spy on him. what they did to donald trump is unconscionable. we don't play the game that way. let's count every legal count and remedy every illegal ballot. >> have to go to the big show. "fox & friends" stayses right now, matt. thank you. ♪ will: good morning. welcome to "fox & friends," coast to coast. this great country, the red, white, blue, we get up together. say good morning to our friends at home. pete hegseth. jedediah bila. pete: good morning will. i did a lot of yard work yesterday. did something happen? i didn't watch a whole lot of tv i don't know if i missed

something. jed, maybe you can inform me. jedediah: pete i have a hard time believing you didn't catch the news. the yard work sounds good. i need to do some of that. maybe i need to catch up on that today. we have a new president-elect. a new vice president elect. expectations and news with respect to the trump administration and legal challenges that persist. we'll bring that to you in the next four hours. joe biden addressing the nation the first time after becoming the president-elect. will: his running mate, kamala harris, the worse woman and woman of color to become the vice president-elect. pete: president trump is not conceding. their campaign is pushing forward to count legal votes inn several states. griff jenkins live in wilmington, delaware, with the latest. good morning, sir. reporter: good morning guys.

pete if you weren't watching the news, you must have been wanting to know what the car horn honking, it was loud up and down the east coast. certainly in the parking lot, a celebration, 400 cars here when joe biden became the president-elect t was interestingly 48 days, 48 years to the day he was elected to the senate on november 7th, 1972. biden calling for unity. addressing the crowd saying it is time to heal the nation. watch. >> i'm a proud democrat. but i will govern as an american president. i will work as hard for those who didn't vote for me as those who did. let this grim era of demonization in america begin to end here and now.

reporter: biden's victory sparked spontaneous celebrations in cities across the country, history making election the first black woman to win the vice-presidency hit home for kamala harris. >> while i mate be the first woman in this office i will not be the last because every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. reporter: biden become the president-elect after fox news's decision desk put pennsylvania and nevada in the biden column. bringing the electoral column, 290-214. ballots are still counted in three states. north carolina and alaska president trump leads. trump supporters turned out in protest, many where the president is contesting the results. trump campaign has active lawsuits in arizona and in

evidence. the suits in michigan have been dismissed. president didn't come to any cameras. he tweeted okay servers were not allowed in counting rooms. i won the election. i got 71 million votes. observers. millions of mail-in ballots sent to people that never asked for them. that tweet was flagged as twitter has done to many of president trump's tweets. now a final note, from john roberts our own john roberts reporting that according to two sources in the administration, he has spoken to, if indeed the president's legal challenges do not show a clear path to victory, the president will agree to a peaceful transfer of power despite what the reports you're hearing about it will see for the legal challenges go. pete, will, jed? will: griff, thank you so much. as you heard from griff joe biden gave an address to the nation last night. it's a by the rich if we're here to tell the truth to describe

the last four years of one of demonization not without looking at your own campaign, looking yourself in the mirror. every single one of us for that matter. as americans what kind of rhetoric have we participated in. still as griff mentioned, joe biden took to the stage last night, he promised to be a president for everyone. he recognizes so far over 70 million people voted for his opponent president donald trump, but joe biden promised to try to unify this country. listen. >> for all those of you who voted for president trump, i understand the disappointment tonight. i have lost a couple times myself. but now let's give each other a chance. [cheering] it's time to put away the harsh rhetoric, lower the temperature, see each other again, listen to each other again and to make progress, we have to stop treating our opponents as our enemies. they are not our enemies.

they are americans. they are americans. will: all right. guys i admit it i didn't do yard work all yesterday. i did watch his speech yesterday. first of all a important caveat. media companies don't choose presidents, electors do. this legal challenge is ongoing. the president has said he will persist and we should make sure every legal vote is counting and see where that leads. at the same time i did watch the speech. it was a great production. the fireworks, the drones in the in air at the end, it was something to see. too bad it is fictional. i, they talk about the desire for unity. it is almost one of fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. this is the same group of people called trump supporters racist, every nasty word in the book. never considered him legitimate. russia hoax and impeachment in

spite of campaign. there are no red states, blue states, just the united states states, where have i heard that before? i heard that. a lot of people hear this message of unity, well maybe you can save it. we'll have to play this out with the election and then we're going to have to see if it were to be a president-elect biden, we're going to have to see what kind of agenda he pursues. matt schlapp was on before our show. it is not republicans who turned around used the force of government against our political opponents. that was done to donald trump. it is a little rich to think unity will be received genuinely from 70 million people who voted for donald trump. jedediah: yeah, you know, i thought there were two very good speeches. as always with any speech you say actions speak louder than words. yet you have to wait and see. you have to wait and see if the actual message of unity portrayed last night will

translate into action. joe biden will have a lot of pressure from members of the media, people in the hard left, who don't necessarily want to see the compromise. he talked about a man it today, when he spoke about it, he said this is a mandate to cooperate. i think that is largely true. there is lot of frustration from the american people when it came to stimulus, relief packages, with respect to industries that suffered because of covid-19. there are a lot of frustration that republicans and democrats couldn't come together on that. if nothing else joe biden doesn't has a very long career that involves a lot of reaching across the aisles. i think a lot of people viewed him, the fact he had the long career as a do no harm candidate. he had been embedded in washington for a long time. he wasn't very transformational. that possibility may have aided him in the end. people saw him relatively harmless. someone that would sit back and not be offensive and what not.

regardless i think the message of unity is an important one. some people have doubts about whether or not that will translate into action. katie pavlich of our own network talked about that yesterday. she said unity has been joe biden's mantra. millions of americans don't feel unified right now. listen to what she had to say on that. >> this is whole mantra, his whole ideology reaching across the aisle, unifying the country but tonight it may look and feel that is something he can get done and in the moment, of course he is celebrating this with his, with senator harris but the truth is right now the trump campaign has a number of lawsuits pending. they plan to file more monday morning. there are a number of americans all around the country who are rallying on the opposite side of this and they do not feel they are unified. they don't dough not feel they have had their questions answered about the election, the end of the election.

that we're even at the end of the election. will: jedediah, pete, this is where i find myself this morning. you're right, there is process to be played out. as you wake up as an american this morn what you want is the ability to come together. that is a rhett, white and blue thing. not a red and blue thing. no matter who is the president we want to come together as a country but i also recognize as you point out when you spend four years calling everyone who disagrees with a racist, when you spend four years everyone who disagrees with you a homophobe, when you call everyone who disagrees with you that embrace as tyrant, it is hard to switch on a dome to let people bygones be bygones. i want to wake up as americans, red, white, blue, we see people like congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. making a list of those who have disagreed. we see campaigners for pete

buttigieg launching the trump accountability project. you see people like msnbc contributor jason johnson saying conservatives are the enemy of the state. watch. >> i am disturbed by the fact that not enough americans made that decision. so this election actually shows me a lot of really disturbing things about this country racially, very disturbing things about this country from a gender standpoint. you cannot come into the white house with the idea that these people are not the enemy. they are. kyle rittenhouse is the enemy. mitch mcconnell is the enemy. if there is one thing democrats should have figured out in this campaign you can't treat the republican party with kid gloves because they won't treat you that way. pete: will i want to agree with what you had to say but there is not much common ground with leftists. liberals is one thing. leftists is another. the modern democrat party is taken over by leftists. that as a result we don't share

much common ground. you don't want to say it that way. tell me what we agree on what we work together on, sign me up. ultimately we've seen the way they view america and certainly supporters of the president. on the upside, guys, we did find hunter yesterday. there he was, he was on stage. so he, they hid him during the campaign. there he was. jedediah: yeah. you know i think that commentary by msnbc contributor is outrageous in many respects. putting kyle rittenhouse and mitch mcconnell in the same thought process is incredibly odd to me. i think we need to be careful that you know, you don't hold politicians in any case, left or right, responsible for what political contributors say. joe biden will be responsible for what he says and does. he will get a lot of pushback, he will have to answer to people when he made the statements wanting unity and reach across the aisle. if he does not do that, he himself willed be held accountable and held to his own

words. many people weighed in. from last night to today. michael goodwin in the "new york post" has op-ed, unity with trump supporters, prove you mean it, joe. here is quote. now that the former vice president is considered the president-elect, his unity announcement should be tossed like a campaign slogan. to dismiss all the voters and racist and idiots as many on the left do, to consign the nation to unresolvable conflict. those are great points made many in the country would agree with. will: all right. we'll see. we will see if everyone can move forward together. coming up, key races still in the balance. will republicans fend off democrats in the fight for the senate majority. the breakdown of the races next. ♪ when we started carvana, they told us

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♪. will: with joe biden winning the white house, democrats retaining control of the house the focus is shifting to undecided senate races. it is safe to say both parties have georgia on their mind as two peach state races head off to a runoff that will determine the senate balance of power. where things stand, tom bevan, "real clear politics." let's focus on georgia. it seems to be where the balance of power hangs in the senate. talk to me about these two run i don't haves, how close will they be in the process and turn out of the general election we saw a

few days ago? will we get the same turnout or go through the same process? >> we'll have to see. both sides are already mobilizing their forces down there for everybody around the country who is exhausted by the election process and happy that, you know, it has been relief it is over, be glad you don't live in georgia, you have six more weeks of this. it will be hand-to-hand combat for the two senate races. david perdue is ahead by two percentage points over jon ossoff. he did not get 50%. he fell one percentage point. the other race is hard to care because you had a bunch of republicans including kelly loeffler and doug collins split the republican vote. i think republicans have, precisely the region, the energy level, turn out on behalf of joe biden, democrats will be hard-pressed to replicate that in a january 5th election. it will probably be lower than, certainly lower than the general

election. special elections always are, particularly at that time and place. and so, look i think republicans probably have an advantage heading. both sides will fight tooth and nail for it t could, both these races could very well be close. will: i asked about the process, turnout and mail-in balloting had so much to do who won or will win the presidential race. will that play over, spill over into the runoff what i'm curious about. i have want to ask you about kamala harris, potential filling of senate seat she holds right now n georgia, one more time what is at stake? joe biden's total agenda, tax rates, everything is at stake here in georgia? >> everything is at stake. republicans lost one senate seat f they lose both of these, 50-50 senate. kamala harris would break the tie. this is huge. this is as big as it gets in terms of you know the balance of power, how things will go for the next four years. both parties understand that completely.

they're going to fight you know, in, they're going to fight for it in exactly that way. will: honestly they would have the presidency, the house and senate. there would be nothing stopping the biden-harris agenda at all. as we go out really quickly, what happens to kamala harris's seat in california? >> gaff vin newsom is putting together a short list. he has a couple people. obviously that is a safe democratic seat. no surprise. only surprise, gavin newsom appoints himself. i heard a couple people talk about. i don't know that will happen. will: "real clear politics." tom bevan. >> thank you. will: many in the media praising joe biden's first speech as president-elect. >> humility from the president-elect. he was the peacemaker tonight. >> the roll back the things that divided the country, bring the country back together, it will be an uphill battle. will: joe concha will be here to react next.

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♪. >> good sunday morning. back with headlines for you. the u.s. breaking its own daily record number of covid-19 cases for a fourth straight today. johns hopkins university said more than 127,000 cases were reported yesterday bringing the total number to 9.8 million cases in the u.s. the texas air guard said one of its members died because of covid-19. the first uniformed air member to die from the virus.

thee people overnight are shot inside of a casino on the las vegas strip. police responded to circus circus after a fight between two groups. they revealedp there was one gunman but they have not made any arrests. three people hospitalized in stable condition mead. pete, yaw cause as he called to unite america. >> i didn't hear him say anything bad about anybody. >> give us a chance. >> i'm not here demonizing you. you don't demonize me. let's give each other a chance. stop treating our opponents as the enemies this is another thing as my milt from the president-elect. he was the petitions maker tonight. >> to roll back the things that divided the country, to bring the country battle, it will be a uphill battle. pete: it was rich yesterday. here to react, media reporter joe concha. there were tears.

there was giddiness. it is not surprising. we know who the folks are. >> pete, preview of things over next four years that is pretty boring, right? media sells on conflict. they don't sell on compromise. look who get on tv from the democratic side, adam schiff, alexandria ocasio-cortez or it is nancy pelosi. do those folks seem like the type of people want to compromise going forward? look we can play the game, we've done this the last four years, at least on a daily basis the other way. it begins and ends with these questions, would, if donald trump won re-election, all right, would these activists posing as journalists be calling for unity or continue to lead the resistance? that is the thing. completely different tone. not surprising at all. pete: joe, is there any sense at all to look back to reflect the way our president right now was

treated when he was elected? the boycotting of the inauguration. the illegitimate i from the beginning. the investigations the impeachment. is there any sense that, whoa, maybe we have a lesson to learn here before we con today send to the other side, hey, now you better accept this, it is time for unity? >> that is the thing, right? first 100 days of the trump administration, the president received 92% negative coverage. that is supposed to be the honeymoon time. then it only got worse from there. by the way, 71 million people voted for president trump. when the race was called for joe biden yesterday, why did i see any of the looting and rioting we hear the right-wing doing so much as far as story fronts. it seemed kind of peaceful. i found that interesting. here is the thing, pete. journalists are not grasping i don't think. what will now happen in the coming weeks, at least after joe biden takes office, he will

be risk-averse, carefully packaged and presented president. when you take donald trump off the stage, like taking j.r. ewing off of dallas. the bogeyman is gone. clicks will go away. ratings go away. it will be the 2008 financial crash. if you applaud hillary clinton the election was stolen for hear, i don't want to hear the president should just cone seed and be quiet, go away. you can't have it both ways, pete. i have to go, i have yard work to do. unlike mrs. pete. i have to handle that she is the muscle by you as far as the honey do list, i have that from three unnamed sources. pete: you are not wrong, joe can cha. i did my yard work yesterday. you are poised today. appreciate your time. >> good to see you. pete: president trump refusing to concede the race.

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plans to challenge biden's keystone state win vowing to file suit tomorrow. will: bryan llenas live in harrisburg, pennsylvania with more on the potential legal battle. reporter: will, jed, pete, good morning. look, there were spontaneous celebrations in major cities across the country for president-elect joe biden but the reality is nearly half the country was not jubilant, nearly 70 million voters. here in harrisburg, the state capital, a few thousand trump supporters gathered. they believe there was voter fraud in this election in the keystone state. they point to the fact that there were perceived anti-trump biases of state officials running the election. >> changes to the state election laws they view as unconstitutional. honestly in their eyes, they cannot believe trump could have lost any other way. >> trump had a following like the beatles. biden had eight people in a room. >> no way he could have won the popular vote in your mind seeing that? >> absolutely not.

you look at his rallies n butler county, we had 57,000 people there. the energy is there. >> i want a fair election. i don't think any vote should have been counted after 8:00 on election day. >> ship all the democrats to one side and we're on the other side. that is it has come down to. >> i wish they do big investigation, take the time, take the time to do it so everybody knows that it's a legitimate -- because you can't lose faith in the system. reporter: with 99% of the vote reported in pennsylvania the state ended up pushing president-elect biden over the edge, giving him the presidency, about 41,000 vote lead as of now. 60,000 mail-in ballots yet to be counted yesterday. trump's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, said there will be more lawsuits tomorrow. he is alleging that poll watch arers, republican poll watchers were not allowed to see the mail-in ballots and counted. fox news has reported we haven't

seen the evidence yet. we'll follow the lawsuits and where the evidence takes us throughout the process. guys. will: thanks, bryan. jedediah: we appreciate it. with the trump team pursuing legal challenges in number of states where do things go from here? what happens next? let's ask fox news contributor, former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy. thanks for being on the show. i watched you all week and you have been giving fantastic insight on all of this. obviously a couple of lawsuits in georgia, michigan, have been thrown out. many others remain. give us insight what you think happens next. if you can do so in the context of election fraud and voter fraud and what would need to happen to actually affect the outcome of the election. >> a lot, jed. he would probably, the president would probably have to flip pennsylvania and at least two other states which is a tall order. there is one bright line legal issue and that is the one in pennsylvania. the other ones are situations

where you have to come in and prove factual fraud or impropriety. the big ticket item in pennsylvania is that the state supreme court changed the rules of the election prior to the election that had been set by pennsylvania state law, by the legislature. they gave three extra days for receiving ballots. under the constitution the state legislatures, not the courts, not a bureaucracy, are charged with setting the rules for elections. so they have a very significant legal issue that so far the supreme court has been i think too timid about and hasn't jumped in. i think they should have ruled on this two or three weeks before the election. but the straight question is, should those votes count from the fourth, 5th and 6th of november? you don't have to prove any fraud with that that is a straight up legal issue. the rest of it i think is, you

know, we could all see there was a lot of potential for fraud because we have this unprecedented, massive use of mail-in voting, which just innately is not as safe in terms of election integrity as coming into the polls physically and voting. so you have to kind of compare what the potential is which we can all see, what they're able to prove as a matter of hard fact. and then it is not just can you prove instances of fraud but can you prove so much that it would actually make a difference in the outcome of the election? pete: as you reference the with the mail-in, mail-out balloting you remove safeguards like signature requirementing. you can understand why people would be concerned. the gore contest took 37 days. we're only five days in. some people are alleging, oh, i haven't seen the evidence yet. have you talked to any of the litigators and how could we have

all the evidence if it hasn't play out in court yet? doesn't this have to play out? >> i heard from a couple of them and you know, they're, they're gathering information. they say they're getting affidavits from relevant people and the like. i'm not one of these people who worries too much about this there is no crisis of the regime here. we have a process whereby the beginning of december statutorily it is december 8th. as a practical matter it is december 14th. that is when the states have to not only have certified their results but sent them to congress. so you have from now until december 14th to play a lot of this stuff out. and it is going to get, as far as the courts are concerned, it will get expedited treatment. we've already seen some cases come in and get dismissed pretty quickly just because there wasn't enough quantum of fraud evidence it would have made a difference, even if you allow

for the fact that there were irregularities which there are in every election. i don't think this is a crisis. we have a presumptive result. it looks at the moment like what happened to president trump is kind of what happened for him in 2016, in the sense that you have a handful of states that are really razor thin. they can pursue recounts. it is appropriate to do that. the likelihood that it would change 10 of thousands of votes is not high but we have a lot of places where it's really tight. so they should pursue their remedies and we got plenty of time to do it. will: andy, we don't have much time. nice to see you again. it has been quite some time. >> hey, will. will: let me see if i understand completely where we are when we began this interview. the context of this election is highly irregular. it is high potential for abuse. skepticism would be well earned. there are instances of irregularities, or fraud that evidence needs to be brought

forward. you are skeptical anything amounts to enough votes to change any state election for the president, is that a fair characterization? >> yeah, will. just to layer on top of that, what we're talking about here is not just changing any one state, right? we're talking about changing pennsylvania and at least two other ones. will: all right. thank you so much, andy. glad to have you this morning. >> thanks, guys. will: coming up joe biden vowing to build back america's economy. so how will his policies impact the middle class? we'll discuss it after the break ♪. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies.

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major changes are coming to the los angeles police department. a 150 million-dollar plus budget cut, forced the 234 officers backed into patrol, redoingsed station desk hours and. the changes are expected to be made over the next coupling months. surveillance footage shows an arson suspect breaking into north carolina business and pouring gasoline everywhere. things take a turn while he lights the fire inside. he escapes with a bag of cash but his bags and shoes are own fire. they were still burning after he ran off. no arrests were made. college football now. notre dame taking down top-ranked clemson in a double overtime thriller. >> he loads and throws. it is backwards, up in the air. it is on the ground, still in clemson's hands. now it is down. it is over. jillian: the fighting irish make

pack huge stop to make the upset. they beat the top-ranked tigers 47-40. florida overwhelms georgia behind quarterback kyle traffic's four touchdowns. he is the first qb to throw four touchdowns in five straight games. they win 44-28. indiana, gets an historic win against michigan. the first time they beat the wolverines in 33 years. indiana takes this one, 38-21. in a defensive battle, texas prevails against west virginia, 17-13. exciting action there. jed? jedediah: thank you, jillian. while addressing the country last night president-elect joe biden briefly touched on the state of the economy. >> our work begins with getting covid under control. we cannot repair the economy, restore our vitality, or relish life's most precious moments hugging our grandchildren, children, birthdays, weddings,

graduations, all the moments that matter most to us until we get it under control. jedediah: what are some of his economic plans and promises? here to discuss, fox news contributor, former obama economic advisor robert wolf. robert, welcome to the show. big day today. we have a president-elect. we've been following this election for a long time. now here we are. i want to take a look at biden's economic agenda with you, to focus on the economy if you don't mind. we'll put that up on the screen for some people to see. the repeal 2017 gop tax cuts. raise corporate income taxes to 28%. raise minimum wage to $15 an hour. 700 million-dollar buy american plan. one of the concerns immediately for me is the tax plan and the concern that this tax hike will, will apply to apvast majority of people. can you address that for me? the tax foundation said it would. biden camp said otherwise.

dig in on that. >> jed, you have to take a bit of a step back. if it is a gop led senate, anything legislative will have to be incredibly bipartisan. i think the chances of tax reform based on the original biden plan is highly unlikely. i think you may tweak around the edges on tax reform to reduce some deficits but i think that what we're going to see bipartisan. i know it has been an ugly name but it will rear its head and do something i think extraordinary. i think we'll see a large infrastructure plan, possibly around two trillion. my guess that is one of the few things that the gop will approve using deficit spending. partly because infrastructure is the fastest multiplier of gdp and it is also the best jobs promoter. the wages are much higher than minimum wage. with respect to tax reform it is -- go ahead, sorry. jedediah: yeah. yeah, no, i want to hear from

you on tax reform, go ahead. >> with respect to tax reform, listen, it is clear we have to pay for some of the things we need to do and joe biden's tax plan would raise about $3 trillion in revenues. it won't touch anyone who actually makes under 400,000. if you make from 400 to 800,000, actually, your taxes go from 25 to 25 1/2%. the ones who are getting -- jedediah: see that is what he says. not to interrupt but i don't want to run out of time. i want to dig in on this that is what he said during the campaign but that is not what was found by, for example, i you know, said non-partisan tax found takes, there are others, wharton study, there is a lot of studies that came out that said because you're raising the corporate tax rate, 28% is pretty high. that would affect individuals that make less than $400,000 a year. one study showed it would affect up to 85% of people. you're saying that his policy, you anticipate will not affect the middle class in terms of tax

hikes? >> correct. correct. actually, if you look at moody's analytics, i saw the wharton research, being a wharton guy, found quite interesting, it said the opposite, the biden plan would gain 7 million more jobs than trump plan. it would gain wages, reduce debt. when put side to side it was deemed a much better plan. why business leaders were supportive of the biden plan. with respect to corporate tax rates, listen, most people never thought it would go to 35 to 21 to begin with. going back to 28 is interesting compromise. that being said, it will be incredibly difficult to get structural tax reform done. today you have to assume that 50-50 chance or higher that it is gop-led senate. once again, infrastructure is the mosby partisan thing you can get done. deficit spending will get a bit

higher. jedediah: yeah. yeah, i mean i'm looking at a little bit of different numbers when it comes to taxes but remains to be seen, right? i think the plans will be modified. a lot is depending the way the senate goes. it will be interesting to see it unfold. we'll be here to talk about it all. i'm sure you i will be back. >> looking forward to it. thanks for having me on. jedediah: sounds great. still ahead the gop blocking a blue wave with a record number of new republican women set to join the us. we'll hear from one of the new congressional newcomers about the changes she wants to see in washington.

♪. will: remember all the talk of the blue wave, democratic landslide? house republicans defied that expectation last week by blocking efforts to expand a

democratic majority. jedediah: many are crediting female candidates as the house gop is set to add a record 13 women to its ranks. pete: this includes our next guest who defeated democrat congresswoman abby finkenauer in iowa. congresswoman-elect ashley hinson. that has to be music to your ears every time you hear it. you beat an incumbent. not an easy thing to do. how did you do it? >> it came down to driving around all the district. i'm a mom. who has a minivan. we have a mortgage. that is what it came down to. i listened to the concerns of people in my district. it was a very clear message they sent. they're tired of left-leaning rhetoric of "medicare for all," green new deal. nancy pelosi stalling much-needed aid for iowa families. it came down to hard work. a lot of miles on the mom van.

will: congresswoman, congratulations on your win. i hear you what drove out voters in iowa. you planned to, sounds like stand in opposition to the radical agenda of the left but one of the great lessons of donald trump's last four years also a repositioning of the republican party when it comes to working class americans. i'm curious, you as a republican representative, what you think the house of representatives will do to continue in that vein, continue in the focus? or a return to republican party of four years ago? >> i think it is all of the economic opportunity and prosperity, how do we continue to push that forward no matter what our landscape looks like. that is why i ran for office in the first place, to give families in iowa a chance at a good life. that is what i think we all want. continuing to focus on tax reform if at all possible. i know your last guest was talking a little bit about that, infrastructure, how that affects everybody's daily life. i'm here in iowa. i chaired the transportation committee in the iowa house. i had experience looking at

that. how infrastructure projects can really help our communities to grow and expand. so i think that is what this next congress is going to be about. that is what our new generation of republican leaders is aabout. focus on ways to give everybody that economic prosperity and opportunity going forward. jedediah: congresswoman-elect, if you could quickly comment on the stat we mentioned earlier, that is a pretty big number, 13 non-incumbent republican women. pretty big leadership role in the republican party, that the left labels the party anti-woman. a big comment if you will. >> i'm proud of crop of incoming freshman. i spent a lot of days getting on the phone to know them before we head to orientation. that is proud. we were payable to flip with republican women, they were with veterans and with minorities. this is very clear signal of the future of the republican party here. we're ready to get to work.

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♪. jedediah: welcome, everyone, to the 7:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" here with pete hegseth and will cain. it has been a big "newsweek," culminating yesterday in a new president-elect, vice president-elect, a lot to cover the next four hours. people are saying, asking early enough to play christmas music. we'll weigh in on that at some point once the dust settles in on all this. pete: maybe. a television in our house was

turned to the hallmark channel already because of events yesterday t felt a bit too soon. just a bit too soon. you can't skip thanksgiving. it is national cappuccino day. enjoy your cappuccino with us this morning. will: i will have a regular, american, black coffee this morning. you can have your fancy cappuccino. i will say -- pete: he is up. he is up. will: i did some traveling this past week. they were playing christmas music inside of airports. agree with you, pete, let's not skip thanksgiving, not blow back in most estimations the top two holidays neck-and-neck with fourth of july. pete: good man. will: joe biden addressing the nation after becoming the president-elect. kamala harris was the first woman and woman of color to become the vice president-elect. jedediah: but president trump is not conceding. his campaign pushing forward on their legal fight in several

states. pete: griff jenkins live in wilmington, delaware, with the latest. our man on the ground. good morning. reporter: pete, will, jed, good morning to you. send a cowell cappuccinos down here. it has been a weary five days. finally in the parking lot, 400 cars honking their horns and thousands of people outside the perimeter, as president-elect biden addressed the crowd and the nation, saying voters delivered a clear victory for him, calling for unity with a message for trump supporters. watch. >> for all those of you who voted for president trump, i understand the disappointment tonight. i've lost a couple times myself. but now, let's give each other a chance. we have to stop treating our opponents as our enemies. they are not our enemies. they are americans. reporter: biden victory sparked respond feign just celebrations across the country.

history-making election of a first black woman to the vice-presidency hit home for kamala harris. >> i may be the first woman in this office i will not be the last. [cheering] because every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. reporter: biden's win came after fox news called pennsylvania and nevada for him, bringing the electoral tally there to 290-2 is. while ballots counted in three states, georgia, north carolina alaska. trump supporters turned out across the country in protest, many in states where the president is contesting the results. currently the trump campaign has active lawsuits in pennsylvania, arizona and nevada. the suits in georgia and michigan have been dismissed. president trump did not speak yesterday but he tweeted saying this, observers were not allowed into the counting rooms. i won the election. got 71 million legal votes. bad things happened which our

observers were not allowed to see, never happened before. millions of mail-in ballots were sent to people who never asked for them. that tweet was flagged as many have been by twitter. now, john roberts, our chief white house correspondent, has been talking to folks there and says that the president's attorneys pretty much, if they don't see a clear path to victory, the president fully intends to commit to a peaceful transfer of power. jed, will, pete? pete: griff, thank you very much. guys in watching yesterday, probably the most predictable, utterly predictable aspect of events unfolding yesterday the sheer giddiness, the tears, the calls for unity from the so-called mainstream media, left-wing media to everybody, except fox news channel. ultimately they were rejoicing, and calling for unity after maybe they were a part of not so

much unity over the last four years with their negative coverage wall-to-wall, but here is a portion of how the media reacted yesterday. >> now the trump presidency is coming to an end, to an end, with so many squandered opportunities and ruined potential but also an era of just plain meanness. >> what was on the ballot here was decency, and democracy and empathy and joe biden, his particularly well-equipped for this moment. >> i thought america was on the line. everything we stood for as a country. everything we promoted in the world was at stake. that we could, like any country, can choose a bad leader for a short period of time and get over with. >> he brought up by a father who told him you're a fighter or a loser. there is no one in between. today he is a loser. will: i don't think anyone is surprised at the biased coverage on other networks. i don't think anybody was

expecting them to respond as though there was not a rooting interest. i would return if we might, this idea of unity. i'm an optimist i think. i'm certainly hopeful that joe biden means the words he said in that speech last night which were very laudable words, that the country will come together as one. but i do think largely i'm being a realist, it is happy talk. i'm looking at evidence before and after as a result of that. not just joe biden, but most on the left pushed back on their ideas responded with ad homonym attacks about people's character. are you racist, homophobe, what is wrong with you at that you might disagree with me. that realism makes me wonder what our future is. will it be one of unity? jedediah, you said president or presidents elect should not be held responsible for msnbc contributors. we saw what they had to say earlier. when it comes to that divisiveness is bottoms-up movement.

the claims of racism comes from movements, not politicians. politicians responded to the movements that is why i'm concerned. i will be optimistic. i can't help but be realistic the way this goes on. joe concha was on earlier and talked about the media and their role in all of this. >> in the first 100 days of the trump administration the president received 92% negative coverage. that is supposed to be the honeymoon time. it only got worse from there. by the way 71 million people voted for president trump. when the race was called for joe biden yesterday, why did i see any of the looting and rioting we hear the right-wing doing? if donald trump won re-election, all right, would these activists posing as journalists be calling for unity or continue to lead resistance? that is the thing. completely different tone. as you said, not surprising at all. jedediah: yeah. i mean i don't think the media reaction was surprising. of course we've seen two

speeches so far. that is all we've seen. potentially obviously there is a lot of policy to come. the speeches were good speeches. there wasn't a lot of negativity. even if you wanted to criticize. they were well-delivered and the content was good and calls for unity are great. what will really be great, if those are applied. that reaching across the aisle we have seen to his credit and joe biden's political career thus far if that continues so if you see a hard push from the left as we talked about. we know kamala harris had a very strong liberal record in the senate. the likes of aoc and bernie sanders want to hear their voices in an upcoming potential biden administration. so we'll see if he delivers on those promises and i think you can be hopeful that will happen when it comes to joe biden. i don't know how hopeful you can be in terms of media response. because you have to look at history and it often tends to repeat itself. i will give them the benefit of the doubt because you have to, right? we're in a place i feel like you have to be optimistic.

i think people wanted compromise. i think they want us to reach across the aisle. i think they want solutions. i will take a step back, give everyone a clean slate. we'll see how it goes. the criticism will certainly follow if need be. pete: oh, that wonderful clean slate that was given to donald trump when they boycotted his inauguration, when they spied on his campaign, when they launched an entire special counsel, when they deemed him illegitimate and call all his supporters racist. i'm not a realist about this this is laughable, the idea of unity. these are words, they're not deeds. their deeds show us who they are as the left. fool me once, shame on you, feel me twice shame on me. this will not be a unifying moment an there is no reason to believe it especially since the president is still conducting a recount right now with legal challenges. that is ongoing. and so the idea of unity strikes a lot of people as very rich at this moment but we will continue to watch as it unfolds.

one thing we didn't see, guys, yesterday was those riots. apparently they were put on hold. they're satisfied now. celebrations seen in cities across the country, including this one in atlanta. the presidential race has not been called in georgia. ballots are still being counted in the state. jonathan serrie live in atlanta with more as the count is underway. reporter: good morning to you. this section of atlanta that i'm standing in is fulton county. it is georgia's most populous county. while they were reviewing provisional ballots that they had reported on friday, they discovered that not all of them were counted. so overnight, fulton county election workers started over and they rescanned all provisional, military, overseas ballots from friday. observers from the state and both parties were called in to monitor the recount. the tight race in georgia sending two u.s. senate races to

runoffs in january. republican incumbent david perdue will face democrat jon ossoff. democrat rafael warnock will challenge republican senator kelly loeffler to fill the unexpired term of retired senator johnny isakson. chuck schumer expressed optimism that the georgia races will change the balance of power in washington but republican are trying to rally supporters to the polls to prevent that from happening to maintain control of senate. shortly after the national race for president was called for bidens, thousands of at at took to the streets to celebrate. trump supporters rallied in downtown at lant to rally against what they call a stolen election. take a listen. >> they shouldn't call this a election there are dozens of lawsuits. >> i think it is premature.

sounds like multiple states with recounts and awful lot of litigation. i'm just hopeful everybody stays calm in the country, waits to see how that transpires. reporter: jed, will, pete, biden currently leads the ongoing vote count in georgia but margin is razor thin. back to you, guys. will: thank you so much. it is hard to overstate the importance the state of georgia now preys in the future of this country. lech in with jillian with the headlines of today. jillian: we're following a number of stories beginning with this, two women are under arrest for alleger he hadly assaulting police officers at a protest in minneapolis. they are charged after investigators say they point ad laser in an officer's eyes and kicked another one in the groin. they were part of a election prepare test that took over a major highway. authorities were forced to shut the road down to break up the crowd. to weather now. florida under a hurricane watch as tropical storm eta

intensifies. strong winds and severe flooding are expected to hit the state. eta made landfall as a tropical storm in cuba overnight. it is expected to move to southwest florida tonight and into tomorrow. the rock and role hall of fame accepting eight new nominees including some you might want to dance with. ♪ ♪ i want to feel the heat with somebody, yeah, i want to dance with somebody, with somebody who loves me ♪ >> whitney houston taking a spot and her mother and her aunt accepting the award during the virtual ceremony. houston who died in 2012. she became the first artist to have three diamond certified. notorious big clinching a spot. his daughter and son accepting the honor. the doobie brothers are accepted being on the ballot the first time. pete, your favorite britney

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♪. will: joe biden now declared the president-elect of the united states but votes are still being tallied across the country. as the president legal team vows action in key states, including a new lawsuit in pennsylvania tomorrow. our next guest says america should welcome review for close counts. here to discuss is fox news contributor, george washington university law professor jonathan turley. thanks so much for being here with us. if we might, let's start with sort of setting the stage. i know this isn't a legal concept. it is not even circumstantial evidence but dealing with an unprecedented level of mail-in balloting, questions in some cities that have had problems with corruption in the past i think would it not be appropriate for everyone to look at this at least with a skeptical eye to start? >> well at a minimum i think there should be agreement that we should look at the votes we're just completing the tabulation stage.

we have not entered the canvasing stage. much of the evidence of voter fraud would not be readily available during tabulation. indeed much of the information is being held by election officials. you would think both parties would agree we should look at these allegations. we're seeing a number of affidavits coming out with sworn statements that they witnessed voter fraud. now that may not be enough. many of those are epsodic. we're looking for something more systemic. something that could alter the outcome of a given state. we still have not seen the evidence. there is no basis right now to suggest that joe biden is not the president-elect and that he secured this position through voter fraud but the point is unknowables. we have a history in this country of election problems. 1960 president kennedy is widely viewed by some historians, i should say by some historians not to have been elected there

were allegations that he secured that narrow victory through voter fraud by the daley machine in chicago and texas. in 2000, there was the allegation in florida. later studies suggested that al gore may have won florida. there is a lot of examples where we were a bit premature. we have to get it right. will: that only adds to the scene setting i'm talking about. highly irregular election. never had mail-in balloting like this. problems in cities that had problems in the past. you point to the 2000 election and the 60 election as problems in the past. get specific about this election. when it comes to pennsylvania, the president plans to file suit tomorrow, in michigan, 6,000 votes tabulated in the wrong direction. which if any of these potential suits hold the most merit on finding a systemics as you point out fraud that could change significant outcomes in this

election? >> you know what is funny is, the three states i mentioned before the election remains the ones i'm most interested in, nevada, michigan, and pennsylvania. in pennsylvania you had an order by a supreme court justice to compel them to separate ballots that were received after the legislative deadline. notably the election officials were not giving a clear answer as to whether they were doing that, and it required the intervention of justice alito. that is a large group of ballots. but the main thing i'm looking at is, when you talk about systemic problems is the, is how these ballots were authenticated. because if there is a problem in the system as to authenticating ballots, that would affect the entire election. what concerns me is that we had over 100 million mail-in ballots, yet cities like philadelphia and detroit with long histories as you have noted

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♪. jedediah: good morning. it is time for your news by the numbers. queen elizabeth wears a mask in public for the first time. she wore a mask at a burial for an unknown british soldier. next, 20 years, that is how much jail time a houston woman faces for arranging a dozen fake green card marriages. she had dozens of fake wedding photos to make it look like a

real ceremony took place. she charged some immigrants for fake wedding albums and documents. finally over 2000-pounds. that is the weight of the great white shark off the close of florida. scientists are tracking the 15-foot shark and believe she mitt head to the gulf of mexico to give birth. jedediah. jedediah: wow. thanks, jillian. the biden-harris campaign celebrating victory last night. our next guest says whether you voted for biden or not we're lucky enough to be americans every day. here with her message for voters, "new york post" columnist, carol markowitz. i love your tweet. i noticed you got push back on twitter. >> i tweeted congratulations to biden voters and condolences to trump voters. i said no matter who we voted for, we're so lucky and to wake up in the country to being americans.

a lot of people didn't like that. they thought i was calling the election for biden or prematurely congratulating them. that is all irrelevant. part of the beauty of our system is the way the system will play out. the fact that donald trump has these abilities to look into the election irregularities and take his case to court, all of that is part of the system that is so beautiful. we should celebrate and that we should, you know, acknowledge we get to be a part of it every day. jedediah: yeah you know. i think you showed for me an appreciation for the process. this is a great country we live in. just looking at numbers. when you see the popular, the votes, 70 million, 74 million, maybe 71 million now. it is just crazy numbers. that is a great thing. that is an engaged electorate. my gut reaction always say i'm mad and you're the bad guy. we'll not get anywhere in this country unless we get rid of that gut reaction. is it possible though? >> absolutely.

looking to american history, you know, the joke is i'm not calling for kumbayah. i'm not saying stop fighting for your ideals. i'm not saying give up, you know, accept the biden presidency if you're a trump voter. absolutely fight for what you believe in. look for american history, a lot of our famous figures hated each other or were really at each other's throats. we managed to have friends in the opposite party anyway. we had a world around us where people supported different candidates and that was fine. my message this weekend, if you're a biden voter, find a trump voter try to be more consoling for them. if you're a trump voter, try understanding what a biden voter was doing. it will help us go far if we understand what our neighbors are thinking we can join together around that. jedediah: put your thoughts in someone else's shoes. walk around for a second, goes for a long way. having a good old-fashioned conversation packings gnat about

what you believe be -- passionate about what you believe in. you started a conversation with that tweet. sometimes it works out well we appreciate it. >> thanks so much. >> major cities were told to pace for election riots but now that biden was declared winner the streets have celebrations. tammy bruce on that next ok, just keep coloring there...

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happened. if trump was declared the winner, trump supporters no doubt would have been celebrating but the real difference is that 70 million americans who voted for trump, there is not one car set on fire, not one building's windows broken, not one building set on fire. this is a reminder to the american people and to all voters about what supporters of the president and conservatives and republicans have been through the last four years, which is, accusations of being nazis, constant attacks, resistance. why what we look what happened with the election that there might be some suspicion about the intentions of people running the establishment and what the end result was. jedediah: tammy what do you think we will see from joe biden himself? not only in terms of language and rhetoric in terms of policy. he painted himself as someone who will reach across the aisle? he talked as you saw last night about unity?

what do you think we'll actually see? >> well, just prior to his call for unity he also said that his election was getting the soul of the nation back. in other words those of us who support president trump or president trump's administration had destroyed the soul of america. so it is very difficult to then in the next breath say, oh, kumbayah, let's all get together. but the problem for mr. biden is, is that he needs alexandria ocasio-cortez more than she needs him. that there was a lot of compromises made here. you're looking at a dynamic when it comes to the red wave that happened, other than the presidency, you got a dynamic of americans saying you know, we don't want to defund the police. we like what is happening with the economy. we like what happened with the supreme court. we want more of that. you have got major republicans moving into the house. you have got house legislatures in certain states switching to republican. that was a statement. there is no mandate when you

look at the rest of the election, you guys, it was for the republican party. this is another reason why americans want to make sure, we all deserve to make sure that we know where this election ended and joe biden is going to have some trouble. attempts to deal with the factions in his party and frankly us finding out who really would be running the country at this point. will: pete you made a joke i guess coronavirus is over. i will tell you there is truth in every joke. i live in new york city. the plywood came down last night. that should tell us a lot. the plywood came down last night. >> interesting. will: tammy, as i said i was in new york city last night. i live here. i saw the honking. i saw the celebrations. it was focused on donald trump. very little focused on joe biden. where the democratic party, where the supporters go, enthusiasm over coming years if it is all about president trump where does it go when he is not around? >> look, i don't know if you

even know what to expect. when we look what president trump has accomplished, again, i'm of a mind this is not over until every vote is counted. i encourage the president to do what he is doing. one thing to declare a winner, another thing to have all of us agree on the dynamic. those celebrating joe biden's election, you're looking at, you're happy a man got kicked out of office, who managed the first middle east peace deal in the last quarter after century, first president who has not brought us into a war, shrunk the racial wage gap, shrunk unemployment gap numbers for every sector in this country. best economy the world has ever known. i think they're are going to be in for some surprises when it comes to what the democrats want to do. we saw the destruction economically through the obama-biden years. we saw what was going on with the international scene. iran, russia, and china. and i think that there are going to be waking up when and if this

occurs because that is not a guaranty yet. that, wait a minute, what is it that we did here? that is where the founders were brilliant. we have elections every two years. i think the democrats will find out once again in two years that americans don't like what we've been hearing. we don't want riots. we don't want to be held hostage. we don't want to vote for people on the edge of thinking that will the violence stop if we vote this way? we certainly don't want to return to an international scene where we are running all over the world, our loved ones being killed because of never-ending wars. this is going to be a reminder for the left and for liberals and for democrats and even for so-called never-trumpers. you know, watch out you may get what you wish for but i think that in the long run, don't count donald trump out. he has been underestimated since the beginning. i have learned it not do that and we'll see where this ends

up. pete: indeed the only celebrations we forgot to mention were ones in beijing and tehran as well. tammy bruce, thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: jillian mele has a few more headlines for us. jillian: a couple seen defending their home during at june protest is suing the photographer who took photos of them. mark and patricia mccloskey are accusing the photographer trespassing when he snapped pictures similar to this one. they're accusing the publication quote, profiting off their image. president trump is not expected to fire defense secretary mark esper. multiple reports said esper would quit or be fired after the election. "politico" reporting that he will not fire esper despite clashing with the defense secretary. the a spokesperson for esper says he plans not to resign from the role. just in time for the holidays, costco is selling a huge bottle for a discounted

price a costco fan posting a photo of the recent deal. a three liter of kirkland signature prosecoo. in case you're wondering a three liter bottle is equal to four standard bottles of wine. in case you need something to quench your thirst. pete: when i tell you guys i only drank one bottle of wine -- will: thanks, jillian. it was a beautiful day in terms of weather here yesterday in the northeast. we have another one, rick? rick: you do. whoa. appeared out of magic there. yeah, you got a string of beautiful days. we have a beautiful string of days all across the eastern, kind of most eastern part of the country except for florida because you have a tropical storm you're dealing with. spectacular weather. well above average. in fact breaking records for temperatures across a lot of the east coast. take a look at this here. this is tropical storm eta just

made landfall in cuba. it will move through the florida straits likely impact the keys, continue to bring a lot of moisture across south florida where it meanders around the central part, the eastern areas of the gulf of mexico. that last icon you see there, that's friday. we'll talk about the storm even into next weekend. i don't think it has a really strong hurricane. that will be watching. this model underdoes it a little bit. i think two to four inches of rain. see a few spots. probably pick another six to eight-inches of rain across south florida. some flooding concerns. aside from that, east is looking great. the weather aside from that storm is out to the west. we have a really significant snowstorm, the first early winter snowstorm we're dealing with across parts of the west. take a look at this, incredible amounts of snow, blizzard conditions across parts of montana. we need the moisture in the form of snow. that melts slowly. that is good.

56 in new york. 55 in phoenix. the don't see that too often. back to you. will: thank you, rick. pete: up next, the gop takes home several victories in house races. they elected the youngest republican woman to congress. we'll speak with a newly-elected congresswoman. that is next. ♪ so what's going on?

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accomplished something few could imagine. what has it been like the last couple of days for you? >> pete it, has been absolutely incredible. just the most humbling experience of my life. so honored that i have the trust and support of the constituents of florida's third congressional district and as i have said on the campaign trail only in america can someone go from homeless to the house of representatives under a decade. to join the ranks of the incredible 117th congress as the youngest woman in the gop in the country, i'm so incredibly humbled and frightful for the trust and -- grateful for the trust of our constituents. pete: impressive background. only in america. you're going into a city where half of that city believes america is defined by sin. 1619, founding of our nation,

that america is the problem. how do you revive that view of our country? >> it starts with why. why did so many of our colleagues get involved in the process in the first place? in other to serve and to take that oath serve the united states constitution you have a long road to travel. for me being the daughter after single mother. our family losing everything. really working class background, when we share our stories and show people that you can really achieve beyond your wildest dreams, i think that is what brings us together. because my story is not a republican story. it is not a democrat story, it is an american story. i'm really excited about the opportunity to share that with women, but also millenials and gen-zs, having a voice at the table for the next generation has been something that has been mission. i'm excited to deliver that message and really be that voice. i think at this point in time in our divided nation we need people that look at the problems

and solutions as americans, not one party versus another. pete: president trump turned the republican party into the parity of the working class that stands up for the forgotten men and women. that what what will be your approach as you go into the 117th congress for working men and women? >> it comes down to the america first agenda, the america first platform, really focusing on the things that made our country great. securing our supply chain. really focusing on reducing the size of federal government and making it so that americans can make the best decisions for themselves and their families. i don't believe a big bureaucratic government is best suited for that. my constituents don't either. having that message, empowering people, having equal opportunity out there, rather than equal outcomes, that is what we're fighting for in this country. pete: opportunity versus

outcome, a huge difference. kat cammack. congratulations, congresswoman. we appreciate your time. >> thank you so much, pete. have a great day. pete: you got it. coming up, he went from serving our country to serving delicious dishes in the white house. chef andre rush is using his talent to help our nation's heroes. he joins us next. ♪ when we started carvana, they told us

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a gunfight because you hate the people in front of you. you go because the people that you love, they're behind you. so you know, nothing personal. it's a job. just so happens your job sometimes gets a little dirty. pete: that was chad floridaing, an amazing army ranger, featured in tonight's special modern warriors a veterans day special. fox news entire extended cut. hearing on the channel tonight, 10:00 p.m. a smaller portion of it. we went down to texas, triple c range. i shot against a couple rangers a marine and a sniper in some shooting competitions. we sat down and talked about veterans day, what it really means in an in depth, deeper way. really special guys all of which are feature in my new book as well, modern warriors, real stories from real heroes. you will see how i fared in a shooting competition. now through thursday, "fox nation" will donate, make a five dollar donation to the independence fund for every new

subscriber. patriot plan subscribers get a copy of my new book, "modern warriors." the book came from the show. the show will be on, is on "fox nation" right now. check it out and subscribe. it is the kind of content that reminds us why america is a special country. will: i will. i want to see how you did in that shooting competition. he served in our country, in the u.s. army and he has gone viral for his 24-inch biceps. jedediah: wow. this white house chef serving up a new initiative to help our nation's heroes just in time for veterans day. pete: retired master sergeant, white house chef, in the last four administrations, andre rush joins us now. andre, good morning. thank you so much for being here. great to have you. you're a big dude. biceps get bigger every time see you. talk to me what you're featuring this morning? >> i'm sorry? pete: talk to us about what

you're featuring this morning is? >> this morning i do a quick demo. it is simple. easy. from feldman's high dog. chilly soup hot dog. really simple, really easy, real quick. will: great tell us, what is in it, andre? >> so the it is really simple. salt, pepper, cuman. chili powder. these are mustard. this is ketchup. put a little in with little red wine vinegar. your water. voila, it is done, just that simple. jedediah: andre tell us about the participator inship with feldmans? >> i partnered with the feldman's. world's first hot dog company.

veteran owned. teamed up from headstrong, they will donate 100% of proceeds to headstrong, this is non-profit, gives free mental and emotional care to veterans all over the country. it was a no-brainer for me to marry with them. pete: chef rush, great stuff. supporting charities, teaming up with felt man's hotdogs. thank you very much. we'll check it out. thank you for this and your service. >> thank you. jedediah: coming up, house minority whip steve scalise, newt gingrich, mike huckabee and lawrence jones joins us live. ♪

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pete: that is a live shot of the white house on this sunday, november 8th, year of our lord 2020. will, i can see you up there. be there soon. i want to thank all of our viewers for being with us this morning. this is -- fox & friends is america's number 1 cable news morning television show because of you. and we will continue to work hard to earn your trust and are thankful you're with us every single morning. will: good morning. second that notion. we're happy to have everyone watching. i'm happy to be with both of you this morning. it's a big day. a lot of news to get to, a lot of fallout and a lot of anticipation about where the country goes from here, jededia. jedediah: certainly is. it's great to be with you. i share your sentiments about the audience, and we're going to get right to it today. lots of news to get to in these

next two hours, beginning with joe biden addressing the nation for the first time after becoming the president-elect. his running mate -- go ahead, will. will: his running mate kamala harris making history as the first woman and woman of color to become the vice-president-elect. pete: but president trump is not conceding. his campaign pushing forward on their legal fight in several states. griff jenkins is live in wilmington, delaware, with the latest on all of it. griff, good morning. >> hey, pete, will, and jed, good morning to you. you talk about history, when joe biden became president-elect yesterday it was 48 years to the day when he was first elected to the senate at the time he was 29 years old. when he was inaugurated on january 20th, he will be the oldest president to take office at 78. now, last night here in this parking lot where only some jeeps remain from the celebration where hundreds of cars were honking and dozens of people were celebrating outside, president-elect biden called for unity.

watch. biden: i'm humbled by the trust and confidence you've placed in me. i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide but unify. who dissented see red states or blue states, only sees the united states. >> biden's victory sparked celebrations across the country and the history making election of the first black woman to the vice presidency really hit home for kamala harris. >> while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. because every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. >> biden won after fox news called pennsylvania and nevada for him, putting the electoral tally now at 290 to 214 but ballots are still being counted

in three states -- georgia, north carolina, and alaska. meanwhile, trump supporters turned out across the country in protests, many in states where the president is contesting the results. currently the trump campaign has active lawsuits in pennsylvania, arizona, and nevada. the suits in georgia and michigan have been dismissed. now, president trump did not speak yesterday, but he tweeted a couple of times. here's one of them saying, "the observers were not allowed into the counting rooms. i won the election, got 71 million legal votes. bad things happened which our observers were not allowed to see. never happened before. millions of mail-in ballots were sent to people who never asked for them." now, that tweet was flagged by twitter almost immediately. we'll see where the legal challenges go. meanwhile, john roberts, our correspondent at the white house says that talking to sources there, the president's legal team says the president will fully commit to a peaceful transfer should those legal challenges not show a clear path to victory. finally, as for the president-elect, biden, nothings on his schedule today as far as

events go. however, it wouldn't surprise us if he did go to mass this morning around 10, 10:30. jed, will? will: thanks. jedediah: thanks so much, griff. we appreciate that. we're now going to bring in newt gingrich, fox news contributor, former speaker of the house and author of "trump and the american future." newt, thanks for joining us this morning. obviously a lot to talk about today. >> glad to do it. jedediah: and i want to start with the speeches we heard last night from the president-elect and from the vice-president-elect and get your reaction to the content of those speeches. >> for all those of you who he voted for president trump, i understand the disappointment tonight. i've lost a couple of times myself. but now let's give each other a chance. it's time to put away the harsh rhetoric, lower the temperature, see each other again, listen to

each other again. and to make progress, we have to start treating our opponents as our enemies. they are not our enemies. they are americans. they're americans. jedediah: your thoughts on that message, newt. >> well, it's a nice sentiment. first you go out and the democrats steal five or six states, and that's what republicans believe we're watching. we think we have evidence of a lot of it. then you turn around and you say let's forget four years of nancy pelosi, let's forgot four years ago of impeachment, harassment, opposition, hostility, hatred, and now that i've won, why don't we make nice together? i think he would have to do a lot to convince republicans that this is anything except a left-wing power grab financed by people like george soros, deeply laid in at the local level. and, frankly, i think that it is a corrupt, stolen election. it's very hard for me to understand how we're going to

work together without some very, very big steps by biden. and i have -- i have doubts if the left-wing of his party would tolerate him genuinely trying to work with republicans. will: and that hope i do think requires us to ignore that every time the democratic party and most of it's surrogates have been pushed on the issues they've resorted to character attacks on anyone that dared to disagree, newt. so i want to ask you this. do you think they even try? that is happy talk, yes, it's true; that is optimistic talk coming from joe biden. it is a serious question, newt because we're already hearing from people like alexandria ocasio-cortez who's talking about compiling a list, campaign staffers for pete buttigieg. who drives it? that's the question. who drives this call for unity? who drives this message? who who drives the democratic party in the coming years? >> well, look and who turns it into reality? i mean the fact is we believe in philadelphia, in detroit, in milwaukee, in arizona, i suspect

they're going to try to steal north carolina next and fulton county, georgia, we believe these people are thieves, we believe the big city machines are corrupt. interesting patrick basham who's the most accurate pollster -- he's british -- wrote in a british newspaper this morning that this clearly was a stolen election, that it is impossible to imagine that biden outran obama in some of these states. and he said if you look at places like cleveland or chicago or new york, none of this happened. but where it mattered they stole what they had to steal. and i think that they have a big mountain to climb if they think they're going to get -- some republicans will, frankly, run up and accommodate 'em and be nice and hope that the media likes them. but the base of the republican party is going to really want us to remember nancy pelosi and to offer them the same level of cooperation that pelosi for four years offered the president.

pete: exactly. it's laughable to believe that there will be some clean slate of unity at this point after what was done to president trump trump. but speak to those trump supporters. not the republicans like you said that want to live in the warm glow of the establishment media, but supporters who do feel like this election was stolen and they feel like the count needs to continue. what's the approach going forward for those people? >> well, i think the first approach is to say anyone you run across as i have -- for example, we just had our ambassador to denmark tweeted out that her husband's been dead for five years. she just got a ballot from los angeles for him to vote. she voted in pennsylvania and her vote when she checked last night still hasn't been counted. so i would say, first of all, in the immediate future find every example you can of some kind of polling discrepancy, some kind of inaccuracy, somebody who was turned away. we just learned that in maricopa

county, arizona, they were taking the trump voters who had to fix their ballot, telling them to press a ingredient button so that it would be counted, but the green button in fact discounted it. so they're now arguing over recounting a whole wave of things where the poll workers deliberately were destroying republican ballots. and i think you find this in county after county. we found out that -- go ahead. jedediah: yeah, newt. no, i just want to ask you for clarity, because the accusation of incidents of voter fraud, which do happen in every election unfortunately, is very different from the accusation of a stolen election. that's very serious. the implication there is that there's enough widespread voter fraud going on that would have changed the outcome of the election. i haven't seen evidence of that to this moment. is that what you're suggesting has happened here? >> what i'm suggesting is you don't see the evidence because the local officials who are democrats hide the evidence and

then turn to you and say since you have no evidence. so they say, "oh, we let the poll watchers in the building." that's right. but they kept them far enough away they couldn't see anything. and i think i can show you case after case it happened magically at almost exactly the same moment on election night that a series of key states quit counting, almost as though they were coordinating what they were doing. and it happened a few hours later, about 4 in the morning, that they had huge data dumps of biden votes. now, i don't know how -- how do you prove that without really having to get the f.b.i. directly involved? and given the f.b.i. for the last four years, why would you trust them? the entire deep state has tried to destroy trump for four years. we know it now as a fact. we know that -- how hard they worked to undermine him. and i think if you're a typical trump supporter, you regard this as an effort by people on the left to do everything they can at every level, including the news media.

the news media's 93% anti-trump. why would we take -- pete: why wouldn't they? >> -- the news media anointing biden? yeah. i mean, you know, this is not a coronation. we have a legal process. we get to have recounts. we get to verify things. we go to go to court. none of this is over 'til that entire process has been followe. will: all right. newt gingrich this morning. thank you so much for your time, newt. pete: thank you, mr. speaker. will: let's go to jillian mele. >> the u.s. breaking its own daily record number of covid-19 cases for a fourth straight day. johns hopkins universities says more than 127,000 cases were reported yesterday bringing the total number to more than 9.8 million cases in the u.s. the grim milestone comes as a text airman dies from covid-19, the first virus death in the air force. overnight three people are shot inside a casino on the las vegas strip. police responding to circus circus after a fight between two

groups. investigators believe there was only one gunman but did not reveal if they've made any arrests. all three victims are hospitalized in stable condition condition. a college football game ends in heartbreaking fashion after one team costs themselves the game winning touchdown. >> for the win. and it's blocked. it's blocked. it's picked up. it's picked up by germane waller waller. he's score for the hokies. jedediah: okay. so here's what happened. virginia tech blocking a field goal and returning it for a last second touchdown; right? no. the problem, the team called a time-out just before; so the play didn't count. their mistake gave liberty university the chance to kick a game winning field goal, going on to win 38-35. that is heartbreaking for sure. you . will: they iced their own touchdown? jedediah: yes. will: they iced their own win. hey, liberty is a top 25 people, pete. this is a heck of a story. pete: they've got a real sports

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get it under control. jedediah: joe biden vowing to build back america's economy. so what does his agenda mean for your wallet? don peebles served on president obama's national financial committee, and he joins us now to break it all down. i want to take a look with you about some components of that economic agenda and we have that for the audience to look at, repeal and replace the 2017 g.o.p. tax cuts, raise corporate tax cuts to the tills, raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour, a $700 billion "buy american" plan plan. the first thing that strikes me as concern is the corporate tax rate and the implication that that will have on citizens as it trickles down and just these promises that were made that tax hikes would not hit anyone making less than $400,000 a year that nonpartisan says have said simply is not true. can you weigh in on that with me please? >> i think, first of all, without control of the senate, those reforms are impossible to get through. i don't think a republican senate will allow that to go

through; so this depends on the two candidates, two democratic candidates in georgia winning their runoff, which is unlikely. however, the tax policies and the tax reform bill that was passed under president trump actually increased the top bracket income because they eliminated significant deductions of state and local income taxes. and so i think any kind of tax policy that would increase corporate taxes, especially coming out of this financial hardship of the, you know, pandemic that we've experienced would be very retroactive in terms of reducing businesses' output and putting a regressive economic tax policy on businesses at a time when we need to put more capital into businesses to create new jobs. so i don't think that is a good idea, and i think under these circumstances hopefully president-elect biden would re rethink some of these policies. jedediah: and just quickly on that, because joe biden has been

presented as someone who has throughout his career reached across the aisle, my suspicion is that he will face extreme pressure on economic issues from the likes of bernie sanders, for example, who was front and center during the campaign talking about the economy. do you expect him to cave to that wing of the party on the economy, if given the chance, if he's given the chance to run with it, let's take the senate out of it for a second, where would his head be at? >> no, i think president-elect biden, if you look at the entire campaign and election that took place where sanders was the last man standing other than biden, biden made it clear that he was going to operate and govern from the center. but i would think that it is more likely that a president biden would negotiate with republicans in the senate to compromise, to get them something that we want. i do take him seriously when he says he wants to bring america together. and we've got to remember that half the country, nearly half the country has voted for this president, the current president and his policies.

so it's important that democrats understand there are reasons why the country, half the country voted for president trump and to work with republicans in the senate and the house to compromise to address some of their concerns as well. jedediah: yeah, i think that's an important point and some good advice, if taken. we shall see if it is taken. thank you, don, for being here, as always. >> thank you for having me. jedediah: still ahead, moderates and progressives are already battling for a role in the biden administration. mike huckabee is here to react to the reported frontrunners. that's next. when you switch to xfinity mobile,

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kentucky as authentic takes a lead from start to finish. >> it's authentic in front, he won the derby, he won the breeder's cup classic. he's authentic indeed. jedediah: not even close approximate authentic taking home a victory after winning the kentucky derby just two months ago. and a major comeback on the nascar track. driver austin sendrick going from third to first over two laps. it's the 22-year-old's sixth victory of the season. jedediah? jedediah: thanks so much, jillian. a battle already brewing over president-elect biden's cabinet picks as moderates and progressives both rally for key spots. pete: according to politico, benghazi susan rice along with senators chris coons and chris murphy are in play for secretary of state with avowed socialist elizabeth warren reportedly in the running for treasury secretary. will: and former ebay boss and republican meg whitman as possible commerce secretary. fox news contributor and former

g.o.p. president candidate mike huckabee joins us now. i want to ask you the same question that i asked in the future. there's going to be a battle for the soul of the democratic party party. there will be for the republican party as well going forward. but for the democratic party here in the short-term, who defines the party, who holds the voice? i know joe biden is president, but does he define what is said, what their direction is? and i guess most tangibly, who is in his cabinet? so i think that will be the first indication, right, of which way this democratic party will go? >> and i think first we might need to get the election absolutely settled. pete: thank you, governor, thank you. >> -- the networks have called it. but i don't remember that the networks get to call elections. last time i read the constitution the voters did. pete: amen. >> and there are still votes being counted. let me just mention this. if the democrats are in a confusion, it's real simple. they can fix this. let the same tv networks that decided who won the election, let them decide who gets to be in the cabinet. we've pretty much turned over the running of the country to

the news organizations and let them make decisions that i didn't know they had the power to make. so they'll fix this. they'll make the decisions, they'll pick the cabinet members and joe biden can be spared the hassle. jedediah: i'm curious, mike, about the cabinet, though, because joe biden has been painted as someone who has a career of reaching across the aisle. he's talked a lot about unity. do you think there will be any surprises there that you think will be in the form of republicans, will be in the form of someone that conservatives out there would be able to say, wow, that's a surprising pick from a joe biden; maybe he is serious about this? >> look. i think republicans have always been willing to reach across the aisle. look how many times they tried to fix daca. the president laid more on the table than they even asked for. it wasn't the republicans who balked on that. it wasn't republicans who walked away from an infrastructure bill that the president laid on the table, a bigger infrastructure bill than the democrats wanted. it wasn't the president who failed to try to work on health

care reform. it's been the democrats and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi who have been obstinate. so if joe biden can rein them in and if he can get them to actually want to govern, assuming that he ends up winning the election, which i want to say again, i don't know that that's been absolutely settled, despite the headlines everywhere then fine, that would be great. i think the country would be better. but there's going to have to be some real change of attitude among chuck and nancy and a.o.c. and the squad in order to for anything to get done. and let's just pray hard and work hard for those two georgia senate races with david perdue and kelly lefler. pete: governor, you're right, all the legal votes need to be counted. we're ahead of ourselves right now no doubt. but when you talk about our nation, and biden wants to talk about unity, and then you and i and a lot of other people look back to what was done to president trump for the last four years, whether it's impeachment, whether it's resistance, whether it's boycotting the inauguration, how can those words not -- not only

be hollow, but cynical? like the idea that we're supposed to buy this idea that now we just forget about it, bygones are bygones and we're going to all get along now? i mean, we know who the left is. >> well, first of all, we've got to get all these republicans and conservatives and trump supporters to stop throwing bricks and looting stores and rioting. pete: right. >> that's got to stop. i mean, it's just out of hand. once that gets settled and, you know, we put the boards back on the windows of the major new york stores, then hopefully we can sit down and settle this like grown-ups. but it really is a matter of action on the part of the democrats if in fact they, you know, are able to legally claim the election. but the burden will be on them to show that they are seriously interested in governing rather than posturing. there's a big difference between the .wo will: all right, governor mike huckabee. thanks for your time this morning. pete: thank you. >> you bet.

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keystone state win, bowing so file suit tomorrow. pete: brian guinness is live in harrisburg, pennsylvania, with more on the legal battle. brian, good morning. >> good morning. well, look. pennsylvania is at the center of president trump's legal disputes and the results of this election election. tomorrow rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, will file a lawsuit specifically about the republican poll watchers and observers and their inability to actually see the mail-in ballots being counted and as well being processed. those are his claims. take a listen. >> the people standing -- the people standing behind me are called witnesses. they will eventually -- soon, hopefully -- appear in court and give this testimony because we're going to file a federal lawsuit that will cover here and pittsburgh. >> we'll see what kind of new evidence he presents because trump campaign lawyers in court actually admitted that they had

poll watchers inside of the philadelphia convention center since 7 a.m. on election day. then there's this signed, sworn affidavit which is now in the hands of senator lindsey graham and the senate judiciary committee. the affidavit is signed by an erie, pennsylvania, u.s. postal service worker named richard hopkins who alleges under oath that he witnessed the postmaster say that, quote, "he was back dating the postmarks on the ballots to make it appear as though the ballots had been collected on november 3rd, 2020, despite them in fact being collected on november 4th and possibly later." this speaks to the most significant legal argument republicans have in pennsylvania pennsylvania. the issue of late mail-in ballots under act 77, all ballots need to be returned in pennsylvania by november 3rd at 8 p.m. on election night in order to count, but that was before the pennsylvania supreme court ruled that ballots can legally be accepted up to three days later as long as there is no evidence that or proof that it was sent after 8 p.m. on elections night.

now, the u.s. supreme court has ordered that all 67 counties need to have tracked and segregated and counted all of these late mail-in ballots in anticipation that this may go to the u.s. supreme court. the big question right now, though, is how many late- late-arriving mail-in ballots are there? we still do not know. the counting is still continuing of mail-in ballots. there's about 60,000 left. we do know that the secretary of state in pennsylvania guys has said that she doesn't believe there are enough late mail-in ballots to change or alter the result of the election, which has the president-elect now biden ahead of president trump in pennsylvania by some 41,000 votes. so we shall see. guys? pete: brian innis, thank you very much. evidence comes in. how many places did that happen? were there other postmasters? how many? tens of thousands? hundreds of thousands? we don't know. that's why we've got to ask these questions and get the evidence. let's bring in house minority

whip steve scalise to help us with that. steve, we had governor mike huckabee on earlier, and he pointed out which is simply a fact, that, you know, media organizations don't validate presidencies. ultimately it's voters and reelects that do. so there's a legal challenge coming from the president right now. where do you believe we are on this and as far as pertains to evidence and challenges? >> good morning. good to be with you. and -- pete: good morning. >> -- we're really at the beginning of the legal side of this. of course you had election night tuesday night. then you had some states still counting, some very questionable things happen, especially when you look at many states that have the laws that allow a poll watcher to watch the counting. it's part of the transparency process that's a law in most states. that was not being followed. they were not allowing trump's poll watchers to watch what was going on. and, you know, what are you doing behind closed doors where you're afraid to let other people watch you when the law says you have to? clearly the pennsylvania law which is clear after 8 p.m. on tuesday night, ballots can't be counted yet they were counting

those ballots. the supreme court said you have to keep 'em separate. there were questions of whether or not they separated all of those ballots, and the secretary of state has yet to set how many there are. she'll a, "well, we don't think it's enough to be outside the margin." well, then how many is it? why aren't they transport about these things? these are laws on states' books that aren't being followed. dead people have clearly been identified as having cast ballots. these are all things that raise very serious concerns, and it's part of the legal process. you go back to bush v. gore, it wasn't 'til the second week of december that that got resolved by the courts. so, you know, you can see there's still a lot of these cases that have to be made and let the courts resolve these disputes. jedediah: congressman, i want to ask you about some of the results and what we've seen in the house. house republicans have really chipped away at that democrat majority. they flipped at least eight house seats, many of them won by female g.o.p. candidates. we have a bit of a montage from

two congresswomen elects. we want to play that for you and we'll talk about it. >> i'm an everyday iowan and that's what it came down to. i listened to the concerns of the people in my district and i think it was a very clear message that they said they're tired of the left leaning rhetoric about medicare for all, the green new deal, and nancy pelosi stalling of much needed aid for iowa families. >> it all comes down to that "america first" agenda, making it so that americans can make the best decisions for themselves and their families. i don't believe that a big, bureaucrat government is best suited for that. and my constituents don't either either. so having that message really empowering people and making it so that there's equal opportunity out there rather than equal outco.es jedediah: your response to these election wins in the house. >> yeah, we've got some great, great new members coming in in this freshman class. i know you ran ashley hinson there in iowa. i was there a week and a half ago campaigning in iowa and boy, the energy level on the ground

in iowa and all of these candidates that won was off the charts, they really organized well, and they went against, you know, stream of the media projection that nancy pelosi was going to gain another ten seats. instead the opposite happened. we're probably up by about ten on our side. and there are a few races on the west coast that still haven't been called that are leaning our way so i'm real excited about this freshman class. it's a much more diverse class than we've ever seen before, more women, more african-americans, more hispanics, cuban-americans. it's going to be a great group of members to come in and help us fight against the socialist wave that you're seeing on the left. and, frankly, internally they're having some very big fights because nancy pelosi drove 'em so far to the left that a lot of those members got beat in those swing districts and many of them came close and we're going to win the house back in two years because of how far left they went. will: congressman steve scalise, thank you so much for your time this morning. let's check in with jillian mele with headlines this morning.

>> two right-wing extremists are facing new federal charges. mile solomon and benjamin teeter were charged back in september for trying to work with terror group hamas to overthrow the federal government. they're now facing additional charges for trying to sell machine guns and silencers to an undercover agent who they thought was a leader of hamas. major changes are coming to the los angeles police department. a $150 million police budget cut is forcing the department to move 234 officers back into patrol, reduce station desk hours, and stop special deployments. the changes are expected to be made over the coming months. disney's magic kingdom is ready for the holidays at disney world in orlando releasing pictures of its decorations including mickey mouse wreaths and a 65-foot tree. the theme park is also rolling out seasonal treats like peppermint sundaees and seasonal cookies. pete will not be there anytime soon because he is not ready for

christmas yet. pete: it is a war on thanksgiving. that's what it is. we talked about the war on christmas before. the war on thanksgiving. telling you. all right. let's toss it out to rick reichmuth, who we know loves thanksgiving as well. you love all of them. equal opportunity. >> thanksgiving is by far my favorite holiday. pete: amen. >> i'm totally with you. there shouldn't be an ounce of christmas music until the day after thanksgiving, then, like, let's have at it. guys, here you go. incredible season. in case anybody hasn't been paying attention, we're at 28 named storms this hurricane season. that ties our all-time record which was back in 2005, that season that had katrina. now here we are. we're almost going through our names. through all of our english alphabet names, now we're a third of the way the luau greek alphabet names which comes next. it goes on it theta and iota. i didn't know that iota was a degree of care affiliate word.

theta is going to cut across cuba in the next couple hours, back out here to the florida straits. that last little icon you see there is friday's. we've got a slow moving, meandering storm with not very good guidance on exactly where this is going to go at all, but it's going to be very close to florida for a while. and so today we have really rough conditions and we're probably going to see really kind of definitely rough seas but probably a lot of rain this coming week across a lot of florida from this storm. so we'll watch that. the other storm we're watching is out across parts of the west, our first big winter storm. this is great news, to get a lot of moisture out there in the really drought-stricken, entire western part of the u.s. we've got rain, we've got some mountain snow, and that's really good, and for will, we have some really incredible temperatures across the eastern part of the country. take a look at this 75 for a high today in new york, 77 raleigh, 72 tomorrow in buffalo, 75 in chicago. these temps stick with us for the better part of this coming week. in fact, indications may be a little cool down next week and

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biden: if elected what i will do is i will put together a

national commission of -- bipartisan commission of scholars. i will ask them to over 180 days come back to me with recommendations as to how to reform the court system. there's some literature among constitutional scholars about the possibility of going from one court to another court, not just always staying the whole time in the supreme court. will: there's joe biden in october saying he'd be open to reforming the supreme court after dodging questions of whether or not he'd pack the court. here to discuss president of the judicial crisis network, kerry severino. if joe biden survives whatever recounts and legal challenges are to come and becomes president of the united states, what do you think about his promises off and on throughout the campaign to look at packing the court? will it happen? >> yeah. well, i think in order to do that, he'd have to win both the presidency and then have control of the house, which they now have much narrower control on,

and the senate. so the question i think comes down to are they going to be able to do that? if they had the opportunity to do that, would they do it? i think absolutely. the left is dying to get control of the court and use it as a super legislature to achieve their policy goals. but whether they'll be able to really comes down to the senate. that of course comes down to georgia. i'm optimistic that there we're going to see just like across the country in these down-ballot races this year that the american people are going to reject that radical agenda. we saw it in state races for house seats. we saw it for governors raises. i think, you know, even if joe biden does narrowly win the presidency, the american people are soundly rejecting this radical leftist agenda, and that includes court packing. will: you point out george, carrie, becomes the battleground essentially for this issue. democrats still control the house if not by a smaller margin margin. if joe biden becomes the president you have the executive and that leaves the senate and that lives those two the senate races in georgia. but either way that goes, okay,

he made promises. i just want to be clear with you here. do you think either way that goes there will be an attempt or was that just a moment in time for joe biden? was that just a moment in time for the democrats, that was some way to respond to amy coney barrett's nomination? whether or not they see packing the court or rotating justices, will they go for it? >> well, look. that wasn't just a response to justice barrett's confirmation. that's something they've been calling for for years. and i think whether they do it only depends if they have the opportunity. if they think they have a chance to do it or have the ability to advance it, as you said, maybe they'll just try it in the house knowing they can't get it through the senate if georgia goes gops and we keep the senate in republican hands. but will they try it? i think if they think they have a chance at advancing the ball in it, they absolutely will. they want to have every possibility to turn judges into unfortunately more of a political football than they already are.

so i think the best way to stop that process, of course, is to make sure that they don't have the ability in the senate to change the number of justices in the court or any of these other plans that he's floating. will: might as well take them at their word and it does come down essentially packing the court to those two races in georgia. carrie severino, thanks so much for your time this morning. >> thanks. will: straight ahead, celebrations breaking out after victory is called for joe biden. but a new op-ed warns riots and chaos may not be far behind. lawrence jones here to react next. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story.

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celebrations in the streets ahead of the postelection riots they were bracing for. and the wall street journal they were warning not to expect a return to so-called normalcy, whatever that is, especially in philadelphia, where a claims, quote, far left protesters see vindication in a biden victory, until they count all the legal votes, and a debt they are prepared to collect. fox news analyst lawrence jones was in philadelphia shortly before the election, joins us now. lawrence, when you look at what's happening in philadelphia protests may be peaceful, may be celebrations now, but what lies underneath the surface? >> i don't think it will just be philadelphia. i think it will be across the country. i think the first hundred days is going to be crucial for president-elect biden because as the editorial says, they want to collect on their debt. and the fact is is that they're not partisans, these people that are in the streets, when a candidate doesn't go along with what they said they were going to do or they feel like they are

abandoned and not listened to, they will go back to the streets to riot. and so, you know, he better be prepared because, again, they're going to be collecting on that debt. pete: so, lawrence, they fully expect that he is the trojan horse that many have called him, that he will get inside and then unleash the troops. and if the left-wing socialist troops around allowed to advance that agenda, then they go from inside the city to outside and rioting. so you're saying he either lets 'em run things other they're going to threaten violence in the streets. is that your thought? >> well, they have an agenda and if he's not going to be the progress that he said he was going to be, they said he was going to be the most progressive president. and if that's true then he'll be fine. but if he plans on to be that moderate, to bring the country together, to talk with those working class folks, those trump supporters that feel like they were forgotten, i don't see how you're able to please both camps camps. and so i think joe biden in his first hundred days is going to

have to define what his presidency is going to be. and i think he's bound to tick one of the groups off. pete: what do you think that will be, lawrence? who is he? >> i don't know. i'm not sure. i mean, he says one thing. he gave a unifying speech yesterday. but i will -- i have to admit that there's some caution for me when i hear that elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and even kamala harris may have their progressive roots within that administration. so, again, i don't know where he stands on -- i would have like the to have asked a lot of these questions during the campaign trail, but apparently this is over now, he is the president-elect and i'm going to do my job to support the country as i always have, every president, but there are still real questions about how he's going to define his presidency, and i think that will be in the first hundred days. pete: yep. calling for unity after what you've done to a president for four years and calling his supporters racist for four years pretty rich. but we'll see what happens. lawrence jones, thank you for your time. >> thank you.

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>> ♪ ♪ will: good morning and welcome to fox & friends on this sunday morning. we have a lot to walk through and a lot to make our way through yesterday streets in places like new york city and washington d.c. exploding into celebration as it was announced by major news net works that joe biden was elected president-elect of the united states. tomorrow, president trump plans to begin his legal challenges to voting discrepancies he sees in states across this country we're glad to have you as we make our way through many of those issues

pete: good morning welcome to the fourth hour the bonus hour of fox & friends on this sunday yeah almost 70 million trump supporters took to the streets and rioted and looted and all that stuff you didn't see on your television yesterday as will you pointed out legal challenges continue. a lot of questions remain and calls can be made by media companies but that doesn't ultimately mean electors have been decided and that's just a factual statement and we can all be a part of that discussion but we're only five days in florida took a lot longer in 2000 and a lot remains to play out jed. jedediah: yeah, there's a lot to unpack in this fourth and final hour and we have great guests with us we wish to do that we'll begin with our own griff jenkins because joe biden is addressing the nation for the first time after becoming the president-elect. will: his runningmate kamala harris makes history as the first woman of color to become the vice press-elected.

pete: president trump is not conceding and his campaign is pushing forward on their legal fight in several states our own griff jenkins is live in wilmington, delaware with the very latest. griff, good morning. griff: good morning, pete, will, and jed. as you can see behind me not much left here just break down crews with the crane and jeeps brought in for the celebration and what a celebration it was, as the confetti canons fired and 400 cars or so were honking their horns thousands of people lining the perimeter as president-elect biden called for unity. watch. >> i'm a proud democrat. >> [applause] >> but i will govern as an american president. >> [applause] >> i'll work as hard for those who didn't vote for me as those who did. let miss grim era of demon ization in america begin to

end here and now. griff: biden's victory sparked celebrations across the country and the history-making election of the first black woman to the vice president say hit home for kamala harris. >> while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. >> [applause] >> because every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. griff: biden won after fox news called pennsylvania and nevada for him putting the electoral tally at 290-214, three states georgia, north carolina and alaska, are still counting. meanwhile, trump supporters turned out across the country in protest as the trump campaign has active lawsuits in pennsylvania, arizona, and nevada. suits in georgia and michigan have been dismissed. now president trump did not speak yesterday but tweeted a few times one of which said the observers were not allowed into the counting rooms. i won the election.

got 71 million legal votes, bad things happen which our observer s were not allowed to see never happened before, millions of mail in ballots were sent to people who never asked for them. that tweet was flagged by twitter and we'll see where it goes. our own chief white house correspondent john roberts says that the legal challenge does not see a clear path to victory the president will commit to a peaceful transition of power. meanwhile, president-elect biden seen not sitting still the transition team launching their own web page and twitter handle. they say that the team will prioritize core values of diversity of ideology and background as well as the highest ethical standards of a team led by a guy named ted cauffman, and a notable advisory board member is cindy mccain. jed, pete, will? will: thanks, griff. pete: griff thank you very much appreciate it. now for more reaction let's bring in karl rove fox news contributor former senior advisor deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush.

karl, thanks for being here. as someone front and center with the 2000 recount you can understand the impulse to want to get it right to make sure the legal votes are counted that everything is above dashboard, so what's your thinking right now, five days into this post- election as the trump team continues to bring legal challenges because they think the outcome was fraudulent, what does that say about where we are , where are we and how far should they go in your opinion, karl? >> well look first of all remember this is different than 2000 and in 2000 the secretary of state of florida issued an un official count pending the canvas that showed george bush in the lead and that's when al gore attempted to do something that is illegal under florida law, and that is to conduct a recount in only three heavily-democratic counties, florida law requires a recount to be conducted statewide, they conspired with local officials and three democratic counties to recount the vote they aren't recounted they are recounted twice already, remember you have

the famous people holding up a ballot trying to see the intent of the voters so it's entirely different than this. in this , the accusation is if there was fraudulent activity and the vote count itself and so the president has every right and he will have to, however because the states are now issuing unofficial counts, about to issue unofficial counts, and they're going to move to a point where they begin to canvas these and formally declare the results of the state, so monday is going to be an important day for the president's legal team to get these actions out there and frankly i have to say, jim baker was in florida for the recount the day after the election and i'm not even certain who of the trump team so they got to move quickly, and they have every right to do so. i think trey gowdy the other side said it terrifically one of the great majesties of america

is that not anyone from the lowest to the highest has fair and equal access to the courts and that includes the president of the united states and he has a right to do that, absolutely. jedediah: karl, the new york post editorial board came out and argued that trump' legacy is secure and by that they mean policy but he should stop with the rhetoric like stolen election and things of that nature. it said president trump, your legacy is secure, stop the election here is the quote actually. even as non-stop poison from most of the media carried the election, the rest of the gop did well likely keeping senate majority despite having to defend far more seats than the dems and gaining enough house seats to cripple the power of nancy pelosi or her replacement to lock in his legacy trump must rally republicans to move forward by behaving with dignity in the face of likely defeat. your reaction to that take? >> well, i'd add one more thing to the political accomplishments and that is that the republicans in the face of in a unprecedented effort led by

president obama kept their strength in fact increased their strength in state legislatures which matters with regard to re districting next year. the republicans were expected to lose a large number of chambers and instead they gained three, so, the president does have a lot of political accomplishments in this election let alone the policy accomplishments over the last four years, but i think it sound advice. he has to be careful about his language. he has every right to pursue these instances he thinks where he thinks he's been wrong, but you got to be careful about the language because if it's not proved out, if there are not, if it is not a stolen election, if he lost pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin by the margins that today are on the books, then, you know, and it'll color his record. it will color people' perspective of him so pursue all of these things, absolutely but let the facts and the evidence and let the lawyers do the

talking and i'd tweet less and put them more in the spotlight. will: karl, let me return to the comparisons of 2000 you have a direct experience that might give us some insight. i think the american people would like some sense of expectation. what was it 37 days in florida that it took these -- >> 36. will: for that challenge to survive. what would you expect, how long will this take? how long will these legal challenges which i'm sure will be fast-tracked, how long will it take for them to reach some sense of resolution for the coming suits president trump plans to launch? >> well i don't have a good answer for you, because word ton thing, look, we were in florida and we were focused on a couple of simple questions. what the gore campaign and these three democratic counties were doing was that in conformity with state law and the answer was clearly "no" and if it was not in conformity with state law should they be stopped and the answer we thought should be yes, and twice i'll remind you the supreme court of the

united states of america held the gore campaign was violating the constitution in two places including the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment. these three counties were going to be treated differently than the people in the rest of the state because these counties were being recounted and everybody else wasn't, as state law require, and why was that? because later we learned in the autobiography of david boyce , michael hooley said if we have a statewide recount bush's lead will grow the only way that we can win is to focus on these three large heavily- democratic counties and "harvest votes" using the so-called undervote issue and defying the attention of the voter and gain enough votes to overcome bush but it didn't work out but twice the supreme court and again david suiter and steven bryer joined the other five more conservative justices in holding that and the final decision was not on whether or

not they are violating the law 5-4. that decision was on should we remand it to the florida supreme court one more time and tell them to get it right or shall we end this farce and it was so close to the date of the meeting of the electoral college that five justices said enough is enough we have twice told you 7- 2 you got it wrong, and so we're going to end it so that's why it took 36 days. i'm not certain we'll have upset as a court as the florida supreme court was back then ignoring the explicit u.s. supreme court that this was unconstitutional and they are the ultimate arbitors of who violates the constitution but my guess is we're going to have quick resolution on some of these issues like we have last week. the president won the issue on the observers in pennsylvania. they were allowed to be within six feet. they weren't being there. they had to be allowed to be within six feet and some others that were revolved quickly and

thrown out so some of them will be but we don't know exactly what kind of evidence the president's lawyers have and what kind of case they're going to present so it's hard to determine. my gut tells me because of the outcome of the election it's going to be done relatively quickly so these will be heard on an expedited basis and probably resolved quickly, so the ones that don't get tossed out will probably come to resolution, i hope, maybe next week, but remember, he's got to win, biden is at 290 right now, so the president is going to, the president is going to have to have successful lawsuits in at least probably three states. you know, pennsylvania is 20 electoral votes, wisconsin is 10 electoral vote, nevada is six electoral votes so he'll probably have to have success in two of those states. again we don't know what his claim is going to be and what the evidence is going to be but i would expect i don't think it

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pete: welcome back to fox & friends there are still legal challenges to be had but let's look forward, should it go in a certain direction. joe biden bracing for a long list of foreign relations challenges as his team believes he should be preparing to be in the white house. now, while one chinese state

media reporter is indicating the communist country may be eager to work with joe biden, remember beijing biden? retweeting a statement claiming relations will be normalized even referring to beijing as the for biden city. let's bring in fox news senior strategic analyst retired four star general jack keane. general thank you so much for being here this morning. setting the politics aside, setting the legal challenges aside, setting all that aside which a lot of people have legitimate questions about right now, were it to be joe biden, how would our relations change with china and how would they perceive our country then? >> well first of all, not much was said during the campaign to give us insight as to what the biden administration's true foreign policy and national security goals and objectives be , but i think there's some inferences that we can draw, pete. many of the national security advisors to now president-elect biden really believe the trump team sort of got it right on

china. there's growing consensus in the united states, bipartisan support in the congress and a growing consensus around the world of china's behavior, and the need to hold them accountable, that they have truly become an aggressive nation, and as such, while i don't think they'll ever give trump credit for that to be frank about it, pete, i think they'll largely move in that direction, but here is a couple things that we will see change. one, there'll be more of a tone towards president xi, and certainly, the rhetoric has increased dramatically as a result of the pandemic and his spreading the localized epidemic to the world at large and i think president trump rightfully held them accountable for that. that tone will change. secondly, i don't believe they have as strong a view of the trade imbalance and the lever to use to correct it tariffs as much as the trump adminitration has done so they

are going to talk more about working with allies but when they get out there and they start working with the allies, they're going to find to their surprise if they don't know already that the trump team has worked considerably with our allies in the region to sure them up and to make certain that they understand that we've got their back. pete: it's a very interesting point almost single hand edly president trump shifted a foreign policy bipartisan consensus that china had a peaceful rise and instead took them on and now that's become the consensus that the they are an adversary that needs to be dealt with but i got your take as well on iran, general. there's a tweet that i believe we have it we'll put it up, ioto la tweeted this that the situation in the u.s. and what they themselves say about their election is a specatacle and an example of the ugly faith of the liberal democracy of the u.s. regardless of the outcome one thing is absolutely clear the definite political, civil and moral decline of the u.s. regime our

opponents often point to the messiness of our republic as a sign of weakness. what would our future with iran look like? >> well first of all that's a bit rich, isn't it, pete? these are the guys when they had , when their people accused them of fraudulent election several years ago they went into the streets and shot and killed them and imprisoned thousands and this last year they've killed 1,200 demonstrators demonstrating peacefully and imprisoned 12,000 and they are being not only imprisoned but tortured, and the iranians, as we know, the commander of cyber command, announced last week that iran had made an attack on the united states election process and cyber command conducted an operation against them successfully to defeat that, so it's a bit rich what he's saying and what is he looking at? he's looking at a process that's within our democracy. if there are election irregularities go to the court and address the and resolve it. that is the process we're in. that is a working democracy and

it's a good thing that we are able to reassured researcher this stuff legally as opposed through violence. secondly in iran, if the biden administration is going to make a strategic blunder, pete, i think it'll be around iran, because i suspect there's a knee jerk reaction to go right back to the nuclear deal and remove some of the sanctions or most of them and not recognize how far things have changed in four years. there's a geopolitical paradigm shift in the middle east where the arab nations of the middle east are united with israel, against the iranians. iran is the catalyst for that, and for them to undermine the growing coalition in the middle east, sort of like an arab nato that we've been talking about for years, if they just walk away from that because that's a trump thing, and not recognize the significance of what it means strategically for the reason in the united states that'll be a huge mistake pete: general such a great point

and another legacy that will live on general jack keane, thank you so much for your time, appreciate it. >> good talking to you, pete. pete: good talking to you all right coming up she was the first woman to graduate from the citadel, and now she's south carolina's first republican woman to serve in congress, congresswoman-elect nancy mace joins us live, coming up, next. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day.

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jedediah: a south carolina house seat flipping back to red after nancy mace narrowly defeated incumbent joe cunningham becoming the first republican woman in south carolina ever elected to congress and she's no stranger to service in 1999 mace made history as the first juan to graduate from the citadel

congresswoman-elect nancy mace joins me now welcome to the show , it's my pleasure to have you here, what does that feel like such a great title i was reading that first republican woman elected to congress from south carolina. that's quite a title. >> quite so, and you know, in fact, it's 100 years after women sufferage, so i feel deeply-honored to be making history once again. when i was 17 i dropped out of high school and my first job was at a waitress at a waffle house on the side of the interstate. i was in business for 21 years and now i'm in the u.s. congress and this is what american dreams are really made of from the waffle house to the u.s. house as i like to say, and i'm very eager to get to work. jedediah: you know, i loved reading about your background and your story you just alluded to and that's precisely the kind of backgrounds that we need in congress right now. speak a little bit to the issues what issues do you think drove your success in the campaign? why do you think people felt strongly about voting for you? >> well the voters wanted a new nancy in congress and senator

lindsey graham said a few times nancy mace is nancy pelosi's worst nightmare she only have a four-person majority in the u.s. house now and if folks want to learn about that it's nancymace.org, but one of the things i really push on the campaign trail is that while i'm going to swear to an other to the constitution at the same time, i'm going to represent that voters and constituents in the low country and that message really resonated because i'm going to put the region where i represent above any political party really. this is a coastal community that has very unique needs. we're fiscally conservative, but we love america, and we want to protect the environment, and those are the issues that really resonated with voters and those are the things i want to work on when i get sworn in. jedediah: i think people are mostly excited for things to get done. they hate stalemate and they're hoping that people get elected that are really willing to sit down and have those conversations and accomplish something. do you feel that your background and your disposition would enable you to sit with people across the aisle and make stuff happen? >> 100%.

i liked using the example i've been in the state lawmaker for three years now and in the middle of covid i passed a prison reform bill and i can't remember the last time i saw a republican push a reform like that, but when that bill is voted on, every single democrat and every single republican voted for that measure and it was signed into law. we've got to really work and this election what we're seeing in 2020 it's the mandate now is that we have to reach across the aisle to get something done. there was a red wave across many states in the general assemblies and state legislatures, massive turn out on both sides of the aisle. people want someone whose going to get something donald we've got to be able to work together and i've dot that as a state lawmaker and i look forward to doing that in congress. it used to be that way but now we've allowed our disagreements to cause so much division and people are really tired of it and we've got to rebuild our country, states and communities and i'm raising my hand, stepping into the arena and i'm ready to do it. jedediah: i think there's a lot of truth to what you just said

congresswoman-ecollect nancy mace thank you for joining us, and we'll be watching. >> thank you so much. jedediah: up next, the media immediately celebrating biden's victory urging republicans to stand in unity with the new administration, but where were those calls for unity under president trump, we'll talk about it with geraldo rivera, he comes from a divided house himself and he's calling out the hypocrisy, next. >> ♪ ♪ i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot.

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>> now the trump presidency is coming to an end. to an end, with so many squander ed opportunities and ruined potential, but also an era of just plain meanness. >> what was on the ballot here was decency and democracy and empathy and joe biden is particularly well-equipped for this moment. >> he was brought up by a father who told him that you're either a fighter or you're a loser and there's no one in between and today, he is a loser. will: fascinating clips from across the media landscape who better to discuss it but a man whose been involved in the media , it's geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent. geraldo you're the perfect guy to answer this. you know, i believe i was having

this discussion last night that one of the great things about president trump is he did not create this kind of bias he revealed this kind of bias. what we saw in the last serve rail entitlement l years was many who pretended to be the objective journalists take the mask of. do you think there will be an attempt to put the mask back on to pretend as though they are objective journalists or to maintain this rooting interest? geraldo: i don't know if they can repair that rift now, will. i believe that they showed their true stripes, like cnn. cnn used to be pretty fair and down the middle and you could count on cnn to cover something that blew up or some other emergency some place around the world and they had correspondents everywhere and they really did hone pretty closely to the reasonable objective center and until they became crazy, until they absolutely got that trump derangement syndrome along with msnbc and what got me is these commentators and watching jay

capri, a fine fella , just watching the contempt and the utter disda in they had for the president of the united states has been very very infuriating to me, how this resistance formed right out of the bad as soon as he was elected and how every move he made in the initial stages of his presidency was checked and sabotaged by democrats who hated him, who believed that he was vile and should not represent the country and they created that russia hoax for two and a half years, preoccupied him, infiltrated his west wing in his oval office. the things that they did and then to lead right into that phony impeachment, my god now they want to say kumbayah and now the president-elect joe biden says we're all in this together give me a break so we turn the cheek for everything that happened over the last three and a half years it's infuriating to me, will. pete: thank you, geraldo that's

exactly right and also insulting to the intelligence of people who have been insulted, called racist, called every ism in the book, and unleashed on a president and his supporters now saying okay, you know, now it's time for unity now it's time to get together. there are no red states or blue states just the united states of america we heard that from obama as well, fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, same on me and is there any reason and any in a quite literal sense, geraldo for supporters of the president for people who didn't vote if it should go in the direction of joe biden to believe there will be unity, earnest, good-faith attempts to pretend like we're all in this together after what they did to president trump? geraldo: there are some high points. kamala harris is a historic figure, and checks off so many boxes i'm so glad for our country's history. pete: but that's not unity. that's fine. geraldo: we finally integrate but now get to the real stuff.

packing the court. president trump may be a one- term president but he's the most successful one-term president in the history of the republic look what he did with the supreme court. the supreme court now has been remade and president trump's image but 150 days from now, joe biden wants this commission of his made up of constitutional scholars to tell the world whether it's appropriate to stack the court, to unmake the court as it currently exists with nine members, to put 15 members on it to have a rotating court, to have, you know, i don't know what dreams he has but i think that the fight will come soon enough. i hope that he doesn't, in his early stages, try to bend over backwards to undo what president trump has accomplished particularly i heard general keane speaks of the treaties between the sunni arab nations in israel that the president fostered the peace between serbi a and cosovo that the president fostered and the

standoff with north korea and iran i just hope they don't mess up what president trump has created even as they take advantage of what i am certain will be a v-shaped recovery the economy will be booming and before president trump even leaves office, will be a wash in safe and effective vaccines just a question of poor timing. he almost did it, my friend almost did it he almost pulled off the upset of the century, but he was sabotaged by those pornographic polsters who lied about or that were so dreadfully incompetent that they could project that he was going to lose wisconsin by 17 points and nonsense like that when actually it was a tie. i applaud the fact that he's reached out president trump reached out to change the republican party and make it more integrated, latinos will block the republican party as they did in south florida, as they did in south texas. i think that that's the real future of the republican party now, and i'm optimistic about a lot of things.

i lament and i'm broken-hearted i feel very melancholy about what happened to my friend president trump. life goes on, you know, the right wing doesn't riot so we're not going to loot fifth avenue, so i think that things we find ultimately. jedediah: we've been talking about a country divided and you yourself are and i've seen the proof tell us about the whole thing and how it played out and if there's any advice for us, that's your lawn, right? tell us ability it. >> that's my lawn, so erica had the biden-harris sign and the president was coming to cleveland and i said honey, please i beg you take it down and she put it up, well she owns half the house so she took it down for the time the president was in cleveland and put it right back up so i put that sign next to it. here is the real thing i have it right here if you want to read it.

so -- jedediah: wife only [laughter] geraldo that's fantastic. but really, there's a message here, right? you survived in your house, you have differing opinions there is a lesson here. geraldo: one of the few upsides to president trump's loss, apparent loss is theres tranquillity in my house, my wife is very happy now, my daughters are very happy so i can be in mourning alone in my library but at least i'm not being attacked by my family. pete: so if they win we get to unite but if we win they get to resist i see that. geraldo: that's so true. and that was reflective of the whole country. will: good luck in your house then, geraldo. geraldo: thank you. jedediah: thanks geraldo. will: go to jillian mele with this mornings headlines. jillian: good morning let's begin two women are arrested and charged for assaulting police officers at a minneapolis protest. investigators say amina mccaskill and theresa johnson pointed a laser in an officer's eyes and kicked

another one in the groin. the women were part of an election protest that took over a major highway. authorities shutdown the road to break up the crowd. >> a traffic cop springs into action to save a choking teen in georgia. officer matthew perry was flagged down by a frantic mother who was pulled over in a turning lane. her son, she was honking her horn and flashing the lights and perry pulled the teen out of the car and successfully performed the heimlich maneuver and the boy was breathing seconds later thankfully. police say he was choking on a piece of food. wow. >> the national museum of the u.s. army will open this wednesday on veterans day. it's in virginia just outside washington d.c. tickets are free, if reserved in advance. nearly 1,400 artifacts are on display. some of them dating back to the bat battle of baltimore in 1814. >> the world's large else white castle will break down and built near disney world in orlando becoming florida's only white castle location looking like

this spanning nearly 5,000 square feet with indoor and outdoor seating and two drive-thru lanes. construction starts this month, and it is expected to open next year. send it back to you. will: all right maybe since coronavirus is over you can go indoors and have those burgers we'll see how quickly that recovers. pete: there you go. will: she called it once. >> if we see a major sell-off tomorrow, should donald trump win the presidency? that is going to be one of the best buying opportunities that anybody has ever seen. will: that was maria bartiromo on the night of the 2016 election accurately predicting a stock market surge if donald trump won the white house, so how will markets react tomorrow when they open for the first time under what looks like it'll be president-elect joe biden if he survives legal challenges? maria bartiromo is here to tell us, next. >> ♪ ♪

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pete: coming up on "sunday morning futures" house minority leader kevin mccarthy and south carolina senator lindsey graham, one topic you can expect the economy going forward and what to expect when markets open tomorrow. will: here to break down what it means for you and your wallet "sunday morning futures" host maria bartiromo. maria what do you expect from the markets tomorrow? maria: hello, guys thank you so much for being here. well look we've got a couple of moving things happening as we speak. number one is all of the litigation that is to come as a result of president trump basically saying that there was election fraud, and that there was ballot fraud. this morning i have an exclusive interview with rudy giuliani. he is my lead guest this morning and he will join us to present evidence as to what he has found he's been working all weekend on

pennsylvania, on michigan, on arizona, and he's going to join me first to discuss what evidence he has and he'll tell us how many lawsuits will drop this upcoming week that the president is going to be suing pennsylvania and others so that's number one. number two is at this point, markets are focused on the senate. that is where we are. we've talked a lot about the policies coming out of the biden camp and that includes $4.3 trillion of new tax increases. it includes major big government spending programs like the green new deal at $100 trillion. the only way he can get through those programs is if they have the majority in the senate, so we've got two run-off races in georgia in january. these races could not be more important. this is the difference between socialism and capitalism. so you're going to need to see kelly leoffler and david purdue win their races otherwise you're talking about a narrow

majority but a majority in the senate, by the democrats, and if chuck schumer is in fact the senate majority leader he will likely push all of this through and you will have a stock market that sells off, so it's really hard to say right now the markets have been rally ing this past week had a huge rally at 7% on the dow and s&p 500 and the nasdac was up 9% last week and it all had to do with the expectations around the senate. this is all going to happen between thanksgiving and christmas, because the run off races are in january 5, so this going to be a very busy end -of-year at this point i can tell you the market believes the republicans will stay in the majority and i would expect a pretty good market performance continuation of the rallies that we've seen, but you can't tell whether or not he's going to get these programs through. it's all about policy, guys, and of course, we're watching the litigation. you know, the media does not decide who the president is. remember that. pete: correct. maria: it's state officials that decide so we've been talking a

lot about president-elect and vice president-elect it's wonderful, sounds terrific, first woman, vice president wonderful; however, the media is not the ones who are the arbiters of the election results. it's the state officials, so we have live, active litigation that is going to be happening because the president is pushing back on all of this and he's going to be dropping lawsuits tomorrow we've got the breaking news coming in 10 minutes time with rudy giuliani. pete: the one and only maria bartiromo thank you so much for your time. we look forward to watching the top of your show. rudy giuliani well done, well- said. all right, we're counting down to kickoff for week nine of the nfl season with another slate of big matchups on fox today. fox nfl kickoff host is here with a preview, that's next. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip...

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will: you're looking live at the marine air station in miramar in recognition of veteran's day this wednesday. coming up, today, it's week 9 of the nfl kicking off right here on fox with a full slate of must -see matchups today, joining us now to break down the games and players to watch, fox nfl kickoff host, charissa thompson, good morning, charissa. >> good morning, will. will: so this is a big one fox has a big slate but the one i'm most interested in seahawks at bills because everybody kind of agrees the seahawks is the best team in the league probably a super bowl contender so it's a test. how good are the bills? >> exactly and will this is definitely a game i'm interested in not only because i'm from

seattle but interested to see how buffalo bounces back especially the play of josh allen started off the year mvp caliber we sat down for an interview and talked about this incredible pace he was playing at and has really fallen off. i think he bounces back today against the seattle defense in the secondary, they are good against the run though and that's an area that buffalo has been good at and relied a lot on their run game the last few weeks and had success in doing so, so it should be a good match up, don't be thrown off by seattle going east. seattle does very well in the eastern time zone and does very well on the road as well, i expect russel wilson to play at the high level that he's been playing at all season long so it should be a very good game and closer than some might think. will: that cross-country trip is rough on some teams i think the chargers notoriously have a tough time traveling back east. speaking of the chargers by the way the fox has chargers and raiders later today. >> they do in another game actually that's also a good game but a game we're really excited about because usually the chiefs play over on that other network

in the aoc on cbs but we get them today against the panthers so we're fired up about that of course the defend ing super bowl champs the kansas city chiefs sitting at 7 and 1 playing and the panthers but don't be thrown off by the panthers record. they got a lot of weapons and a huge one back today christian mc caffrey is back in the lineup, we've not seen him play since week two after suffering the high ankle sprain, so the chiefs are good scoring offense and defense but this will be a good game as well if the panthers can just do the best they can at limiting the play of patrick mahone, which is not an easy task. will: he's on fox today you don't want to miss it so you're still giving away fox bet super six is giving away $1 million of terry bradshaw's money it hasn't been won yet? >> it hasn't but terry is very excited, we're not excited and people have been so close so i'm encouraging everybody to get involved. look, it's free money i'm telling you it's free money it's free to download this app, free to play it's a fox bet super six

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