>> dana: i can't wait for that. that's it for us, special addition of "the five." happy newry year. "special report" is up next. ♪ right here is all we got. ♪ >> the partial government shutdown now stretching into a new year. >> we have to have a wall as part of border security. if you don't have borders, you don't have a country. >> house democrats put forward their plan to reopen the government. that includes $1.3 billion for border security but not for a wall. >> 8 people have been arrested in connection with the shooting death of a california police officer roniel sing. arianna is expected to be in court on wednesday. >> i'm launching exploratory committee for president. >> my new year's resolution is to make sure that the republican party dies. >> 3, 2, 1. happy new year.

>> we're going to have a great year. have a really, really happy new year. ♪ ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ and party every day ♪ i want to rock and roll all night. pete: if you follow the advice of kiss you are either still asleep or hung over. it's 2019. rachel: it's 2019 and you were partying all night as well. pete: i'm still partying. the party never stops. >> did you actually sleep at all? pete: i slept a little bit. rachel: how much? pete: like in my office for a couple of minutes. that's all we need. dean cain and rachel campos-duffy on this tuesday holiday edition of "fox & friends." dean: still monday for you. still new year's eve. pete: extension of monday. dean: did the whole new

year's evnewyear's eve's show. rachel: colder when did you it and balmier. you had the president of the united states. pete: we did. we spoke to the president of the united states for 10 minutes exclusive on fox news channel. rachel: were you in times square? it looked like you there were talking to him. pete: i was in times square talking to him. that was kennedy last night. i don't know what time that was. unclear. no time stamp on that. kennedy is hilarious, by the way. we also had a swearing in of 8 new members of the u.s. army. dean: that's very cool. pete: live on the plaza. about to head to boot camp in the pouring rain. this is a great preview of what you will soon be dealing with. dean: embrace the stuff. that's good stuff. pete: absolutely. rachel: what did you do last night? dean: i was on the early support of the show with carley shimkus and griff jenkins and his coat. look at that coat. pete: he rocked it.

dean: i was blinded by the coat. i had a great time seeing everybody out there. the energy out there is ridiculous. then i went home and went to bed. i'm old and if i don't have my sleep, it really shows. pete: not true. what can you do rachel? rachel: i watched you on tv and ordered a cheese burg early and went to bed. happy new year. pete: right before any new year's resolutions you may or may thought have you housed that cheeseburger. rachel: i will never give up a cheeseburger. pete: email us send us your new year's photos friends@foxnews.com. what did you do last night? what are you doing this morning? we prefer pictures. those go to the top of the line. any picture you have is always one we enjoy. dean, i feel like you have been in times square a number of years, right? not just one. >> not just one. i said, again, it's one of those things when the ball drop everything happens and they are playing sinatra and everything is happening. one of those places you have to go. i heard so many people say

that on the show last night i'm here because this is a once in a lifetime thing our this is the time to see it iconic. something you have to go and do. rachel: it was raining and people didn't seem to care at all. they just seemed so happy and oblivious to what was going on. pete: they became happy at like 11:30. if you were there at 9:00 they were in the corner is it over yet. 11:30 they became happy. pete: you embrace the suck as you say and go through the difficult part and enjoy for 10 minutes the fun and out of there. they are out of there in 20 minutes. gone. dean: there was confetti in the hallways of my hotel. people dragged it in with them. confetti everywhere. rachel: while i was partying someone was wishing happy new year on twitter. pete: you go ahead and party i'm still working but you go ahead and party. this is trump yesterday video from the white house. >> while i'm at the white

house working you are out there partying. enjoy yourselves, we're going to have a great year have. a really, really happy new year. pete: that was basically the tone. we will play the clipsz of the interview i had the good fortune of having with him yesterday. people say cooped up in the white house. he felt he was almost resilient in what he was doing saying, hey, come negotiate if you want. 2018 was a good year. 2019 will be even better. i felt like it was optimistic trump as opposed to someone who feels like they had their back against the wall. rachel: proud of himself. listen, did i a good job this year. that's the sentiment i got. dean: last two years. pete: i don't have my folder of what happened. like end of t. > -- end of tpp,the iran deal. isis. we forget that all the time. talk about leaving syria. the reason we are leaving syria we have utterly disseminated isis campaign promise as well. add all those up, something

to feel good about in 2018. rachel: americans were polled to see what they think about the new year and what their resolutions are 44% of adults are likely to make a resolution. 56% not likely at all. pete: that is reflection of life learned. you go through and make all these resolutions by february they're like gone. dean: i can't make it to february. rachel: top resolutions exercising and quitting smoking and vowing to lose weight. so americans really are concerned about that. pete: eating healthier. being a better person generally. rachel: i like that. pete: dean, did you talk about, do you have a resolution? dean: i'm a goal-oriented person. i have clear goals. business goals and family goals and things like that. they are not resolutions things i want to have happen in 201. rachel: do you think about it in january? this is what i'm going to do. dean: i think about it in december. christmas.

let me take stock of the year. i have a minute around christmas time to do that and great time to do that and attack it in 201. rachel: do you follow through with your goal? dean: almost all the time. pete: this man gets a lot of things done. where in the world is dean contain. rachel: you can't be dean contain. dean: i did 23 countries last year. that was pretty amazing. pete: did i three. i don't know what a new year's resolution being a better person what would that look like. dean: you are pretty wonderful person. pete: that's unclear. that's rachel campos-duffy. dean: if i could be her then i would be a better question. rachel: i thought of both of you guys around midnight and i thought happy new year. i'm lying, around 9:30, 10:00. pete: talking about resolutions and predictions. i had a chance to talk to the president yesterday. i tried to pin him down. 2018 is gone. will. dean: it doesn't happen. pete: what are your predictions for 2019. this is what president trump

had to say yesterday. >> well, i think we're going to have a great form of wealth. we have created a lot of wealth for our country. and that's very important because that means jobs. that means prosperity. i really think we are going to have tremendous success with trade deals. i think we are going to have a tremendously rebuilt military for strength. pete: do you have any resolutions for 2019, sir? any resolutions? >> just success and prosperity and health for our country. that's all i want. dean: you got no resolutions. rachel: he is a goal guy like you. dean: i like that. thank you, mr. president. pete: he wasn't pinning anybody down in particular. he has a lot of big fights. the partial government shutdown still ongoing. unclear where that will go. nancy pelosi will likely become speaker here on january 3rd, a couple days away. until then nothing is really moving. we did get a glimpse yesterday. we got a statement from

chuck and nannies in response to the president. this is where they say they are in negotiations. they say while president trump drags the nation into week two of what they call the trump shutdown, democrats are taking action to lead our country out of this mess. and that action includes, apparently still no money for the wall. dean: what action are they taking? what are they doing? rachel: nothing. dean: we get our way or nothing happens. rachel: listen, what they are going to do they have six year long spending bills. but the spending bills have nothing in it for the border wall. that's the debate. the question then becomes with mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell has said, listen, i'm not going to put forward any bill that the president is going to veto. if the president says i'm not going to sign anything without border security and funding for the wall in it, we're going to be in this family for a while.

dean: impasse. pete: i don't know where it ends. democrats will say we are ready to end this shutdown we have spending bills ready to pass. that's fine. this is not the trump shutdown or schumer shutdown. it's the border shutdown. if that's what it's about border security. somebody has to move. you can propose all the bills you want without wall funding. it doesn't mean it's going to go anywhere. rachel: when you poll americans and ask them what do they think about the wall in the numbers aren't that great. 56% say they don't like that idea. if you say border security, the number goes. higher. so you know, i have been noticing that he and his spokes people keep saying border security, the slats, the wall, the bottom line is this the border patrol, the president met with the border patrol and the border patrol said this is what we need as part of border security we need a wall. listen to the president right now talking about that. fox news alert. if you don't have borders we don't have country. we don't want drug traffickers or human traffickers or illegal people with criminal records to come in.

our border patrol, our ice agents, our military, we have done great. you can never do it perfectly unless you have a wall. we have to have a wall as part of border security. pete: you know, i agree, obviously a lot of people who support the president do. it's really unclear who blinks first or where this goes. dean: it is unclear. it seems strange though for the layman sitting out there in the world who isn't always involved in politics like me it's over a $5 billion wall. it's not about $5 billion. it's about not giving him his way. pete: not a single win. r5eu67 rach we gave twice as much to mexico. they spent $700 billion on a boon dog stimulus bill that did nothing. so, didn't even create hardly any jobs. i can't believe it's about the money. dean: it ain't about the money. pete: it's not about the money. jillian is here with more. how was your new year's?

jillian: it was great. i was very much asleep. i heard fireworks and i rolled over oh cool it's midnight. i'm the most boring person in the world. that's pretty much my life right there. pete: i don't think you are but you said it. jillian: thank you very much. did i watch the rerun of you this morning, good job, pete. pete: thanks a lot. i need to be showered with affirmation. jillian: three people, including a police officer, wounded in a knife attack at u.k. train station. manchester police launching anti-terror investigation after arresting the suspect shouting allahu akbar. [shouting] jillian: police do not believe there is ongoing threat all three victims are expected to survive. the mom charged murder may have conspired to kill her. patrick frazee charged with killing kelsey berreth. she was last seen on thanksgiving. police believe she is dead. they have not found her body.

prosecutors are considering the death penalty. frazee has not entered a plea. patrick shanahan outgoing secretary of defense. james mattis transferring power during a secret phone call overnight. mattis sharing final thoughts in a letter to pentagon employees writing in part, quote: keep the faith in our country and hold fast alongside our allies, aligned against our foes. thanked shanahan. i now look forward to working with president trump to carry out his vision alongside strong leaders. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. pete: thank you, jillian. rachel: thank you so much. dean: not to mention football her eagles are in your minnesota vikings are out. pete: why did you have to do it. rachel: new year's new state law across the nation from being allowed to wear pink hunting clothes to paychecks. >> military deleting their new year's message. what they were ready to drop. we'll bring it to you. they tweeted it.

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arbitrarily more expensive. states should be adopting laws to remove barriers to employment. employers say one of the biggest challenges they face is finding qualified workforce to fill open jobs. we have 7 million jobs open in this country right now. that's a lot of work to be done. by making labor more expensive, you will see at love states try to phase out those jobs perhaps go to auto mailings because workers become too expensive. i would like to see how those states adjust as those minimum wage laws get phased in. a couple other laws. rachel: continue, go ahead. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. a couple other laws interesting and play out. california always has interesting ideas. dean: there we go california, my state home state. >> beautiful state but public policy could use a little bit work sometimes. they mandated every publicly held company needs to have a woman on its board by the end of 2019. there is no question that we need more women in corporate leadership. but this is, to me, demonstrates the lack of

imagination on the left. what we need is support ecosystem that allows women executives to succeed. mandating that a woman needs to be on a board is not the way to go about that. i think it's really going to create disruption in some of these companies where have you leadership that in some cases have been there for years, has that institutional knowledge that is so important for some of these companies. and now it's not to say that women aren't in executive positions but data shows a lot of women are brought in after downturn in an economy to fix problems that have happened in publicly held companies. i would like to see more women to grow organically to scale businesses than to argue they need to start right at the top. rachel: where does that end other groups of people that can be added. dean: add this person here. rachel: tell us what's going on in illinois with goldible parachutes. >> it's not all bad. i should say that right away. i want to be optimistic in new year. illinois they have made it more difficult for public employees to get severance after being fired for a

fireable offense. you know, this is common sense here. illinois especially where the liability for public employees have been out of control. they are trying to create transparency in public employment. but also save taxpayer dollars. making sure that public employees can't continue to drink at the taxpayer trough after they have been fired from malfeasance. dean: mattie, i have a family of hunters in my family. they do wear their orange hunting clothes. what is changing in 2019? >> this is another good example of where illinois finally got something right. i'm from wisconsin. a lot of hunting going on there. maybe they will follow suit here. blaze pink is now okay for deer hunting in illinois. i'm happy to see blaze pink being introduced. rachel: wonderful new fashion tradition to the hunting gear. right on to them for that. >> exactly. rachel: thank you so much.

there are other laws that were enacted. dean: a whole lot more. rachel: these are some of the ones that stood out the most. thank you for bringing that um to date for us. >> that's right. happy new year. rachel: happy new year to you. coming up new york governor andrew cuomo makes a move in the new year pardoning dozens of illegal immigrants including mulder errors. dean: can't miss flicks in theaters coming soon. hey... saved you a seat.

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pete: much quiter rang in the new year. rachel: americans everywhere are embracing 2019. pete: they don't have a choice. dean: todd piro live in times square where a million people celebrated the new year. what's it look like now. it doesn't seem quite as lively as when pete was doing the job last night. todd: definitely not as lively. let me say happy new year to all three. we were savoring champagne. like five hours ago you were stapgding in this very spot. look how nicely new york

city cleans up. you can see a few little confetti remnants, if you will, but by and large over the course of the last three to four hours, they cleaned up the city. it's amazing what new york city sanitation can do. but, with that, take a look at how it all went down at the stroke of midnight. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [cheers] here in new york city the rainy weather didn't dampen the spirit of thousands. as the ball drops those celebrating were kept safe by hundreds of police officers, bomb sniffing dogs and security officers. revelers seemed to be thrilled with this year's weather thanks to temps in the 40s compared to last year when it was well below freezing. of course, nyc wasn't the only great party across the country.

check out new orleans celebrating 300th birthday in 2018. sending the year out in style with fireworks throughout the city. over in nashville the music city note dropped at the midnight. keith urban head lighting the concert there atlanta, what else? but a peach drop that welcomed in 2019. in sydney, australia, uh-oh you only had one job department. they forgot to change the year to 2019. instead sticking with the old try and true stand by of 2018. don't frelt sydney australia. 83550 more hours until 2020. rachel: that's a big mistake to make. dean: wow. thank you, todd, so much. it's a new year which means new movies. one of the most anticipated

films of 2019 is disney's remake of the lion king. >> everything the light touches is our kingdom. but a king's time as rural rises and falls like the sun. rachel: that's going to be huge because we all loved the animated version. joining us now to countdown the biggest movies to look forward to this year fox news contributor kevin mccarthy. lover of all movies. dean: he knows a lot. rachel: let's talk about lionel king here. it's going to be huge, isn't it? >> well, before we get to that rachel, dean and pete, happy new year. >> happy new year. >> thank you so much for having me on today. it's an absolute honor. dean, you know i watched you growing up. this is cool to be on tv with you. >> thank you, kevin. >> you know i'm a fan, dean. the lion king this is going to be amazing.

i thought that jon favreau did a brilliant job with the live action with jungle book. i'm excited to see what he brings with. james jones returning to do must do you have if a. james glover, seth rogan. i don't know how much of this is going to have live action. based on the trailers you are seeing a lot of cgi with the animal aspects. i'm curious some of the landscapes were done with practical in camera work. i'm very curious about how jon favreau is going to work this out and i wonder if the elton john aspect will be a part of it as well. pete: number 4 on the list is glass. >> yes. i cannot wait for this. over the years i have been a big fan. favorite movie next to sixth sense. surprise sequel. unbreakable universe. we have james mac he will i

have, bruce willis. i cannot wait for this film. i love m. night shyamalan. i'm looking forward to the return. >> us, directed by jordan peel. did he a great job with get out. i saw the trailer for this thing scared the bejesus out of me. >> i completely agree with you. that trailer hit. slows down. jordan peele people call him a modern day hitchcock. get out. so many easter eggs put in throughout the film that you have to catch on to. us is going to be the exact same way. black panther. also this trailer. very scary. i watched it at least 11 times. i cannot wait to see this movie in march the movie us. >> avengers and the game. the rousseau brothers did such brilliant job with the

movie affinity war. favorite filmmakers working in the marvel. captain america civil war and captain america soldier. one of the most insane endings of all time. i love josh. but end game. the new trailer that came out give us a peek into what post what happened infinity war. i love this trailer it doesn't give us away too much. gives us enough to hold us over until april. i cannot wait to see what happens in avenger's end game. pete: super heroes seem to see no end. we will check it out. number one once upon a time in hollywood. >> i didn't. no trailer for this yet. i'm a big quinton tarentino fan. i grew up watching reserve dogs and pulp fiction. i love the way he makes his movies and excited to see what happens here. taking place 1969 los angeles. lee natural dough decaprio plays an actor and brad pitt stunt double. takes place during the

helter excel ter and charles manson. sharon tate. photos probably seeing on screen instagram posts from actors showing their characters. lots of great movies in 2019. shazam coming out. i can't wait for captain marvel "star wars" episode 9. i'm very eex ited about this movie as well. rachel: it's your movie, dean. dean: appreciate that hear more from you as the year progresses i'm quite sure. rachel: happy new year. >> happy new year man o steel. happy new year. pete: he said goodbye to you not us. dean: he sees you all the time. another vintage photo of the photo in the white house in a gloomy new year message. pete: great. after announcing her run for president, elizabeth warren, hot president calls pocahontas, grab as beer and goes on instagram to reflect

on her so amazing day. just natural. what she does every time. it was the video she posted earlier in the day that is making wave. charlie hurt says she is engaging in class warfare. joining us live coming up next. ♪

>> i have made a big announcement today. i'm really excited. you know we had donations from all 50 states. a lot of 5 bucks here and 10 bucks there and you go, girl. which hold on a sec, i'm going to get me a beer. i'm going to pull up a stool and sit down. i want to start 2019 and

it's fine. >> hold on a second i want to get me a beer. once i get my beer then i'm going to talk to the people like a regular person. look at me drink my beer. rachel: you missed the best part. her husband comes, in pete, her husband comes in and she offers him a beer he is like no, thank you. enjoy your night and he leaves. it was so painful to watch. horrible. pete: when you are try to be a woman of the people and you just aren't. >> charlie hurt, opinion editor, charlie, come on. so,. dean: grab a beer, charlie. pete: kids doing insta gram videos casual. elizabeth warren i have got to be cool with the kids and remake my image, let me go get a beer. >> kind of hard to imagine. can you imagine a donald trump announcement video or any kind of announcement and you think of the electricity that's involved, the authenticity that's

involved. you know, you compare that to it's almost kind of creepy. pete: yeah, it is. >> low energy, devoid of anything that seems real whatsoever. it almost kind of reminds me, it's almost likes a if you, pete, this is the person you interviewed last night in times square. rachel: charlie, there was pressure on her to do. this because one of the things that alexandria ocasio-cortez has done very effectively is do these. she was making mac and cheese shortly after her election. and she was live instagraming this. and it was very effective. also beto o'rourke he was making slime with his kids and that went viral as well. she is trying to figure out how do i do this? and it just didn't work at all. >> you know, some people they may not know anything that they are talking about. at least they are very natural at this sort of stuff. the problem with somebody like elizabeth warren and let's be clear about this, you know, her campaign her entire political career has been sort of based on this sort of class warfare which

does not do well in american politics. when you look back at, say, john kerry and john edwards, their campaign was a disaster because it was all this class warfare nonsense. you look back at 2008 with somebody like president obama, he ran a very unifying campaign in 2008. all bets were off when he ran for re-election. but, these class warfare things don't do very well under any circumstances. they particularly aren't going to do well in a time like right now where you have the first uptick in wages in nearly a decade. pete: yeah. >> you have the lowest unemployment in history. and you have a guy in donald trump who, you can say what you want to about the guy, but, man, he really does have a pulse of the people and he is somebody who is not afraid to stand up for those people. and he will make any, you know, he will fight any fight he needs to fight on their behalf. pete: and be who he is. this guy flew to the iowa state fair in his own chopper in a suit. this is ohio am elect me or

not. >> exactly. pete: i had a chance to ask the president yesterday about elizabeth warren as his first perspective opponent. this is what he said. >> i'm happy about it. i think it's wonderful. i hope she gets the nomination that would be a wonderful thing for me. pete: do you really think she believes she can win. >> well, that, i don't know. you would have to ask her psychiatrist. but, honestly, i just, you know, if it's her or somebody else, when you look at what we have done, i don't think, if you go just based on the record, i don't see how anybody wins. pete: ask her psychiatrist. we got a request in psychiatrist, no answer yet. >> that authenticity donald trump spits this stuff out 10 times a minute. it's all very natural and obviously very offensive to some people. people get all upset about it it's very natural. you compare that authenticity to i'm going to go get a beer.

it's -- the juxtaposition is only to trump's advantage. dean: grab me a beer. charles, real quick, what will your top political predictions for 2019. >> first one will be the government shutdown will end and donald trump will claim credit for it another prediction will be that donald trump will come up with new nicknames. might come up with new nicknames for elizabeth warren and those people will not like that. but probably the most important prediction is chuck schumer is going to be driven up the wall by elizabeth warren and all the other democrats in the senate. running for president, jockeying to stakeout territory as far as left as they can go. basically mean that democrats are not going to be able to get anything done. nothing is going to happen in the next year out of washington. and but voters will be reminded of what it is like to have nancy pelosi at this ate top of the house assuming she can get the votes she

needs to be speaker. and i think two years of being reminded of who nancy pelosi is will probably be a very good thing for republicans and donald trump running for re-election. rachel: you are predicting a win in the election cycle for the congress. >> i do. and i think things are going very favorably for trump. despite what you hear out of washington. pete: you are predicting a new nickname for elizabeth warren. we will stand by to see what that becomes. >> it will be good. pete: charlie hurt, thank you for your time. >> thanks, guys. pete: more insight jillian mele, dressed in white and ready to go. jillian: new year blank slate. literally the only thing that came to my mind. jillian: get you caught up on andrew cuomo facing deportation. democrats saying in part quote while president trump shuts down the federal government over his obsession with keeping immigrants out. new york stands strong in our support for immigrants

communities. cuomo commuted the sentences of four convicted murderers. hillary clinton fueled new 2020 rumors calling last year dark time for our country. the failed 2016 presidential candidate tweeting quote i'm grateful for everyone that brought light into 2018. organizers, journalists, candidates marchers activists and voters. here tops you. happy new year. during president clinton's time in office. u.s. command deleting a controversial new year's eve tweet. times square tradition rings in the #new year by dropping the big ball. if ever needed we are ready to drop something much, much bigger from the group in charge of nuclear weapons. the tweet also included this video of the b-2 stealth bomber dropping a bomb. central com later tweeted out an apology. pete: don't tweet an apology. stick by it it's true. if you are not friends of

america we will drop a bomb on your face. jillian: scaring the bad people not the good people. pete: scare everyone. jillian: you are scaring me right now. pete: we love you jillian. jillian: thank you. rachel: two movies out this year. the challenger out on valentine's day. take a look at this. dean my movie. pete: we have a clip from the 2050 challenger disaster dean cain starring. >> yes or. >> no that's not a question. >> yes or no. that is the question. that is the only question you engineers seem to think in a few weeks it's business as usual. i have news for you. you are not flying again any time soon. you get to decide when. how long do you want to wait before the next shuttle is on the launch pad? three years or three decades you?

decide. mistakes have been made. and if they continue to be made, you are never flying again ever. pete: man. a moment of our country some of us forget about. dean: unbelievable to be part of this film is great. there was so much i didn't know and i learned on that film and the coverup was pretty terrible and what went on. huge tragedy for america and this film certainly shine as light on that. it's a tough launch. you know what happens and huge tragedy. but, you know, this pulls the vale away. rachel: awesome. pete: what role do you play. >> i play an attorney who works for the company. i'm trying to get them to not say anything if you will. rachel: tell us about the other movie. >> 2050. rachel: on valentine's day? >> on valentine's day. 2050. last year someone married a hole game and 300-year-old ghost. 2050 people will be marrying

machines. take a look at this. >> how could falling in love be a bad thing you? make someone smile. i'm smiling because you fell in love with one of my -- you're welcome. dean: falling in love with a machine, you're welcome. the idea you can create your partner. it's not that far off. rachel: that's creepy. pete: a lot of people say artificial intelligence we are moving in that direction u. dean: it's not that far off. i want them to look like pete and be tough. sometimes i want them to be this and that and smart now. and it creates a lot of trouble obviously between couples. rachel: it's a conversation we need to have. it is in the future. dean: that's on valentine's day so check that out. rachel: romantic film. pete: 2050 and challenger pete. dean: challenger disaster. pete: they beth should have been on kevi kevin mccart yption list. dean: i'm mad at kevin. i'm going to talk to him about it.

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i'm not necessarily praising all of his takes in my column. i think some things he does are great. i love the tax cut. i think some things he does are not great. i do not like the tariffs. so, it's made me less partisan because i don't feel like i have to defend my party or my team because is he kind of his own thing. is he something totally different that it challenges the way we behaved previously. pete: if your party was your compass or your team before. >> right. pete: what are you learning from trump based on what his compass. >> i think it's to really check what matter to you personally. one thing i say in my column i used to follow the republican party's lead on different issues. when an issue mattered to them, it mattered to me and then when it didn't matter to them anymore it didn't matter to me. enough to i think i'm much more grounded in what matters to me personally. pete: there is this idea of

america first. not just parties. if you are putting the country first or workers first, you might come at issue like immigration or trade which you say you differ on tariffs. if your belief we are getting screwed in trade deals maybe you use tariffs as a vehicle for a balanced playing field. >> i would argue you don't yes. absolutely. definitely outlines of the mainstream position. pete: do you think the republican party is forever changed. folks that support trump see his view us more in him or the republican party? >> i do think they see it more aligned with him maybe he is reshaping what the party will represent going forward. for the time being he is donald trump and the party is something else entirely. pete: what is the democrat party today then? >> interesting. i see them as very reactive to him. i have written a lot they don't have any idea ideas.

they can't verbalize their own ideas say on immigration. are they for open borders? they can never ever say that they sort of just imply it or behave in a way that would lead you to believe they are for open borders. if you are for open borders, you lose. they are in a tough position where they are just like we are not donald trump. we oppose what he stands for. but we will never verbalize what we stand for ourselves. pete: i don't want to put words in your mouth. you don't strike me as someone who is pro-trump from the beginning. >> i'm not, no. again, i have a lot of problems with him. i think one of the things i really hate his tweeting. i hate the way he lashes out at people. that's made me check my own behavior to say i can't blame donald trump for my own behavior when i yell at somebody on twitter. it's not because of donald trump. a lot of the people blame him for their bad behavior. if we drank every time somebody blamed trump for their bad behavior we would be drunk for all of 2019. pete: you are saying on balance we're learning more

as a country from him than we are explaining away. >> i think it's different. he is just unknown. he is really different kind of person to be president. i think he can make us check ourselves and improve our behavior. pete: he talked about being unpredictable. here we are two years in and you are describing him as an unknown. >> absolutely. with the shutdown, i think we would be confident that any generic republican would be making a deal right now. we don't know what trump is going to do. he could keep it shut down for the next month. pete: thank you very much for your time. >> thanks for having me. pete: if you are going to steal a bike, maybe you shouldn't pick one that's outside a police station. this guy had to learn the hard way. low iq individual. and did you have a little too much fun ringing in the new year. we have the best foods to cure a hangover. coming up next. hair of the dog could be one of them. maybe. find out. ♪ streetlight people

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pete: partying and celebrating the new year is a lot of fun in the moment, of course, the morning after can be another story. rachel: there are many ways to cope with your post new year's hangover. our next guest has the

perfect -- deep dean how are you feeling this morning? feeling okay? best foods to cure your hangover is chef dine hendrix. everything smells amazing and i'm having a hard time not sticking my hands in everything. >> i don't have a hangover. i went to bed early. i love that food is the cure for this. >> the key really have to replenish your electrolytes and rehydrate. that's really the main thing. all of these foods. i have foods and drinks. i mean, pickle juice, believe it or not in poland they do two shots of pickle juice. they drink a lot of vodka. it seems to work because it has sodium. we have coconut water. >> coconut water is good for that. >> absolutely. filled with electrolytes. foods that have vitamin c. i put all the fruits and vegetables together packed with nutrients that help you replenish. dean: how much vitamin c is in bacon. >> this is amazing. submitfield the hometown original bacon.

pete: you say a bloody mary can be helpful. hair of the dog. we did the hair of the dog. you know, the ingredients that are in a tomato juice. the toe made toe juice. lemon nutrients great for you. in here i'm actually using clermont vodka. friend company from new jersey. pete: a little bit of the hair of the dog. >> i gave her a shoutout. tomato juice were bacon. bacon bloody mary, it's slow. rachel: tomato and vod canchts tomato juice and worst sharier. you put bacon in it infuses smoky delicious flavor into it i know you want. this. pete: i do wants it. kach hydrates are what people crave. pete: greasy food. >> too much greasy food is going to make you feel worse. carbohydrates, pancakes and

salty snacks. dean: i'm going to add some bloodshot eyes? >> this is just a loaded breakfast skillet which i thought we would make together. sorry. olive oil and potatoes perfect and then some onion. rachel: if you cut the potatoes small you don't have to cook it as much it goes quicker. >> if you stick them in the microwave for a little bit of water first. so you don't have to wait for them to cook. one minute in the microwave. i have one that's done already. >> that's what this is. you can pour that whole thing on here the spinach and the cheese. and then the spinach you can put in here. i like it like that. and then what you do, just so you can see when you have all of these ingredients in one pan, you will take an egg and create this little hole here, a little pocket and crack the egg into it. and cook it and end up with

these -- my kids love they are 20 and 17 they love. >> have you seen them at the restaurants they serve them in the cast iron skillet. dean: good and spicy, too. rachel: can you buy serve mini skillets. >> key is sodium, potassium. and imagine need yum and all those types of and water. and rehydration. that's the key. rachel: i want to make sure we mention this you have a new show on roku fresh to frozen and back. make meals for your family when you come to new york and still eat well. prepare fresh meals freeze them properly and defrost them properly and bring them back to the table at a later date. dean: thank you, diane. rachel: happy new year. pete: come back many times in 201. rachel: we would like that any time. pete: menacing goal in 2019

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pete: the partial government shutdown still ongoing. nothing is really moving. >> we have to have a wall as part of border security. if you don't have borders, you don't have a country. >> house democrats put forward their plan that includes $1.3 billion, but not for a wall. >> three people, including a police officer, wounded in a knife attack at a u.k. train station. the suspect shouting allahu akbar. >> 8 people have been arrested in quection with the shooting death of roniel singh: expected to be in court on wednesday. >> i'm launchin launching exploy committee for president. >> low energy.

only to trump's advantage. >> 3, 2, 1. happy new year! >> top resolutions exercising and quitting smoking and vowing to lose weight. >> we're going to have a great year. have a really, really happy ♪ applause i live for the applause, applause ♪ applause, being. pete: my new year's resolution for 2019 say more things on the show that was said off. rachel: i saw that on "the five." pete: best clip of the day is elizabeth warren's fake instagram pretended to be a woman of the people let me go get my beer, i'm with you reflecting on my day. least authentic thing of all

time. rachel: real live instagram but very painful to watch. is he like you are on your own, lady. pete: living up to my 2019 resolution. rachel: you already are doing it. pete: much funnier and clever off camera. pete: dean cain is here. join us more often in 2019. dean: i would love. to say. pete: busy man. two films coming out this year probably more. dean: great fun to get in here and talk about real stuff with you guys. rachel: earlier we asked you what your new year's resolutions were. your emails pouring in from donna her resolution is more prayers for the safety of our military men police officers and anyone that puts their life on the line. what a nice lady. dean: that's a pretty great one. linda aims to be grateful for our freedom to speak our viewpoints something that's certainly been questioned lately. pete: stay strong on that and christopher's resolution is to say thanks to cops more. you know, talk about three folks with great

perspective. keep emailing us your new year's pictures. we want pictures. those get extra credit and resolutions. friends@foxnews.com. we're airing them all morning long. how did you bring in the new year's? are you still awake? did you go to sleep? did we put to you sleep on the new year's show? rachel: now didn't. i fell asleep early but it had nothing to do with you. i had a burger. i watched you. but then i watched you again when i got up this morning at 3:00 in the morning. they were replaying it. dean: midnight you were out there with the ball. rachel: dean, what were you doing? dean: i was asleep. i was out there earlier and got to see everything. that was fun. pete: griff went with the see again jacket all night long. dean: super see again. it was blinding. pete: we did swearing in. why not rock it all night long. rachel: and you did. somebody else who was rocking it all night long.

dean: great hair pete hegseth. rachel: someone else rocking it all night long the president was in the oval office while we were all out sleeping in our hotels or partying like pete was. but here is the president's tweet to america. >> i'm at the white house working, you are out there partying. enjoy yourselves. we're going to have a great year. have a reall really, really hapy new year. pete: sounds like america's dad. go ahead and party. working. partying. enjoy. see you tomorrow. and, daniel, get to work tomorrow. we will see where that work goes. we are following, i don't know what day it is. day 11, 12. rachel: day 11. shall. pete: i'm losing track. dean: that's what i wore in cleaning. they wouldn't let wear it in the nfl. 36. i didn't feel the same. pete: new nfl can you wear any number you unts. dean: sort of. rachel: during the nfl can

you kneel during the national anthem. new year's resolution 44% of adults are very likely or somewhat likely to make a resolution. 56% not likely at all. that's a marist poll. 13% exercising more is their resolution. 12% want to quit smoking. 10% vowing to lose weight. pete: eating healthier in there which is very subjective. being a better person also very subjective. dean: extremely subjective. pete: atkins diet of eating more meat and less other things. i don't know what. dean: keto. >> bacon! rachel: replace the carbs with fat and protein. dean: you were on every other show. we talked about it yesterday morning. pete: sorry, guys. dean: nicole saphier told us about it. pete: tougher and hard nosed and be a better person or

delicate and be a better person. dean: i definitely won't be smoking in 2019. i don't smoke. pete: maybe you switch to the juli juule instead. rachel: nancy pelosi talking about the shutdown. here's what they have to say about the shutdown. while president trump drags the nation into week two of the trump shutdown, democrats are taking action to lead our country out of this mess. so they are trying to take the blame and put it squarely on the president. the president obviously has a different point of view. pete: that's the old rules these ideas you are going to call it a trump shutdown and therefore it will be a trump shutdown that automatically the blame falls on republicans because democrats own the media and they're the ones that want to spend money. they will always make a bigger deal. i think trump staying at the white house, rachel, as you pointed out very astatuely recently was a great move. democrats look out of touch. they don't have anything to offer. $5 billion is peanuts. they don't have an alternative on border

security. i actually had a chance last night to have an interview with president trump on the new years on fox news channel. he responded to why we need a wall and what this shutdown is all about. here's the president. >> we have to have border security. and a wall is part of border security. you know, i hear so much about the wall is old fashioned. no, the wall is not old fashioned. the wall is 100 percent fool proof. you look at a wheel. they would say the wheel is old fashioned but it's been around for a long time. the wall is the only way to do it. pete: people are saying pretty soon we have a hover craft. i don't have a hover craft. dean: i still use the wheel. rachel: really comes down to semantics. if you poll people and say what do you think about the wall in the wall by itself doesn't poll very well. border security. the wall is part of border security that polls great. american people do want the border secured and the wall

is part of it. dean: men and women on the front line border security people say that is something very necessary. you take it from them. pete: that's it. if you have your ear to the ground, the people that actually have to do what we're talking about. academic and political and partisan until you are on that line, they say the wall, of course, hence us. dean: of course. pete: can you run across the dessert or try to scale a 30-foot wall. dean: scanners and the drones all the things that would be very, very effective. pete: on another note as you bring in the new year. there is a former snl, this story caught our eye. former snl comedian. dean: she is a comedian because of what she says here. pete: this is supposed, to i guess be fun y this is what the left turns into comedy in 2019. this is what her resolution was for 2019. >> any new year's resolution is to make sure that the republican party dies.

rachel: that was so ominous. the republican party dies. this is the party of tolerance. by the way what does that mean? you have a one party system. that sounds like china to me. pete: how do you kill a party? i'm not sure. rachel: you are trying though. pete: dems are trying to kill their own party. dean: i thought jane cure continue was funny. i liked her in a lot of things cone head they were from france they said. pete: she could move to france. >> that wasn't funny. awful thing. my new year's resolution is to hope for the death of x, y, z. rachel: i like a two party system. i like a debate of ideas. if you go to a college campus it's never the conservatives shutting down more debate or ideas. the idea that another group of people have a different point of view, i think it makes -- making us better to

hear different ideas. it just seems like such a stupid resolution to go i hope that this party goes away forever in america. that's dumb. pete: dean, being from holiday. dean: don't hold it against me. pete: comedy is under assault it's not funny or the things you used to be able to say is no longer tolerated. dean: i was watching 8 hours the other day within a 30-second span there were seven things that happened that you could not say today. there were racial overtones. there was bad words, language. i mean, everything in 48 hours. there is just no way you can do that today. rachel: that what happened when i watched sweet home alabama. this movie would have never been made today. dean: people would have been picketing it and boycotting it and actors. it's really kind of shocking. rachel: you are saying it's changing film making. >> of course it is. pete: jerry seinfeld said you couldn't do seinfeld today. i watch the office it's

hilarious and will never be made again. dean: you need to make fun of things that are tough. i have never heard so much gallows humor when i visited soldiers in iraq. we were getting shelled. superman you get out there right now. no, i am terrified. what are you guys talking about. their humor was great and have to make fun of things especially when it's uncomfortable and tough. pete: absolutely. email us your comments on friends@foxnews.com. where is comedy going? was that funny at all? and do you like the cone heads? dean: i forgot about them. it was odd but funny. pete: jillian? jillian: following news out of japan right now. get you caught up on this. 9 people injured after a driver plows into a crowd moments after new year's in tokyo. the suspect drove the minivan through a closed off street trying to kill people. he originally told police the attack was terror but later claimed it was meant to protest the death

penalty. the suspect is under arrest. one victim is in critical condition. we will keep you updated. now, to extreme weather. one person is dead after a winter storm blows through pars of the you were midwest. the blizzard causing whiteout conditions and blamed for one death on crash on north dakota freeway. the storm president bushed into minnesota. moments ago secretary pompeo landing in south korea. the nation's top diplomat set to hold talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today. coming before netanyahu attends the nomination of brazil's president elect. the leader has been dubbed the trump of the tropics. and look at this. nasa kicks off the new year with insta stellar accomplishment. new horizon space craft flying by ultima thiewl. thule.

largest fly by in solar system. we won't get video until later this morning the signal needs to travel more than $4 billion miles back to earth. pete: superman can do it quicker. dean: what 4 billion what you have cape. pete: billion? dean: that's a little longer. pete: thanks, jillian. president trump promising to make 2019 another year to remember. >> we're going to win. we are going to win all the way. we are going to win at everything we do. and everything is going to be so beautiful. pete: tired? you will be soon. dr. sebastian gorka tells us how he will make it all happen coming up. rachel: and this 16-year-old isn't just graduating from high school, he is also getting a degree from harvard. he is going to join us just ahead. what an amazing guy. pete: under achiever ♪

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>> worry gonna win. we are going to win all the way. we are going to win at everything we do. so happy new year and let's enjoy the next year then we're going to enjoy the following year and four more and everything is going to be so beautiful that was president trump yesterday ringing in 2019 vowing to make it another winning year. what does he need to do to drain that swamp and fight the establishment? fox news national security strategist dr. sebastian gorka is a former deputy assistant to president trump and the author of "why we fight" he joins us now this morning now. happy 2019. up nice and early. we appreciate it. looking forward to 2019 as somebody who knows the

president's think iting and interwork workings of the white house. what needs to be done to further implement. >> two big issues or main objective of the president have to focus on number one he has to make it clear that the wall is nonnegotiable despite the fact that the lunatic also take over the asylum in the house as the democrats, people like maxine waters become chair people. that means he is not going to get the requisite funding he needs from congress. he needs to continue to reprogram moneys from the defense budget this is now a national security issue. secondly there is a saying in washington very true that personnel is policy. we have had people leave the white house and people from the cabinet move on will he needs to create more people

imagine gentleman, make america great again agenda come into the building to support him and people like mick mulvaney need to stay as chief of staff, ♪ just acting chief of staff. if he does those things we can survive the next two years of insanity in congress. pete: let's talk 'those briefly. you talked about the wall. are you down playing the significance of this shutdown fight for the money in the budget or are you saying even if he gets money in the budget there is money to be had in the defense department budget to repurpose as well? what's a win look like there? >> i think it's the latter. the $5 billion would be great. if you look at the amount of people that are coming across the border illegally. you look at the arrests that ice is making of ms-13 members. you look at the fentanyl threat. we had more than 60,000 people die of overdoses last year. that's multiples of everybody who died in the vietnam war the southern

border is a national security threat. irrespective of what happens with the shutdown. we need to use defense appropriations to keep building the wall. pete: doctor, you said it right personnel is policy. chief of staff role, the attorney general, the secretary of defense. do you feel like this president is looking at people who just not have the qualifications for the job but are they truly faithful to implementing the agenda as opposed to save america for what the president wants to do. >> goes even lower down than chief of staff and cabinet level. one of the reasons i resigned in 2017 from the white house is at that point with people like h.r. mac master and others, they were very significant personnel inside the building who simply were not on the trump train they may have had certain career reputations but they weren't there for the reasons we were there

those are the kinds of individuals. yardsticks he needs to use. not just people patriots to america but loyal to the agenda that put him in the building then we will be okay for the next two years. pete: doctor we talked about 2018 big year for accomplishments iran deal to moving the embassy to scrapping tpp. a lot of things. are you bullish about 19 and getting things done in that area that year? >> look, with the arch dealmaker in the building, absolutely. as the president has said repeatedly, he is not going anywhere. is he going to be there for another six years. so we need to take a deep breath. we need to be more circumspect what's possible and what isn't with a democrat controlled congress or at least the house of representatives. but, no, he will never give up on america. he will never go soft on his promises. and the other thing is he will never go neo conservative. so, yeah. have faith. but it's going to be a bumpy two years. it's okay. he's the president. pete: dr. gorka, happy 2019.

>> happy new year. pete: president trump promises to destroy ms-13. crack down is working. this 13-year-old will graduate in may and getting a degree from harvard. is he 16. he joins us live coming up next.

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pete: welcome back. time for news by the numbers. first 500,000 bucks. that's the value of the tequila inside a stolen tractor-trailer in florida. deputies say four men swiped the patron from a truck stop. they were trying to load the booze into another truck. next story, 26 billion. that's how many robo calls were made to u.s. cell phones to this year alone. 8 billion more than 2017. the government has been trying to crack down on the calls. government not doing so well. big surprise. finally $425 million, that's how much money is up for grabs in tonight's mega millions drawing. cash option, more than a quarter billion dollars. rachel? dean: make sure i buy that lottery ticket. dean: high school student from kansas will be the first ever to get his diploma and a degree from harvard in the same month. rachel: that's right. that impressive young man, 16-year-old braxton joipsz

us now. welcome, braxton and happy new year to you. >> hi, how are you? rachel: this is an amazing story. let me just first go back just a little bit. when did you and your parents realize that you were this gifted to start applying and getting accepted to harvard at the same time. >> thank you. my parents in thed in 3rd grade. that's what they always told me. started taking classes a couple years later. rachel: what did they see? >> i'm not sure. i think mostly they saw boredom. a lack of challenge. rachel: that's interesting. >> that was the main catalyst. rachel: they want to keep you busy. dean: super genius. graduate from high school and harvard first person to do it. you have an interest also in politics. >> i do. dean: people would say the smartest people would stay out of politics. what is it about politics that piques your interest? >> it's the base unit for change. i think it's interesting.

a lot of people who claim that it's not a smart move to go into politics also complain when they see dumb politicians. rachel: very, very true. >> i always enjoy that. rachel: i'm curious how you handle both of these. i have kids in high school they struggle just to keep up with their tests and finals. you must have had finals for high school and harvard at the same time. how did you manage it all? did you ever feel like giving up? >> well, i never necessarily felt like giving up but that's just because i had a really good support team. high school has been very nice to me. they really helped and i appreciate that. dean: i have an 18-year-old who is taking a gap year right now. going to college this year. what advice can you give my son so he can be more like you? >> just be yourself. make sure your education is yours. don't use any cookie cutter approach. individualize it. rachel: that is very, very good advice. so, you are very smart and you are a genius. but, we actually have something in common with

you. we both love ronald reagan. we are huge ronald reagan fans. aapparently you are, too. what do you love about ronald reagan your political hero? >> well, i think ronald reagan has always been a quintessential president that doesn't stir up the pot too much. with certain figures, you know, they are really high on one party's rating or really low on another's. ronald reagan didn't make any specific catering to one party or the other and i really appreciated that as, you know, as a nonpartisan person. dean: he was the great communicator, president reagan. he had serious one liner zingers he threw out there all the time. rachel: when you graduate from harvard when you are high school, what's next? what is in the very immediate future for you? >> well, i would really like to go to harvard law school. i think that's an achievable goal and see if i can make that a reality. dean: jump from graduating high school and harvard at 16 to maybe jumping into law

school at 17? >> ideally, yeah. rachel: have you been on the campus already? >> yeah. guy up there each summer. i went up last summer and the summer before that so i have gotten to experience it. rachel: everything else electronically over the internet or whatever? >> um-huh. dean: you are remarkable. >> thank you. dean: we look forward to seeing and hearing more from you in the future, my friend. >> thank you. rachel: super proud of you. make our kids under achievers. dean: i'm going to go shake my kid. great job. rachel: great job and happy new year. >> thank you. rachel: your parents did a great job. ivanka trump has big plans for women in 2019. coming up a sneak peek how she wants to change lives. dean: plus, you saw the ball drop in times square, what about a 400-pound marshmallow peep? we will show you what else is being dropped across the country. rachel: the celebrations aren't over just yet. we have got some recipes to keep the champagne flowing.

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pete: welcome back. it's your first shot of the morning of 2019. cities around the country ringing in the new year with unique traditions. rachel's home state wisconsin, the cheese capital of the world dropping what else but an 80-pound chunk of cheese. rachel: we love our cheese. pete: you do and for good reason. rachel: in pennsylvania a 400-pound marshmallow peep is dropped to mark the new year. bethlehem, pa is the home of the company that makes that famous candy. dean: further south in north carolina people drop a pickle. that's correct a pickle. they bring it down a flag pole and hoist up the american flag thereafter. not two things you see together american pickle and

flag. pete: is it edible though i want to know. it is good for hangovers. rachel: pickle juice. pete: edible version of pickle juice. the ball dropped in times square about 7 hours ago with more than a million people watching on the ground. rachel: that's where we will find todd piro. todd, what have you got? >> hey, pete, we have spoken about this at length. if you haven't been to the pickle trough, you haven't lived. how many times have you and i had that discussion? pete: that's true. besides the pickle drop and changeover in years. the other big story was the weather. i was debating what tout 'on put on my big fox jacket. right now it's about 50 degrees. i'm wearing a spring jacket. last night it was also pretty balmy. albeit a bit wetter as the big apple welcomed in 2019. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

[cheers] todd: nyc celebrating like only it can with the biggest of party here in times square. hundreds of officers, bomb sniffing dogs keeping safe the thousands upon thousands packed like sardines. as for other celebrations check out dallas. great fireworks display in the lone star state. las vegas with its own fireworks display over iconic vegas strip. seattle, getting in on the fireworks action, lighting up the night sky over the space needle. and finally the city of lights. paris ringing in the new year with a gorgeous display of its own. now, you just saw in the beginning of my live shot there, a big hydraulic system come into the shot. that's because they are still cleaning up. i spoke with the producer of this entire times square event is he still up and working and making sure everything gets broken down and put away.

about 90% of it will be done today. the rest will be done tomorrow. guys, back to you. dean: that's impressive work all that confetti and the rain that can't be an easy clean up. rachel: no, absolutely not. pete: in paris those were fireworks not cars on fire. todd: amazing job. pete: it is. no downtown. todd, thank you very much. we will be join you again. paris was able to stop the riots for one day. rachel: you know who looks the same beautiful, jillian. jillian: you are very kind to me. i could get used to it. rachel: happy new year. jillian: happy new year to you. more winning for president trump and his gang-fighting agenda. >> getting rid of ms-13 in record numbers. okay? [cheers] >> record numbers. jillian: police in the ms-13 hot bed of long island, new york, telling news day that just four murders were

linked to the violent gang in 2018. that's down from 14 the previous year. they credited policing, community outreach and partnering with the government. actor kevin spacey ordered to appear in court after asking a judge if he could skip it. the oscar winner is accuse of assaulting a young man in 2016. spacey's lawyer asked a judge if he could miss arraignment in massachusetts his presence would increase media attention and taint the jury pool. the judge said no. spacey is expected in court january 7th. lied about working during the government shutdown. the aid tweeting quote i just looked into the oval office myself and potus was in fact sitting behind the resolute desk working. so now i'm just waiting for you and the rest of your ilk to either stop jumping to false conclusions, corrected the record, or here's a thought, call the press team to ask. he was talking to the playboy magazine reporter who said, quote: potus tweeted moments ago he claimed he was in the oval office, no marine there, so

that's another lie. this crook should probably rethink his strategy. watch as a man tries to steal a bicycle right outlines of a politicia police n in oregon. an officers in thed what was going on and obviously arrested him. leftover sham page. come on over. jillian: you guys are making a lot of noise. i see why now. dean: leftover champagne i don't know why you would. don't pour it down the drain. pete: i don't know why you would pour it down the drain. keeping the new year's bubbly flowing for breakfast. rachel: what you do with all that extra champagne chef and lifestyle expert. people do have. they open too much. dean: shame on them. rachel: you could have some leftovers and great way to spend the next day. >> absolutely. use leftover champagne. if you have leftover sham page i put it in an ice mold. do it beforehand or do it if

you remember before did you go to bed. that's not going to happen. and then you make like a retalks detox punch. essentially you take antioxidant and do like oranges and cranberries and take your champagne and pour it in here. dean: kind of like a sangria. we are using ice cubes. stays cold and not watering it down. dean: getting more sham page. >> yellow tail bubbles. resealable top. only resealable champagne on the market. $10. pete: retox detox sounds like youth michell youth euphemn drinking. >> using prosecco, you can use leftover, open a flu bottle. have like a mimosa with it. baking powder, salt, sugar, all the good stuff, flour, and using egg. flip that pancake for me and

using a little olive oil to mix it up instead of that and then buttermilk, if you would do me a favor. i just need about a quarter cup of that champagne or sparkling wine right in there just like that. and. >> you can't have too much. >> if you use it in here you don't feel too guilty enjoy and it delicious. dean: cheaper than champagne. >> naturally sweet goes well with the pancakes. rachel: throw in berries more antioxidant. >> see how nice and fluffy they are. dean: getting odor from onions and peperoni. >> my parents were never new year's eve people. they had parties on new year's day. create more like a lunch spread. so this is a play on a carbon narrocardoneara pasta. shower peperoni in here.

add our pasta to here and toss it with a bunch of cheese. add that pasta in here. dean: big fat spaghetti. >> we are using bucatini throw your egg in here. rachel: that is how you make a carbonara. >> egg and cheese. dean: no wonder why i love carbon ara. >> breakfast elements. your egg and pork. this we are serving with i went to a cool region near where george clooney is. two wines go really wonderfully with this. do the italians do meat and cheese board all day every day. helps with the hangover as well. dean: nothing wrong with any of this. >> absolutely. rachel: feels good to have a carb like this. pete: did you put champagne in that too? jillian: that's what i was thinking. >> we are just drinking the sham page. like if you are gaining a great bottle. soak it up and enjoy it

these bottles are a little bit more expensive ones, 25 and one is 40. this is like entertaining during the day if you want to splurge and do it that way. rachel: it's so easy. dean: watch bowl games, drink champagne. pete: do you buy them or make them. >> you can buy them, right? >> buy them. can you do either. rachel: cheese and meat and dried fruit. >> there is nothing wrong with either. rachel: if you are rich and lazy, buy them. pete: for recipes ashton keith.com. this is fantastic. we are going to be eating for the next hour and a half. >> wonderful. rachel: great lifestyle website so go to it. pete: new york governor andrew cuomo makes a move to defy the president. pardoning illegal immigrants

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the danish toy maker recently rolled out plastic bricks made from sugar cane. interesting, pete? pete: new york governor andrew cuomo granting 29 new year's clemenss 22 immigrants facing deportation with rap sheets including murder and armed robbery. rachel: democrats saying in a statement while president trump shuts down the federal government over his obsession with keeping immigrants out new york stands strong in support for immigrant communities. these actions will help keep immigrant families together. here to react turning point u.s.a. founder charlie kirk. welcome. happy new year, charlie. pete: good morning, charlie. >> happy new year. rachel: what do you think about this? is this the right approach. >> 2019 the trump-hating olympics have begun. 2020 soon to be contenders start to put together one liners and zingers for the democrat primary. i can just see governor

cuomo on stage saying i hate trump so much that i have provided clemency to murderers and people in the crowd would go wait, is that a good thing? what's really driving the absolute insanity in the democratic party there is no good policy behind. this secondly and really quick. is he intentionally demagoguing what the president is doing here. the president is standing against illegal immigration. is he standing against border jumping. he is standing against drugs flowing into our country. is he very pro-immigration. is he against illegal immigration. the governor of new york knows this but is he intentionally demagoguing and fear mongering. pete: how do they get away with that conflation? that jumped out at me. talking about immigration. that's note what the president is talking about. he says it he seems to be intellectually okay with it the media gives him a pass on it will that go on forever? >> well, look, and, pete, you are exactly right. it's intentional conflation. that's where we really have to take stand. every time we hear it, we have to correct it we say no, no, no, no. we are against illegal

border jumping and pro-immigration. thought fair from the immigrants from bell areduce, africa across the country have to wait decades to come into america to equate that with people who come across the southern border legally. we are very pro-immigration we are anti-illegal immigration. the governor knows this but is he demagoguing the citizens of new york. rachel: weird thing to do it at this moment. nothing could have brought into more stark contrast the death of a legal immigrant police officer over the holiday by an illegal criminal alien. it just seems so deaf. maybe it works in new york. maybe it works in california. don't you think the rest of america is just going oh, this makes no sense? >> no doubt. but, look, you will start to see this. you will see all these soon to be 2020 contenders start to put together how liberal are you now type credentials. and, again, it's the trump hastings olympics that have begun. it's going to be back and

forth i hate trump more than you do. no, no, no. i hate him more than. do you everything is fly that prism and not what serving your citizens or serving your constituents. it's about trying to put together a 2020 primary campaign to try to be the most liberal and the most radical in a democrat party that has really lost touch of the mainstream america. pete: charlie my goal is to keep you as happy as possible in 2019. >> i have to ask you about the socialist from the bronx they call her ocasio, cortez. she has a green new deal that would eliminate most of the united states fossil fuel consumption, close coal and natural power plants and destroy hundreds of thousands of jobs. your take on her green new deal? >> well, look, my favorite thing with alexandria ocasio-cortez, you know, we have gone back and forth on social media. we are actually within a couple years of each other. we are both fighting for two very different visions of what our generation is going to look like, either embracing radical socialist ideas or reembracing free ernesto prize constitutional

government ideas. this is going to spend trillions of dollars that we don't have over a couple decades. it would totally destroy the coal and fossil fuel industry and with alexandria ocasio-cortez, she is constantly wrong but never in doubt. she is walking the halls of congress trying to get people to sign up for this thing. but, again, it's going to further disenfranchise middle america to the democratic party. she is definitely catering to the elites in malibu and manhattan. she is going to lose missouri, indiana and middle part of the country talking about eliminating hundreds of thousands of jobs, raising utility costs and spending trillions of dollars we do not have. rachel: good point. we just had new year's. what is your new year's resolution, charlie? >> my new year's resolution is to visit more college campuses, turn more young people towards smaller government do everything i can to help this president. all the allies of president trump we have got to really come to his back here. he has had our back, the citizens of our country that

believe in a strong america now we really got to, you know, have his back as the democrats are going to try to do everything they can to destabilize him and get ready for a 2020 electoral win. pete: i have a feeling you are going to follow through on that resolution, charlie. charlie kirk, thank you for your time and happy 2019. rachel: happy new year, charlie. pete: last night president trump revealed to me his resolutions for america. we will share them with you coming up next hour. rachel: tunnel to towers foundation now raising money for the family of r. >> niel. they are here to tell us how you can help reach that goal next. ♪

♪ dean: right here on "fox & friends" one organization pledged to help the family of the fallen california police corporal roniel singh who leaves behind a wife and 5 month old son. rachel: that's right the tunnel to towers foundation helps pay off mortgages for families of fallen heroes. as of this morning the organization has raised over $150,000 to help pay off the singh family mortgage. pete: they are halfway there this morning we will try to

get closer to the full goal of $300,000. here the ceo of the towers to tunnels foundation and widow of slain detective lou pay cha chin. thank you for being here. thank you for sacrifice to our nation. we're grateful. i want start with you, frank, where are we and how we got here. >> 150,000. we got here because of your viewers on "fox & friends" viewers incredible the response. tunnel 2 towers.org. like i said last saturday we like to do this within a week and have this mortgage paid off. pete: absolutely. dean: that's a huge, huge help someone in this situation corporal singh obviously and you obviously have lived this nightmare and you guys came to her aid tremendously. how does that feel? >> i have been tragedy. lost ones that we love. i'm here for -- i'm here to

help the families. and this great foundation. tunnel 2 towers. they help us pay off both the family's mortgage and also help remodel our house. pete: when you heard that your house would be paid off, what kind of burden did that lift for you? >> i have no -- i have no family. so it matters. this great foundation only not help to us pay of the mortgage they also provide emotional support. they helped me and my family. my in-law's we -- pete: i want you to know, she is the first to call me up every time there is a tragedy like this and says i'm going to donate. what can we do? can we go help another family. rachel: i know you don't like doing tv you are here because you know how important that is we have not forgotten about your husband. our viewers want to hear

more. tell us a little bit about him. >> all the police officers -- my family. every time i hear an incident happens, it always bring back the tragic loss of my husband. during the holiday season. so i lost my husband four years ago. and i'm still doing the healing process. it's hard for us. and now i have my daughter to give me emotional support. rachel: how old. >> she is 17 months. >> it's a miracle. that's another story for another day because when she lost her husband, they saved the sperm and then got pregnant a year later. that's a miracle. a lot of miracles happen. rachel: a lot of miracles. >> listen, it's a real relief to pay off the mortgage, to have a mortgage that you don't have to worry about anymore. they have so much on them. you lose your loved one and

then to worry about how you are going to -- where you are going to live and how you are going to pay the mortgage. this is a tremendous help. we have donate $11 a month. we talked about it last time. and continue. we can help so many more. or did you go right to the website. pete: we had a chance to talk to the newman police chief who had acknowledged that he had spoken with you. they were shocked and surprised and grateful that you had reached out and said you wanted to raise this money for core central singh. how does it impact you? you do this for a living. but, i get tears in my eyes hearing your story to deliver for these police officers who put their lives on the line. >> chief richardson is a great man. i said that last week. is he there for the family i'm heading to the airport from this interview to meet the widow of corporal singh. and the chief and the police department out there. i get to meet the greatest of all americans and to be

involved in these families that pay such a big sacrifice. i said it last week. i will say it again. we, as americans, have to make a contract with our military and our police officers and our firefighters that when they go out there to protect our country or our community that if something happens to them that we are going to stand strong with their families and take this burden off of them. it allows $11 a month can do. if your viewers did $11 a month. we could take care of every mortgage in america of every fallen first responder and military. rachel: amen to that it's a really great, great cause. dean: we are at 150,000 for corporal singh. looking to raise 300,000. how can our viewers at home help. >> go to tunnel 2 towers.org. it says right there. if the website goes down because there are so many viewers, be patient, just go back to it they know how important it is. so, please go back and do it. pete: frank sill larr.

pei thank you for being here for honoring the legacy of your husband. great man. >> thank you for having me here. pete: tough to move on from. this up next we have michelle malkin and allen alan dershowitz both here. stick around. e main cause of bl. leave bleeding gums behind with parodontax toothpaste. . .

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♪ pete: partial government shutdown still ongoing. a statement from chuck and nancy. democrats taking action to lead our country out of this mess. >> we have to have a wall as part of border security. you don't have borders, you don't have a country. >> the wall is non-negotiable. this is now a national security issue. >> knife attack at uk train station. the suspect shouting allow akbar. >> eight people connected with the death of police officer ronald singh. pete: $425 million is up for grabs at tonight's megamillions

drawing. >> i am am launching a exploratory committee. >> three, two, one, happy new year. rachel: top resolutions, exercising and quitting smoking, vowing to lose weight. >> we'll have a great year. have a really, really happy new year. ♪ rachel: michael jackson. we're all a little dancing up here. dean: i am is impossible. >> you can't stop until you drop. pete: get enough. dean: i was on new year's for three years. pete: kennedy is a great dancer. you have to do this on air. she was deejay.

rachel: you're up all night. talking to the president. partying in times square. dean: i feel great. i'm going to get a beer. have a beer with the people right now. rachel: this is elizabeth warren reenactment. dean: i'm just a man of the people. if you haven't seen that elizabeth warren video it is best thing in the morning, here she is. reinforcing who she is and who she isn't. i feel great. i'm energized by less sleep. pete: lock the door. let them cry. dean: we've all been there. rachel: we asked to you send in your new year's eve pictures. they are pouring in. this is from rose marie of her dog ringing in the new year. pete: that's a very patient dog. dean: extremely. this photo from jennifer, who had her two sons stay up until midnight. pete: that is good parenting

every now and then this is "fox & friends" sound engineer with his wife. that looks like a party. toba would throw nothing but a party. did leave? usually in our ear. taking a break in the new year. e-mail us friends at foxnews.com. make a reference to superman or dean cain, that win move it to the front of the line. 2019 is here. dean: let's embrace. i'm excited. rachel: there was somebody wishing america a happy new year, as, that was of course our president, ringing in the new year with a new goal. >> well i'm at the white house working. you've out there partying. enjoy yourselves. we're going to have a great year. have a really, really happy new

year. pete: we're partying. he is working. that is what you expect. thank you. rachel: great visual. nancy probably still in hawaii. dean: less hula, more moola. rachel: she is is book. a little more tanned. pete: we're wishing her well. see what happens. maybe she has some resolutions. dean: let's hope so. pete: i asked president trump in the interview if he has resolutions. americans in a poll, only 44% of adults are somewhat likely to make a resolution. 56% do not make resolutions at all. dean: they are just giving up. pete: when they are making a resolution, pretty standard stuff. 15% exercise more. more wont. quit smoking. 10% lose weight. probably not, gain a few.

9% being healthier. what is percentage of people keep their resolutions. we're really motivates people who made a big resolution. you can do it. stick to it. >> pete's resolution, he told us, announced it yesterday on "the five." say more of things on commercial break on air. dean doesn't make resolutions. he has goals. dean: goal oriented. rachel: found out from pete's interview. that he doesn't resolutions. pete: that is why dean cain and president trump are more successful. i talk about silly things like at the break. looking back at 2018 that is one thing. looking forward to 2019, do you have resolutions, do you have predictions? president trump last night. >> i think we're going to have a great form of wealth. we've created a lot of wealth

for our country, and that's very important. that means jobs. that means prosperity. i really think we'll have tremendous success with trade deals. i think we'll have a tremendously rebuilt military for strength. pete: do you have any resolutions for 2019, sir, any resolutions? success, prosperity, they healtr our country. that is all i want. pete: have to love that. rachel: have a prosperous new year which is what the president is wishing america. i've done pretty good last two years. i'm wishing more prosperity in future having a little trouble with hispanics. maybe that could have pushed it a little higher. pete: if indeed how he said it. maybe he wouldn't grab a beer either. dean: no, he doesn't drink.

pete: is in the oval office, the rest of us are sideways. rachel: we're in day 11 of the shutdown. he is in the white house. no one is coming to make a deal. looks like we don't have a deal. i don't know when. democrats are coming back to d.c. they have six spending bills to cover for the year but they have removed funding for the wall. pete: remember, it's a partial shutdown. most of the government is funded, military vets and all that stuff. dean: and the coast guard. pete: coast guard for sure. typical democrat swamp bills are paying for everything, because your tax dollars are your piggybank, that is the way they look at it. no money for the wall including dhs. that is why this shut down. not about funding. not about the budget. it is all about the wall. a statement put out jointly by nancy pelosi and chuck schumer yesterday. they said this. while president trump drags the

nation into week two of the trump shutdown they say, democrats are taking action to lead our country out of this mess. they are referring to the bills nancy pelosi plans to bring to the floor. mitch mcconnell still controls the senate, and has said the media he will not bring forth any bills the president would veto. no show bills. something that would be signed by the president. dean: president said he would veto any bill that doesn't have any funding for the wall. rachel: by the way pressure is going to increase. people have been on vacation. christmas, new year's earns everyone is coming back. when people like tsa, border patrol, don't get a paycheck, pressure will be on. it will be intense who actually folds. will it keep going? i don't know. pete: this is one of those moments who will blink. no incentive for the democrats to blink. everyone is running for

president. they want to look tough. no incentive ire side to move. rachel: the american people end up deciding, whoever the american people start to decide who is truly to blame. you see nancy and calling the other, whoever gets the blame is going to fold. pete: you're right. this is the president yesterday on this top pick of the wall and border security. listen. >> if you don't have borders you don't have a country. we don't want drug traffickers or human traffickers or illegal people with criminal records to come in. our border patrol, our i.c.e. agents, our military we've done great, but you can never do it perfectly unless you have a wall. so which have to have a wall as part of border security. rachel: that is interesting. he says we need a wall as part of border security. dean: semantics you were saying earlier. rachel: when you poll the wall, it doesn't poll as well.

when you say the wall as part of border security policy people like that. by the way that is exactly what the border patrol wanted. he went to the border patrol what they want, it included a border wall. pete: when was there a border patrol agent said no wall, it will be just fine. rachel: democrats on tv over the last month in particular. we don't need it. we don't need it. when is last time any of them went, they're having hearing about children dying at border. how about a hearing bring in the border patrol what would actually secure the border? they don't want a to know. reporter: pete: where is the "new york times" fact checkers, walls do not work. he tweeted this, happy new year to everyone including haters and fake news media. 2019 will be a fantastic year for those not sufficient

iserring from trump derangement syndrome, otherwise known as tds. calm down. enjoy the ride. great things are happening for our country. dean: all caps. pete: in the prompter. it was in all caps too? i assistant corrected. dean: making it clear. pete: be calm. rachel: i like it. pete: this toss to jillian is all caps. jillian: i'm not messing with one. rachel: she is not part of the fake news media. happy news media. jillian: i'm just here for the ride. we do have serious news to get to, including a fox news alert. terrorist investigation you know way in the uk after three people including a police officer wounded in a knife attack. manchester police arrested the suspect, shouting allow akbar at a train station. [shouting]

jillian: police do not believe there is ongoing threat. two of the victims are serious injured. immigration authorities had zero contact with a suspected cop killer who was in the country illegally. i.c.e. officials never encountered gustavo perez. after he was arrested friday despite previous arrests and gang affiliations. police have linked the officer's death directly to california sanctuary state laws. president trump bashing democrats for delaying the approval of new ambassadors and other officials. the president specifically calling out senate minority leader chuck schumer on twitter. saying 360 people are currently waiting for a. quote, schumer continues to hold them back from serving their country. the president says the delays are happening at a record pace. first baby born on the

american soil in 2019. this is malachai. the baby boy was born six minutes after midnight in guam. hopeful he will join a long line of family firefighters. his grandfather, father, uncles are all firemen. rachel: bravo. pete: love it. love it. dean: do you think she was waiting? will wait until after the new year, now. rachel: as of ball dropped in times square the military tweeted they were ready to drop something too. they had to delete their tweet. show it to you coming up. pete: why do they delete the best ones. elizabeth warren is running for president, but already dodging questions about the infamous dna test. >> are you worried about the native-american ancestry than the middle class? >> i am in this fight because i understand what is happening to the working families.

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all 50 states. a lot of five bucks here and 10 bucks there and you go girls, which hold on a sec. i am going to get me a beer. i want to start 2019 in this fight. pete: amazing. elizabeth warren, otherwise known as pocohontas taking to instagram after officially announcing she is running for president. here so react radio talk show host, cathy barnett. it is cringe-worthy to watch. she wants to be a woman of the people. >> i know. maybe get the native-american vote, who knows. i have seen crazier things happen, right, over the past five years. it is very, it is very likely. but one thing for sure, that

elizabeth warren is the gift that keeps on giving. at president trump's next rally, should have the large megaphones scream, run, warren run, for the election. she is classic for it. pete: she really is. excuse me, while you were talking i got a beer, i didn't feel like the segment was natural enough. >> don't be contrived. pete: can't you tell i like beer, therefore i am a woman of the people. it just looks contrived. it all looks staged. she was asked about this authenticity, her native-american heritage by a reporter. listen to the question. >> what is your message to the democratic primary voters, i love where senator warren stands on issues, i worry about electability? i worry a campaign more about native-american ancestry than the middle class? >> i am in this fight i understand what's happening to working families. grew up in a paycheck to

paycheck family. pete: president trump delivered for those very working families. what is her message then? >> you know what? she cannot dodge the native-american debacle, right? because she has done just as much as this president to keep that in the forefront. we all saw that five minute, contrived dna reveal, right? that basically revealed she is not native-american, no more than a rock would be, right? yet she received the benefit, whatever the benefit may have been. harvard touted her native-american heritage. she cannot sidestep that. talk about misappropriation of culture. talk about white privilege, which is a staple within the democratic platform, right? talk about that, right. she was able to benefit from, from claiming to be a part of a group that she is .009% of. so she can't dodge that. what is she going to run on? this president has very real,

measured, achievements. pete: she is running on fighting for the working class she says. unemployment is all-time lows for minorities women, blacks, hispanic. >> yeah. reporter: the working class she is taughting seem to be doing better under this president. she has been exposed misrepresenting her background. >> she is shameless. of after that five minute debacle, slithered up under a rock. what is her solution any will run for president. she is thirsty for power. she will be met with the same response hillary clinton was met with. we don't want you. pete: kathy, thank you so much. come back in the new year. love it. appreciate i. we'll see how elizabeth warren does. minimum wage is set to jump in 20 states. what do business owners think about government forcing them to

pay american workers more? our small business panel is next. look in the green room. our always friend, anna kooiman. brought her son brooks for the new year. for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn?

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♪ rachel: quick headlines for you. kim jong-un is prepared for a second round of peace talks with president trump. the north korean leader is renewing his commitment to denuclearization in his new year's address but he is warning the u.s. not to test his patience. in france, emannuel macron is vowing law and order in the new year. in a speech he sends well-wishes for 2019 but warms harmful actions won't be tolerated this coming after anti-government yellow jacket protesters after a response to the higher gas taxes and high cost of living. pete: minimum wage is set to climb in the new year in 20 states which will affect millions of workers. how will this impact business owners? we invite ad panel of small business owner from three of those states to tell us first-hand. hire is christina port, owner of

portable services. greg acera a baker and zane tankel owner of apple metro. you hear about it, up the minimum wage, that is how it works. you say performance should be the standard we go by? >> that is absolutely right. when you're looking at these articles talking about increasing minimum wage, above, to savesay $15 an hour, you're looking at company, not only looking at efficiency and trying to capture back productivity but the worker is essentially intrinsic to their skillset they're bringing to that job. they want to feel valued. they want to have the tools allowing them to be performance enhancers for that company. so therefore, minimum wage really has nothing to do as much with setting the the baseline for an industry standard as much

as, for the worker that, looking more at the value and the skillsets they're bringing to that position. dean: all right, greg, do you think increasing pay will actually make an employee more efficient? >> no, i don't think they become more efficient. i think a person has habits, and they have a personal constitution and they work by that regardless of their pay. dean: you talk a little bit about robotics. you were in a conference in germany looking at the robotics, do you think that will have big effect on some of these workers? >> i do. there is a large bakery convention, every year, i'm sorry, every three years in munich. i was attending that conference in september. one of the greatest advancements i saw was in robotics, not only technology, but also affordability of it. at some point in the future there will be intersection of

those affordable robotics with the minimum wage and i think that is going to cause some friction in the labor market. dean: see it all around the world. a lot of places where i see no people there, but i see robotics taking over. zane, how do you think this is going to affect the restaurant business? >> i think there will be huge consolidation within the space. restaurant business is in a little different state than the rest of the retail industry in that our margins are paper-thin, a, our maximum ticket in an applebee's, for instance, is 15, $18. so compare that to the retail space where you're selling an iphone for 500, a thousand dollars. obviously margin on a $1000 is a little better on 18, dollars, a. b, really good in terms of people that are working. there is no doubt there will be huge consolidation in the labor

market. i always say minimum wage increases are technology's best friend. dean: that brings in more and more robotics, am i wrong? >> not robotics, at the table ordering, pads, scrolling down, doing most of the tasks a server would ordinarily do, are moving more and more towards consumer. don't for get we buy gas, we swipe the card at gas pump. buy groceries at grocery store, hit our card on the groceries. when we pay our bills in a restaurant more and more, seeing swipe the card at the table. having said that, the restaurant business is unique because you go out to feel important. you need to be catered to. you need to have that warm, comfy feeling. so that it is always a battle between shrinking the labor market and continuing to provide that warm, fuzzy feeling people enjoy when they go out. dean: if someone is really good server or waiter, they get a higher tip and do better for

your business, correct. >> exactly, except the big move now here in new york state at least, some other states to eliminate that incentive which brings it really to the ridiculous. put all servers on minimum wage as well, eliminate the tip share, which where these people are coming from that making this stuff up, i mean obviously he never worked in the world before. dean: 20 states have minimum wage increases, taking effect around the start of the new year which is today. thank you so much for your time. we'll see two 2019 bring. >> thank you so much. happy new year. dean: happy new year. as the ball drops in times square, the military tweeted they were ready to drop something too. they had to delete their tweet. we'll show it to you, coming up. our friend anna kooiman is back looking better than ever. she is bringing baby brooks. she has a workout to get busy mops back in shape this year. look at that.

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book things to do tripadvisor ♪ , five, four, three, two, one. dean: million people ringing in the new year steps away from our studio in times square. rachel: as the famous ball dropped, the nypd made sure everyone stayed safe. they used drug sniffing dogs. they had officers scattered throughout the crowd. dean: they were everywhere. the department planned to use drones but couldn't because of the rain. was it raining out there last night? pete: just a little bit. with more on what is happening in times square right now, our own todd piro live on the scene. todd. reporter: guys, it might have been raining last night. you have seen the makeover shows, right? this is the reverse makeover. pete got the beautiful before. i get the end. check this out, the sad, sad,

little remaining bits of confetti. i feel like a trumpet, sad trumpet playing the last remnants of "auld lang syne" really slowly and sadly. "new york times" sanitation, did an amazing job clearing this thing out last eight hours. last night, times square was the place to be. raining weather not dampening the spirit of thousands packed in a few city blocks. revelers thrilled with the weather with temperatures in the 40s, compared to last year where it was well below freezing. nyc was not only party. new orleans celebrating its 300th birthday in 2018. sending the year out in style with fireworks. nashville, music city with keith burr ban headlining a big concert. in atlanta, what else a peach drop welcomed in 2019. but in sydney, oh, sydney,

australia, you only had one job department, they forgot to change the year to 2019. you folks in sydney sydney as you trail want a bite at apple, good news, you have only 8751 more hours, until 2020 gets ringed in. dean: big miss. rachel: someone getting fired. dean: rightfully so. todd piro, thanks very much. you got it for us. now jillian, someone who will not be fired in 2019. that is big prediction. jillian: debating todd's mouth. does that sound right, 8,000 hours? we'll do that after the headlines. we have couple stories we want to tell you about. mother of a 7-year-old girl shot dead from a walmart parking lot, speaking out from her hospital bed. >> he intentionally killed my child for no reason.

my baby come and asked me, where is my sister? is she coming back? she did not deserve to wake up, wake up without her sister. jillian: heartbreaking. jasmine barnes and three siblings were shot and killed wounded after they pulled out of a walmart. the shooter speeding away in a red pickup truck. that person is still on the loose. >> >> elizabeth smarr speaking out after one of her accused kidnappers moved to a home near an elementary school. in a statement, smart said, every possible caution and protection should be taken when it comes to protecting our children. added wanda barzee should be kept far away as possible from schools. barzee pleaded guilty to helping her husband capture smart when she was 14 years old. she was released from prison in september. lawmakers spending big bucks on themselves instead of needy students a democrat led scholarship gala, hosted by

new york lawmakers resulted in no scholarships, despite taking in 500 grand in contributions. the group spending $128,000 on food, 90,000 on music and equipment and six grand on limos. stop what you're doing, take a look at this. the true meaning of furry friends. adorable video, dog petting the cat and cat hugging the dog. the owner says maggie and pumpkin are best friends. the video viewed 13 million times on twitter. i love animals videos like that. pete: i saw it. rachel: if you are a busy mom, want to get in shape in 2019. former "fox and friends weekend" co-host anna kooiman launched a new fitness program to help women get back in shape. aptly called strong, sexy mamas

mamas,. pete: mamas with two ms. we love that you're back. you should come back more often. >> i poured my hart and soul into strong, sexy mommas. i realized how hard it is to make it to the gym. a lot of information people don't realize. instagram, people think they get in shape so fast. think they do things like crossfit, high impact exercises. don't need to do that. in some cases really bad to do push-ups or sit-ups. rachel: everyone thinks they have to do crunches get be abs back after having a baby. you say that is not necessarily a good thing. >> that may be bad. work on foundation with pelvic core. transverse not the exciting abs, six-pack abs. you work on those later.

work on the foundation. that is what we do with sexy mamas. dean: till us what you do. >> i'm doing those very boring. i'm doing heel slides and knee fallouts and little things like that. rachel: show us how you do it with the baby. >> once you do the foundation, you do more complicated exercises. we have some fun. that is strongsexymmammas.com. pete: baby clearly likes it. rachel: how big is the baby? >> he is 20 pounds. i'm living in australia so everything is in kilos. pete: 28 australia. >> exactly. we do baby involved workouts. trying to sneak in time. getting workouts in.

you don't need a babysitter. can do it at the house. i have video i can show. it is so much fun, ladies. a mix of kickboxing, hip-hop dancing, athletic drills to the beat of music. it's a mega, megacalorie blaser. about 30 minutes long. you need a warm-up and cool-down as well. dean: not everything is done with the babies. rachel: do things with weights? >> can you do some with me? he has a broken wing right now. superman is never broken. dean: i will take -- >> give you the cute blue one. how about that? this is my logo. we do a squat with overhead press. now we do skaters. first thing we do, put feet hip distance apart. you want a nice little -- knees are going to be tracking over your toes as always. go side to side first.

side to side. side to side with the step patch. you see why this is called the skater. dean: skating like a kid in minnesota. >> i think you might need bigger heavier, weight. dean: i need a baby. sheikh weight. rachel: anna, how do you make sure to keep baby safe while doing this? pete: hold on tight. >> hang on tight. make sure they have good neck support. you're not doing an exercise like this with a four-week old baby or somebody like that. same thing with the baby carrier exercises. make sure they have proper neck support. follow all the regulations for the carrier. they're all different. rachel: you have a exercise called glut bridges. >> can we do that one glute

bridge. >> come down on your back. slide the heels toward the bum. pete: how are we doing, bub? dean: he is like, what are you doing, man? >> come down. squeeze your checks together at the top. helps get rid of pan make butt we get. the flat bum, which get, ladies when you're pregnant. pete: never been pregnant. >> come down and up. do singles or we can pull. or we can hold at the top. how do you feel? pete: i feel great. >> these are you a some. pretty high and tight. pete: not clear i can get up. rachel: you are a strong sexy mama. pete: 2019, i can be whatever i want, guys. >> great exercises for new moms. great information, interviews with doctors. pete: website, one more time. >> strongsexymammas.com.

head there with the $19 a month membership. we can work out together. dean: menacing goal in 2019 from "snl" alum, jane curtain. >> my new year's resolution is to make sure that the republican party dies. dean: tolerant left? rachel: has been so good through it all. dean: new poll shows latinos are behind republicans under president trump. we'll talk about that, and what that means coming up next. ♪

♪ jillian: happy new year to you. welcome back. some quick headlines now. the military group in charge of nuclear weapons deleting this controversial new year's eve tweet. quote, times square tradition rings in the knew year, by

dropping the big ball. if ever needed we are ready to drop something much, much bigger. u.s. strategic command later apologized the tweet. hillary clinton calling last year a dark time for our country. failed 2016 presidential candidate, tweeting quote, i'm grateful to everyone that brought light to 2018, organizers, journalists, marchers, activists and voters. here is to you. happy new year. rachel. rachel: thank you, jillian. a new poll revealing latino support for the gop has remained steady under president trump. that poll released by associated press, finding 32% of hispanic-americans voted for republican in the november midterms. our next guest says hispanic-americans benefited many ways unthis president. that is why they're standing by him and the republican party. joining me now, video columnist for "the daily caller," stephanie hamel. welcome, stephanie. >> thanks, rachel. rachel: it is surprising. if you listen to hispanic media, 90 some percent negative, yet

his numbers are pretty durable at 30%. that is higher than mitt romney had. >> i watch a lot of spanish news. that number is 99% negative against president trump and his administration. this is really an interesting poll. we heard analysts predicting there would be a some sort of latino backlash for some time. the fact that the support among latinos remains strong showing that the president is delivering on his promises. if you actually die sent who these voters are, who the supporters are, it tends to be evangelicals and veterans. president trump, he has delivered conservative judges. he has shown he is a strong supporter of our military, when it came to funding, just in general, his speech in the way that he respects our military, proves again that people voted for the right president. rachel: a lot of hispanics enter the military. my dad was one of then. by the way, evangelical voters hispanics is a very fast-growing

demographic within the hispanic community. so that makes sense. unemployment rates for hispanics have never been lower. these are historic numbers. one, hispanic community is feeling it. is donald trump getting credit he deserves? you say you watch a lot of hispanic television. i don't see him on there? >> he is is not getting credit he deserves. what we hear over and over again is that president trump is a racist. his administration is full of racists but they really have no facts to back this up. the idea he is a racist for wanting to enforce the immigration laws already on the books is totally ridiculous. if you think about it, legal immigrants in this country, they appreciate border security because legal immigrants came here the right way. illegal immigration hurts the latino community, it lowers wages, brings crimes into communities, overwhelms schools and hospitals. the list goes on and on. over all look what the administration has done, he is not just helping latinos, he is

is helping all americans. the economy is strong. a lot of his policies removing individual mandate on obamacare, that helped a lot of families. that was an expense latino families weren't expecting. just a stronger military, national security, all of these things help latinos and everyone. what democrats hate this idea that the gop continues to hold this 30% of support among latinos. they think they own latinos and hispanics but they don't. what really, really is frustrating to me, i feel like my fellow latinos and latinas are being duped by democrats. democrats continue to say the policies help the hispanic community. but i haven't seen one policy as of lately that would help the hispanic latino community. rachel: that's a good point of the my question is, what would you, if you were advising president trump, what would you say to him to grow that number from 30 up? believe me if that number grows any higher, suddenly the latino

vote is really, really competitive and game changer in 2020? >> president trump and his administration, republicans in general are up against the misinformation campaign out there. so they need to try harder to reach out to latinos, get their message out there and explain to them why their policies will help them and better their lives. i don't see a big enough effort from republicans. they say that they are doing a good job in that area, but i haven't seen it. rachel: they don't show up. >> they don't. rachel: let me ask you one last question, this is about the wall. would the president be better off if he talked less about the wall and more about the idea of border security, which is a lot more comprehensive? >> i don't know why the wall is so divisive. as daughter of an immigrant from mexico we love the idea of a wall. why? because the wall, it stops criminals from coming through and drugs, all of these other things. if he wants to focus on border

security, use that language more, maybe that will help him. problem, the misinformation, even if he changes language so-called anti-immigrant rhetoric, which is not anti-immigrant at all if you listen what he is saying it is getting the message out to the people. republicans need to spend more time in the spanish news area getting that message out. rachel: that is great advice for the new year's. hopefully someone in white house comes is listening to you. stephanie. >> happy new year. rachel: new year, new fight over the border wall and congress is about to compact to washington. will they make a deal? also michelle malkin weighs in next. new year's day time to put away the christmas decorations. we have tips to make it less stressful. w?w?uhi?só'ñó

♪ pete: it's january 1st, finally time to put away the christmas decorations. pete: we have tips to make it pain lis as possible. it is painful at some level. minimize the pain to prevent things like that. >> you have to check every bulb.

a little knot here. work on that. i will get the other box. dean: that is real life. rachel: that is real life. packing hacks, lifestyle expert. i love this, if you put stuff away wrong, you will regret it when you reopen it next year. >> what happens, i just want to get everything packed away, you throw it all in bins. take a couple minutes to organize yourself, it will help you pay off when you're unpacking. pete: so grateful when you're unpacking. dean: do the work up front for the reward later. my entire tree, everything is still up. so i really need this. >> first thing i want to do, make sure you're getting storage containers big enough to store everything. if you have a fake tree, that comes apart in couple pieces, want to get a massive container for that. different options on bottom. a lot of time these are like garage storage or see christmas tree color, like it is red,

christmas color, red, green. you can pick those up at home depot. label each side of the container, so you know what you are. if you're doing a clear one. make sure do it on inside. rachel: label something good. my husband throws lights into all one box. i hate. dean: like "christmas vacation." >> this is cardboard. you will thread it into, i will let -- pete: even dean can do it. dean: got to be easy. >> what you want to do, write where location it was. stairs, man tell, outside the deck. wherever it was. when you're unpacking you know where to unpack it. rachel: bring the kids, help you label, cut the little slits. dean: because kids love that they do it really well. do it really well.

>> cords are always a disaster. >> smaller ornaments put here. dean: that's great. >> then, but if you have larger ornaments, what you do come over here. they have a -- pete: genuinely impressed by this organization. rachel: that is clever. >> they have containers like ornaments but they're expensive. what we've done here, took solo cups. they have different sized solo cups. put different ornaments in there. layer each one with cardboard. pete will drop them all -- dean: avalanche. >> if you want, you can glue gun these. i thought that was a little unnecessary. pete: really easy. >> what you want to do. put cardboard on top. put egg crate here. extra ornament hooks. rachel: oh, my gosh. >> ornaments done. see you next year. rachel: tell us with the

extension cord. we all need these. >> you take a paper towel or toilet paper roll. throw the extension cord in there. i have extra like red tape i knew would be for christmas. i wrote stairs, six feet, 12 feet. however long it is. dean: dot hand technique. is your house super incredibly organized? >> super incredibly organized. or sometimes chaotic. rachel: these are excellent tips. no excuse for not being organized. a dramatic rescue, over 100 people evacuated from a chair lift one by one. all caught on camera. pete: menacing goal in defend 19 from "snl" alum, jane curtain. >> my new year's resolution to make sure that the republican party dies. pete: thank you, former cone head. michelle malkin reacts to that. alan dershowitz is here.

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>> my new year's resolution is to make sure the republican party dice. >> three, two, one, happy new year. >> president trump: we'll have a great year. have a really, really happy new year. ♪ >> must be a new 2019 song. i've never heard this. >> my son plays this. he is not up watching right now. he would say dad, here is that song. >> it's pit bull. >> we didn't know the song but you were moving. >> i was, it's involuntary. >> that's what happens. >> a little bit of latino. >> it gets into you. >> acts like that were in times square last night. i was there from really 8:00 to 1:00 a.m. didn't sleep that

much. that's why i get a little punchy here. >> some people are in hotel rooms ordering a cheeseburger, others talking to the president of the united states of america. >> the only network he spoke to was the fox news channel. some of us slept in our office. >> that's true, too. we won't show you pictures of that >> we have video. >> we did ask you for your new year's eve pictures and this one is from lois of her miniature horse decked out in his new year's eve costume. >> check out this volunteer fire department. they responded to three calls last night on new year's eve. >> people get a little irresponsible new year's eve but they pay for it. >> our friend morgan ortagus celebrating with her twin sister meghan.

friends at fox news.com. keep them coming. we might share a few more on the air. we have a lot of friends. >> another friend we have. we'll bring in our friend michelle malkin, syndicated columnist and author. welcome, happy new year. how was your new year? >> good. mine was boring. i did a zumba class with my daughter, crocheted and i worked late. i was chauffeur with my son because he was partying. >> the life cycle. >> still better than elizabeth warren who had a beer and watched casa blanca. >> this is the latest the president had to say about the showdown and shutdown of the wall. >> president trump: we have to have border security. a wall is part of border security. i hear so much about the wall is old-fashioned. no, the wall is not old-fashioned.

the wall is 100% foot proof. you look at a wheel. i guess they would say the wheel is old-fashioned but it has been around for a long time. the wall is the only way to do it. >> i asked him if you don't get the money are you willing to keep it shut down? sounded like he was. your take? >> i'm so glad to hear that. we have a president who is resolute on the central campaign promise that he made that put him into office. sovereignty is the defining issue of president trump and his administration. it's also the main question of our country and the central question of battles going on around the world. i hope he continues to hold the line on this because law-abiding americans and particularly naturalized americans across this country support his efforts to finally upend beltway swamp politics on this. it is not just liberal democrats he is fighting. it is open borders republicans,

big business forces that he is up against. and look, one of the main things -- and the main defining issues of my journalism over the last 25 years has been emphasizing that immigration is every issue. it is national security, it is economic security, it is public safety. and every day in this country we get a reminder of that and we're sick and tired of seeing the headlines. for example, the loss of officer singh, the corporal in the newman police department who lost his life because we don't have a wall and we don't enforce our immigration laws. where is he in the headlines? where are the democrats to bemoan him? my latest column that comes out tomorrow is about the silence of the democrats that has chilled the air in the airwaves over the sacrifice over this hero while the same democrat leaders in california, kamala harris, nancy pelosi or dianne

feinstein. they have nothing to say about officer singh. >> the silence has been deafening. we're finding out that ice never -- despite this gang member murderer having two duis, not any contact with ice at all. >> nice never finds out about the criminals. >> that's right. as i always say, sanctuary cities are outlaw cities and sanctuary states are outlaw states. >> absolutely. by the way, accused murderer, we'll see what happens. >> will they wake up to the manifestation of those policies or will it be a focus on votes, illegality and their belief in open borders? >> well, as long as they are allowed to whitewash the bloody consequences of open borders they'll get away with it and why president trump poses such

a threat to the open borders establishment and racket. he is exposing the consequences of that and let's just say -- as a reminder, the sheriff in officer singh's district pointed out that the sanctuary policies that jerry brown put in place were responsible for this lack of contact between local, state and federal officials. we were supposed to have learned after 9/11 we needed that kind of coordination and cooperation. it was sabotaged under both the bush and obama administration and president trump is trying to restore it to bring safety back to this country. >> here is a little tidbit from my world of hollywood. jane curtin says her new year's resolution is to make sure the republican party dies. what do you think of that? >> dean, i don't know how you have done it all these years existing among creatures such as this. but my question when i heard

this quote, unquote, news was i honestly did not know that jane curtin was still around. i really don't understand why anyone would put her on the airwaves on new year's eve anyway. thank you, it's great to expose the intolerance of the left and particularly the hollywood left. and to know that this is where they stand on quote, unquote, civility. i'm just sad she didn't have anything else to think about on new year's eve. >> we know you were shuttling your kids that we learned at the beginning of the show. what other resolutions might michelle malkin have for 2019. >> i have a full plate and big agenda. i'll be writing my seventh book. i am going to be committed to being the best wife and mother and daughter that i can be this year. i'm going to continue to advocate for those wrongfully convicted. the subject of much of my

investigative journalism the past couple of years and i started weight lifting. you can see my dead lift on instagram and i hope to dead lift 1 1/2 times my body weight by the end of next year. >> if you've seen michelle malkin in person. she is the tiniest little thing ever. >> not as tiny as you. >> tinier. >> i'll have a little discretion, check out my instagram. don't do common core math. >> use the common core math. >> there you go. >> any high school -- we salute you. >> i'll have to come to new york and do the push-up contest with you, pete. >> that would be good. please come and do that, michelle. >> get in line for the people who defeated me.

this might be my one. thank you. happy new year. >> take care, guys. >> i just got challenged to another thing. >> people like to challenge you. >> never show weakness. >> i did push-ups the other day, weren't you there? it wasn't a contest. i think i did five. it was like i'm good. you could beat me at that. >> adam still beat you. that is not big news. >> i see headlines. nine people are injured after a driver plows into a crowd moments after new year's in tokyo. the suspect drove the minivan trying to kill people. he later claimed it was meant to protest the death penalty. the suspect is under arrest. one victim is in critical condition. the fiance of a colorado mom charged in her murder may have

conspired with someone to kill her. patrick frazee formally charged with killing kelsey berreth. police believe she is dead but haven't found her body. frazee hasn't entered a plea. secretary pompeo landing in brazil today. pompeo signing the president's guest book congratulating the leader on a peaceful transition of power. pompeo will hold talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and with every new year as you know comes new laws. hundreds of new measures going into effect overnight. earlier the center for a free economy told us one piece of legislation really stands out. listen to this. >> blaze pink is now okay for deer hunting in illinois. blaze orange is familiar to

hunters in the country. i'm happy to see blaze pink introduced as well. >> the other changes, 20 states around the nation are raising the minimum wage and california became the first state to mandate female board directors. pete's wish came true. i went to the headlines. the push-up conversation won't end. >> i don't think blaze pink is a real think. >> like that your tie. >> this is light pink. i'll have to judge for myself. >> that was pete keeping his resolution about saying on camera what he was saying when you talked about blaze pink. >> i don't think it's real. it might be. good for them. everyone's desire to hunt. >> imagine being trapped on a chair lift 200 feet in the air. not fun. that's what happened at a ski resort in montana. we'll show you the rescue coming up. >> the indiana pacers putting its younger fans to the test on new year's.

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>> pete: huge crowds packing times square overnight to ring in 2019 with the famous ball drop. >> dean: todd piro joins us live from times square. todd, how is it going out there? >> so many nicknames in 2018. what will 2019 bring? you guys men'sed the ball. it dropped right over my right shoulder about nine hours ago. in that time the cleanup is one of the major stories. check this out. the bulk of the confetti is gone at this point. crews continuing their work. nothing that a power washer won't fix in the coming days. also the story is the weather. my goodness, i don't really need this jacket and i think a lot of people here would attest to the same thing. it was the same last night. all be it a little wetter as the big apple welcomed in 2019.

there it is, nyc celebrating like only it can with the biggest of parties here in times square. hundreds of police officers, bomb-sniffing dogs and security cameras keeping safe the thousands packed like sardines. as for other celebrations, check out dallas. a great fireworks display in the lone star state. las vegas, can't forget about them with its own fireworks display over its iconic vegas strip. seattle getting in on fireworks action lighting up the night sky over the space needle. finally the city of lights, paris ringing in the new year with a gorgeous display of its own. now, one thing you all need to know about new year's day here in the big apple, especially right now. the only people that are walking through are tourists. it's one sense of awesomeness and harmony.

met a great family from alabama and texas. wait, 24 hours from now it will be back to the way it always is. heads down, grumpy as the work week begins in the big apple. >> dean: that's a positive 2019. >> rachel: there is truth to that. >> dean: we all start out with a clean slate in 2019. >> rachel: maybe new yorkers will come back and be friendly like midwesterners. >> pete: no chance. new yorkers will stay mean. midwesterners will stay passive/aggressive. that's just the way it is. californians will be making bad decisions. here is to 2019. we've seen the headlines. some in the media comparing president trump to hitler. a study shows many americans still don't know basic facts about the holocaust. alan dershowitz says the ignorance is appalling and he is right.

>> dean: new york governor andrew cuomo makes a move in the new year pardoning dozens of illegal immigrants including murderers? hey, batter, batter, batter, batter.

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federer and serena williams go head-to-head on the tennis court. they finished playing in australia's mixed doubles match between the u.s. and switzerland. federer and his partner take the win. boxing legend floyd merriweather takes home $9 million for an exhibition fight after showing up an hour late. he knocked his 20-year-old opponent out in just three minutes. $9 million for three minutes. i like that. college football northwestern comes back from 17 points to beat utah in the holiday bowl. cincinnati beating virginia tech in the military bowl and oregon over michigan state 7-6 in the red box bowl. games today are fiesta, rose and sugar bowls. my vikings did not make the playoffs. still not in the playoffs. >> rachel: all right. some of the media have made a daring and dark comparison, comparing president trump to

hitler. he was even accused of following hitler's playbook to divide the country. >> dean: thatth as a new study finds many americans don't know basic facts about the holocaust. 41% of americans and 66% of millennials don't know what auschwitz was. here to react is alan dershowitz. professor, thank you for being here. those numbers are jarring. how do we get there? >> it's remarkable how little history people know and the result is these false analogies all over the place. everybody is compared to hitler. everybody is compared to the holocaust. israel defending itself against gaza rockets. they're nazis. anybody who compares trump or anybody else to hitler essentially is a holocaust denier because what they're saying well, there were no gas chambers, no auschwitz, no plan to kill six million jews.

they minimize it. one million babies and children were killed. people were brought in from the isle of rhodes on boats to auschwitz to kill them. not enough to kill the people in the way, they had to bring them in because the goal was a massive genocide of everybody who had any kind of jewish blood to say that anything that happened since then is comparable to the holocaust and certainly to compare the american political system to anything that happened in the holocaust is outrageous. >> rachel: the american taxpayer invices a lot of money in public education. what is happening? who do you think is to blame for this kind of cultural ignorance, historical ignorance? >> there are all kinds of programs that people are promoting to teach the holocaust in schools. not only to teach the holocaust but to teach the holocaust and other forms of horrible experiences that people had. that should be encouraged. that should be encouraged in schools all over the country.

look, the friends school in new york invited a holocaust denier to come and play his saxophone or whatever he was playing. we see it happening all over. holocaust denial is minimized today and analogies that people draw is the cruelest form of minimization of the holocaust. >> pete: how much impact does this terrible education have on the political debates on the state of israel and israeli/palestinian peace process. if you don't know the past it's hard to make a critical judgment about the current. >> you can disagree with israel or the united states and what they did. the immediate go-to is nazis. the immediate go-to is apartheid or genocide or the

holocaust. and, you know, what it does it not only shows ignorance of the past, it precludes us from being subtle and nuanced. you can criticize israel and other countries are doing without making those kinds of false analogies. the false analogy is so historically inaccurate and so clearly affecting the current debate, and it has to stop. and students have to know what happened only 70 something years ago. >> dean: my son was a 17-year-old senior at the time. once you go and visit the museum and you see the room full of hair or eyeglasses or the shoes or anything like that, it is so clear what took place. i was a history major in college. for my son seeing it that sort of drove it home. what do we need to do?

>> there was one brave palestinian who built a museum of the holocaust in palestinian territory to teach palestinians that there is no comparison between what they are experiencing and what happened in auschwitz and other places. i made a point of taking each of my three children to the death camps and showing them a where our family came from, our whole family aside from my grandfather's branch of the family was killed. we went to the town where they were killed. we saw the story of a 16-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy who were murdered in cold blood. it has an impact and makes you want to prevent anything like that from happening in the future. and it is so important for young people to be exposed to this. >> rachel: you don't have to go to auschwitz. you can watch a documentary and go to the holocaust museum. you need to make an effort. it is not being taught in

school. 9/11 isn't being taught enough in school. they aren't learning about stalin. a lot of things going on in public schools. it is incumbent on parents to take the lead on this. >> parents are the key to a child's education. if it isn't being done in the school it has to be done at home. history is prologue. what happened in the past is prologue to the future. if we really want never again to become a reality we have to teach our students what actually happened and how american democracy, no matter where you stand on the current president, bears no relationship to what happened in germany in the 1930s. >> pete: you wrote the case against impeaching trump. your prediction in 2019 on that front. >> i think there will be some democrats trying to move toward impeachment. unless dramatic new evidence comes out, which i don't see happening, i don't think there will be an impeachment of this president or removal of him. he will end his term. does he get reelected.

that's a political issue. the law shouldn't be abused to use the impeachment mechanism against a person who doesn't qualify under the constitutional criteria. the rule of law has to dominate the rule of politics. >> pete: a voice of clarity. please continue to do so. thank you. >> rachel: president trump is promising to make 2019 another year to remember. take a look. >> president trump: we're going to win all the way and at everything we do. and everything is going to be so beautiful. >> rachel: do you plan to keep winning, too? we'll share your resolutions next. >> pete: imagine being trapped on a chair lift 200 feet in the air. a nightmare to me. that's what happened at a ski resort in montana. >> dean: are you looking to hit the road in style this year? we have the hottest cars of 2019 right here on fox square formally known as the plaza. stay with us. i knew about the tremors.

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our country. we know how the president feels this morning. ending in all caps. enjoy the ride. what do you have to lose? >> rachel: that's what he told the african-americans when he was running. what do you have to lose? >> dean: now they have the lowest unemployment. >> rachel: he has a lot to be proud of. he has some stuff to look forward to. >> pete: maybe that's why elizabeth warren got a beer during her fake instagram. i'm along for the ride. >> rachel: she is so awkward on social media. the president, who is older than her is so comfortable on it. >> dean: he is genuine. >> rachel: we have a poll. 44% of adults are very likely to make a resolution, 56 not likely at all. >> dean: i think people are going the other way now. >> rachel: 13% of you think you want to do more exercising.

12% promising to quit smoking. 10% say their resolution is to lose weight. that's pretty standard. >> dean: that's like 60% saying to lose weight. >> pete: i think 2% of you will succeed. >> rachel: we ask for your comments. >> pete: good luck. i'm with you. >> rachel: your resolution of being optimistic. you failed. >> pete: people statistically 9.2% will succeed in resolutions. >> dean: i wouldn't have given it that big a number. >> rachel: we asked you to send in your resolutions. lori said i'll quit procrastinating. i will wait until tomorrow to start. >> dean: jonathan says to make dean cain superman again. oh, jonathan. >> rachel: that could be mine, too. >> pete: john has this resolution. to start going to bed earlier. do the morning show, you go to sleep as if you are a --

>> rachel: to refuse to practice political correctness. >> dean: very good. >> rachel: that's one that pete can get behind. the president, too. >> pete: 100%. it's the poison of our culture. i believe that. i have an alarm going on in my pocket here. the alarm that talks to gillian. it's my gillian alarm. i never want to forget you. >> good morning. happy new year to you. that alarm. 140 people rescued one at a time after a mechanical issue bring a ski lift to a halt. ski patrol in montana forced to use cables and harnesses. some waiting over two hours for their turn to be evacuated. no one was hurt. new york governor andrew cuomo pardoned 22 immigrants.

turning point us as founder charlie kirk weighed in earlier. >> the trump hating olympics have begun. not serving your citizens but trying to put together a 2020 primary campaign to try to be the most liberal and the most radical. >> among those commuted were four convicted murderers. a white house aide blasting a reporter. i looked into the oval office myself and potus was sitting and working. i'm waiting for you or our ilk to correct the record or call the press team to ask. he was talking to this playboy magazine reporter who said potus tweeted minutes ago claimed he was in the oval office. no marine there. that's another lie. a young athlete leaves his competition in the dust.

watch this. >> that's c.j. in the lead. he has a strong lead. >> he crawled to victory in a new year's eve baby race at an indiana pacers game. nice. got to love it. that's a look at your headlines. let's go outside. >> pete: we've got some of the top cars and trucks of 2019 here on fox square. the car coach and president of the north american carew tilt -- car utility awards. >> these are six of the top nine finalists. we'll call the winner on monday the 14th at 8:00 a.m. at the detroit auto show. >> these are six frontrunners? >> we have two -- >> pete: what is this here?

>> a beautiful genesis g-7 0 comes in a 4 cylinder with manual transmission, big tires. great safety, a long warranty. price point is so reasonable. they are selling the heck out of these cars. >> pete: price point is what? >> 37,900. manual transmission or automatic. top safety. everything is in it. 10 year, 100,000 mile warranty, luxury sedan. >> rachel: black volvo is gorgeous. >> last year this won s.u.v. of the year. the same technology but in a sedan. it comes in a wagon. you're with the gold seat belt and wheels. a hybrid. this is a hard to get. you can get into this vehicle

$35,000. great safety. can't go wrong. all these vehicles have great warranties and safety packages. now getting over to the jaguar. this is an all electric s.u.v. good to see you, dean. this is an all-electric s.u.v. all about performance design technology. these cars are selling like crazy including jaguar full maintenance. if you want to be james bond -- you're superman. if you're james bond. >> dean: i didn't realize it was an s.u.v. and electric. >> it goes 235 miles on a charge. >> dean: yes, it does. >> the next vehicle is all dean. this is a acura rdx, the superman s.u.v. your colors, bright blue with red interior, all superman. the acura rdx.

performance level. you can get this in front wheel or all-wheel drive. all new, acura has really -- every car here is new. this vehicle is their best selling vehicle and they sell these like you wouldn't believe. the number one selling vehicle in the segment. >> pete: superman power. >> this should be your car, dean. >> dean: i'm taking it. >> this one over here is a reasonably priced s.u.v., hyundai kona. it has a unique design. the nice thing about it starts under $20,000. you can get into a vehicle. all the safety is standard. these vehicles are very popular. i have to say if you drove one you wouldn't believe the under $20,000 car. hyundai is selling a lot of these. >> rachel: sounds like a good, affordable deal. can't beat it. there are three trucks in the category. this is one of them.

this is the gmc -- did you check out the tailgate? >> pete: dean, do you drive yourself or do people drive you around? >> dean: i drive myself in a truck. >> check out the crew cab in back. runner boards come out. be careful getting out. this is the first tailgate, it has speakers built into it. the fact is this makes this truck -- it has a towing package. under $30,000. you can get into the short bed vehicle, five different engine choices. you can't go wrong. >> pete: thank you for joining us. >> happy new year. good to see you. >> pete: president trump not

giving up on the wall. what is it going to take for democrats to negotiate a deal to secure our borders? we'll discuss that coming up next. >> rachel: plus vegan, whatever diet you are trying out in the new year we'll introduce you to the veteran-owned business promising to help you achieve your weight loss goals in 2019 after this. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org.

>> rachel: happy new year. welcome back. >> russia has detained a retired u.s. marine that they say was a spy. his brother says he was in moscow with a wedding when the russia security service took him into custody claiming he was caught during an episcopal acknowledge operation. kim jong-un is prepared for a second round of peace talks with president trump. he renewed his commitment to denuclearization in his new year's address but warning the u.s. not to test his patience by pressuring pyongyang with sanctions. pete. >> pete: 2019, no doubt. i had the chance to speak with president trump last night about the fight for the border wall. >> president trump: they can come over right now. they could have come over any time. i spent christmas in the white house. i spent new year's eve now in the white house. and you know, i'm here. i'm ready to go. it is very important. a lot of people are looking to

get their paycheck and so i'm ready to go any time they want. we aren't giving up. we have to have border security. the wall is a big part of border security. the biggest part. >> pete: the biggest part. he said the democrats, much as i suspected have allocated no money for a new wall. so imaginetive. without a wall there can be no real border security and our country must finally have a strong and secure southern border. what's it going to take for democrats to come to the table and actually negotiate a deal? hear to weigh in is former deputy assistant to george w. bush brad blakeman. what will it take for a deal to actually happen? >> it will take good faith negotiation on the part of democrats. the president is sitting in the white house while nancy pelosi is on vacation. and others. just waiting for a call or a visit. and negotiate. the president said $5 billion. they're 1.3. this is a read my lips moment

for the president. remember when george h.w. bush promised read my lips, no new taxes and got slammed for it. the president made a promise to secure or border and he is going to make good on that promise. >> pete: the democrats might say okay, we've come forward with our side, which is funding bills through the house vis-a-vis nancy pelosi that include money for government reopening the partial part that's closed but no border wall money. >> no good. democrats were for border security before they were against it. let's remember in 2006 they passed bipartisan support the secure border act which required a border wall. barack obama senator took to the senate floor and told us how important border security is. now because it's president trump's priority they're against it. they're putting american security at risk. they're politicizing and the president won't let them get away with it. >> pete: for his base this is a read my lips moment. this is the throwdown.

two years of republican control. the wall never fully funded. the last opportunity here. it's an earnest question if donald trump sticks to his guns and democrats stick to theirs and say no border wall funding, how does it play out? >> the good news is the president has already signaled to democrats he isn't stuck on $5 billion and they can be creative in the deal that they come back with. the president is transactional. he is not an ideologue. he wants it done because it's in america's best interest. if you can't make a deal with donald trump, you can't make a deal. donald trump knows this. he won't be had. he won't negotiate against himself. it's up to democrats to come in good faith and if they do, there will be a deal. >> pete: do you think democrats start to look like the obstinate wonder and start to lose the public optics. they were on vacation, not move from zero dollars. at some point they have to realize they look like the problem. >> absolutely. as long as the president sticks

to his principles he will win this. the american people believe that america should have secure borders. any sovereign nation must be able to protect itself and its borders. >> pete: brad blackman your prediction. does this gridlock end? if so, what does it look like? >> i think the gridlock will end and it will end by the president sticking to his principles and a deal will be made. maybe sooner rather than later but you know what? these shutdowns are a stunt anyway, pete. the longest they've ever gone is a month. they're usually settled in a couple of days. maybe the president has to teach them a lesson that shutting down government has consequences. >> pete: near-term pain but people get their pay. thank you very much for joining us. happy new year's. all right. well, on a totally different

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>> rachel: are you enjoying that, pete? happy new year, everybody. you know what we're still reveling in? the fact that you lost a push-up contest in 2018. it was last year but it will never go away. why don't we go ahead and take a look at this. the tape never lies. >> i did push-ups the other day. i think i did five. it was like i'm good. you could beat me at that. >> dean: he could beat kennedy on his back. >> that was impressive. adam still beat you. >> this does not lie. >> pete: it was a confirmed victory. he broke protocol he stopped and rested. >> let's wait and see that. there were multiple. pete, explain yourself to the world.

what has happened? >> pete: 2019 could be a better year for me. i challenge adam to a 2019 push-up contest in december. happy new year, everybody. >> happy 2019 frments --. house democrats will introduce bills to end the partial government shutdown but with no money for the president's wall. welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm molly line. >> new year, same problems. >> the same as they were just before the holidays. >> i'm leland viters. democratic leader nancy pelosi wants to reopen the government with no funding for the wall and offer senate republicans call a non-starter. kevin corke live at the white