>> god bless you all tonight god bless america. ♪ get it started ♪ sunshiny day ♪ pete: it is here, 2020. a new decade. rachel: a new decade. pete: that all happened while you were sleeping and all of us were sleeping. is that the first time you guys saw that? dean: first time we saw the ball for 2020. rachel: we did see the people partying still on the streets this morning. dean: on the walk over man there are stragglers in new

york city. i saw a few. pete: they are just maximizing the start of our year. dean: they have been up the entire year. pete: they are sprinting. dean: a marathon. rachel: how did you celebrate arres last night? dean: hung out with my son and his family. i was third wheeling it and it was good. they wanted me to go away. i went to bed. what about you guys? rachel: i went, i got cuban food, m and ms. llatlactation tea. watching the hangover. making sure my baby gets fed. pete: did i not have any of that. a little bit of champagne. got back from a wedding in

florida. jen and i wit gwenn. here is the video. >> 7:30 at night and because this is the morning show, i'm going to bed soon. i won't see the new year's but will see you in the morning. so we wish you a wonderful 2020 and my jenny on the camera as well. here is a great one. go. go drive your car. pete: she was supposed to drive away on cue. it never happens. dean: temperamental actors they won't do what they are supposed to do. rachel: gets cuter every time. my god she is delicious. pete: very cute. very low key new year's. we want to know what you did for new year's. send us your pictures and resolutions. we haven't talked about that. maybe we will get to it.

friends@foxnews.com we will be airing them all morning long. rachel: more interesting than ours. yours was better than ours. rachel: your video and night with gwen ours was very boring. pete: new year's resolutions coming up later. chaos in baghdad escalates as american troops fire tear gas at protesters outside the u.s. embassy. rachel: hundreds of troops are deploying to iraq as u.s. warns attacks against americans will not be tolerated. dean: benjamin moore live in london with more on the response. >> embassy in baghdad continues to be surrounded by pro-iranian militia. they camped out there overnight there remain dozens there and u.s. marines forced to fire tear gas this morning to disperse them. all of this following those remarkable scenes when the pro-iranian militia men tried to storm the embassy to chants of death to

america. they broke through the outer wall. they set fire to one of the outpost in the compound before finally being repelled. thousands more waited behind them, angry at uss airstrikes against an iranian backed militia that killed an american contractor. u.s. troops were told to fire back if fired upon and u.s. apache helicopter gun ships fired flares from above. soldiers took up defensive positions and fired tear gas. president trump praised the u.s. response. >> i think it's been handled very well. the marines come in. we had some great warriors come in and do a fantastic job. they were there instantaneously. as soon as we heard. this will not be a benghazi. benghazi should never have happened. this will never ever be a benghazi. >> a special crisis response task force of more than 100 marines arrived at the embassy to protect it. deploying immediately from kuwait. another 750 more soldiers are now deploying to the reason another 4,000 could

soon join them. president trump saying iran would be held fully responsible for any lives lost. any damage done and it is they who bear the brunt, a big price he said if anything were to happen. this is not a warning, this is a threat. back to you. pete: absolutely. benjamin thank you very much for the update. going back all morning as things develop. ongoing situation for a second day there iran has had a slow motion takeover of iraq for a very long time. dean: very long time. pete: been killing american troops. consolidate control over the government. consolidate their militias. we kill a bunch of their terrorists where we know where they are in camps. they go at our embassy. they weren't shooting. they were rioting. which is a -- only a slight difference but smart to show restraint so as not to escalate the situation. we have got to be strong against iran you don't want to trigger something bigger when you don't have to. to.rach i do love the clarity. we all thought of benghazi.

i love that the president doesn't dance anything. you get exactly what he is thinking. which is what we are thinking. we don't want another benghazi. we know how hillary handled that she said what difference does it make? we will see 100 marines in there clearly made a difference. the protesters are there. no one has been harmed so far. dean: as it should be. twitter was alive and well. a couple of the tweets that i liked came from a couple friends of mine who are war fighters and friends of mine as well rob o'neill said our guyguys were in trouble, asked the marines boom they are there. sean parnell army ranger tweeted something in support about our marines being there. fantastic, really happy with the response. glad that it sort of tamped down. wonder what it's like there now. i wonder if those crowds are thinned out. if they have done their deal or if it's going to escalate. i can't see it escalating with 100 marines there and a couple of gun ships. pete: it may fizzle. there may be a couple days worth. we will bring it to you. what this is indicative of there is a new sheriff in town. new approach when it comes to iran.

secretary of state mike pompeo spoke yesterday about how the president takes a different approach. listen. >> we came in when the previous administration had provided lots of money. lots of money that was used for that nuclear program. lots of money that had been used for terror all around the world, develop their missile program. trump administration the different view. we put real pressure on the islamic republic of iran and we will continue to do so. you saw the president say we will continue to hold the islamic republic of iran accountable. we will make sure we have the resources to do so. rachel: not trump style but still speaking very clearly about the pallets of cash that obama unmarked bills that we knew would be used to fund terror like this. i kind of liked that he is speaking clearly like that. pete: remember when our sailors were captured in the persian gulf and paraded on iranian propaganda and we begged for them back? that's not happening right now. dean: no. pete: the resolution in iraq is a bad situation there.

there is no real upside. we will see where that goes. there is plenty of still consternation here at home as we go into a new year and see whether or not this so-called impeachment trial will happen in the senate. well representative al green you guys have heard of him. rachel: absolutely. >> dana: tip over. rachel: that's not him. dean: i apologize. pete: more clear and more honest in the house of representatives about why this impeachment started in the first place. here he is yet gotten on msnbc admitting what this is all about. listen. >> well, the genesis of impeachment, to be very candid with you was when the president was running for office and he had members of his own party to talk about his own unfitness to hold office. so the president didn't have the luxury of persons from his party having been on his side as it were throughout

this entire ordeal. dean: there it is. rachel: is he a truth teller. he has been saying since day one. he said the president needed to be impeached because he is unacceptable. and he was saying that this was the case before he was even elected. and then right after he was elected he passed this resolution to impeach. he is telling the truth. the president is right to tweet about this. tells you about his district. it must play well in his district to do this. does not play well across the country. dean: or with the constitution. throw this out. rachel: he didn't get the memo from nancy pelosi that we're supposed to pretend there is a constitutional reason. he said he is not a great guy we should get him out. pete: he was never prayerful from the beginning. dean: wasn't sad. pete: coming after him no matter. what crew of people seeking to run against president obama, they keep rolling and they keep talking and saying things they wish they hadn't said. joe biden is one of them.

now, he was on the campaign trail in new hampshire on monday, asked a question about whether he would be open to a bipartisan ticket, working with a republican. here is what uncle joe had to say. >> our 21-year-old son said the other night i wonder if joe biden would consider choosing a republican as a running mate. >> the answer is i would but i can't think of one now. [laughter] >> oh no, no, no, no, no. no, i'm serious. [applause] >> here is what i mean. let me explain that. there are some really decent republicans that are out there still. here's the problem right now. the well-known ones. they have got to step up. [applause] >> do you know what what i mea? i'm not being a wise guy. but there are a lot of people. rachel: he said there is a lot of decent republicans, i just can't think of one. bernie jumped on this clearly the base doesn't

like it. here's what bernie had to say. >> i will not have a republican as a vice president on my ticket as a vice presidential candidate. i will have somebody who shares my views. i am not aware of too many republicans that do. pete: is he aware of a whole lot of americans who share his views. that's the scary. pete: get to polls that talk about socialism. dean: that is terrifying. pete: bernie is of course i wouldn't work with a republican. joe is working about a decade and a half. rachel: behind. pete: is he living in by gone area where we all got along in the cloak room. john mccain almost picked joe lieberman to be his running mate. it's a different world. dean: unfortunate it's a different world. pete: learning about the electorate as he runs for office. rachel: not the best way to do it. he is wandering his way

through it. pete: mark steyn taught us on monday. dean: we should wander over to jillian. did i it. jillian: happy new year. dean: happy new year. jillian: a story we are following. a sad story. father shot and killed during a traffic stop was a father of two. gunned down attempting to stop a driver in texas. the suspect led police on hours' long chase along state lines. he is charged with capital murder. dickerson an army veteran leaves behind a wife and daughter. he was named sheriff's deputy of the year in 2018 from saving a woman from a burning home. dickerson was the 47th officer killed in 2019. at least seven people have died in just the last day in australia's wildfires. the flames destroying hundreds of homes and forcing thousands to evacuate. this video shows the dangerous flames surrounding a fire truck. the first responders putting

their lives on the line. australian's prime minister refused saying the fireworks showed resiliency. a driver is under arrest after a livestream ago high speed joy ride and chase. watch this. connecticut state police posting the video saying quote sometimes a trooper's accident report just writes itself. the driver was speeding more than 100 miles per hour before the car rolled over. he was wearing a seat belt and wasn't seriously hurt. that is dangerous. texas guys take down at the alamo bowl. the longhorns charging in to 2020 with a victory over utah. [cheers] texas dominating this one 38-10. and today we will see the oregon ducks take on the wisconsin badgers in the rose bowl.

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pete: we are back with a fox news alert. as a second day of protests rage in baghdad. president trump putting iran on notice in a tweet he warns, iran will be held fully responsible for lives lost or damage incurred at any of our facilities. they will pay a very big price. this is not a warning. it is a threat. happy new year. fox news contributor daniel hoffman served in iraq as a former cia station chief. he joins us now to weigh in.

daniel, thank you for being here. happy 2020. your reaction to what happened on the ground and how the president is responding to it. >> iran hab ratcheting attacks on u.s. personnel and installations over the past couple of months. and, looking history has shown if we don't counter iranian attacks against our people and defender ourselves, then we are never going to deter them down the road. the president has been very clear with his policy. and secretary of state mike pompeo earlier last month said the united states would respond with decisive action. and we did. that's really the only way to deal with iran. it's important to make the connection. these are iranian proxy militias carrying out iran's strategic intent in iraq against the united states. pete: daniel are they acting out because their economy is in a free fall? what is the end state that iran wants in doing this? >> that's party of it. iran wants strategically to reduce the united states influence in iraq. also, keep in mind over the past few months, brave iraqis have been protesting.

government of iraq corruption and iranian influence in the country. iran wants to change that narrative and make it appear as if the united states is the enemy of iraq. but the unite that the united ss is the cause that all that economically is wrong with iraq. iran is cognizant that iran is without a prime minister right now and they want to be the king maker. they want to reduce u.s. influence in that discussion. pete: daniel, as we know, we spent countless lives and treasure in iraq. iran is now largely in control of that country is iraq salvageable? is it worth american investment? talk about how average folks should view the situation. >> we have seen since 2003, iran has sought to penetrate iraqi security ministries, particularly ministry of interior. they have embedded the popular mobilization units which are really iraqi proxy militias. essentially into the iraqi government. they hold a lot of influence. now, it's not over yet. the united states, i think, should be doubling down on our diplomacy with the

government of iraq and finding appropriate iraqi leaders. make no mistake the battle for iraq's future carries on and it's certainly a great challenge for us. pete: something iran has a great stake in for sure. daniel hoffman, thank you for your time. appreciate it? >> happy new year. pete: happy new year. up next new year new movies. kevin mccarthy here with the movies you have to see in 2020 like a new james bond? >> name? >> bond. james bond. emely depressing. now, i know how happy i am. there was all the feeling good about myself that i missed and all of the feeling bad about myself that was unnecessary. at aspen dental, we're all about yes. like yes to free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance. yes to flexible hours and payment options. and yes, whenever you're ready to get started, we are too.

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good morning, welcome back. happy new year. new surveillance video shows teenagers wanted in hate

crime attacks. the group throwing a chair at a jewish man in new york city. punching the man before running away. just 30 minutes before that attack. police say the group assaulting another jewish man just two blocks away. the attacks come as we learn the hanukkah stabbing attack suspect was kicked out of the marines. a military official says he started service in 2002 but was thrown out a month later for lying to recruiters. he is charged with federal hate crimes. accused of stabbing five people at a hanukkah party in new york. more than a dozen anti-semitic attacks were reported in new york just last month. dean? dean: new year which we are in already looking forward to new movies. rachel: here to share most anticipated movies in 2020 is fox news contributor kevin mccarthy. pete: good morning, kevin. >> dean, rachel and pete, good morning to you guys. happy new year to all of you. thank you for having me on this morning i appreciate it. pete: first one top gun

maverick. >> i saw over 120 films in 2019. top gun maverick looks absolutely insane. we know tom cruise does a lot of his own stunts. this is opening up june 26th. joseph kosinski districting. tony scott ♪ directing. original filmmaker. he is no longer with us. top gun had to be passed the torch to joseph kosinski who did legacy. tom cruise is back and killmer is back. tom miller and glen powell. the visual of this movie look absolutely insane. at some point in time cruise is taking 8 g's during some of these sequences it looks ridiculously insane. dean: i want to see that as well. looks absolutely fun. next one you have. black widow. >> cinematic universals. if you are a man of these marvel films i have been a

fan the past 11 years. avengers end game top film box office wide. this character black widow natasha scarlet johannsen characters actually died in avengers end game greated a question why would we want to see a prequell to a character who is going to die. history her family, florence pugh is going to be in the film. the action looks incredible from the trailer. i love the synthesizing music they use in the trailer. i was very impressed at also a female director as well. looking forward to see how this film turns out. dean: i'm a little on the fence for that one. no offense. get it? >> i like a good pun. first pun i have heard in the new year so thank you for that. rachel: i'm a big james bond fan i love the old old ones roger moore and sean connery. you think this one is good, too? >> this is amazing. oddly enough you look at

black widow we mentioned that's the 24th film in the marvel cinematic universe. this james bond movie is the 25th james bond film obviously daniel craig. sky fall was my favorite bond movie in a long time director sam mendez who has a movie out right now called 1917. this is a filmmaker who directed and created the show true detective. everything he did on that show i was so impressed by the visual elements of that show that that's why i'm excited about this bond movie. i did not love specter but the trailer for this one when the car is flipping around and shooting. it looks insane. i'm so excited about this one and lashuan that lynch -- pete: can't be fun when it's done right but i hope you are right. dean: one way to beat bond with one of my favorite actresses. i will watch her drink a cup of coffee. pete: here's a quick clip.

pete: wonder woman 1984, kevin. >> yeah. there is a scene in that trailer where the bullets is coming out of the gun it. looks incredible. i can't wait to see this. pat j jenkins directed the first wonder woman a few years back. shot on 35-millimeter film has that grit to it. 1984 great year to take on. stranger things episodes we saw. bringing back old school 80s mall style. we saw character die wonder woman i don't know how is he back in this woman that movie opens up in june, i cannot wait for wonder woman 1984. dean: top number one film of 2020 to go see it is? >> a movie called tenant. watch this.

>> i have watched that trailer 15 times at home. this is christopher nolan. i'm obsessed with this director. this director is one of the few filmmakers who truly really cares about that immersive audience experience. my favorite film of the decade dunkirk and interstellar where is he truly understanding that audiences are smart. he wants to challenge them and tenet we don't know a ton about it. we know washington is in it. international espionage and minutes time. that's my number one. i will probably see it 10 times in theaters. pete: we don't know the plot. dean: don't give it out. rachel: love the director. >> i love the director. yeah. pete: kevin mccarthy thank you very much. >> thank you guys.

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new year's ever. pete: big declaration. tv's todd piro steps away from times square clean up from the big party. what are you looking at? todd: happy new year's guys. hear out of your ear as opposed to hearing somewhere else the sanitation trucks actually continue the cleaning. they rolled into our live shot. cleaning continues. go to cops. massive police presence, cops with long guns, bomb sniffing dogs, barricades all throughout new york city yesterday creation a perimeter that protected times square. but there was a lot more security than what you saw on the street. more than a thousand security cameras combined with footage from police helicopters helped the nypd keep the city and projected million times square revelers safe. drones with thermal imaging strong camera lenses to zero in on anything suspicious. big apple and it's ball drop not the only place with the celebration or a drop.

in idaho a potato the 20-foot spud weighing in at 1200 pounds. go to alabama. a moan pie drop. the world's largest h edible moon pie later carved up and served. chulo laughing at that. marshmallowy treats are made there in bethlehem. can't believe i'm kicking off the new year saying this. bubooty drop. tampa embracing pirate history. treasure trust projected on a building as the clock struck midnight. happy new year, everybody. yes on national tv i just said booty drop. dean: only in tampa. pirate. rachel: what's a moon pie? dean: i do know what a peep is. rachel: tell us what's in a

moon pie. pete: we do have the google machine. it's more fun when they email us. someone who knows a lot about moon pies is right now firing up friends at foxnews.com. cc rachel campos-duffy. dean: speaking of moon pies. pete: it works in some way. dean: headline that caught our eye a parent posted a listing for a nanny for an 18-year-old daughter in college. says that she has a driver who can pick up the groceries and drive her around. but someone to ensure she eats well and lives without the stress of laundry, cleaning, as her study schedule is very intense. this applicant does not need to be a gourmet chef, someone who simply can ensure my daughter eats three healthy meals a day and the fridge is always full of healthy snacks, juice, et cetera. rachel: this is insane. listen, here's my thing.

good parenting matters. clearly there is a problem here. this woman needs to let go. dean: helicopter parenting to a whole other level. rachel: one thing help you prevent this is having a lot of kids. you just can't care that much. pete: that's true. rachel: my husband is one of 11 came into the house knowing how to do the laundry. change a tire prepare a simple meal. my daughter the oldest of 9 is in college she knows how to do her laundry and do her stuff. pete: this student lived in canada and went to the u.k. put that picture back up. you have a sophomore in college. rachel: sophomore. pete: dean has a freshman in college. ever though a thought. >> there is chair. maybe someone should do his laundry for him and cook for him he should use a nanny? dean: not a chance. this gave me a great idea. i could use a thane. me personally. someone to do my laundry.

that's a lot of work. pete: apply at friends@foxnews.com. if you would like to be dean cain's nanny and personal assistant. rachel: there will be no shortage of people. jillian: i googled moon pie. the google tells me two pieces of like gram cracker cookie that have marshmallow in between coated with chocolate. rachel: that sounds great. jillian: sounds amazing to me. like a s'mores pie. jillian: we should get some and try it. this is a parent's worse nightmare and this one was all caught on camera as 10-year-old gray lynn runs up to utah home as two men try luring him into a vehicle as he walked home from basketball practice. see the boy looking. tries to get into his house. realizes the door is locked.

realizepicks up rocks to throw t the car. >> mom, go away. that is he eventually ran to a neighbor's house for safety. the police have not found the attempted cirpts. incredible rescue caught on camera. four people saved after crashing into a jetty in fort lauderdale, florida. one person thrown from the boat and landed on rocks. saved the people on board. everyone is expected to be okay. look at that. of ththe crash isunder investig. >> we are going to protect our families. we are going to protect our children and we are going to protect the industry. they are going to be checked. we want to make it -- people have died from this. they have died in vaping. jillian: the "wall street journal" reports the fda

plans to ban all eflavored cigarettes except for men they will and tobacco to curb teen vaping. >> look at this. >> the holy father slapping the aaway the woman's hand. you can see as he headed to the center of paint peter's square. the pope yelling at her to let him go. afterward the pope was visibly upset. he apologized in his homily this morning for what he called, quote, a poor example. he didn't specifically mention the incident with the woman though and we don't know why she was grabbing him or what she was trying to say. rachel: that's a south pole pope. that was crabby pope. pete: long day a lot of hands and a lot of touching. rachel: she might have been trying to kiss his ring and he didn't get it. pete: i looked up moon pies

said he has lost all respect for me. often coupled with rc coalla. not like a pie. an individual cookie that you eat. jill gizelle i still vote we get some. pete: apparently we are out of touch and we will get some. joe biden has an idea for all those coal miners that he wants to put out of work. >> anybody that can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program for god's sake. pete: he is still wondering. senior vice president of west virginia coal association and he is furious. not surprised. ♪ ♪ everybody wants to rule the and wondering if that was the last time world from my family, that loves me and needs me, without a fight. when i came to cancer treatment centers of america,

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good morning and welcome back quick royal headlines, prince william offering up millions of dollars to people who help solve the climate crisis. the prize will go to five

people each year starting in 2021. the name refers to the 1960 moon shot era when countries raced to land a man on the moon. his brother and sister-in-law share a never before seen photo of heir son archy. you can see him bungled up with dad with what's believed to be a lake in canada. prince harry and duchess meghan posting the family photo as part of the highlight reel of top moments of 2019. that is cute. pete: that's great. they can keep the royals though. hillary clinton promised to put coal miners out of business in 2016. today former vice president joe biden has a different message for them learn to code. ask me during the end of our administration joe is going to determine what the jobs of the future are anybody that can go down 300 to 3,000 feet in a mine sure in hell can learn how it program. anybody who can throw coal into a furnace can learn how it program for god's sake. >> next guest has nearly 40

years in the coal mining. he is selling miners short. he joins us now. chris, so, the vice president certainly selling coal miners short. how do you react to that? >> well, it's more of the same. it's just inconceivable how someone, particularly in his position could advocate putting tens of thousands of working americans out of work. but it comes as no surprise. former vice president biden has repeatedly demonstrated his disdain for mining and for our coal miners. pete: chris, it's so condescending. i guess he is trying to give a compliment. but anybody can throw coal into a furnace. of course then they can also learn to code. but to your point. this is not something he is saying accidentally. he said it much before. watch.

>> would there be any place for coal miners, include coal and fracking in a biden administration? no. >> no one is going to build another coal burner. no one is building a new one. >> as president, would you be willing to sacrifice some of that growth even knowing potential there could displace hundreds of thousands of blue collar workers in the interest of transitioning to that greener economy? >> the answer is yes. pete: he is inconsistent here. >> he has. he started in july and again he has repeated that in september and last week and again this week it's just so unfortunate. but, it doesn't come as any surprise. former vice president biden served alongside of president obama and along with secretary clinton and i think their views on coal and fossil fuels generally are pretty well established.

pete: where are they coming from, chris? is this just an obsession with this green future where everyone is coding and eating kale? what's the mindset that says these good paying jobs that fuel our country, that we continue to require need to go? and the government is going to somehow train all these people for new jobs that don't currently exist. >> hey, listen, these coal miners, absolutely love what they do. and they recognize the importance and value. it's a very honorable profession. our miners are very highly skilled at what they do. they do it with pride and sophistications technologically advanced. vice president biden is correct in that regard. again it's so unfortunate that someone in his position would advocate putting tens of thousands of hard-working americans out of work. it's just inconceivable to us. dean: chris, thank you for your opinion.

not a great way to get voters in west virginia. thank you so much. >> thank you. happy new year. pete: still ahead. how do millennials feel about communism or climate change based on our other topic. here's a hint. bernie sanders would be proud. the shocking numbers coming up next. dean: not sure what to do with all of that leftover new year's champagne? cook with it. the recipes you have to try. ♪ ♪ ♪ [google assistant] yes, snow is expected on saturday. nice! good job. download the booking.com app, book by january 5th and get a free google nest mini on booking.com

rachel: welcome back. what do you do after the leftover champagne? we are cooking breakfast with it. dean: why would you have leftover champagne. here with bubbly recipes

ashton keefe. why would have you leftover champagne. >> i don't know. i'm not hanging out with you. dean: what do we have here? >> we have breakfast and then we have an appetizer if you are having people over during the day and then we have dinner. champagne left at that point? who knows. rachel: throw it into the batter. dean: called bubbly pancakes? >> milk and baking powder. buttermilk for a little bit of tang. a little bit of baking powder, baking soda. sugar. rachel: how much champagne. >> quarter cup. and then an egg. pancake batter. give a mix. a little littl bit of greek yogurt. pete: does it make them fluffier. >> it does. and then we are using an

prosecco. rachel: has a little tang. >> $18 bottle. a little bit of sweetness to it. adds more sugar to your battle as well. very good. dean: now we are looking at a little bre brie. eat cheese all day. another way to use leftover champagne. sparkling wine. actually take a little bit of this, sparkling wine and pop it right on top of the brie which sounds very odd. this is a great way to use leftover. rachel: you are just now putting the champagne on it? >> putting the sparkling wine on top of it. this is the type of sparkling wine that you can drink all day. great for all day party. and you layer a little bit of herbs on top and rosemary. you bake it. dean: you bake. >> it put a little garlic. dean: you can eat that too.

>> fair with a bunch of meat and cheese and people can come over whenever they want and nibble on it so it's great. park is great to eat on new year's day good luck. i pair this with a $30 bottle. more like a dinner time bottle. nice and creamy. aged three years goes with new year's eve dinner on new year's day. pete: drink it with the pork. >> be ashton keefe.com. rachel: great ideas. keep the party going. pete: party should never stop. 2020. ashton, thank you. >> thank you, guys. pete: nancy pelosi still holding those articles of impeachment. what happens next? the well, this morning the president has some new fighting words for her. plus you have got tammy bruce, joey jones, rachel campos-duffy and dean cain. ♪ me and my gang ♪ on that train ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ pete: 20 to. rachel: welcome back 2020. pete: roaring 20's the seconds time. rachel: it is. we did that great segment. dean: i wanted it to be. pete: why shouldn't it be. rachel: doesn't mean we will end up having a depression. we can do the right thing. don't dean really happy to be here. pete: that's the first time we saw the ball drop as well. if you are up watching us right now you weren't up at midnight. dean: or you haven't gone to bed yet. pete: peeps out in

california might just be wrapping up the night right now because it's 4:00 a.m. rachel: there were people still wrapping up the night as we walked to work here. dean: popular. rachel: people were hungry. dean: what did you do last night? send us pictures. pete: friends@foxnews.com. we would love. rachel: we will show you our pictures. we showed them early we will show them again. dean: so boring. pete: our job is to produce interesting television not put up boring photographs. thanks for being here a huge year. we have been talking about 2020 for a long time. here it is. buckle up it will be a big one. other news comes up as it has this morning as well. fox news alert. chaos escalates at the u.s. embassy in baghdad. rachel: hundreds of troops are deploying to iraq to

combat the crowds of protesters. protesters. dean: attacks against americans will not be tolerated. benjamin? >> good morning, pete, dean and rachel. the situation on the ground there is still very tense. pro-iranian militia men have still surrounded parts of the embassy. they carpsd out there last night and u.s. military firing tear gas at them to try to disperse them. those scenes that we saw yesterday were quite remarkable. pro-iranian militia men chanting death to america as they tried to storm into the embassy. they broke through some of the outer walls. set fire to the outpost before finally being repelled. their anger in response to u.s. airstrikes last week against an iranian backed militia that killed an american contractor. well, last night secretary pompeo again addressed this growing iranian threat. >> we came in when the previous administration provided lots of money used for nuclear program. lots of money used for terror. all around the world. develop their missile

program. trump administration taken a very different view. we put real pressure on the islamic republic of iran and we will continue to do so. >> that decisive action was seen yesterday. troops were told to fire back if fired upon and u.s. apache gun ships fired flares from above. soldiers took out defensive positions and fired tear gas. first sign of danger a rapid response task force of more than 100 marines arrived at the embassy. deploying immediately from kuwait. at least 750 more soldiers are now deploying to the region. another 4,000 could soon join them. these iranian-backed militia. they number around 80,000, are formerly part of the iraqi army. they have been for about two years it. is a real reminder of the influence that iran has in iraq both on its army and its government. back to you. pete: benjamin, thank you very much. is he absolutely right. the huge amount of influence of iran inside iraq with their proxy forces that have gained more and more power and more and more control over the years, first violently in killing american troops. then in to inserting

themselves into the government taking over certain industries. we now have this morning first look inside the embassy. photographs. look at that this is the reception room just inside the main gate of the embassy in iraq. we heard it was lit ablaze yesterday. protesters again trying to get in there today you look at the devastation. seeking to protest. rachel: that's what they said. the "new york times" called them mourners. they're protesters. they are iran-backed. and you wonder how iran has the resources to do this. well, guess what? we sort of helped give them those resources when pallets of unmarked bills were sent over to iran by the obama administration. but all of us when we saw these images thought, of course, of benghazi and the president saying hey, we are not going to have another benghazi. and he immediately sent troops over. talked about some tweets that some of your friends. dean: yeah.

really happy to seat marines there. that's what the marines do. they were sent in this time unlike benghazi. earlier pete was talking to dan hoffman. former cia officer and he was based in baghdad for a while. and here is what dan had to say. >> iran wants strategically to reduce the united states' influence in iraq. also keep in mind over the past few months brave iraqis have been protesting. government of iraq and iran influence in the country. iran wants to change that narrative and make it appear as if the united states is the enemy of iraq. but the united states is the cause of all that economically is wrong with iraq. iran is also cognizant that iran is without a prime minister right now. and they want to be the king maker. they want to reduce u.s. influence in that discussion. pete: we put a maximum pressure campaign on iran no. more iran deals pallets of crash say lores surrendering in the persian gulf. you are north going to get nukes. we will put pressure on you. we will respond if you hit us.

at the same time, iran halls increasing influence inside iraq. a lot of people i know i was on a long text chain with a bunch of guys i served with in iraq yesterday. just a great deal of frustration that, you know, this iraqi government that you thought was of the iraqis, for the iraqis with the purple finger. it's totally been taken over by iran. iran wants to use iraq as a platform to attack america. if iraqi forces won't even defend our embassy and work with us. they did maybe a little bit eventually. then what's the whole exercise been about to begin with how involved should we really be? obviously we have to respond forcefully and in a measured way against iran. because that's what's important here is iran. but as it pertains to the future of iraq. this is not -- rachel: what does it say about the maximum pressure campaign? is it working when we see that kind of stuff? pete: yeah. iran is acting out. rachel: this is how they react to maximum pressure? >> they are finding a valve in iraq a loose spot to

exert their influence. later on it could be israel. but israel is so potent. it could be other assets of ours around the globe spark a bigger response. they also then can use propaganda inside tehran. inside there to say hey, america is still the bad guy. it's not our regime under pressure. rachel: they are under pressure. protesters are bigger against the iranian government now than they were green revolution. pete: we supported this time around when we didn't against president obama. rachel: are we doing that? i guess we are. dean: we are. the president is doing a nice job on that. the president calls pelosi overrated down in mar-a-lago. rachel: he doesn't mince words. >> the impeachment thing is a hoax. it's a big fat hoax. we had, i guess e 196-0 with the republicans. we had three democrats come over. one actually joined our party as you know. we did nothing wrong. what the democrats did in the house was a disgrace. what they did, how unfair it was.

we didn't get lawyers. we didn't have witnesses. we didn't do anything. and still, we're got 100% of the republican votes and nancy pelosi should be ashamed of herself. she is a highly overrated person. i know her well. highly overrated. rachel: i have think he also said meryl streep was overrated at one point. now he said nancy pelosi. the impeachment is not working out the way that they expected. i think she is holding on to these articles of impeachment not sending them over because i think she is worried. i think there may be poll testing. they are seeing it's not working as well as they thought. pete: the whole time they thought the evidence would present itself. in their mind president trump is so corrupt. something will come up. and now he is come out clean as a whistle on all of these things. and not a single republican defection. and maybe she is thinking if i sit here something else will come up or it will just fade away. either way she doesn't look like the foe face at this indicated pro-that everyone

in washington thinks she is. rachel: put up all of the people saying how smart she was and how she is outmaneuvering trump and here we see that thee kind of looks like. pete: i also we could play a clip of her talking because she can't even talk. no one wants to talk about that. i get it. senator roy blunt a republican from missouri, he is in the senate. he was asked about whether this trial will actually happen and how the timeline works out with the state of the union that's on february 4th. here's what he had to say. >> my guess is we will be done with this by the time that the president comes. i think we should have had enough time for both the house to fairly present its view of why the president should be impeached and for the president to have a chance for his lawyers to explain why he shouldn't be. and then we will have that vote and move on. pete: next couple days will be inconsequential.

does she need to send it. can mitch hold the trial anyway. rachel: chuck schumer says he wants witnesses. be careful what they wish for. if there are witnesses and they end up going that route, guess who else is going to be a witness. hunter biden, joe biden. the anonymous. pete: so-called leaker whistleblower. dean: good title. pete: we have a couple of socialists running at the front of the democrat ranks. rachel: more than a couple. pete: you are right. may not call themselves that victims of communism memorial foundation. they ran a poll through ugov and asked millennials whether or not they approved of communism. look at this, over 1/3 of millennials up from 2018 now approve. not just sort of understand what it is approve of communism. dean? dean: that's because they

don't understand what it is. they have no such failure of our educational system that they would think that communism is a good way to govern. responsible for more deaths than just about any -- it's insane. study chairman mao. china, it's an absolute disaster. the fact that these young folks don't know that it's a blight on our educational system. rachel: they have been indoctrinated. here is what gary says about it. he says it's nice that they have opinions about communism now because once you are living in it, you don't get to have an opinion about it anymore. such a great comment. we will talk later about this. we blame the education system which is fair, dean, but i think parents have a lot to do with this you are the first teachers, if you north talking about your kids about socialism or capitalism. somebody else is chances they are they are marxists.

pete: 36% approve of communism. same poll. 70% say they are likely to vote for a socialist. rachel: absolutely. pete: 24-39. this is what the liberals have known for a long time. if they can take over education system. if parents could get complacent. if conservatives and free market capitalists get ashamed of the word capitalism and stop explaining and showing even though we are living, again. we talked about the roaring 20's. we are living the results of free market economics and what happens when you open things up. and you have -- you know, true economic liberty. we're not explaining, we are not telling that story to our kids. and they are going in to universities and actually much younger really susceptible to some of the lies. that's what that is. pete: then they go into the ballot box. one of my favorite abraham lincoln's quote the philosophy of one is the

philosophy of the next. we see in elementary schools not talking about supply and demand. jillian is not a fan of communism though. jillian: good morning. okay. we do have a fox news alert, guys. take you to a live look at hong kong new year's eve protests taking place on the streets right now. armed police officer standing guard as pro-democracy activists light fires and march through the city. take a look at this. police tackling a man to the ground before taking him into custody. the protesters are demanding government and police reform. again, this is happening now. we will keep you updated. , this hundreds of tips pour in about two missing kids in idaho. so far police haven't made any progress in the investigation. they believe joshua lori and chad daybell lied to witnesses telling them tylee died more than a year ago. they left the state and are refusing to cooperate with

police. former nissan chief carlos goshen goes to extreme lengths to escape japan. the auto tycoon was smuggled out of the country in an instrumment case. a paramilitary group posed as musicians in an elaborate escape plan. he went to lebanon to quote escape injustice in japan. is he facing financial misconduct charges in the country and being held on $14 million bail. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. pete: i want to make it clear i asked you if you were a communist and you didn't answer. jillian: yes. no. doesn't that go without saying. pete: have you ever been a member of the communist party? jillian: no. rachel: not in your generation it doesn't go without saying. jillian: i'm barely a millennial. i'm 37 years old. all right? pete: thank you, jillian. jillian: favorite transition ever. pete: joe biden said considered a favorite.

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pete: we're back with a fox news alert. a second day of protest rage in baghdad. u.s. troops firing iran

backed hezbollah militants attack u.s. embassy. retired marine served as marine security supervisor. he joins us now to weigh in. daniel, thanks for being here. so you have seen some of the footage of what's going on there. call them mourners or rioters or protesters. but they didn't show up to embassy to be friends with the u.s. what do you make of the response of the guards there and our government generally? >> good morning, pete. pete: good morning. >> happy new year. based on the footage that i have seen and what's been reported, you know, it goes to show the fantastic job that our marine security guards are doing by the fact they have not had to use lethal ordnance, lethal weapons or force against these protesters. they have used nonlethal munitions, tear gas, and the protesters have not made it past the initial gate that they tried to push through. so, with that in mind, you

are looking at some of the finest trained marines that are out there guarding our embassies and diplomatic missions abroad the augmentation unit have studied every part of that compound before they got there if somebody thinks they are going to climb over that wall and get into that compound, i shutter to think what's going to happen. pete: how do you make that call whether lethal munitions are used, if you are fired upon? is it a certain how far they have advanced inside? because you still see the propaganda value for hezbollah, for iran, of standing inside our compound with their flag and saying we made it inside. how do you decide from nonlethal to lethal and what's too much of a black eye for the united states? >> well, the marine security guards and any force that is going to be operating on our compound will fall under the guidance of the chief admission or the ambassador. in the absence of the

ambassador it will be the deputy chief admission. when they make a decision, based on the advice that they receive from commanders on the ground, whether they be marines or members of the regional security office team, they will then make that decision to authorize lethal force at which point then marines or whoever is there as a security personnel will then act accordingly. and, if need be, they will use that they have what's known as the escalation of force, a force continuum and they will work their way up to that final step, which is exercising deadly force. pete: thankfully they have not as of yet had to do it. daniel downs, thank you for your service to our country and insight on securing our compounds. >> thank you for your service. happy new year. pete: sick new trend anti-semitic attacks on the rise. the latest caught on camera. how can we put an end to this? our next guest has a simple idea. how about some education? we will bring it to you.

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jillian: happy new year to you and welcome back. time for news by the numbers. first, more than 11,000. that's how many low level marijuana convictions just got thrown out in illinois. governor announcing pardons one day before legalized pot. more than 63 million people could see bigger checks as soon as this month. finally 100 years. that's how long it's been since the u.s. birth rate has been this low. america's population grew by half a percent from 2018 to 2019. the slowest growth since world war i. rachel? rachel: thank you, jillian. no one can say i'm not doing my part on that one. [laughter] all right. turning now to a disturbing

rise of attacks targeting jewish people in new york. nypd releasing this video asking for help identifying the suspect who punched and threw a chair at a 23-year-old jewish man last tuesday. this same group wanted for attacking another jewish man that same day punching him in the back of the head. reports revealed in the wake of that brutal stabbing at a hanukkah party inside a rabbi's home on saturday. so the question is what needs to be done to combat this violence? here with us is elizabeth pitco spokeswoman for justice she joins me now. happy new year. >> happy new year. rachel: what do you think needs to be done? what is the answer to this trend? >> action. people need to take action and number two share what's happening. people don't understand the severity of the situation. i have gotten messages in the last few days telling me to keep my mouth shut and not share what's been going on. people think jewish americans specifically are privileged and don't realize as they are saying this jews

are literally being stabbed in their own homes. rachel: we need to show this footage. when you say take action what do you mean by that. >> over hanukkah a just was targeted on the street outside for being a jewish person. which should not happen here. this is an emergency. if we don't take action we are going to lose more and more lives every single day. rachel: you talk about education that education is the key. how do you see that playing out? >> i think people don't realize that anti-semitism is still an issue. you realize it's not only around but it's getting worse. i get messages every single day for from people on college campuses. even younger, middle school, high school students telling me they are not only peers but prefers are targeting them for being jewish and pro-israel. if people don't know that's happening. they probably aren't going to stop. rachel: talk a little bit about the college campus. you say that's where a lot of it has fomented. we see even the leaders in congress now who have exhibited some of these anti-semitic attitudes, have said anti-semitic things

product of university system. what do you think we can do specifically at the university? >> my good friend actually he is at columbia university and he filed the first complaint since president trump's executive order and they are investigating columbia university now. people need to take action and show others around the country that they should do the same so we can move forward and have a change. rachel: absolutely. take action and your friend is probably setting a good example of thousand can be done. thank you so much. very important issue. we have been following it here on fox news hoping other media outlets will do the same. thank you, elizabeth. >> thank you. rachel: happy new year. >> happy new year. rachel: we have had one of the greatest decades in human history. so why is the left trying to tell you that the sky is falling? tammy bruce, one of my favs is on deck. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm going up ♪ i couldn't get much higher

>> our 21-year-old son said the other night i wonder if joe biden would consider choosing a republican as a running mate. >> the answer is i would but i can't think of one now. [laughter] >> no, no, no, no. no. listen. no, i'm serious. here's what i mean. let me explain that there are some really decent republicans that are out there, still. but here's the problem right now. the well-known ones. they have got to step up. >> yes. [applause] >> do you know what i mean? i'm not being a wise guy. but, a lot of people. rachel: welcome back. that was joe biden on monday. and here with us to comment to give us a little more insight on that is tammy bruce, a fox news contributing host and also the host on fox nation "get tammy bruce" and the president of independent women's voice. >> independent women's voice

the trouble making arm of that establishment. pete: you being a trouble maker? >> happy new year by the way. dean: happy new year. pete: happy new year. love having you here. you heard joe biden. >> yes. pete: bernie has a different take. get your reaction. >> i will not have a republican as a vice president on my ticket as a vice presidential candidate. i will have somebody who shares my views. i'm not aware of too many republicans who do. pete: who is being honest? >> i think bernie is being honest. to some degree. because he is soaks stream on the left. but i think what biden's comment reminds us of is that really the parties in washington are the same. of course he could consider a republican. that's been the fraud for the last several generations. is that american people we see it and we have seen with donald trump the different that policy makes when it comes to things that you really believe in within the conservative framework joe

biden moved so far to compete and adapt with what's going on with that base thinks really it's possible that he could hook up with a republican. of course he could that's been the issue in the swamp for so long for too long. the american people have finally seen it. thank goodness, trump has been applied. this is the issue of policy. why we see liberal cities. not just declining but destroying themselves. because policy matters. and there is a difference between liberalism and conservatism korverism free's people and free's the nature of what we are able to accomplish in our lives. you can't have a genuine conservative working with someone like joe biden and bernie sanders is free to say it because he knows he won't be the nominee. rachel: you say that. >> absolutely. the democratic party won't allow it. because of course they are going to fix this like they did the last one. it will be a disaster. the party has collapsed like their cities have collapsed.

bernie sanders can be honest. he knows that there is no -- so far to the left he knows he doesn't have to harm his brand to say that to pander to people. rachel: you say parties matter. 8 years under obama to prove it works and very lackluster. >> you are very diplomatic. rachel: now we are living in the greatest time. the greatest decade. this is extraordinary growth. we are calling it the roaring 20's over here on the couch. >> look. you don't have abou hear about . it's not exciting it. doesn't move the left's narrative. the media doesn't cover it. when you look at the decrease in poverty worldwide by double digits when it comes to how people are living their lives. we are actually doing better when it comes to conservation around around the room and what we consume, et cetera. it's about the environment is doing better. the economies are doing better. poverty is less. i mean, we have got a lot of work to do.

we always will. this nation has set the tone for knowing that our efforts have to be always to become better people and a better nation. but the only way you can do that is when the people are in charge. we have got the freedom to make those choices. so we are leading the way in that regard as well. the world is a freer place. more women and girls are being educated. again, more work to do. but you don't hear it because it doesn't fit the leftist narrative that riderrequiresdrama, victimhood,o have you be convinced that government will save you. we are in a very good place and i think part of our job and part of, you know, with the internet and communication is to make sure more people realize how well we're doing here in america and then our success translates to a better life around the world as well. pete: people quite complacent and think it just happens that way. >> especially when there is no education. you have a generation now in america that thinks oh this is natural.

no it's not. it's based in policy and leadership. and i think that, you know, this is the thing we have got to keep hitting home. rachel: had a great stat it. said basicfully our lifetime. 60% of people were affected by extreme poverty. that's down to 10%. >> that's extraordinary. rachel: extraordinary. >> it is enormous. it's also in america we are always doing -- even in bad times we have the optimism that things can get better. these are numbers affecting the world, right? europe, africa. where that -- those kinds of numbers change everything. it's like a new world. and this is in part due to, of course, people becoming more free around the world as well because of american influence. dean: you talk about it's a new world. let's jump over to the u.k. where academics are set to launch a virus software for online hate speech in time for the 2020 election. how is that going to work? >> isn't that convenient.

won't take ads when you have president trump come up and want to go over legacy media. this is being billed as something that is going to make the tech companies even better. it's going to be an algorithm, you see. and you are going to be able to opt in if you want to see the hate speech. but this is even more dangerous than what anyone else is suggesting because what it does is it codifies this notion that an algorithm or other people are going to be able to decide what's dangerous to hear, that is the training that they want to put people. pete: of course who controls the algorithm. dean: this it is. >> gets you used to the idea that they said hate speech as damaging as physical violence. this is to condition people to accept the fact that if you -- they say it could even be subtle or humor that these will be the things for which you will be arrested. dean: terrifying. >> this gets you conditioned into this idea that this is normal. it is not. it must be fought it. should never be allowed. i have a feeling our country

maybe now under boris johnson the u.k. now will also fight it. it is a very dangerous thing. rachel: if you haven't read 1984 in a while you should probably pick that up. catch her show. get tammy bruce on fox nation. thank you, tammy. >> happy 2020. we have a lot of work to do. pete: roaring 20's. you know who is going to work halder this year probably harder than anybody else jillian mele. jillian: good morning to you. let you caught up on this story we are following. the man accused of the stabbing in the hanukkah attack kicked out of the marines for lying to recruiters. he was thrown out a month later. is he charged with federal hate crimes accused of stabbing five people at hanukkah party in new york. doctors say one of the victims may never regain consciousness. he remains in critical condition. real estate had you heir robert durst admits he wrote the letter that led police to the body of his best friend. the revelation coming out during a hearing in l.a.

the note directed police to a quote cadaver in susan burman's home. prosecutors say durst killed her execution style. durst was confronted about the note during a filming of a documentary. it misspelled beverly hills the exact same way in 1999. durst has pleaded not guilty to the murder. a 10-year-old boy hides under groceries to illegally cross the border into spain. police say a couple pushed the boy in a cart as they walked from morocco. they believe the boy is from palestine and his mother paid to smuggle him into europe where she is living. how about this? an adorable grandpa pulled out all the stops so he can chauffeur his 10 grand kids to school every single day. take a look. >> what is it? >> it's a bus. >> check out your bus, guys. [laughter] rachel: look at that all 10 kids absolutely stunned when they see the grandfather express. the oregon man wanted a busso could make more

special memories with his family and be able to spend time with them every day. isn't that cute? >> that's adorable. rachel: i might need that bus. jillian: you might actually. dean: regular every day for you. thanks, jillian. pete: new year, new controversial law. starting today criminals will receive a get out of jail free card in new york. rachel: will this liberal policy end up wreaking havoc on communities. new york assemblyman thinks so. he will join us next ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ there's a revolution coming coming ♪ and this one is always on facetime. and my oldest is learning to be a pilot. we need a reliable network because i need to know he's safe. 'cause as soon as he lands, he knows he better call mama. mama! (laughter) (vo) the network more people rely on, gives you more. like plans your family can mix and match

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deep dean with the new year comes new laws. one of the most controversial comes today with the new york bail. pete: he eliminates cash bail for most nonviolent crimes.

the old system punishes the poor while critics fear it will put criminals back on the street. dean: next guest says this is one of the liberal policies wreaking havoc all over the state. pete: joining us now is kirin lawler. we talked about this law in the context of the recent anti-semitic attacks. folks getting locked up and let go right away in anticipation of this policy. this apply to that and so much more in this policy starting today. >> 90% of crimes the judge starting today is k. no longer set bail. some of those include homicides, vehicular homicide. manslaughter two. criminally negligent homicide it. doesn't apply violent crimes. if my book if there is a corpse something violent happened. you will get appearance ticket and a judge said okay we caught you. we are releasing you. hope you will come back in a couple of days to stand trial for your crimes. pete: that's the whomg thing bail is supposed to be -- you have something to lose if you don't show up. it's an incentive to show up

to your court case. this gets rid of that does it not? >> it does. i get the point because you are poor and you can't make bail you shouldn't go to jail. there is a very simple way to deal with that the judge should have discretion to say hey, if you are a threat to your community, then i'm going to hold you because you can't make bail. if it's just a financial thing, okay, a minor crime, we release you. if you are affecting the community, the judge, we pay judges $200,000 in this state they should have the discretion to say this guy is going to put somebody in danger back in his or her neighborhood we should be able to put them away. that's what new jersey has. we don't have that. pete: if someone reports a crime or sees something, as a result someone else is arrested. the person arrested gets back out on the street retribution. witness tampering. i mean, this has a ripple effect. >> it does this. bill also included discovery reform. now you have to -- if you are a prosecutor, you have to handle the names of any witnesses and any evidence within 15 days. so if you called 11 and say hey i just saw a crime.

your name and phone number goes immediately to the defense attorney. in some cases the defense attorney and his client will be able to go to the scene of the crime. so let's say there is some kind of sexual assault in your house, they are going to get to go back and take measurements and walk around your house and really intimidated you and in a way revictimize you. it's not thought out. it was ran through in the middle of a night as part of a budget bill. we are deciding how we are going to spend money and tax in new york state and slide this mask bail reform. bring in district attorneys and law enforcement to see what they think. rerammed it through because it was at the top of the liberal wish list and we had one party control starting last january. and they got this through and it's going to be a disaster. we start on january 8th, 2020 legislative session. put a pause on this at minimum and at best we should repeal it. pete: supporters say you can't jail your way out of the problems you have in society with criminals. i mean, what's the counter argument? they say hey, we need this? we have got too many people in prison? how do you answer that

charge? >> there is 1,000 families, good communities and things like that. i disagree with that premise. 25 years ago people thought new york city was ungovernable. crime waive and crack epidemic. rudy giuliani as a mayor series of good police chiefs started the broken windows policy. they said we are going to arrest the turnstile jumper. arrest the person who commits a minor crime. because we arrest them. we just found a gun and prevented some kind of a violent crime. deal with small things, actually dealing with the big things long-term. we are going in the opposite direction and we are going to go back. pete: deterring it when you stop the small stuff. when you let the small stuff go you are encouraging. kieran thank you so much. >> my pleasure. pete: new year, new you. that's what we try to do. turns out you can pass on the green juice. if jedediah were here, her head would be spinning. the health trends you should try and the ones you should skip in 2020. jedediah, i hope you are

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pediatrician. what should would he be trying in 2020 and what should we skip. >> in 2020 if i look at my crystal ball what i see are trends towards mindfulness and sustainability. we will hear more and more about lifestyle medicine and healthy. we basically acknowledge the power of food to transform our health and affect positive ways to prevent a range of diseases from depression, parkison's, heart disease. so, the powerful trend right now, it's the healthy. how do we achieve that eating? rachel: you say fiber. >> prebiotic food. prebiotic foods are the ones that feed our healthy bacteria. and they are reaching fibers

they are the kale, the leek and art chokes. rachel: okay. >> pro-biotic foods with the one with the o bring your bacteria, the sauerkraut the kiefer. dean: i love sauerkraut. rachel: you say two teaspoons a day. pete: mom made this stuff i didn't bring a fork. rachel: that's a total. dean: totally fine. rachel: do you know who did that your senator from minnesota. dean: hello. rachel: one thing we see a lot of really trendy is all these green juices you say that's probably not the best way to eat your vegetables or drink your vegetables? >> the issue with the green juice it concentrates all the carbohydrates called sugar and removes the fiber. concentrate are pesticides

and sugar. vitamin c gets destroyed while being processed. rachel: i see this all time the coupl kumbacha. rachel: expensive. pete: told it has all the pro-biotic prebiotic. >> down trend for kumbucha it's just fermented tea. have some sauerkraut instead and save the $5. dean: coconut. >> no nutrition no. proteins, no fat, just some fructose. rachel: drinking sugar water. rachel: you should just have water; is that right? >> water is perfect. just eat your fruits and vegetables. we are going to return to basics. pete: water, fruits, vegetable and sauerkraut. >> red meat as long as organic and grass fed

source. pete: doctor, thank you so much for helping. >> my pleasure. pete: great stuff. coming up, political predictions for 2020. just had health predictions. now we are ready to go. what's up on the political side? will president trump still be calling this house his home next year november of 2020? ♪ ♪ with advil liqui-gels, you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain?

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a big year. who better to share it with than -- [inaudible]ray and with -- rachel: and with jlo. pete: i bet you have met jlo. dean: i have. she's a beautiful person. big surprise. [laughter] she's beautiful in person. rachel: she's not just beautiful, she's reversing the clock. she looks better now, if it's possible, than she even did 10, 20 years ago. dean: i think she looked good then too. rachel: she gets better. pete: so does dean cain too. dean: bless you. e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com, what are your new year's resolutions?

two years out yet. dean: it is january 1st, 2020, it's time to figure it out. pete: great to have you guys. great to have you. we start with some big news. fox news alert, american troops deploy as chaos escalates at the u.s. embassy in baghdad. dean: take a look at this picture showing the reception area pleatly destroyed. you can -- completely destroyed. rachel: benjamin hollis live in london as president trump warns that attacks against americans will not be tolerated. >> reporter: good morning. we are still monitoring the situation at the u.s. embassy at the moment. dozens of those pro-iranian militiamen are burning american

flags, they set fire to another burning just this morning and had to be dispersed by tear gas. last night much more violent, these militiamen storming the embassy, shouting death to america, breaking through the outer walls, setting fire to an outpost before being repelled. their anger was against airstrikes against an iranian-backed militia which had killed an american contractor. an apache helicopter fired flares from above. president trump has raised the u.s. response. >> i think it's been handled very well. the marines came in, we had some great warriors come in and do a fantastic job. they were there instantaneously, as soon as we heard. this will not be a benghazi. benghazi should never have happened. this will never, ever be a benghazi. >> reporter: a special crisis response task force with more than 100 marines arrived at the embassy, deploying immediately from neighboring kuwait.

at least 750 more soldiers are now deployed to the region, another 4,000 could soon join them. and the scene outside the embassy, militia leaders are now part of the iraqi army, part of these formal pmus, and it's a clear sign of the division, growing division in that country. back to you. dean dean benjamin, thank you very much. pete: as it moves along, it both gets more simple and more complicated in iraq. a lot of these units that the iraqi government used to fight against isis were actually iranian militias. and so is because, of course, the sunni isis is an enemy of iran, now they've been formally absorbed into the security forces of iraq which means iraq security forces are effectively iranian militia. and those militias are attacking our troops that are there. we respond, they go to our embassy. without guns this time because they wanted to create an incident. thankfully, our guards were

restrained and didn't shoot anybody to play into iran's hands. but iraq has a huge iran problem as we've had, as we have had there for a long time as well. rachel: it's so funny, i just think about the american people going this is why we want to get out of these areas. it is complicated and, you know, when i saw the images, the first thing i thought about was benghazi. and sure enough, the president, you know, says what he thinks, came right out and said we're not going to have another benghazi, and we didn't, it looks like, because we got a hundred marines in there right away. dean: spoke to dan hoffman earlier this morning, and here's what he had to say. >> we've seen, since 2003, iran has sought to penetrate iraqi security ministries, particularly ministry of interior. they've embedded these popular mobilization units which are really iraqi proxy militias, essentially, into the iraqi government. they hold a lot of influence. now, it's not over yet. the united states, i think, should be doubling down on our

diplomacy with the government of iraq and finding appropriate iraqi leaders with whom to work. but make no mistake, the battle for iraq's future carries on and is certainly a great challenge for us. pete: i respect daniel hoffman a great deal, i just feel like there are a lot of people who feel like we should be doubling down on anything. we've been there that long. you know, the purple finger of democracy, you've invested in the opportunity for so many people, yet -- and there are legitimate iraqis saying, hey, i want the future that was there before, but iran has stolen it from me. you could help those people. and, of course, you have got the kurds. but one of the guys i served with in iraq yesterday, glad to see all our hard work, blood, sweat and tears taking root in iraq. there's just, as you step back especially with our energy independence now -- rachel: right. pete: -- that we have, do we really need to be invested in the middle east? rachel: i think that's a good

question. we still have folks in afghanistan. another place that doesn't seem to end is the politics here in the united states. it goes on the democrat candidates fighting it out and vice president biden saying, hey, look, i might actually pick a republican. i'd consider it. here he is at a town hall. >> our 21-year-old son said the other night i wonder if joe biden would consider choosing a republican as a running mate. >> the answer is i would, but i can't think of one now. [laughter] no, no, no, no, no, no. look -- [applause] no, i'm serious. no, here's what i mean. there are some really decent republicans that are out there still. but here's the problem right now of the well known ones, they've got to step up. [applause] you know what i mean? and i'm not being a wise guy.

but a lot of people -- dean: joe biden not being a wise guy, not being awise wise guy, but there's a lot of them. of course, bernie sanders, he feltal little bit differently about having a republican running mate. >> i will not have a republican as a vice president on my ticket as a vice presidential candidate. i will have somebody who shares my views. i am not aware of too many republicans who do. pete: you know, sleepy joe biden doesn't show energy very much, but when he does, it's defending the idea of a republican running mate -- [laughter] he's worked really hard to try to prove he's a lefty, joe biden. now he wants to rewind 20 years to some fantastical, wonderful, magical bipartisan time in washington, d.c., and he decides he'd like to -- he would be willing to pick a republican but can't name one. rachel: well, and actually if you heard the second part, he said i'd pick one if he was

somebody who could criticize or, you know, president trump. so that leads to mitt romney. [laughter] dean: there it is. rachel: good luck with that. pete: mitt loves the spotlight so much, he'd probably take it. rachel: he probably would, but he wouldn't bring a lot of republicans. pete: tammy bruce had clarity, listen. >> joe biden, who has moved so far to the left to compete and adapt to what's going on with that base, thinks really that it's possible he could hook one a republican. of course he could. that's been the issue in the swamp for so long and for too long. and the american people have finally seen it. policy matters, and there is a difference between liberalism and conservativism. you can't have a genuine conservative working with someone like joe biden, and bernie sanders is free to say because he knows he won't be the nominee. dean: and speaking of joe biden, joe biden on monday said

something that west virginians might not like so much. he said that the coal minors should learn to code, because coal's going to be a dinosaur. rachel: he wants to end it. dean dean here's what he had to say. >> they asked me toward the end of our administration, joe's going to determine what the jobs of the future are. anybody who can go down 300-3,000 feet in the mine sure in hell can learn how to program as well. anybody who can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program, for god sake. rachel: i think this is his deplorable moment, this is is so patronizing, the idea that they're just throwing coal into a furnace like we're living in oliver twist times, you know? this is a highly technical industry now, you know? it's not the way he's describing it. and by the way, you know, i don't want to be a soldier in the army, i don't want to work in a coal mine, but some people do want to do these jobs. and for him to say everyone should program, how absolute --

and that's the only respectable job there is? completely patronizing -- dean: so condescending. anybody could shovel coal into a furnace, but most of them want to be coding instead. also if you tell someone to learn to code on twitter, you're already banned, you'll get banned. [laughter] we had chris hamilton, senior vice president of the west virginia coal association, and he blasted the vice president for these very words. >> it comes as no surprise, the former vice president biden has repeatedly demonstrated his disdain for mining and for our coal miners. it's a very honorable profession. our miners are very highly skilled at what they do. they do it with great pride and fiction craigs. it's just so unfortunate that someone in his position would advocate putting, you know, tens of thousands of hard working americans out of work. it's just inconceivable to us.

pete: so you're running for office to expand government-run health care, but then you put so much faith in government that you're going to determine what the jobs of the future are going to be while putting good jobs and industries out of work right now that provide the energy renaissance that we need to beat back, to not rely on the middle east, to beat back china. rachel: right. pete: the whole thing is so fantastical and tied to some futuristic thinking that trusts government -- rachel: it's, actually, i don't think it's futuristic, it's regressive. in communist countries or even some socialist countries, you take this test that determines what you're going to do in the future because you can't go to the university if you don't pass a certain level. i think it's totally regressive. he doesn't just want to end coal, he also wants to i throw executives who work for fossil fuels in jail. maybe board members for fossil fuel companies, i don't know. dean dean that's why it's so great to have a big, strong central government. pete: nailing it right now.

gillian, how you doing? >> good morning, how are you? >> happy 2020 everyone. >> we begin with this, a sheriff's deputy hot and killed during a traffic stop was a father of two. chris dickerson was gunned down early tuesday morning attempting to stop a driver in texas. the suspect led police on an hours-long chase across state lines. he's charged with capital murder. dickerson, an army veteran, leaves behind a wife and two daughters. he spent eight years on the force and was named sheriff's deputy of the year in 2018 for saving a woman from a oning home. he was -- from a burning home. at least seven people have died in just the last day in australia's wildfires. the flames destroying hundreds of homes and forcing thousands to evacuate. take a look at this video showing the dangerous flames surrounding a fire truck. first responders putting their lives on the line. critics petitioned to stop the country's new year's fireworks show amid the crisis, but

australia's prime minister refused saying the fireworks showed resiliency. and then this is this story, a driver is under arrest after live streaming a high-speed joyride and crash. watch this. brownldz. [background sounds] >> connecticut state police posting the video saying, quote: sometimes a trooper's accident report just writes itself. the driver was speeding more than 100 miles per hour before the car rolled over. he was wearing a seat belt and wasn't seriously hurt. one of the most iconic new year's celebrations in the world happening right here in new york city. [cheers and applause] >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -- [cheers and applause] >> the times square ball drop marking the start of 20 on the east coast, but the first baby born on u.s. soil this year made its grand entrance about 15 hours earlier. born just 42 seconds after

midnight in guam. his middle name is irish gaelic for little champion. the nurses did a new york countdown as mom was giving birth. rachel: wow. pete: tough to beat that one. [laughter] dean: you got a leg up. pete: this is a countdown going on while you're giving birth. rachel: there's a lot of pressure on that birth. finish. [laughter] dean dean 42 seconds. might not be so hard. rachel: you actually went through labor on the show. dean: yeah, you did. pete: for 15 is minutes. [laughter] all right. hundreds of american troops deploying to iraq as chaos escalates at the u.s. embassy, but will the deployment help defuse the demonstrations? rachel: and she grabbed the pope and wouldn't let go, and he was not happy about it. this morning he's apologizing.

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pete: we are back with a fox news ale, a second day of protests rage in baghdad. u.s. troops firing tear gas at iran-backed hezbollah militants.

dean: retired u.s. marine bomb tech joey jones is here to weigh in. joey, how are you this morning, sir? >> good morning. happy new year, guys. dean: happy new year. so we've got the marines, we called for the marines over there at the embassy. what do you think about this whole situation? >> yeah. i think the protests in general and what happened yesterday really highlights the difference in opinion right now on what we're going to do in the region, but in iraq especially. people like myself have slow candidated for leaving -- advocated a contingent of troops in the country to gather intelligence, but if you don't have a functioning embassy, that's not something that's an option. it's no longer on the table. if you can't have a functioning and secure embassy in the safest place in iraq, then just a few hundred of anybody isn't going to be a strategy we can enact, and it really makes the administration go back to the drawing table and say if we don't have a partner in iraq, then do we need to worry about a future al-qaeda, do we need tens of thousands of troops, and

it really sparks this debate about how many troops are in the region and why. kind of adds new life to it, unfortunately, in 2020. pete: joey, speaking of that conversation, i mean, our generation has been there. we've invested for decades. does it, should something like this make us revisit the entire exercise? hey, guys, it's just not something we can ultimately or should affect iran effectively controls the government there, they're storming our embassy, is it -- you know, we don't have to rely on oil, let's just cut ties? >> well, just think about what you just said. should with we reevaluate our involvement in iraq on january 1st, 2020. this is 20 years later, pete. i deployed late in 2007, and and so -- to iraq. and so that is the question, and that is what i love about the trump doctrine which is you take everything from economic policy to foreign trade, you apply pressure to your partners to be a part of this and help put pressure on iran. and even this week we've seen that there are complexities to

that. we're looking at russia and china and saying is this going to become even a proxy war with them in iran. we have to be safe here at home, and i do believe some of our contingents in places like iraq have helped make that happen. obviously, i'm not in the white house, but i think it's been a part of it, for sure. rachel: joey, one more question for you here. "the new york times" had this tweet out, it said hundreds of iraqi mourners tried to storm the united states embassy in baghdad shouting down, down usa in response to deadly american airstrikes this year that killed 25 fighters. what do you think about the neww york times" calling those protesters mourners? >> it's just sad. it's no surprise that the media wants to paint people that would kill us, take my leg ares, take my friends as somehow victims of an oppressive american expansion, and that's the narrative we've dealt with for two decades now. that's what we're looking at there. it's absolutely asinine and, quite honestly, very disrespectful to the hundred

heroes that kept americans safe. pete: absolutely right. well said. happy new year. >> go, dogs. pete: knew that was coming. more "fox & friends" on the other side of this break. ♪ beautiful dreamer ♪ wake unto me ♪ beautiful dreamer awake unto me ♪ there's a booking for every resolution. book yours, at booking.com

♪ ♪ rachel: this morning we're kicking off a big year, the year of the general election are. pete: here with his 2020 predictions is political analyst ron meyer. ron, good morning. thanks for being here. >> happy new year. pete: you've got three big ones that we will start with. the first pertains to usmca. talk to me. >> yes, i think it's going to pass in the next three months. i think the deal that nancy pelosi, the president and the white house struck is a good one. pelosi's got to pass something to make it look like the house

is doing manager, and obviously, president wants to pass it because it's going to continue to be good for the economy. i don't think the china trade deal is going to pass this year, however. i just don't think that the hill has any confidence that china would live up to their side of the bargain, and with hong kong continuing to flare up, i think that one might not happen. dean: all right, your next one x this is a biggie, you say that joe biden, how's that going to -- >> yeah, he's cooked. finish so the dnc made two big changes. they got rid of the power from super delegates and got rid of winner take all primary contests meaning that the states allocate the proportions of votes rather than giving the winner all of them. the thing with joe biden is that in the states that he's winning, he's only winning by a maul margin. and if you look at elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, they're right behind him in most of these states or beating him in the first two. so when you add up the two socialist candidates versus the

one moderate candidate, they overtake him. and so as these delegates amass, you're going to see basically the left wing of the party's going to have more delegates at the end of the day. so when bernie sanders or elizabeth warren drops out, those delegates will consolidate behind one candidate that's not joe biden. pete: you say he's cooked. that's your prediction. >> i think he's got a greater than 50% chance of not being the nominee. and i think that's, obviously, good for president trump. rachel: that leads us to your third prediction which you predict president trump's going to win. >> yeah. i do believe president trump's going to win. and like i said, this isn't about desire, this is just about if you look at the statistical trends plus the facts on the ground right now as they stand. the economy's doing well, if you look at the swing statements in wisconsin and michigan, pennsylvania, ohio, the economy's doing well there. plus if joe biden is not the nominee e and it's either elizabeth warn or bernie sanders, those folks are not polling there well either.

trump is beating them in a lot of these swing state polls. and so if it's not joe biden, which i said is definitely not going to be the case, you have to be a few candidates in warren and sanders who want to fundamentally transform the economy. the economy which is doing historically well for every demographic including the most historically disadvantaged in the country's history are now doing better than they ever have, so to have a candidate that says let's chuck out the economy, start fresh, you know, get rid of everything that's going on that's working right now and replace it with our own ideas, i'm not sure that's what the folks in the midwest and in these swing statements are going to want right now. pete: ron meyer, we're going to hold you to account -- [laughter] you'll be back when they happen or when they don't. >> happy new year, have a great one. rachel: happy new year. pete: all right. new year, new criminal record. pot convictions are going up in smoke today in one state. we'll tell you where, that's coming up. dean: and did you have a little

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♪ ♪ rachel: and with that, it is officially 2020. pete: more than a million people packing into times square for what the nypd called the safest enough year's celebration -- new year's celebration ever. dean: todd pyro is steps away from times square. how's it looking? >> reporter: a new year, the same nickname. [laughter] happy new year to all of you. the nypd secures a perimeter like no other.

last night, of course, no other. hundreds of cops strewn throughout the city, long guns, barricades and dump trucks filled with sand, but there was a lot more security than what you saw on the streets. more than a thousand security cams combined with footage from police helicopters helped them keep the city and the projected million times square revelers safe. there were also drones equipped with thermal imaging to zero in on anything suspicious. and, of course, the big apple and its ball drop not the only place with a celebration. in idaho a potato drop, saw that right there, 20-foot spud weighing in at 1200 pounds. to alabama, the world's largest edible moon pie, a lot of controversy, people didn't know what a moon pie was. here's what it is, two round graham cracker cookies with marshmallow in the center dipped in a flavors coating. let's go to pennsylvania, the treats are made right there in

bethlehem, pennsylvania. and here we go, gotta say it again, a booty drop in florida, but it was of the swashbuckling kind. tampa embrace its pirate history, a treasure chest projected on a building lowered at the clock strikes midnight. crowd behind me, they're excited, and if they've learned one thing so far in 2020, what's the phrase? >> [inaudible] >> booty drop. there it is. please don't make me say that for the other 366 days or 65 days. dean: booty drop in florida. rachel: absolutely. [laughter] i don't know what that means, but i like it. all right. we asked you to bring, to e-mail your photos in to friends@foxnews.com, and by the way, you have them coming in, and here is one from sherry and bob in kentucky. they got married on new year's eve in 1963, and last night they celebrated their 56th anniversary. dean: congratulations.

that's fantastic. here's one from kathy, her very tired baby ringing in the new year. i know just how he feels. pete: that's what we all looked like. [laughter] and this one from proud grandparents who celebrated a noon year's eve party toasting 2020 with sparkling juice and balloons. not a bad idea. all my kids said i'm going to stay up til midnight -- dean: not even close. rachel: keep e-mailing us your pictures at friends@foxnews.com, and we've got you, gillian. you didn't send your picture in. >> reporter: i was dead asleep. i didn't hear fire works or anything. dean: hike that little baby with the had on. >> that's what i looked like. good morning. happy new year. we begin with this story, armed robbers attack american tourists outside a luxury hotel. stop what you're doing and take a look at this, and you can see the group arriving at the ritz carlton hotel in santiago,

chile, when three people snatched the man's backpack and watch. the suspects then take off on a motorcycle. officials say they followed the group from the airport. no arrests have been made. well, it's a parent's worst nightmare, and this was caught on camera. 10-year-old grayden runs up to his utah home after two men tried luring him into a car as he walked home from basketball practice. the boy, realizing his family's front door is locked, is yelling for his mom as he throws rocks at the kidnappers' car. [background sounds] yeah, that is scary. eventually running to his neighbors' house for safety. police have not found the attempted kidnappers. the pope apologizes for this awkward moment on new year's eve. watch this.

[inaudible conversations] >> the holy father slapping away the woman's hand as he centered to the center of st. peter's square, yelling at her to let him go. afterwards, the pope was advise write upset -- visibly. he apologized for what he called, quote, a poor example. well, today's the start of a new year, but is it the start of a new decade? that's the debate that's lighting up social media. some argue the new decade won't start until next year since there was no year o a.d., the new millenium began on january 1st, 2001. what do you think? those are your headlines. i hear the rest of the gang, i think they went outside with hangover cures, guys? pete: hangovers that we don't have today. dean: we, the people, like to

party. hangover game plan to help you bounce back. rachel: all right. joining us now is chef and nutritionist diane hendricks. what have you got for us? >> okay. we're starting with beverages. you know, if you imbibe too much, you need to rehydrate. so we've got electrolytes like ginger beer which is nonalcoholic, ginger tea, pepper mint tea, water, of course. and we have a peanut butter banana smoothie. hydrate, electrolytes. you want protein-rich foods that contain the amino as did that are work on your liver. blood sugar, bring it back up and then nutrient-dense, you know, like oranges and tomatoes and -- dean: why does everybody want fried food? >> they want it, but it doesn't -- dean: your body's misleading you. pete: it really doesn't make. >> hair of the dog. you can do either virgin bloody

marry's, actually known to be the drink of choice after a happeningover. dean: i hear they're very good. >> we've got some tomato juice, you want to pour some worcester worcester -- >> which one? dean: gotta have spice. rachel: what is this? >> that's celery seed is. i use that instead of celery stalks because you don't need the extra or salt. and horse rad dish, and we just kind of shake it up and we just -- that's it. dean: i'm going to have a hangover, but i'm not going to have one today. >> then some of the dishes over here which kind of shows you -- rachel: that mac and cheese looks good. >> it is perfect. people like pasta. jihlian said is yesterday french price. you don't is your pen with you? [laughter] frittatas, that kind of has everything in it. there's potatoes, eggs, and

that's replenishing everything. this is chicken soup. dean: good for everything. >> and, you know, some potatoes and ginger -- rachel: i love crystallized ginger. [inaudible conversations] i love it. >> and leftover candy canes because your stomach, pepper mint, use them. and pancakes. rachel: another favorite breakfast of mine, that's what i get when i get room service at the hotel -- >> it's perfect because it's fast and it's a good source of protein, so it's a really good way to make you feel better. you can't cure a hangover, but you can alleviate9 the symptoms, you know? dean: i'm going to have a hangover, but it's not going to be today. [laughter] rachel: you know what? you can take the guy out of minnesota -- [laughter] i like that you don't like ginger. [laughter] dean: street cred. >> nuts and here's salt.

you want sodium. pete: what is that? >> i brought you vodka. dean: thank you very much. that's important. very important. rachel: thank you, diane. pete: appreciate it. all right. up next, how do millennials feel about communism? here's a hint. bernie sanders, who famously honeymooned in the soviet union, would be proud. dean: honeymoon in the soviet union. ♪ ♪ you always want to be able to deliver relief for your patients. get them out of pain, get them out of pain fast. we have a new product out there: sensodyne rapid relief. if you use it on monday, by thursday, you'll be enjoying that chocolate ice cream again. they can start it, and 3 days later, i know that they're going to have the results they were looking for. ♪

♪ ♪ >> good morning and welcome back. some quick headlines now. recreational marijuana on sale in illinois today. dispensaries opening statewide one day after governor j.b. pritzker threw out more than 11,000 low-level pot offenses. officials statement 316,000 -- 116,000 marijuana convictions

are eligible for pardons under the state's new law. and this guy probably won't see his charges dropped anytime soon, but at least the he's smiling, right? the alabama man asked the deputies who arrested him to pose for a picture. he's facing several charges for heroin and meth possession and a stolen motorcycle. interesting. dean? [laughter] dean: why would you go to me for that? well, a shocking trend is emerging among young americans. rachel: that's right. the new survey that shows 36% of my remember y'alls now approve of communism, up 8% from 2018. pete: whoa. so where did this support come from? here to explain is radio talk show host tony capps, good morning. do your best to explain a stat like that. >> oh, it's very simple. when you have a media apparatus who proudly supports candidates and others who talk about this kind of thing, it's no wonder the people think that it's kind of normal. when you have a representative ocasio-cortez bringing forth the

green new deal, which is a very child-like policy, when you have bernie sanders yelling and screaming about how he's going to take care of people but never talking about how he's going to pay for it although he does admit to raising your taxes, these are people who aren't paying so much in taxes. they haven't even thought through conversations of actual fairness. but remember, this was a poll. this is the same country where 7% of americans think that chocolate milk comes from brown cows. [laughter] so i'm not so sure i'm going to buy in that this one poll should absolutely taint an entire group of people. rachel: yeah. but you bring up a good point about aoc. she is a product of our university system. one of the things that you suggested to combat some of this indoctrination that's happening at that level of education is possibly sending kids -- i love this idea -- on spring break to caracas, to havana, let them see what it's really like. >> oh, i don't even think -- i think we could set up a whole capitalistic enterprise here to

offer communism for a week and let everybody live under communism for one week to understand what it's all about. garry kasparov, the chess champion, said it very well. it's so nice to see these kids have an opinion about socialism, because once they live under it, they have no opinion. we'll set up an area. you can wait on the bread lines and not have a vote on things that impact finish. rachel: like a communism camp? a communism summer campsome. >> oh, of course, communism camp. oh, absolutely. and bernie and representative ocasio-cortez could be the camp counselors. oh, and there'll be songs until, of course, you sing the wrong song and you go to jail. it's just a dream come true. pete: communism always ends up with camps anyway. [laughter] the other stat inside that, because communism is the worst manifestation, socialism usually the gateway drug to it, 70% of

millennials say they're likely to vote for a socialist. that number's really high. >> well, it's what happens when you have, again, that media apparatus if others in the political class who try and make it seem cool. listen, if you're wearing a che guevara shirt, you're not cool, you're celebrating a murder, and people don't know that. that is our education system. what is it that we've actually done? what is it that we're actually teaching? communism has no value. socialism has no value. communism has never inspired anything except for a prayer for a quick and painless death, and the people who think that it's cool or have some kind of appeal or the worst lie of all, you know, those other people, that lenin, that stalin, they did it wrong, we're going to do it right. you can't do it right. president trump said at the united nations the problem that it's not been implemented poorly, it's been implementedded

faithfully. and those are the problems. pete: thank you for spending time with us, we always love having you. see you a bunch in 2020. >> brilliant. rachel: he brings up such great points. at the university of wisconsin-madison, the number one book that they all have to read is the communist manifesto. and i just think that we're, we're paying for that. these are tax dollars that are funding universities like this. they want diversity of everything except for intellectual diversity. dean: in the same poll, 50% of millennials believe the declaration of independence better guarantees freedom than the communist manifesto. rachel: all right. till ahead, it's a blast from the past. take a look. >> tubular. >> it's, like, totally tubular. [laughter] rachel: lame words from the '80 and '90s may sound funny now, but what about past decades? dean: we're going to send pete

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street to see which phrases you want to leave behind. pete: it's been a big decade, also our vernacular has changed, our vocabulary expanded. finish we don't know what the roaring 2020s, what these new words will be, but we got a few from the 2010s, guys, i'm going to ask you about. phrases that it's debatable whether we should keep them or leave them as we move into a new decade. let's take this one in particular. when i do contests against ed henry on the weekends, right, and i beat him, i'll turn to him and say, sorry, not sorry. sorry, not sorry. do you think sorry/not sorry is a phrase we should keep in the 2010s or bring into the 2020s? >> oh, i think we need to keep that one. with all the political correctness, i think we need to keep that one. pete: a way to be dismissive of someone. >> absolutely. pete: make him feel bad. >> i think i'm going to stay with it too for the political views. pete: all right. sorry/not sorry, you get to keep it. if you want to keep it, you keep

the paddle. all right. the second one is on flick. does anyone know what that means? young people? >> i mean, if you look really good and you can say i look on flick. >> on fire. should we keep it since no one knew what it was? >> definitely keep it. pete: the young people say keep it, and you get to keep the song. we've got two signs. on fleek. steve doocy, you guys know steve, he's an adult. i look at him and say this is a guy who's got it figured out. now, i don't always have it figured out, but when i pull it all together, i say, hey, i'm adulting. i'm finally adulting. i'm doing adult things. the millennials do it a lot, so should we keep adulting in 2020? >> agree. keep it. pete: disagreement here. >> don't keep it. pete: don't keep it.

>> no. pete: by a raise of hands, who thinks we should keep adult anything 20? no, it's gone. see ya. [laughter] adulting is dead and on the ground, and we're going to stomp on it too. it's officially gone. that's fire, the kids say that's a lot like, oh -- my boy, is in your daughter? what's your name? >> jenna. yeah. [laughter] pete: what does it mean to you in. >> like, that's sick, that's, like -- pete: epic? awesome? [laughter] >> yeah. pete: i think whether we like it or not, that will be with us. all right, we've got two others. the struggle is real and woke. i'll help you guys all, let's get rid of woke, and the struggle won't be that real after january 2, 2020. more fox and friends on the other side. thank you, guys. ♪ ♪ able partner. we keep companies ready for what's next.

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