. that was a start. no one had a better 2017 he single-handedly defeat the hillary clinton and became a hero for dems. todd: this is jab at president trite. this is what it is. "the hill" called for comey out he broke some of the very same government protocols he criticized hillary clinton for and criticized her for so publicly. so he has got egg on his face. todd: he closed out an investigation two months before interviewing the press pill player in said investigation. what are you going to do. jillian: this is exciting part of twitter to read sarcastic comments. move on to steve harvey. he is getting a lot this morning i'm sure.

the comedian hosting fox's new year's eve special. his outfit stole the show. did you see it? many on social media offering hilarious takes. steve tweeting, steve harvey looking like frosty the snowman. looks likes steve harvey wants to be the 2018 quaker oats guy. is this just me or is steve harvey dressed up like spy versus spy. peter: he does. jillian: i'm not sure if we have the picture. the responses is and things we obviously didn't think of ourselves but agree given the response of these two guys. he probably felt like frosty the snow man. mariah carey, we showed you this moment. it is worth seeing again. the singer demanding hot tee

during the redo performance. >> take a sip of tea if they left me. they told me it would be tea. there is disaster. we'll have to rough it. i will be like everybody else with no hot tea. jillian: roughing i, that is for sure. found my tea. social media still having a field day with this. glen tweeting if mariah carey's performance isn't indicator how 2018 rough around the edges, but better than last year. if mariah carey can make it through the performance without her hot tea i can make it another year. andy writes, tea sales increased by one million percent because of mariah carey. one more. i was told there would be tea. i will use that line every time i'm disappointed in 2018. every time she talks it sounds so dramatic. todd: why this makes so much sense. she is long been called out for being a little bit of a diva.

clearly with that big jacket, fur jacket, as you mentioned, even the way she said it, so it is not really surprising she would be like i need my tea. jillian: sad part we're not talking about the performance, we're talking about her tea. pert. peter: i think it would be safe to say mariah started 2018 on a high note. todd: pete he doocy right there. peter: probably take a commercial break. lisa: thanks, jillian,. todd: does the resist movement have a future in 2018? our political panel breaks down the consequences next. lisa: that will be interesting. here is one way to start the new year right, lunch with the president. what about that? ♪ get ready for centrum micro-workouts.

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years as a police officer. his wife said he loved job more than any other job. friends went to him as selfless. went to him for scriptural advice. they lined the streets saluting his body with respect. president trump tweeted online, we love our police and law enforcement. god bless them all. all the wounded are expected to survive. 10 americans dead after fiery plane crash in costa rica. it went into mountains and burst into flames after takeoff. the incredible aftermath showed fire and jet parts. none of the 12 people on board survived including a family of five on new york. two florida doctors and their teenage daughter also are dead. that crash is under investigation. todd: horrible story, jillian. thank you. democrats spent all of 2017 resisting president trump, but will this movement help or hurt

the party in the new year. we have a an attorney, keisha, evan. we have former prosecutor, elliot fili-f. kathy barnett served in the armed forces reserve. great to have you here on this new year's day. keisha, i begin with you, will this help or hurt the resistance. >> i think it will actually help. as we've seen in the president's first year in office his ratings are very low. so you have more people who are recognizing the threat that this administration poses to our country. so i think the movement is gaining more strength and we've seen that illustrated by the fact that you know, there are more change of in terms of coal, instead of using coal as power source, the congress actually rejected a lot of the budget cuts that were proposed by this administration. i think more people are supporting it and do better this year. todd: kathy, i gather you disagree? >> i'm so over the hashtag read this. most americans are over it. we can see looking at the

botched national anthem debacle. people are just tired of it. i don't think the hashtag resist worked well for the democrats in 2017. i don't think it will work for them in 2018 but it has definitely served the republican party very well because it is so irrational. i believe many americans are waking up to the fact that the democrats are showing no, no reasoned consideration for anything that the president is bringing to the table and it is this manufactured rage. it is not human to be this angry for that long about every single thing that the president says. so again, i think they're going to continue, pause they don't have anything else. #resist covers up the fact they have nothing else to bring to the table. todd: elliot, break the tie. >> in the short term anger can be a great motivator. midterm elections, historically low turnout, get decided by the base being motivated. but 2020 presidential elections are determined by swing voters

in swing states. you need to appeal to the middle. short term gain with the inker but potentially pulls the party too far to the left. todd: here is what i'm concerned about the left's perspective, starting in february, they look at their paycheck, february 1st, to their paycheck from 2017 and they see, oh, my goodness i have a lot more money this year, fundamentally am of the view people vote with their wallet. won't that hurt the democrats come 2018 midterms? >> i think that is an important issue but i don't think it will make a major changes where the democrats will be hurt. there are some other issues, dealing with human rights, civil rights, dealing with people's happiness and stability in this country as a whole, that the tax cut will not make people say okay, i'm no longer for the democrats. i'm only for trump. i disagree. todd: kathy, obviously -- >> come on, really, right? my family, what we do know as a fact under president obama for black families their income went

down by $1000. one year with trump, the income has gone up by $1000. that make as difference what zip code some people will be living in, what school district their child is going in. whether we have hot dogs and buns tonight or maybe steaks every other month that makes a difference. like i said, anger can only get you so far. we understand you lost in 2016 and it hurt you really bad but now what are you going to bring to the table that will move americans in the right direction, in a positive direction? todd: fundamental dichotomy between what keisha and cathy are saying. the question for you, elliot, do you think the economy and money with one's bank account trumps all issues keisha measured. >> president's fortunes and polls will rise with the economy. economy stays strong will help the president. todd: for time we have remaining, if you give me one issue that you think will be key

here in 2018 we'll be talking about at a roundtable at beginning of 2019, keisha, what is that issue? >> issue of terrorism and issue with north korea. the main issue talked about is safety of our country. todd: elliot. >> split country. question which side will be motivated. >> everything they, in addition what we're seeing going on in iraq or iran right now. whether america is pulled into that. north korea, he is a lunatic. something has to be done. and it is escalating. todd: what i would love to see the fact we all have three differing opinions up here. we were civil during the course of our debate. that is what we need in america going forward. as always a pleasure to have you. thank you very much happy new year. coming up defense secretary james "mad dog" mattis has a measure for america on this new year's day. i'm saving money for bombs. you are going to love this. we savored 69 champagne bottles on the plaza yesterday.

you told me i'm not allowed to touch -- >> rachel. you can do it. come on, rachel. todd: but our friend pete did it, he actually tried this at home. how did hegseth do? probably not the best tool. we're talking to him live from the living room to find out from "fox & friends." ♪ ed to quickly wick away moisture to help maintain your skin's natural balance. for a free sample call 1-877-get-tena.

>> count you down. how about that? >> going that way. we'll see who can hit more bottles. >> okay. there we go. ready. on your marks, get set, begin. start the clock! >> whoa! >> all right, got broken glass.

peter: yesterday, we got ready to ring in 2018 by attempting to set a new record sabring 69 champagne bottles. todd: say perking is a cool thing. how do you do it right? it can end poorly. i'm not allowed to touch -- >> rachel. you can do it. todd: well, after the show, pete went home and tried it himself. how did it go? let's ask him. "fox & friends weekend" host and sabre enist pete hegseth joins us. >> i was very, very disappointed. the producer said that i have a bad long history with sharp objects. todd: you said it. not us. >> that will not be on their hands. so i said to the kids in the camera, i said, kids, try this at home. i support attempting dangerous activity at least one time. so i figured when i come home i am going to prove indeed i was capable of savoring.

the problem, only thing we had was trusty kitchen knife and bottle of champagne. todd: can you guarranty your beautiful child is not with you live? >> it lives on tape. i took the dare before midnight. lisa: so you got it. >> this morning we had a segment about champagne say perking. i. sabreing. i said kids don't try this at home. i will try a nice bottle of it moet champagne. happy new year's. to to the producers said i could either do it the, you're right or you're wrong. this ask household knife. one, two, three, happy new year. didn't work. definitely didn't work. third time's a charm. there you have it. lisa: peter, starting to see

after a couple of attempts why you were allowed not to do it. >> i think so. after that second one how many times will i try it. if i don't get it on third try we'll delete the video and pretend it was on the third try. lisa: rub it in. peter: it was new year's eve show. we had multiple different segments people were bringing in bottles of champagne. pete was stockpiling them over next to the couch. silly me, i thought you were going to drink them on the way home. you waited. that is some restraint. >> multiple attempts, peter, called the perks of the job. when guys come in with bottles of champagne, you hoard them, those evil producers may not let you touch sharp objects but they will take free items as quick as possible. todd: how many shards of glass were in your champagne. >> they haven't all been found. when the snow melts, may have

problems outside. shoes mandatory. made it just to midnight, guys. lisa: no fingers missing? >> no fingers missing. no kids. i have a lot of them. nothing is missing right now. todd: we hear the beautiful gwendolyn we wish everybody at home happy, happy new year. >> happy new year, love you guys. lisa: i would do it if i had champagne. todd: if we fed lisa alcohol, with one hour of sleep. lisa: drooling on the couch and i would never live that down on the rest of my life. peter: have you ever taken a sabre to the bottle of champagne? lisa: i always wanted to try but they won't let us do it. peter: they said yesterday during the world record, the bottle has to be really, really cold. might have been too cold. todd: obviously real serious

stuff in the news. jillian: let's transition right now because we do have news we want to share with you. five americans among 10 people killed after a devastating car crash in mexico. van carrying people to a popular tourist beach the van boost into flames. it is a pile of charred metal. the cause of the crash is still unclear. i'm saving money for bombs. that is the reason why defense secretary james mattis says he doesn't carry challenge coins. the no-nonsense retired general making the comment after a reporter relayed a question from a marine who wanted to know if he had the coins on a trip overseas. challenge coins are traditionally given to servicemembers as a sign of gratitude. california pot shops are preparing for the first day of legal recreational marijuana sales. the state is the largest to legalize recreational pot. adults over 21 can possess up to an ounce of the drug. they can grow up to six

marijuana plants at home. other laws in tennessee institutions prohibited uninviting speakers on the basis that their presence may be met with controversy. in colorado health care providers have to put together list of common services prices. president trump inviting them to lunch, our commander-in-chief surprising the group who congregate outside the mar-a-lago estate holding pro trump signs. they got lunch and plenty of photos with the president. that is look at headlines. that is kind of cool. peter: last year i was in mar-a-lago or across the for most of the transition, those people show up every day. they want to have a look. lisa: they got lunch and pictures. peter: read in the palm peach post, was really, really excited because he was upset he was wearing sweatpants. this is just last minute. they didn't try to make it look like a surprise.

todd: he didn't feed you? peter: no. todd: president trump tweeted moments ago. do we have the tweet? peter: he sent me switches to america and predicted a fantastic 2018 from the white house. we'll have his message to the haters ahead, todd. todd: i'm told we do have it in my ear. he says we will be leaving mar-a-lago for d.c. at 4:00 p.m. today, you said, gavin? and he is excited for the new year. there is his tweet. we'll get it for you soon. one of my goal for for the new year's is being able to read what the producer says in my ear. other people have goals as well. >> my new year's resolution to play guitar. >> really. how come? >> you know the special skills i have listed on my resume'. i would love it if one of those was true. [laughter] todd: i may have failed. but will you stick to your resolution this year? the pitbull of personal development. larry winget has a tips for a better 2018.

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>> some quick new year's day headlines. starting today, transgender individuals can start signing up for military service. that the trump administration decided to wait on challenging several court rulings denying the ban. they will have a independent study on transgender soldiers soon. good news to report regarding senator joan mccain, who according to senate colleague lindsey graham is coming back to d.c. soon. >> senator mccain is in rehab. he is coming back in january. we need his voice now more than ever. peter: the 81-year-old senator is away from washington while battling an aggressive form of

brain cancer. look forward to have him back. todd: absolutely. new year means new resolutions. many americans committed to starting today. >> you know what? i will go out on a limb be, say no divorces in '99! [laughter] >> but your divorce isn't even final yet? >> just the one divorce in '99! lisa: which new year's resolutions are most likely to stick? todd: joining for the tips you need in 2018, is the pitbull of personal development is larry winget. larry, happy new year to you. thanks for being here. i want to ask you this question to start off. you say don't go too grand did i owes with your resolutions. -- grandy otherwise. why do you say that? >> you need a plan instead after resolution. we need our wording right about resolutions. who wakes up this day and age and say i resolve to do something?

nobody does. so we need to dump the word resolution to begin with, change it to commitment. because we think differently if we have a commitment. we need new year's commitments. what do you really want to accomplish in your life and commit to it. resolutions are like hopes and dreams. if hopes and dreams don't come true, plans come through. get a plan, make a commitment. figure out what you're going to give up to make it happen. remember, success comes from sacrifice. you don't get rich, you give up what is making you broke. you get skinny, you give up what is making you fat. you don't get happy, you give up what is making you unhappy. that is better way to approach it. >> larry, a lot of americans like me find ourselves with the same new year's resolutions every single year. what would you say to people like me? hit me with some truth? >> the truth is -- >> i can take it. i can take it. >> if you're resolving to he do

the same thing year after year after year and you don't do it maybe that is a dumb resolution. lisa: i said i could take it. keep going. i need to hear this. >> and if it is a dumb resolution that you're not getting done, ask yourself the question, is this something i really care about? obviously it's not. because if you really cared about it, you would do something about it. so again, it goes book to what i said, commit to doing it. get a plan for it and then tech with that plan. the other thing, lisa, you have to impose consequences along the way. consequences drive behavior. so if you're not doing it, what's the downside? if there is no downside, why would you do it. lisa: larry, can you be the consequence for me? can you keep me, can i enlist your services? >> we'll have a talk. todd: we have some of the popular new year's resolutions right here. somebody polled this. 12% are resolving to be a better person. 9% say that they are resolving to get healthier.

6% resolve to spend less and save more. those are very, those seem like they could be every year resolutions. is there anything 2018 specific that you're hearing from people who want help from the pitbull of personal development? >> most of the people who post on my social media said they want to lose weight. okay, say you want to lose 20-pound. again, what is your plan for doing that? do you have a plan? and what are you going to give up to make that happen? so much couch time or fried food, ice cream before you go to bed? commit to the plan. figure out what you give up, impose a consequence. by the way a consequence can be positive as well as negative. so when you do something well, give yourself a little reward. that is a consequence. if you do something stupid and go off, you need to impose a consequence. in this case, maybe you want to walk an extra mile.

maybe the positive consequence is, that you buy a new belt that fits you better now if you lost a little weight. don't give yourself a piece of pie for losing a little weight. lisa: larry i am starting to realize why they call you the pitbull of personal development. >> i'm going easy on you. lisa: i'm picking up why they call you that. i'm sure you see the video of hillary clinton supporters very upset about the results of election, screaming at the sky. what say you about that? what would you tell them? i want to hear what you would tell them? >> you know at some point reality has to set in. just like lisa, year after year you do the same thing over and over again it didn't work, maybe this is dumb. you didn't get what you want. go out and do it differently in the future. whining about what happened or didn't happen doesn't move you forward. what moves you forward snuff to always stop and say, is this doing me any good?

in their case it isn't doing them any good. it is wallowing in pain and suffering and self-imposed whining is a weast of time. move forward. todd: pitbull, quickly in five seconds remaining, do you have a resolution for 2018? >> my resolution was to figure out how to get here so early from the west coast time and i did it. i'm doing well already this year. todd: mission accomplished for the whole year. larry winget is done. that is why he is the professional. thanks, larry. happy new year. while democrats preach doom and gloom the american economy did the opposite under president trump. so will it continue in 2018? peter: new year's day means not only resolutions but biggest college games, we're putting a game-day spin on on on avocado. my experience with usaa has been excellent.

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♪ todd: quick headlines for you now. a man caught with an arsenal of weapons on the top floor of a houston hotel. he had them there for quote, safekeeping. he told police after being arrested at the hyatt regency before a new year's eve party.

cops found guns, ammo in his hotel room after they tried to arrest him for being drunk and trespassing. new year's celebration went on without a hundred much. this one, not so much. ♪ yeah, that is an 80-foot tree, read that differently, that was an 8-foot tree t burst into flames at a party in russia. the celebration raged on. no one was hurt. unfortunately that tree will not be joining us in the year 2018. peter: all right. it is new year's day. that means some of the biggest bowl games of the year are happening in just a few hours. lisa: fortunately we have a chef mark bailey who is here with us today, to talk about game-day eats for the football games. >> happy new year and happy gameday. lisa: thanks for being with us, mark. >> sure, sure. lisa: we'll make a couple dishes. what do you want to start with. >> start with something to sip on. this is nicki minaj's mixed

fusion. it goes from new year's to gameday. it is really light. it is really yummy. go with that. you can hand it to your guests, boom for gameday. lisa: get it started off. >> if they didn't get enough last night. todd: a little hair of the dog. >> yes. i have jerk wings as well. everybody goes with buff loaf. buffalo was so last year. we're going with jerk wings. lisa: a burn. >> we'll go with jerk wings. i'm caribbean. jamaican, maybe i'm a little biased. you can get the jerk in mild as well as spicy. lisa: a little bit for everyone. >> yes. meatballs, a gameday favorite. you might have a lot of cranberry left for the holidays. go with the basic recipe. this has cranberries, brown sugar and hot sauce as well. todd: where do we find this recipe. >> on my website, chefbailey.com

peter: moving on. >> everybody can grab them as finger food. i have guacamole as well as humice. peter: two blank ones here. lisa, try it? let me try it. what do i do? >> smooth a little bit of that sabra guacamole. do a little humice. with a little of bacon. grab the cheese and bacon. that is it. so simple. lisa: todd this is good. todd: need need to go in the oven? >> make the baggett in the oven a little bit. use the salsa first. start with salsa. lisa: what rock did you gee up under? peter: upside down pizza. >> to kick up the onions and

peppers. you might want to add fresh onions and peppers. todd: the whole thing? >> sprinkle it on there. i have also shredded chicken there and pepperjack cheese to give it a little kick. in the oven ten minutes. depends on the crust. get one of the pizza does, these pizza crusts, ten minutes top. lisa: how much talking for each of the dishes? you said ten minutes -- >> wings are literally 25 minutes to 35 minutes. this is literally 30 minutes as well. get your sues here. lisa: right away. all this stuff is pretty easy to make, even if you're, maybe not the best cook like myself. so it is all -- >> if you're not into fusion, you can pour. lisa: you have the party and help us and we'll provide you with the drink. >> go to chefbailey.com and i will come over and get this for you. peter: time for us to go.

chef mark bailey. chefbailey.com. you can see it on foxandfriends.com. he has a mouthful. president trump sending new year's wishes to america and predicting a fantastic 2018 from the winter white house. his message to the haters next. todd: fired fbi director james comey wants to wish you a happy new year and also bash the president at the same time but twitter got the last laugh, and i got the first piece of pizza. ♪ get ready for centrum micro-workouts.

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♪ >> do yourself a favor. this is funny in the usa. look up "party in the usa" miley cyrus. tesmer, it is amazing. you will laugh. you're no went off. it is the nearest tradition. coming on the fire. no judgment. >> no judgment zone on this count. >> is the first avenue 2018. lisa boothe, todd pyro, peter doocy. more than when including lisa to bring in the new year here in new york city. ♪

torch's plummeting torch's plummeting. >> i can confirm that. it was even colder than chicago. oh, my goodness. 0 degrees for the countdown to midnight. i can't even imagine. in san antonio, people try to stay warm as i watch fireworks. take a look at this. this is interesting. >> downtown l.a., no fireworks, but people bringing the new year with a 3d video display from city hall. >> and some of the more unique celebrations taking place across the country, north carolina, they celebrated with a possum drop, and the city of atlanta lowering down an 800-pound peach. if you combine those come and you'd be really cooking with ga gas. >> lisa: we been asking people how you spent new year's eve,

todd, what did you do? "tucker carlson tonight" what i was going to do out, i was going to set it up with you talking about your exciting, awesome new year. peter and i will type what we did >> lisa: this was so special. i had the most fun i've ever ha had. who knows. it was so much fun. i think this is something we all watch on tv going on, and some -- it is so special i had so much fun much fun. it was a blast. we spent two hours embarrassing ourselves, laughing at ourselves, having a ton of fun, and oh so cool, you could hear all the musical acts including jonas, the logical musical acts, no school , because you could see how excited, we were going nuts, we

were seeing, we were cheering. they caught us dancing on tape, very embarrassing. >> todd: we talk about superman dean cain, what is ed henry's signature dance? >> lisa: good question. i was giving him a hard time, it was so cold out, you were crying you kept tearing up throughout the entire. that's what i was asking him, i said, ed, i did not realize you are such a sensitive guy, and he started tearing up at the 9:00 hour when we are -- we only had an hour left of the show, i think he was really moved and said the show might be ending. >> peter: no tears at mar-a-lago last night, that is where the president was for his new year's eve celebration, and he had a prediction for the next 365 days. >> happy new year. we will have a great year.

we're off to a very good start. great tax cuts and getting rid of the individual mandate, which was very popular. we'll have a tremendous year. the stock market will continue to go up current companies are going to continue to come into the country. and they're doing it now. it will be a record clip. >> lisa: as he said, not just with the tax reform law that he got past, but even including in the law what they got done was also the repeal of the individual mandate. republicans have been talking about for eight years, and also opening up, and as a proponents have been inviting for 40 years, tax reform is something people have been pushing for for three decades. all of these things are really monumental departments, monumental changes that many people have been fighting for for many years, and is a big question, what happens in 2018 can make this is the very first

day, what does the trump administration do? do they take the momentum into this year and what do we see? >> todd: i want to spin it around, you are on the hill, you are in d.c., talking to the people. do you think that once you get the government funded, it will all systems go for infrastructure? >> lisa: what do you think, peter? >> peter: it depends on how things will go. the first order of business, the democrats appear poised to use daca as leverage to get what they want or to stop republicans from getting everything they want, that will be very telling her how everything will go, but of course, republicans were able to muscle through the tax reform bill with only republican votes, but that is because they used the crazy reconciliation, where they only needed 51 votes or 50 plus the vice president, anything immigration, you need

some democrats. >> lisa: on immigration, you have divides in both parties, republicans are not all in agreement and what to do on immigration. president trump wants the wall come a lot republicans do not support, and some do support the wall. look at things the race, president trump and doors, take a look at immigration, looking at more skilled labor and be more judicious about people we bring into the country, and then i left, you're the democrats. we saw nancy pelosi get it passed by immigration activist, you have been promising us change and have not delivered. i think the left and the immigration act, they will not seek concessions made by the left on issues like border security. there will be fights not only with each other, but really within their own party as well. >> todd: what is so intriguing to me, when they get these things done from a vote

perspective is how intertwined all these things are. we want to get infrastructure. we will need workers to actually do the work of infrastructure. that is where we get into immigration, do we have the skill workers necessary? or the law for reform? if we are getting more people off the wall welfare appeared to be have the votes to move things forward, and i think 2018 is meant to be so interesting was the all that and appeared >> lisa: peter doocy, you are on capitol hill, talking to congress on a daily basis. you think they have the votes on daca are trying to get it structured on? >> peter: they're not giving them selves enough time. they come back on wednesday. the house does not come back until january 8th. i will be standing in the basement chasing people down. >> lisa: and then they chase

them down, because they are scared of you. another big issue going on, not just in the country but in the world, president trump tweeted about this. four days we have seen antigovernment protests in the iran. president trump tweeted, iran feeling at every level despite the deal made by the obama administration. the iranian people have been oppressed for many years, they are hungry for food and for freedom. along with human rights. the wealth of rn is being looted. time for change! he also tweeted out that the world is watching as well. >> peter: someone that he listens to, lindsey graham said this weekend, north korea is watching right now to see what the president does in iran. treating a support in support of the protesters may not be enough. lindsey graham once the president to pull all out of the

iran deal, and do something to help these people. if not, it could embolden kim. >> lisa: you talk to bolton today, what did he say? >> todd: someone else he listens to, rumors that mr. bolton could be in the cabinet in 2018. he had interesting things to say on our program. take a listen. >> president trump already signaled a huge difference from the obama administration by supporting the protesters. i think we need to do more. this is yet another reason why the president should get out of the nuclear deal with iran, resume all the previous sanctions, economic pressure on the regime. provide financial support to the opposition that they desire, work with intelligence services from other countries, saudi, israel, to provide more pressure. there's a lot we can do and we should do it. our goal is to have it regime change in iran. >> peter: of the overnight, the ayatollah came out against

president trump. they said, you have no right to be siding with the protesters in our country. what will be interesting to see, who does the world side with. iran leaders, who are cracking down on evil protesters, where the president. >> todd: doesn't look like the united nations, like they sent last week on the air, americans could come up with the simple plan to give food to a puppy, and the united nations would vote against it. it will be interesting to see how the world responds to iran right there. >> lisa: for those at home who are tuning in and out, we spoke about the iran earlier. >> the idea that these protests, search for freedom, that president trump has put his finger on are somehow only driven by economic concerns. this is iranian state propaganda. you have it regurgitated by the likes of cnn.

somehow, most of the people who have taken to the streets are only worried about gas prices. they have been repressed. people are stoned for looking the wrong way or addressing the wrong way. the real student led graduate protests across the country against tyranny, the left is nowhere to be found. >> peter: the protests bubbling up and iran are driven by the poor economy there, what is interesting, last year, this be, the obama administration said, they'll give you $1.7 billion in cash. it does not appear people got their cut. >> lisa: i wish ms. , i wish michelle would always give it to a straight picture always does, that's a joke. happy new year. what is going on? there is a lot going on right

now. we are starting off in 2018 under pretty busy note. let's get us caught up on your headlights. starting with this, suspect behind it deputy dead take out law enforcement. matthew fired more than 100 rounds held up in his bedroom before being shot by officers outside denver, colorado. three deputies, one police officer, and two civilians were involved as he responded to a noise complaint. >> we have three officers hit. man down. >> all of them were shot. very, very quickly. they all went down almost within seconds of each other. >> the fallen officer is 29-year-old zachary parrish. the husband and father of two young daughters, was on the force for seven months. his wife that he love this job more than any job he has ever had. friends remember him as selfless, and went to him for scriptural advice. law enforcement saluting his

body initial respect. president trump offering his condolences online tweeting, we love our police, law enforcement, god bless them all. all the wounded are expected to survive. ten americans are dead after a fiery plane crash in costa rica. small charter plane crashing into the mountains and bursting into flame shortly after takeoff. incredible video of the aftermath showing fire and broken jet parts. none of the 12 people on board survived, including a family of five from new york. those also reports that two florida doctors the teenage daughter among the dead for the crash is under investigation. turning out to extreme weather, hold gripping the nation. have you felt the? some places have seen snow and ice, dangerous conditions leading to a 40 car pileup in michigan. brand-new video released. >> all, there's a big truck. right in front of us, down in the ditch. oh, there is another one.

oh, another one going and peered >> scary, the details with an arctic cold front with possible snow and freezing rain. thousands of people, diving into the new year, feel the swimmers ripping off their coats and running into frigid water for the polar plunge in the netherlands, most of them running into the chart. it was 39 degrees. i don't know if you've never done a polar plunge, but he has done it multiple times. usually you drink before you go out there. that's how you keep warm. we >> todd: i've done it. hands down, it's hard when you get get a. president trump has taken office when this "new york times" columnist predicted the economy would crash and never recovered. if you look your 401(k), it's up. how long can this trend keep going and 2018? >> lisa: and james comey wants to wish you a happy new year -- president trump at the same tim

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that's cute up with sarah sanders tweeting a response to his beautiful prediction. greatest story of the year, booming economy and, worse prediction for the year, and then obviously, the reference to his peace. how do you respond to all that, and how can some of you be so off? >> it is simply, he won a nobel prize for being a good mathematical economist, but when it comes to public policy, he is virtually no common sense. he lets ideology get in his way of the facts. there is very good reason to believe this year would be a good year in the beginning of the year, and that is what i predicted myself, i predicted a booming stock market over and over again. it comes down to this. if you go to the ivy leagues for information, you're bound to get very bad advice. we are out there with the people, state college guy, we do not make bold claims. >> todd: my mom just said my

document education is useless. >> peter: he went to cornell. >> lisa: i am with you. i am a university of tennessee grad. the big business troy this year, we have three quarters of 3% growth. i want to talk, allowed the proponents of the tax reform that this will make the economy boom, this will get things growing, lowering the corporate tax rate. what do you think? >> it was in anticipation of the lower corporate tax rate, that became so much more optimistic. regulators were going to take lunch and things like that. and let people do business again. they got optimism up, we had three consecutive quarters of 3% growth. i do not know how mr. obama and all of his arrogance can declare ownership of that, when he had eight years to accomplish three quarters of 3% growth, and could not get it done. that is the message. just the promise of economics

was someone in the white house, inclined to deliver is enough to inspire the economy. make sure, we will have higher corporate profits, more strong growth. you can call me back here next january and ask if i am wrong. >> peter: give the 3% growth in multiple cards, and go to things, a surge in stock prices, and then stronger productivity growth. the question would be, if all these things continue into 2018, could the dow jones had 30,000 by next new year's? >> i do not think so. we may have stronger corporate profits and profits further enhanced by lower taxes. without a significant depreciation of the stock market, because he had so much is here. it's hard to get three good years in a row out of the stock market. that does not mean it will take, we will not have a rally, but it may pause for a bit before takes

off again. on the varney show, i said we would hit 3,000 by the end of the first time. that is a more realistic expectation, but i do think it is realistic to expect a corporate profits to grow, american companies are doing very well in the global economy, and productivity. one of the things we are seeing, all the action on the devices that are so cool, see what the weather is exactly and the zip code, it is now starting to go into businesses. is starting to make businesses more efficient. it takes money to do that, and now people are going to use the corporate tax cut to make the investments necessary to make that happen. and we will see a resurrection of productivity growth, and with that, the potential for rising living. >> lisa: thank you, peter. we appreciate it. happy new year. >> peter: coming up, kim jong un says he has the finger on the nuclear bump in the my

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♪ >> peter: quick monday headlines, palestine is put in convoy out of washington. rick rising jerusalem the capital of israel. palestinian leaders say, they will return to work once the two sides can come to an agreement on how to move forward with diplomatic relations. and after being fired by president trump in 2017, for fbi director james comey no sharing tweeting what appears to be a failed jab at the president.

he says, hoping 2018 it brings more ethical leadership focus on the truth and lasting value. happy new year, everybody. getting roasted online coming tweeting this, lordy, it's how do treat that with a straight face? >> while you, you are fired in 2018. >> >> lisa: treater can be brutl brutal. dozens and dozens of more movies will battle it out at the box office. >> peter: >> todd: founder of, n mccarthy. i think your resolution and 2018 should be more energy. >> this is true. good morning to you. thank you so much for having me on, and happy new year. i am at my parents house and i forgot to bring a blazer with me. so my dad had me borrow his blazer. it looks big on me. >> lisa: let's get started. everybody need something to look

forward to in 2018, which starts today. list road number five, what is your number five pick for the top movies to look forward to? a lot of movies coming out, this one, no question, is the "star wars" story, the newest one coming up may 25th. the last hours film that hit theaters in december, i did not not -- i was not a panic, younger hans solo. you've amelia clark from "game of thrones." it looks fantastic, from behind the scenes footage. we have not seen an official trailer yet, the footage you might be seen right now on tv is probably ron howard revealing the actual title of the film. it is called solo, a "star wars" story. i cannot wait. i will say, a little upset at the original filmmakers, chris

miller and phil lord left the project. they did 21 drum state and the lego movie. but they left and ron howard, i'm interesting to see how that plays out. the avengers affinity war. those german directed captain america winter soldier. the two best films in the marvel cinematic universe. this movie looks insane from the trailer. your spider-man. i cannot wait to see what happens there. robert downey jr., the cast, cast -- this movie is going to be absolutely mind-blowing. based on the trailer, that hits theaters on may 4th of this yea year. >> peter: what about "black panther?" >> this is one of the most exciting film, ryan directed the

movie "creed" with michael b jordan. this movie looks incredible, opening up on february 16th, also, your daniel from the movi movie," get out." the movie looks amazing, the film looks incredible. i cannot wait to see what ryan kugler, one of the most exciting young filmmakers with this movie on february 16th. >> lisa: we have the sequel to deadpool, there is no official title yet, people look forward to this in 2018. >> first of all, deadpool was my favorite movie in 2015, no question. i love deadpool, i saw a nine times in theaters. aside deadpool once -- i know. i saw -- i thought it was brilliant, because it was a lower budget superhero film that use the idea. they took this low-budget and

made one of the best superhero films i've ever seen, and i cannot wait to see what ryan riddle dons with the sequel on june 1st. the director of this film is david leach, who also did atomic blonde earlier, which was a phenomenal action film, which release therein. the writers are back from deadpool, and i cannot see what type of jokes they do and deadpool two. no title, very minimal footage coming out. i am hoping -- i saw a joke on twitter keep the title. that would be kind of funny. with the jokes it appeared the movie are most excited about from steven spielberg. ready player one. yes. i cannot wait. i just said down, if you haven't seen it, it definitely see. one the most important films of 2017. ready player one is based on a popular novel. it tells a story of a kid who goes to a virtual reality world

and he has to find an easter egg that was left behind by the creator of this massive world called the oasis. it looks -- the visuals, when i read this book, all i cap say to myself was, how are they going to turn this into a movie? and i cannot wait to see what he does with it, opening up on march 30th. no question, one my favorite books of all time, check it out if you haven't read it. >> lisa: he is kevin mccarthy joining us. thank you, kevin. >> peter: coming up, kim jong un says he has his finger on the nuclear button. fox news alert. is it time for diplomacy over? >> lisa: let me be the first two issues of a happy barack obama day? now law in one state. how and where. ♪

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>> 321. >> peter: earshot of the new year's morning, the kurzweil new york city. a 400-pound marshmallow ringing in the new year in bethlehem. >> looks great. e3 and qs for that celebrated by jumping a supersized red high-heeled. >> lisa: to mark the arrival of 2018. >> your new year's pictures are and, like david and his wife, ringing in the new year, 2018 from atlantic beach in florida. >> peter: check out this viewer on the georgia queen riverboat.

here is so brand-new wears with friends in connecticut. >> peter: and out of florida, dan bongino, happy new year, sir. how did you spend the evening? speak out my wife and i have a tradition. she is colombian, so she makes me eat 12 grapes and drink a little champagne at midnight. unlike lisa, i had some good sleep. i don't know how you're doing. you're a trooper. >> lisa: is not a good look? maybe i should do that. it's us something for good luck? it's a colombian tradition. the problem is, she got these grapes, and instead of the small ones, they are all like grapefruits. i so many grapes in my mouth get the small groups next time. i would see a lot happen and 2017, but i want -- what is the most important event of the year in your mind?

speak on the most important to me was the trump switching personal decision-making. i know that sounds like a wonky thing. this is the guy who was a queens builder who gets in office. the first few months were a bit chaotic. he was a builder from queens. here is not a politician. there was going to be chaos. combined with the press and overwhelming derangement syndrome, there was a need to straighten that chaos out right away. that is what he did. we had some major appointments. big game changing appointments and game changing positions for john kelly. mick mulvaney. these are really critical positions, and that paved the way for a second half of 2017 that i think was unbelievably successful. red tape, tax reform. getting rid of red tape. the individual mandate. this was a great second half. with those folks in their position, what do you see the

trump administration accomplishing in 2018? and what specifically do you want the administration to accomplish? speak of are the two priorities. if i was sitting on the white house right now, i would make -- number one, you have to get rid of obamacare. whether it is starting in one fell swoop, which is unlikely, because we are backtracking on the premises, or if it's done just by getting rid of guaranteed issues. it is chipping away, it is this garbage piece of legislation for that has to go. >> so mitch mcconnell said, let's move on from repeal in 2018. what you make of that? >> throw the red red light, les not move on. with all due respect to senator mcconnell, this is literally what you ran on for the last six years. republican voters gave their time, money, energy, blood, sweat, tears, to get rid of this

debacle, paid thousands of dollars extra a year for craft beer insurance, nobody wants it. this is a kind of a big deal. we need to get rid of those. it is not time to move on. either get rid of it in pieces or get rid of it in one fell swoop. you better get rid of it. you also undertake on entitlement spending as well, because we have the minutes of debt, this title wave coming to shore that is going to hit soon. it's time to get busy on this, and stop kicking the can. there's no more can to kick. >> it was about this time last year winds president trump got sworn in that there are reports president obama told him that the biggest national security threat to his administration during his term would be north korea, and now last night in kim jong un's new year's address, he said, he has a button on his desk that could nuke any place in the united states. the president did just talk about this on his way into the new year's celebration, it will

hear from the president with what you think. >> we will see. he seems willing to wait and see how things play out. >> he's never been one for telegraphing his next move, which i applied, but i also want to applaud kim jong un -- he said he's got the nuclear button on his desk, so now we know exactly where to drop the bunker buster, so thanks for giving us some geostrategic targeting. the real question right here is, if he is -- is he a rational actor or not? people get confused, but we are not saying is he evil or not, he is obviously an human being. there is no moral or ethics coming he lives in a backing for the question is, it's irrational rational? is he interested in cell

survival, or does he even care anymore? that's the only critical question right now. if he is rational, he is not dumb enough to launch the first strike. if he is not, obviously, it is a game changer, guam, hawaii, the west coast of the united states already in play, and most of the united states will be in play relatively shortly if he continues on this nuclear bloodbath. >> todd: no doubt that they are number one in terms of geopolitical issues per let's talk about iran. president trump tweeting, iran is failing at every level despite the terrible deal made with them by the obama administration. the great iranian people have been oppressed, they are hungry for food and free moment along with rights. the wealth of iran is looted peer time for change. i was sick of a tricky situation when you're involved with anything in the middle east, but this is a country that a few years ago, not even two years ago, we gave up out of $1.6 billion to them to get them to chill out.

what do you see in 2018 with regard to the u.s. relations with iran? what you see happening in iran when it comes to these protest? >> here is the key difference between these protest and what happened in 2009 when the obama administration sat on the sideline and basically let this thing -- that a golden opportunity to foster regime change with the world's largest terror regime. a regime whose motto is death to america. the difference now, they are starting to see -- let's be candid. these are unconfirmed reports on twitter, but you are seeing the pictures appear of revolutionary guard shoulders and the resignation letters. i cannot confirm them i am not a journalist, but it is possible to confirm anything coming out of iran, because the oppression. there are reporters from newspapers who nobody has heard from. nobody really knows what is going on, but if that is the case, the most hardened

revolutionary guard soldiers -- some of them are taking a step back and saying, we are not going to kill our own people this time. that regime is in a world of trouble, and that is great news for the world. this is the world's largest sponsor of terror is. these are savages. these people need to go and the sooner, the better. as a former police officer, want to get your thoughts. is there celebrating 2018, another family is mourning the loss of police officer shot and killed in colorado on new year's eve. why are we seeing so many police deaths? >> i think it had a lot to do with the dehumanization of police with this war on cops. granted, a limited group of people in the country had a agenda does not the police agenda. i think what it did, it dehumanize cops. i think what people forget, lis

lisa, these are just moms and dads and sons and uncles and aunts, and coaches. that is her job. their job is -- they did not get paid a lot of money. i think the starting sows 23,000 a year. they will never be famous. there's no variety. very few people give them a pat on the back at the end of the day. i think what they have to remember, these are human beings. one the best lines i ever heard. i can't say this enough as i was at a celebration ceremony for some cops in new mexico on scum and a woman got up and said, she was the daughter of a police officer, and the greatest sound is velcro at night. everybody in the room knew exactly what that meant. that means when a cop comes home at night coming he has his armor, bullet fruit stomach proof vest, and it's so loud, and the ruth spouse knows that the husband or wife who is a cop made it home safely that night. i never forgot that. we have to remember, they are dads, moms, human beings. this guy, he will never take

another breath of oxygen. his kids, parents, family. they will never see him again. all from what? to keep you safe. he's not doing this to get rich, and we should all keep that in our hearts. listen, cops or men and women. >> lisa: our hearts and prayers are with them. he is so devastating. we thank you for your service, and we thank you for your time, and happy new year. have a great day. coming up, happy barack obama day? it is now law in one state. yes, you heard me. >> todd: we talked about a new year's resolution, and this was peter's answer. >> i said earlier i want to make breakfast before i go to work. >> you have to get up earlier. >> todd: guess what, peter. your new year's resolution starts today, teaching you how to make the perfect graphics stomach breakfast next.

>> good morning, quick headlines can have kept happening today. transgender individuals can start signing up for military service today. this after the trump administration opted to wait on challenging several court rulings denying the initial ban. the department of defense will release an independent study and transgender shoulders soon. and the college football players kick off today, first up, number two oklahoma and georgia in the rose bowl rose bowl, game time is 5:00 p.m. eastern. that is in california. in the number for alabama going up against number one at clemson in the sugar bowl. kickoff is at eight: 45:00 p.m. in new orleans. and black monday in the nfl, and several head coaches are already getting pink slips.

the chicago bears firing john fox while the detroit lions choose to part ways with john caldwell. jack del rio has been fired by the oakland raiders as well as took pagano was been let go by the indianapolis colts. all that before 10:00. >> peter: wow, black monday. >> todd: with the new year, new laws on the books for everything from legalized pot, and bike owners. what you need to know? >> lisa: fortunately, joining us now to discuss all this, republic and strategist david abella. let there be pot. california, they will have recreational cannabis market your thoughts? >> we already have company jack-in-the-box now offers $4.20. where you get tacos, onion rings, and franchise and two

chicken strips for $4.20, for all of those who know is a very popular time for smoking marijuana, 4:20, and in california, the 20 other states in the district of columbia that now allows some form of marijuana and 2018, we have four more states looking at it with michigan going to a full on marijuana and three other states looking looking at doing medica medical. >> peter: pot two puppies, it do like that? >> lisa: natural transition. >> peter: pet custody and divorce. explained as. >> one more thing to add to the prenuptial agreement. it started in alaska, and his move to a few other states, where they are trying to help make divorce less contentious, take away things that couples fight about most and divorce proceedings. judges can rule on which pet or which owner a pet would do best

with, including having joint custody, where he had to show the dog. hopefully divorce it will become a little more civil. >> lisa: as someone who owns a dog, i take issue with that. this was one i would support. if i was ever to get divorced, i'm not even married. moving on, moving on, moving on. we have barack obama day in illinois. august 4th is now a state holiday. let's hear about it and your thoughts? >> 2017 was divined the mic defined by fake news, and 2018 by fake holidays. barack obama day is a recognition day. it is not an actual holiday if you google holiday, you will see, it is a day for recreation, where you do not work. this particular recognition day of president obama come illinois state workers still have to work. everyone still has to work. the banks will still be open, schools will still be open.

not really a holiday in illinois, more of a recognition of the 45th president. it's interesting that lawmakers in illinois recognize president obama, but did not recognize one of the other native sons, ronald reagan. he was also a former president born in illinois. >> todd: and many people think this ronald reagan character did a good job. or a guy now, brand-new tax. we want to incentivize people to work out, but they're going to tax them when they try to bike? >> it makes no sense. the bike has to be over $200 for the $15 tax to take place. let us remember. this was also a state that looked at passing people who drive by the mile. you have to turn in every month or quarter how many miles you drove, and in turn, the check for the tax that would have been implemented. that did not pass, then they

passed a $0.04 gas tax increase. the bike tax, it would not suggest a promotion of healthy lifestyle. >> lisa: is speaking healthy life, we are in washington, d.c., so we have to pay attention. no tossing pizza boxes in the trash. >> you can no longer put your pizza box in the trash can. you have to put that in the recycle bin for the next time you get the recycle product, you can think -- and it smells like pepperoni, you can think the residents of d.c. the best law to pass in 2018 or going to affect is the tax law that president trump signed in congress. >> lisa: happy new year. >> todd: we talked about a new year's resolution yesterday, take a look. this is peter's answer. >> i said i want to make breakfast before i go to work. [laughs] i said i would do it once. >> that means you have to get up

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breakfast before work. i bet i would do it once. >> todd: what would you make for breakfast? >> peter: oatmeal, eggs. >> you have to clean it. yesterday after the show, i revealed, my new year's resolution was to make breakfast before work. what should i do, if i want to be how the your your shaft and a nutritionist what do i need to do 's a great time of year to cook more at home, because it is healthier and you save money. here you go. all that is a combination of water and milk. >> it's about one or three quarters of a cup to about a cu cup, quick cooking oats. be the one that's right, i want to make the metro. >> it comes to a boil. you can tell when it is ready.

all of the liquid gets soaked u up. and it looks like oatmeal. that is awesome. there rolled, quick, and a quick cooking is probably the best for you. this is not a lie. the at all these wonderful toppings, >> peter: berries, nuts, coconuts? you can get as creative as you want. >> todd: you actually have to buy these ingredients. >> peter: this will not be there when i get back? >> the best ways on a flat surface. >> peter: i don't know what i have to do after i crack it. >> if you have a flat surface, you do not have the shelves in your eggs. do it again. flat surface. >> peter: flat surface. >> now you do not have a shelves in your eggs. the key was making scrambled

eggs is to incorporate air into it. see if i am taking the bull to the side a going around? you are stirring, you're not whipping. you already did come up those easy ways to do this. vegetables on the sunny side egg. we have a hard boiled, which you can use an egg slicer, looking at the top. have you seen one of these? you lifted up, put your eight, you put it in there, this will go on the avocado. you want to do it or should i? >> peter: avocado and champagne? >> you'll put your knife on the side and you roll it around.

look. roll it all way around. they train you wrong. no twisted, and that is easy. give me the pair enough. peter, you will do this. put this in your left hand. >> peter: all right. i will actually cut my hand. >> todd: were going to do these avocados -- >> lisa: you have a knife so. ♪ >> it depends what you're putting it on. if you do this, like this, like this, and scoop it out. >> peter: will be right back.

♪ >> peter: we will get to the avocado, but right now, forget dropping anything to bring in the new year, go with the lucky budget, the mayor of green bay, wisconsin, walking alive llama

across the bridge for everyone to see. local legend, anyone who sees it will receive good fortune. we all saw it. happy new year. >> the last few hours of president trump in florida before heading back to the white house this afternoon. the president and the first lady ringing in the new year last night and a lavish party at his mar-a-lago resort, but also, speaking out on twitter as you might imagine. turmoil in iran. hello, and happy new year to you. i am heather childress, nice to be with you. >> great to be with you. happy, i am leland vittert. the present has been taking aim at the iran regime, the wave of antigovernment protest continues to sweep across