>> joe biden specifically pushed that theory of the law according to notes about flynn. is he going to apply is it to himself? carley: absolutely. no, we hear you there. thank you some for your analysis. we appreciate it. right now "fox & friends" starts. >> president trump sounding off on the election as his campaign forges ahead with lawsuits. >> i just think it's an embarrassment. >> right now you have half the country that has doubt about the veracity of this election. that's why both sides should be having thrl process open. >> if you knew then what you know now would you have signed this warrants against carter page? >> no, sir. >> i think we need to scrap fisa. we need to drastically overhaul and reinformant fbi. >> republicans now up one in the battle for the u.s. senate. >> republican thom tillis has won a second term. he faced a tough challenge democrat call cunningham. minneapolis so bad considering bringing in officers from other

jurisdictions to restore order. >> hypocrites, all of them. hypocrites. carley: today, president trump and vice president mike pence are expected to attend the traditional veterans day ceremony at arlington national cemetery. the president will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. ♪ american child ♪ steve: world war i ended in the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month and that's when the ararmistice was signed 1954. it was renamed ainsley and brian veterans day and today is veterans day 2020. ainsley: it's such a special day. we thank you all for your service. we thank all of the husbands and wives that let their spouses go serve our country overseas and

the children and all the sacrifices that you make. we really appreciate you and love you so much. god bless you all and god bless america. brian: the president is going to be out in arlington. first time we have seen him in a while the national cemetery. he will be there just before 11:00 and then he will be doing the ceremony for the national veterans day observance and then he will be heading back to the white house where he is going to be buckling clown trying to see if there was some corruption in this election. welcome, everyone. it's going to be a big show. meanwhile president trump sounding off on the election as his campaign moves ahead with many lawsuits. steve: meanwhile president-elect joe biden is calling his refusal, president trump's refusal to concede an embarrassment. ainsley: lucas tomlinson is live in washington as the election poll worker actually tells fox news what they witnessed. lucas, what did they see? >> well, that's right. good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. more than a week after the election. president trump refuses to concede saying in a tweet, quote: people will not accept

this rig the election. under the president's message twitter added this claim about election fraud is disputed. the trump campaign has filed lawsuits in arizona, michigan, nevada and pennsylvania. a lawsuit in georgia was previously dismissed. one poll worker as you mentioned in nevada claims she witnessed evidence of election fraud. >> i was and i could see these people hand over what appeared to be white envelopes. and as i got closer the envelopes were being torn open two. people bring them open and turning and facin face and markn them. i thought those are ballots. >> joe biden slammed the president for not stepping aside gracefully. >> well, um, i just think it's an embarrassment quite frankly. the only thing that -- how can i say this tackfully. i think it will not help the

president's legacy. >> trump campaign has released 234 page stack of affidavits from poll workers in detroit alleging fraud did take place. the democrat led house oversight committee said post office whistleblower recanted his claim in pennsylvania. raised eyebrows at the state department yesterday when he said the following. >> there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. right. we are ready the world is watching that's taking place. we are going to count all the votes. >> later on "special report" pompeo told bret baier he would make sure whoever is in office on january 20th as has all the tools available but he still didn't say it would be joe biden. brian: thank you so much. look at the deficits. in pennsylvania pretty significant 47,000. can he make up those votes. he has a problem in michigan. filed some lawsuits there 145,000.

north carolina he is up why they stopped count something a big mystery this has got to stop. wisconsin the books have been closed they might get a recount there the president lost by 20,000. arizona is he counting it down every day. it's now down to 12800. even if all these lawsuits that have been filed and it's pretty thick have been filed. some of them dismissed already go through, is it going to be enough to make a difference in the election? now, i'm hesitant to use polls, especially after they have been so wrong. but these are so stark i thought i would share them with you. the politico morning consult poll mail in voting led to. only 26% of republicans believe the 2020 election was fair. only 26%. so you wonder why the bulk of which are still standing with the president. it's only been a week. here is senator marco rubio. >> at the core of our republicans legitimacy comes from people's confidence in the election. and right now you have got half

this country ha has doubts about the veracity of this election. that's why the process that exists in the law. process in the law that exists. after the election before the results are certified. that process has to be allowed to move forward; otherwise, we are going to have a result here that half the country will harvest significant results about. that's bad for the country. steve: we are hearing these stories of one at a time of incidents. and they are being reportedly looked at by the department of justice. the attorney general made it very clear to look at the specific things. one of those things we telling you about yesterday was that postal worker in erie, pennsylvania, who said his bosses showed him how to back date these mail-in ballots. well, that was disputed yesterday because "the washington post" ran a story that said the postal inspectors interviewed that guy and he changed his story. but, what's curious is then later in the day he actually put out a youtube where he said i'm

reading a story on "the washington post" and i did not recant my story. and this guy, by the name of richard hopkins, who was a postal worker in erie, he said i'm going to present more evidence that this actually happened today. which would be wednesday. but nonetheless, there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud at this point. and yesterday, joe biden obliquely addressed that when asked about president trump and his reluck tantsd to concede the election there is only one president at a time and he is the president. the electoral college decides in december and that won't be announced until early january. it seems like at this point is he not going to sue that get that money from the gsa although he is fund raising off it, ainsley. ainsley: yeah, the bottom line is this is about integrity of the election. do we have trust? are we able to go to the polls, fill out our ballot and know

that it's being counted and if there was one illegal ballot, then that canceled out a valid ballot. and last night i was watching sean's show and kayleigh was on there and she had a stack of 234 pages. within the stack of papers she held up in that ream of papers, 60% of a batch of ballots had the same signatures. 35 ballots no voter record but counted anyway. 50 ballots were run multiple times through a tabulation machine and one woman, her son was deceased but somehow he got to vote. so they are definitely looking into this. ronna says she was on last night, too. she said there are 11,000 incident reports they want to get to the bottom of it because this is about the integrity of our election and making sure those 70-plus million voters that voted for donald trump that their votes are not forgotten. yesterday, joe biden was speaking out and he is asking for president trump to step down. you heard lucas say that -- he

said trump not conceding is an embarrassment. he said it will not help his legacy. here is biden yesterday. this is a message to foreign leaders. >> letting them know that america is back. we are going to be back in the game. it's not america alone. i have had the opportunity to speak with now six world leaders. and, and response has been very full some. inner jet particular. i said when we announced that the next president is going to inherit a divided country and a world in disarray. the reception and welcoming we have gotten from around the world from our allies and friends has been real. i feel confident that we're going to be able to put the -- put america back in the place of respect that it had before. ainsley: all right. we heard him yesterday saying he wants to rejoin the world health organization. is he going to rewrite all these executive orders on day one. his transition hangs in limbo.

they can't make any decisions about the future until the general service administration certifies this election and they're asking for that individual to move quickly and to respect the will of the people of the voter, brian. brian: he gets about 10 million bucks and office space. i'm sure they could do a lot, ainsley. keep in mind, joe biden talking to foreign leaders. i don't think that was good. i thought that was one president at a time. during that time did he bring up to the german president merkel did he say don't worry, i'm going to put those troops back in germany? that would be bad. like michael film maybe saying or not saying something about sanctions don't overreact to sanctions because i'm not looking to i'm i'm i'm not going to look to keep them on you when we get in? was anything brought up with world leaders about future foreign policy? i don't know, besides america first, he says america alone. it was america first but not america alone so he decided to turn that on its head. but it's just very interesting the way it's okay for joe biden. i wonder if the fbi had a chance to listen in on those conversations and make sure they were on the up and up and maybe they will deny it later in a

series of hearings. meanwhile keep in mind when joe biden talks about foreign policy he has experience but he doesn't have a lot of success. one of the most successful in our country worked for democrat and republican administrations including barack obama. defense secretary robert gates said this in his book duty. he said quote i think joe biden has been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue for the past four decades. and one thing is kind of curious. the saudi arabia leader king has called joe biden. the russian vladimir putin has not. neither has china president xi has not called joe biden. he says i hear they're still counting votes. along with the mexican leader who is actually very, believe it or not, as socialist leaning as he is, has been a great ally to this country and to president trump, steve. steve: well, brian, you mentioned maybe they will have some hearings. they did is v. a hearing on capitol hill kind of. it was one of those virtual things. the senate judiciary committee had, you know, they are trying to figure out under the leadership of lindsey graham of

ainsley's state of south carolina. trying to figure out exactly why the fbi launched crossfire hurricane. that was the operation of looking into the origins of the russian meddling allegations from 2016 which led to the mueller probe. he also wants to know exactly what the heck was going on with these agents who were presenting stuff that was wrong to the fisa courts that allowed them to spy essentially on the trump campaign and then administration as well. if you missed it, it was throughout the day right here on the fox news channel. and mr. mccabe had kind of a rough day. watch. is it. >> if you knew then what you know now would have you signed the will warrant against carter page. >> no, sir. >> did you mislead the fisa court. >> i signed a package that included enumerous factual errors. >> general flynn has been will

prosecuted for lying to the fbi. you lied to the fbi and you aren't being prosecuted. >> general flynn's situation and mine have absolutely nothing in common. i never ever intentionally mislead the fbi. >> you were fired for lying. were you not? >> i was fired as the result of a deeply unfair and flawed ig investigation. steve: and because of that he is fighting to get his job back. one of the puzzling questions though is why would they have warned hillary clinton given her a defensive meeting saying look, we are worried about this regarding what happened in 2016. mccabe said they didn't want to tip off the suspect they felt there were russian monthlies in the campaign. he said he had no new answers things we had heard before but he made it very clear, ainsley, he had no regrets about what he

did as the number two guy at the fbi. ainsley: well, he was fired for lying under oath. and fired for lying not under oath as well. think about what this did to the country though for basically three or four years, what it did to the campaign to carter page's life. how many million of tax dollars were spent trying to investigate this. steve: and the reputation of the fbi. ainsley: exactly. to that point mike lee talked about that. we drastically need to overhaul the fbi. listen to this for me it isn't about crossfire hurricane it's broader than that i have been working for the last 10 years on trying to shed light on the foreign intelligence surveillance act or fisa as it's commonly known. and the long term chronic potential for abuse. surveillance, warrantless surveillance of american citizens by the u.s. government.

this is not okay. we need to scrap fisa and we need to drastically overhaul and reform the fbi. its credibility has been severely and i think unfairly diminished by a few very bad, bad apples starting at the top levels of the fbi. ainsley: many people want to do away with the fisa courts because it's so secretive and everything that pretty much goes in front of the court gets approved. and then in this case shouldn't have been, brian. brian: right. big story, there was a memo. came out in the summer that said hillary clinton's campaign is looking to deflect interest in her emails by making up a story linking donald trump to russia. and it turns out the deputy director well it wasn't addressed to me. it was addressed to peter strzok and james comey. comey is-like i don't remember seeing that peter strzok is i don't remember seeing that the problem is you can't be on the other side. because the other side doesn't agree their stories conflict. that's the issue unless they are shoulder to shoulder in front and no appetite to look at 2016

to a degree i understand it. they are going to continue to duck, bob and we've, whic weave. frustrating that memo has not been sufficiently defined on why the cia put that out and why the fbi seemed to ignore it or chose to ignore and it go to town with an investigation that had no basis. all right. let's go over to jillian. hey, jillian. jillian: good morning. begin headlines with. this arrest made in the murder of a veteran police officer. robert is accused of shooting and killing sean rios. police releasing video of someone they call a person of extreme interest. the man in the black shirt is seen talking with him in the parking lot. sergeant rios was a 25 year veteran and father of four. the fellow officers went to his son tristan's football game last night. they wanted to make sure he wasn't alone. guess what? tristan scored a touchdown. the u.s. set the new record for covid-19 hospitalizations as cases surge across the country.

nearly 62,000 people are in the hospital. the u.s. also reporting more than 100,000 new cases for the seventh day in a row. there are nearly 10.3 million total cases in the u.s. texas just became the first state to pass 1 million after reporting nearly 11,000 new cases on tuesday. republicans flipping another house seat. this time in california. michelle steel defeating harley taking back a seat the g.o.p. lost in 2018. republicans have cut the house democrats majority by six seats could pick up even more. 16 races still haven't been called. today the national museum of the army will open to the public. the museum at virginia features nearly 1400 artifacts from the army's history. galleries will show how developed from militias in the 1600s to the present day. the opening was delayed for several months because of the pandemic. admission is free but tickets must be reserved online ahead of time. that's a look at your headlines.

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june of 2017 against carter page? >> no, sir. brian: yeah, oops. sorry one life ruined. former fbi deputy director andy mccabe telling the senate yesterday he should not have approved the fisa warrant used to spy on the trump campaign spy on carter page. andy mccabe deputy director seems to have a lot of testimony that seems to conflict with james comey as well as sally yates. where do you want to start? this is a prime example of somebody during the period of time it's been uncovered and trying to keep it all straight it testimony was a disaster. >> ted cruz. ted cruz zeroing in on the leak to the president.

did james comey give you permission to leak information that there is investigation into the clinton foundation to the press? he never answered the question. >> yeah, which is show shocking, brian, because that's the very thing that the inspector general wanted clear answers to. and he couldn't do it again. he continues to lie about it. he continues to hover between wanting to protect jim comey, wanting to protect himself but aware of the fact that those two were in charge and there was a leak and it can be a criminal office. brian: happened over the last month i believe it was last month this revelation of a cia memo addressed to james comey we imagined the deputy director would read it that said the hillary clinton campaign looking to deflect interest i'm just paraphrasing to deflect from her email scandal was going to pen a link of russia and trump. put out this story about russia and trump. that's a memo the cia picked up on. he said i never read the memo.

wasn't addressed to me. do we believe that? >> you can't believe it? i think that's a lie. i think it's a lie from jim comey. the reason you have the intelligence community briefing the white house on that issue. it's a defensive briefing for hillary and then it's a briefing for the white house. and it's a referral. a referral from that level from the intelligence community goes to the highest levels of the fbi. so we're to believe that neither of the top 2 in the fbi had any idea that there was an attempt to deflect the email investigation that hillary clinton was enduring. brian: breathbrett, think aboutt this country went through because the fbi decided to go with this investigation instead of doing what they did with hillary clinton and said need to speak to you. paul manafort a lot of links russia and ukraine. there is communication going back now with some of your staffers. hey, chris christie.

you are a former u.s. attorney. i know you are tight with the president. could you let him know this hire you made might have some conflicts? turns out paul manafort was let go anyway in september. and it really hurt the country for two and a half years. >> yeah, brian. i'm exactly right. i'm proud of my time in the department of justice but there were things i knew needed to be fixed but i did not know that we could systematically endure what we have both on the individual level, people's livesy destroyed but also on the organizational level and right now the fbi is reeling still from 2016 and the country has lost absolutely lost its confidence that the fbi won't be political going forward. brian: carter page can't get hired and michael flynn can't get out of purgatory. those are just two off the top let alone large stone and everything else that's going on. >> that's right. brian: we learned yesterday that nobody wants to be honest and it's okay. can you get a network contract even after you get fired.

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steve: is exactly 6:30 in new york city. headlines for you. new york city l. as i understand some social workers to 911 calls instead of the police. mayor bill de blasio says the pilot program will cover nonviolent mental health calls. if there is a weapon involved, new york city police department officers will also respond it. is scheduled to started in february. and l.a. could be turning its convention center into a homeless shelter the "l.a. times" says city council proposal are under pressure to get people off the streets. the city and the county are facing a lawsuit for not doing enough. the convention center has been closed since the start of the pandemic. so they might actually turn it into a shelter. stay tuned, ainsley. ainsley: all right. we will be watching that thank you, steve. it's reported that more than 70 veterans, won congressional races this election cycle including our next guest who defeated the democratic challenger her name is pam keith down in the sunshine state.

army veteran and florida congressman brian mast joins us now. hey, brian. good morning to you, congressman. >> always good to see you. ainsley: always good to see you too. congratulations on winning again. what do you say to the people who went out to the polls and voted for you? >> thank you. that's true goes to be the number one thing. it's an honorable. reflecting on veterans day to say, listen, i will serve you the way that i served in combat. and that's to remember the people that i served alongside and do it in a i think that hopefully honors them every second of the day to remember that the decisions that i make they affect the people to my left and right. the people that i ask to represent. just like the decisions that i made on the battlefield. they affect people directly and in very life and death ways and to remember the leadersed that i in the military which is to say this about them. all the best leadersed that i, they never asked me or any of the other men that they had serving underneath them to do anything that they wouldn't do themselves or that they hadn't already done themselves.

that's not always the climate of washington but i think it needs to be in washington to be a better place if it had a lot more of that. ainsley: definitely the definition of a good leader. i know yesterday you declibsd to acknowledge president-elect biden as the president-elect because you said you want to wait and see. you want to see how this all plays out. what exactly are your concerns? >> look, there are court cases that are going on. there are undecided races, undecided counts number of different places. i think it's unfair to go out there and say let's see all of this before we go out there and make a declaration i will make sure certified counts until that time we say okay, we are ready for this transition. ainsley: well, your state did it right. we need to watch florida. did you it right this time at least. what is your message to all the veterans, the men and women who are serving our country or who have served. >> it's to say, number one, as i started out with saying thank you about being able to serve. thank you for your service. if you put on the uniform, army,

navy, marines, air force, coast guard. if you served from world war ii through korea through vietnam through mogadishu or nose knee a or kosovo, iraq iraq. all times in between war time, peace time. our country loves you. we love you. we look at you as shining examples of what patriotism and america is all about. and we couldn't say thank you enough for what you did and for what you are willing to do and there is just not enough times that you can say that and on veterans day, especially, i take pride and i go to so many schools from elementary to high schools where they're out there and singing lee greenwood proud to be an american or god bless america or you name it. bringing parents and grandparents in that serve that put on a uniform and just really taking pride in those people that served our country. and it really is an amazing time for our country. ainsley: i know. thank you for going to those events. i know you were just at one and

teaching all the little boys how to salute. god bless you. thank you for your service. i wish you all the best as a congressman. >> i wish you the best, too. thank you. ainsley: thank you. if his first press conference since the election, joe biden gets some hard hitting questions from reporters. listen to this. >> have you tried to reach out at all to the president and if is he watching right now, what would you say to him? >> will be coordinating with speaker pelosi on how she should be negotiating with republicans? >> joe concha says this is just a preview of the things to come and he joins us next. ♪ ♪ hey, hey ♪ how does that feel ♪ ♪ ble night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? - [announcer] forget about vacuuming for up to a month.

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at the hill good morning, joe. >> i'm on my seventh cup of coffee myself. steve: i'm sure you are. joe biden now the election is passed. so apparently the campaign felt it was safe for him to take questions and he had these kinds of questions these were the caliber of questions to the man president-elect of the united states. here they are wilmington, delaware. watch. this have you tried to reach out at all to the president and if is he watching right now, what would you say to him? >> how will you move ahead if the president continues to refuse to concede? >> have you spoken to your long-time friend in the senate mr. mcconnell? >> during of the lame duck will you be coordinating with speaker pelosi on how she should be negotiating with republicans? >> how do you expect to be able to work with republicans when so many thus far have refused to acknowledge your victory. >> what do you say to the americans president trump has yet to concede and what that might mean for the country?

steve: okay. so at the end of his comments, we heard from joe biden yesterday, joe concha, that he would take five questions. and a staff member had a list with five news outlets names on them, and the curious thing is and i know for a fact that the fox news correspondent had some challenging questions for him, fox news is never on the list. >> who covers the biden campaign for fox news. i believe that's a peter doocy you are related at last check. steve: he used to live upstairs of my house. >> i have heard. so mr. biden avoids peter doesy the way that harrison ford afforded tommy lee jones in the fugitive. he never takes a question from the fox news correspondent. there is a reason for that because you see a pattern. whenever mr. biden actually does take questions, almost all focus on donald trump. and not his policy. not his agenda if you are about to take office in two months.

pretty sure the american people want to know what you are going to do for the country. particularly if the republican senate plays out one way, particularly with the house shrinking in terms of seats there. can we hear about mr. biden and his world view going forward instead of so many questions on president trump. so, here's the thing. it's a preview of what we're going to get a choreographed who he mommize homogenized package. ainsley: you hear those questions and then many people are saying they don't trust the media to give them the full story. look at the polls over the last year throughout this election. how did the media pollsters get it so wrong? take north carolina for instance? democrat call cunningham he conceded to tom till also a in that state but the polsters got it so wrong, joe. >> we have seen that as a

growing theme. six words do you want fries with that yeah that's six words. frank luntz said they should go into rae as next occupation. i have a friend who went into real estate and got her license. it is booming. before we go off in a tangent. not just tillis but also in maine susan collins there wasn't one poll showing her we gaining that seat she did. we heard about a biden landslide. not even close. we heard about the democrats gaining seats in the house it. looks like republican also take 12. you are now looking at the closest division in the house since 1958 in terms of the split between democrats and republicans if you are a republican voter, good news for you as you know every time your party doesn't control the white house, you gain seats in the house in the midterms. it hasn't happened i think since 2002 or that was the opposite of the case. so, yeah. that's what we are seeing here at this point. a scenario where you could have a g.o.p. house in 2022, a g.o.p. senate, and then a democratic

president and a revolt as a result of progressives in the left wing of the party who will absolutely be furious that none of their agenda items are getting through. anyway guys it is wednesday it is jazzer size day. actually do a class outdoors with folks a bit older than me but also in infinitely better shape than this guy. brian: get on your like extra and try to blend in joe concha. >> i will blend right here. brian: congratulations on the contributorship you certainly owned it. >> thanks, brian. >> cal cunningham said he was involved in a scandal it didn't matter he ends up losing and conceding. according to reports jillian mele i saw her typing away she has the news ready to roll. jillian: good morning. begin with this story we are following. a minneapolis committee has narrowly approved extra funding for the police department. the mayor and police chief want $500,000 to bring in outside

reinforcement. the chief says they are short-staffed and need help. >> we can go back and forth on this but every day we go back and forth on, this people are dying in our city. we need more resources today and right now. jillian: the measurable now goes to the full city council for a vote on friday. some members have called to disband the department. dr. anthony fauci says he will take pfizer's covid-19 vaccine if it's approved by the fda. >> i'm going to look at the data. i trust pfizer, i trust the fda. these are colleagues of mine for decades the career scientists. if they look at the data and say this data is solid, let's go ahead and approve it, i promise you, andrea, i will take the vaccine and i will recommend that my family take the vaccine. jillian: dr. fauci and alex azar expect the vaccine to be ready by the spring. one golfer is more than ready for the masters. watch this incredible shot.

can you believe that? sinking a hole in run after skipping the ball across a pond during a practice round. he was also 26th birthday. the masters tee after tomorrow that was his second hole in one. ainsley: that is incredible. steve: that is incredible. had there been a camera there and described it we never would have believed it. ainsley: i know. it was almost in the water it. looked like. steve: it skipped and then that is that famous hole where it hooks around and then boom, happy birthday.

brian: he goes one of two things. he said either i'm on a lucky streak or my luck just ran out. we are about to find out as the tournament starts. ainsley: let's go with the first one. steve: just one time hard to get that amazes. brian: for more on this shot go out to janice dean you have broken down golf before. could you go over exactly what he did right and wrong? janice: can i only comment on mini golf which i have won many times on "fox & friends." we have the videotape. all right. listen, i want to talk to you etta because it's making a bee line for florida. tomorrow expecting landfall and it could briefly become a hurricane. so heavy rain at least tropical storm force winds. some storm surge and even some tropical. this is the second landfall for florida. and flash flooding is going to be the big concern. so we will continue to monitor that. i can't wait to do more mini golfing when we are all together

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steve: joe biden campaigned on the promise of raising the federal minimum wage of 15 bucks an hour. that you report shows 15 buck an hour minimum wage would result in 2 million jobs lost across the u.s. is that comma what an economic situation we have right now slammed by a pandemic needs right now? here to discuss is host of varney and company on fox business stuart varney. this is a great question for right now because last tuesday the state of florida, 60% of the voters there okayed a $15 minimum wage by the year of 2026 in the sunshine state. >> well, look, when the government sets wages, it tends to be a vote getter.

people like it. it's also a jobs killer. now, this report suggests that 2 million jobs would be lost if we go to $15 an hour. but the bottom line is that employers they can see this increase in labor costs coming at them. they take remedial action. they hire fewer workers because they are getting 67 more expensive and they go to technology like the orring from a pad in a restaurant. this report suggests that younger people 16 to 19, they will be worst hit by a $15 an hour wage. those entry level jobs will simply disappear. steve, i live in new jersey. i often go to newark airport that is a classic example of technology replacing humans. you go to a restaurant at newark airport and you order from a pad. you don't order from a wait staff. hundreds of people ordering from the pad. no wait staff. much fewer technology takes the place of humans when you raise

the cost of human labor. steve: sure. well, let's see what happens. meanwhile i mentioned florida. now let's talk a little bit about texas. the governor there greg abbott says that texas could become the financial nerve center of america because is he inviting financial services companies in the major stock exchanges to consider moving to texas and some of the companies include charles schwab, tat, pga tesla all sorts of things. >> that's because new jersey proposes a financial tax, a financial transaction tax. now, you don't have to pay that if you are not in the state of new jersey. and at the moment of new york stock exchange nasdaq have their data centers in new jersey. they will be affected by this tax. well, governor abbott in texas is saying come on down. come to texas. come see us. we don't have a financial transaction tax. and we don't have any state income tax either. he wants to make texas what's he call it now? he wants it to be the financial nerve center of america. and if you lower taxes like that, have you got a good shot

at doing it, too. steve: exit question, do you think many companies will. >> yes. steve: during the pandemic a bunch of companies moved to florida. >> charles schwab the discount brokerage house have already gone to texas. headquartered in texas. on my show this morning i have the co-founder of palinteer moving venture capital people out of california. is he going to texas. steve: good plug for your show it starts at 9:00 after this o one. we will be watching. >> thank you. steve: coming up on this show pete hegseth. erick erickson is going to join us from georgia and dave rubin. joey jones and abby hornacek live for a special veterans day sky dive. something you will only see here on "fox & friends." good morning,nc guys. ♪ lovely day ♪ opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1

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jillian: president trump sounding off on the election as his campaign forms ahead with lawsuits. >> i just think it's an embarrassment. >> right now you have half this country that has doubts about the veracity of this election. that's why both sides should be welcoming having this process be open. >> if you knew then what you know now, would have you signed the warrant application against carter page? >> no, sir. >> i think we need to scrap fisa. we need to drastically overhaul and reform the fbi. >> republicans now up one in the battle for the u.s. senate. >> republican thom tillis has won a second term. he faced a tough challenge from democrat cal cunningham. >> in minneapolis crime has become so bad city officials are

considering bringing in officers from other jurisdictions to restore order. >> hypocrites, all of them. hypocrites. >> today president trump and vice president mike pence are expected to attend the traditional veterans day ceremony at arlington national cemetery. the president will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. steve: good morning, ainsley. ainsley: it is veterans day. good morning, guys. yes, it is veterans day, it is the 11th and we honor all of those men and women who have fought valiantly for our wonderful country. we would not be this free nation that we are without your service. god bless you all. coming up we have a very special ceremony. we have joey jones who is going to -- is he going to be -- i'm sure have you been there, steve. is he at the world war ii museum and memorial in kansas city.

have you been there before? >> absolutely. i have done the "fox & friends" show from there. you can see the memorial behind him and good morning to you, abby. and joey, joey, you ready to jump out of a perfectly good airplane this morning? >> yes, i'm going to jump out of an airplane. they made a custom suit for me. i have a nice flight suit with my name on it. >> evil knievel. >> i will look really cool. brian: abby, when are you jumping. >> to be honest with you i'm getting every other word if you sr. asking when i'm jumping out of the airplane, unfortunately i only get to watch johnny joey jones. it's an amazing event. it's called the legacy jump. essentially what we are see something 10 veterans from every major war dating back to world war ii and going to be skydiving and landing on the lawn just right over here. you are representing the iraq war. >> iraq war, yes. >> and the world war ii veteran. you will have to make sure that you keep up with him.

i'm sure is he going to be ready to go. >> i can guarantee it. these guys are really phenomenal. really amazing people. we are excited -- i'm excited to be with them and let you see them jump. steve: that's right. as the sun comes up. and airplane goes up and you jump out we will be watching you, guy. >> all right. sounds good. >> he is bringing all the sunshine. brian: and as are you. we will check in with you in just a few minutes. meanwhile, president trump's campaign pushing ahead with several lawsuits alleging election fraud in various states. steve: meanwhile, president-elect joe biden is calling president trump's refusal to concede at this point an embarrassment. ainsley: kristen fisher is outside of the white house as secretary of state mike pompeo speaks out. hey, kristin. >> good morning. >> president trump is still refusing to acknowledge the reality that joe biden is the president-elect. even if president trump were to win those recounts in wisconsin and georgia it still would not be if yo enough to get him to 2. the trump campaign still has not

provided any hard evidence of widespread voter fraud in court. why spread being the key here and by that i mean enough to change the outcome of the race in that state. and they are continuing with these lawsuits, quite a few. arizona, michigan, nevada, pennsylvania, and georgia. so that lawsuit in georgia has now been thrown out. so that's why it was so surprising when the secretary of state mike pompeo stepped up to the microphone yesterday and said this. >> there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. right. we are ready the world is watching what's taking place. we are going to count all the votes. just a few hours later the secretary of state walked those back a bit on "special report." >> we will make sure whoever is in office on june 20th has all the tools available so we don't

skip a beat to keep americans safe. >> meanwhile in delaware joe biden is not waiting for the president to concede. is he moving forward with a transition naming agency review teams and even holding a press conference where he disibsd the president's behavior like this. >> well, i just think it's an barnlt, quite frankly. the only thing that -- how can i say this tactfully? i think it will not help the president's legacy. >> now we heard joe biden speak yesterday and the day before but we have not heard from president trump in person speak in front of the cameras since last thursday during that speech that he gave in the briefing room. so, it will be interesting to see when president trump decides to step up to the mics. we will get to see him today. it is, of course, veterans day and the president, the first

lady, and the vice president mike pence, they are all going e are going to be going over to arlington national ceremony. that will be the first chance to see president trump aside from those two trips to his golf course over the weekend. guys? brian: thanks so much kristen. hard for the president to get a head around he had a huge lead on elections day and huge turnout on election day and still watching these deficits grow in battleground states in pennsylvania traveling by 47,000. michigan 145,000. is he investing heavily there. up by 37,000 still hasn't called north carolina. in wisconsin is he trailing by 20,500. looks like he is waiting on a recount in arizona the deficit continues to dwindle now down to 12813. unless he can find something systemic wrong with the election. just because the mail in ballots are out there and so different, it's not going to be enough to overturn it. could the beginning of this broad allegations be unwound last night with laura ingraham when one poll worker talked about the evidence of fraud that

they found with their identity kept hidden. here's the -- here's the explanation that laura got last night that she wants to share with you. >> i was walking and i could see these people hand over what appeared to be white envelopes. and as i got closer the envelope fs were being torn open. two people ripping them open and turning and facing a van and drawing on them, marking on them. i thought those are ballots. brian: look. there is a whole bunch of lawsuits that have been released, put forward, judges have nixed a lot of them. looking at other ones. the president is probably waiting to see what his legal team comes up with in these states before he makes any statement. what i think is pretty remarkable is the way the g.o.p. has stood behind him mitch mcconnell has said listen you called him illegitimate for four years. the late john lewis, jimmy carter. hillary clinton, jerry nadler, over and over again for four years you said he didn't win.

the russians the reason he won. now he gets more votes, makes more inroads with more different groups of the american people, and you are upset that he is taking an extra week to find out what's one of the most a typical elections in our history and makes total sense that the g.o.p. stands behind him right now. steve: you have got two things going on. his team talking about these lawsuits and these probation and then you have also got the counting. and to win right now, donald trump needs to erase the leads of a couple of states where there are tens of thousands of votes in his way which cannot happen unless we see evidence of something widespread, which we have not seen so far. we have heard from his lawyers that stuff is coming. when it comes to the three states, they are alaska, georgia and north carolina. they have not been projected yet. but, president trump is leading in north carolina and alaska and joe biden is leading in georgia

at this point and ainsley, was there something you wanted to say about this? ainsley: you are sweet to let me talk about this topic. doug collins appealing. last night watching ronna mcdaniel she talks about when you validate one illegal vote you cancel out your at home your vote you went and did the right thing. s would there anything illegal? they're looking through that right now to your question earlier is there enough illegality if there is anything i will three change the direction of this election? probably not. but, the president, the g.o.p. feels like they owe it to the 70-plus million people that went out to the polls to vote for him and that supported him. and we all just want to know the truth. we'll want to be able to go to the polls and trust the election. but the politico poll says 70% of republicans now say they don't believe the 2020 election was free and fair and the majority of those republicans say that they do not trust the mail-in voting.

brian: let's talk about something else that was happening yesterday. a typical day with so many different plates are in the air. one of which was around midday or i would say starting around 10:30 the chairman of the judiciary committee who hopes to keep a chairmanship and majority in the senate lindsey graham, he was out asking andy mccabe questions. mccabe was deputy director of the fbi. he was fired for not telling the truth. yesterday he was bobbing and weaving like muhammed ali in his when he was called cash shut clay. did line up with peter strzok and sally yates as well as his former boss james comey. a bunch of people looking into the russia probe. he had a problem with michael horowitz report. he has a problem with the fact that he believes actually the president was working with russia to win an election. and that's why they did not tell the president ahead of time that

they were investigating him like they did with hillary clinton. here is a look at some of the questions in the hopes of getting answers from andy mccabe. >> if you knew then what you know now would have you signed the warrant application in june of 2017 against carter page? >> no, sir. >> who is responsible for putting together the information provided to the fisa court. >> we are all responsible for the work that went into that fisa. i am certainly responsible as a person in a leadership position. >> do you have any idea how badly you and your colleagues have hurt the fbi? >> my colleagues and i never took any action to to under mine our effectiveness. >> i can tell you what it looked likes to the american people incompetence tsunami. and they are thinking how did these guys make it through the birth canal? brian: and that was so well put as usual brian john ratcliffe came out and said here is a memo

nobody wanted you to see the cia memo to the fbi hillary clinton's camp is going out of their way to link donald trump to russia in the hopes to get focus off her email scandal. really? that was never told to andy mccabe. he doesn't remember it. he said i looked at the memo. it was addressed to james comey didn't come up to james comey and went to peter strzok. that's the issue. now they are saying that was russian disinformation. really oh so that was russian disinformation. the other stuff wasn't. steve: to make it clear, senator lindsey graham has tried to for a very long time, tried to figure out why the fbi launched crossfire hurricane. and to his liking, he has not heard the answers to explain why they spied on the trump campaign. a lot of republicans feel like that. there are a lot of people who don't know what was going on the executive suite at the fbi because it looks to them like there was political bias it. looks to some people it certainly does not appear like

that to some senate democrats who say this is an old story. >> i think, mr. chairman, it's time to turn the page on crossfire hurricane. >> it's time to stop relet gating issues of the last election. it's time finally to put behind us the divisiveness and vitriol of the trump era. steve: while the republican senators asked some spectacularly pointed questions aimed at getting new information, mr. mccabe said nothing new for the most part. but he did make very clear that he had no regrets, ainsley, of what he did when he was the assistant to mr. james comey. ainsley: i think we all want this story to be over. but you can't move on unless you find out if something was done illegally. that's why they are in front of these committees. that's why they are being asked questions. steve: that's what we want to

know. ainsley: exactly. we don't trust the elections. have you all these republicans saying they don't trust the elections. now people saying they don't trust what happened in the fbi in our intelligence community. i mean the field offices are amazing. but, comey running the fbi and people don't trust him. this is what brett toll manuel said about the trust of our intelligence community. listen to this. this is a prime example of somebody that is -- has inconsistencies, lies, deception during a period of time that's been uncovered and then trying to keep it all straight. i mean, this testimony was a disaster. i'm proud of my time in the department of justice. did i not know that we could systematically endure what we have both on the individual level, people's lives were destroyed. but also on the organizational level. and right now the fbi is reeling still from 2016 and the country has lost absolutely lost its confidence that the fbi won't be political going forward.

ainsley: yeah. those democrats that say it's time to move on, what about to his point, the lives that were ruined because of this? carter page's for instance? that one signature changed his life forever. and he said andrew mccabe says i wouldn't sign it now knowing what i know now if i could go back. steve: get your reputation back. brines brian it's like getting run over by 18-wheeler. what's the big deal you got run over by a truck get up and brush yourself off. okay fine it didn't happen to you. it happened to the president of the united states. can you imagine his agenda what it would have been if he had the staff he had. and launch an investigation and a special prosecution on his first two and a half years. and oh by the way the durham report is come out soon, we think. meanwhile jillian mele is poised to do something totally different. jillian: i don't know if anyone got run over by 18 wheeler get up and keep going. brian: that's what this whole probe was like. jillian: i know. good morning. an arrest has been made in the vernal of a houston police officer. robert is accused of shooting

and killing sergeant sean rios. police also releasing video of someone they call a person of extreme interest. the man in the black shirt is seen talking with him in a parking lot. sergeant rios was a 25-year veteran and father of four. his fellow officers went to his son tristan's football game last night. they wanted to make sure he wasn't alone. tristan scored a touchdown. this just. in russia claims covid-19 vaccine is 92% effective. russia says the data is coming from interim trial results. the country's health ministry says mass production has already begun even though late stage trials have not finished. now this comes just days after pfizer revealed its rack seen is 90% effective. today florida senator marco rubio is heading to georgia. he is going to campaign for his republican colleagues at a save the majority rally. senators kelly loeffler and david perdue face democratic challengers in runoffs on january 5th. the winners will determine the senate's balance of power.

florida senator rick scott is scheduled to campaign in georgia tomorrow. and then there is this: former president george h.w. bush's service dog is honored with his very own life size bronze statue. the sculpture of sully was unveiled outside of america's vet dogs in new york. where sufficientliy was born and raised. he is well known from this powerful photo among many others sitting next to president bush's flag-draped casket. he now works with veterans at walter reed hospital. so cute. steve: memorialized in bronze. thanks, jillian. coming up on this wednesday minneapolis' police chief taking the fight to his own city council to get the resources he needs to keep that town safe. >> we can go back and forth on this but every day that we go back and forth on, this people are dying in our city. steve: pete hegseth is from minnesota. his opinion on the situation coming up next.

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brian: minneapolis committee approved funding to bring in outside police officers amid a spike in violent crime and a shortage of officers. the city's police chief says the assistance is not optional at this point. >> i have 74 people who are no longer alive in this city because they have been killed. i have got almost 500 people who have been shot and wounded in this city. we can talk about reimagining policing. i'm talking about what is necessary today in this city and we need extra resources. brian: you hear his frustration. the birthplace of defund the police. the move comes months after the majority of the minneapolis city council plekd to defund the

police after the death of george floyd. here to weigh in minnesota native "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. pete, we could have predicted. this i feel so bad the officers have to go through this. >> utterly embarrassing and predict being. one brain cell to know if you remove police you will create space for crime. b if you demoralize police by telling them they are the bad guys create an environment why in the world take one risk? i recently spoke to a most police officer if you are able to get out, guys are getting out. if you are out on your shift, don't take any aggressive action. no way, you sit in your parole car and wait to get called. when you go, you go there and be as cautious as possible. that's not a recipe of getting in front of crime. the mayor there should be utterly embarrassed the left should be ashamed for this. this is exactly what we know happenings when you throw police under the bulls. they are saying hey we are out. brian: look at some of these

stats arson up 76%, assaults 24%. murders up 87%. robberies up 37%. it's a desperate cry for help in new york. they have had 2400 retirees. that's up 25% year-to-year. they can't get enough people to be cops now. they are looking to save money while people are bobbing and weaving to avoid the bullets. meanwhile it is 11/11. it's veterans day for people like you although you are still active. what special do you have on fox nation? pete: a bunch of them, brian. it is veterans day. we celebrate the real one percent in our society so grateful for all the people out there who watch who are military families who have given so much. there is great content on fox nation right now. one that i am excited about in particular is called the battle of hamburger hill. one of our producers john case put it together and went down and talked to the unit there did an amazing story of a unit i served with in iraq. 50 years ago in vietnam they had a vicious battle at hamburger

hill. many of the men to include you will meet private james green and specialist james baylor. they never told anybody about their service in the police department where they served. and they never got the medals, the purple hearts and bronze stars that they were given until a year ago when they were awarded to them. you will meet these men how that battle affected their lives. learn about that battle at hamburger hill very controversial 10 day battle lots of controversies. they go back to that hill 397 in vietnam as old men to see it medals awarded to private green who had never gotten them before. if you want a perfect film to view on veterans day battle of hamburger hill on fox nation. of course if you do it now $5 goes to the independence fund as well and shameless plug you get a copy of my new book "modern warriors, real heroes, real stories," also as well. brian: based on your series on fox nation so it works. pete: correct. brian: i played the fox nation

fee to roll a clip. it just cleared thank goodness for apple pay. here is the clip i paid for it's james baylor on getting to vietnam. >> i got to go to vietnam when i was 25. when i was getting off the plane, the guys that had finished their tour of duty, they were getting back on that same plane that brought us over. i remember clearly them saying there is one. there is one. there is one. i'm thinking what are they talking about? i found out later what they were saying were these were guys that were not going to make it. and you knew that this might be it for me. this might be the rest of my -- end of my life. brian: wow. very impressive vietnam veterans never get the respect they deserve. pete: i was supposed to toss to that clip. trut v professional you remembered we had the clip. you meet men like that remembering what they did the kind of people we need to thank today. check it out on fox nation. brian: you want to reinforce to your kids what veterans day means? just double click on the app.

sign up now to pete has got that special on fox nation. make a donation to independence fund and also the modern warriors book you will get. what can be wrong about that? pete, thanks so much. look forward to seeing new person some day. >> all right, brother. brian: runoffs in january impactful. erick erickson one from elections night could determine the winners. he will join us next. look at this human trying to get in shape. you know what he will get? muscle pain. give up, the couch is calling. i say, it's me, the couch, i'm calling. pain says you can't. advil says you can.

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steve: let's talk about the race. balance of power in the u.s. senate likely coming down to two run off races in the state of georgia. our next guest predicts a surprising factor in the election day results may ultimately reveal the winner. radio host and the resurgent editor. >> eric: son joins us from macon, georgia. good morning to you, eric. >> good morning. steve: good to have you. you are down there in georgia. what do you think is going to be the secret element to some sort of a win for somebody? >> >> if you look at the turnout from november. the president actually fell less than david perdue who almost got to 50%. look at all the statewide races. the republicans got 53% of the statewide vote for the state house, 54% for the state senate.

51% for the congressional race and then you had about 21 candidates in that special election for the senate that ultimately wound up with kelly loeffler and warnock and -- georgia is still a republican state. despite what stacey abrams and the democrats might have you believe. steve: i have been reading that stacey abrams has been motivating her side of the base and she has raised at least $6 million so far for this special election. but it's curious. you said that david perdue actually out performed the president. he got more votes than donald trump did. but jon ossoff actually got fewer votes than joe biden. >> right. steve: the question is, erick, if joe biden is not on this particular ballot and he is not. it's between these two. do people show up? >> i think republicans definitely show up. republicans in georgia tend to have advantage in the run-off election they turn out better. the democrats have certainly

tried mobilize themself and activate the urban corps. upper northern counties outside of atlanta. hugely republican. always reliably turn out. they will this time. republicans motivated to keep chuck schumer from being the majority leader in the senate. >> i read one you said you said the libertarians may actually show up and vote for david perdue because of his support for the second amendment. >> in georgia, libertarians really are a second amendment group. they got 2% of the vote. if they weren't there david perdue would have gotten over 50%. typically half of them won't show up. even if half of the bib terrence show back up that puts perdue. jon ossoff doesn't resonate outside of the area. you got to get 30% of the black vote in georgia to be competitive and ossoff couldn't poll that off. steve: let's switch geers and talk about joe biden. ever since what was it saturday night that big show out in the parking lot in wilmington, delaware.

he has been talking about unity. he has been talking about healing. that's the message from joe. but, you know, there are a number of people in his democratic party who apparently have not gotten that message. >> look. you have got people right now trying to exile anyone who worked for donald trump and deny them jobs. you had the former spokesman for the democratic party also for barack obama. set up this trump accountability project. at the same time, why should republicans want unity with the people who for four years have been burning down america and marching through the streets? i mean things they wanted in the past like moving the embassy to jerusalem. they opposed it because donald trump didn't. why should give them unity the democrats need to act like they believe it if they want us to even consider it. steve: sure. an exit question. we are going to seat president later today for veterans day commemoration. he has -- we haven't really heard from him per se over the last couple of days as he continues to challenge the results from last tuesday. when people ask you about how you feel about how that -- how

that is looking and how it will end up, what do you tell them? >> i tell them i was an elections lawyer and i don't see evidence of enough fraud to overturn the election outcome. there is a mathematical formula going to be used. i don't think use it place like michigan 180,000 to cross the threshold. of the president has a right to challenge. i don't know why we are in a hurry. nothing has been certified. let imdo what he needs to do to get closure. in georgia they have to manually recount the ballots. they are all paper. get rid of the spition that maybe the electronic machines were broken. count the paper ballots. >> see what happens. steve: let's see what happens before they certified thee votes. erick erickson joining us today from macon. good to have you back. >> thank you. steve: thank you, sipper. coming up on this veterans day honoring american heroes. the national world war i museum and memorial hosting today in legacy jump with veterans sky diving from every war since world war ii. we will talk to a couple of the

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brian: thomas was deployed with the air force for four months. always great to see that. meanwhile, on this veterans day, vets who have served in every major war since world war ii are going skydiving. the national world war i museum in kansas city hosting today's legacy jump. steve: kansas city is where we find fox nation host abby hornacek and joey jones who are live on the ground with some of the veterans skydiving today and actually i understand one of the guys you are with joey and abby is actually going to base jump off that 217-foot memorial behind the -- it's that guy right there it's ryan. >> yes. it is ryan parrett. also known as bird man. i'm not sure why you need the bird man if perry is your last anytime already. you actually organized this event. you created it. can you tell me a little bit about the inspiration by this event today and celebrating our veterans? >> sure. it's a labor of love.

you know, here we are veterans day, right? what better way to celebrate it than when the last 100 years of service. this is an event that will never happen again. we have four men that are jumping today over 90 years old. we have a veteran from each war. two veterans from world war ii. two from korea. we even included a firefighter from 9/11 to remember. >> what is the age of the oldest veteran that's jumping today? >> 96 years old. >> wow. 96. oh my godness. 96 years old. jumping off 217 feet? >> that's what we're hoping. to say. >> we are also here with mike elliott you jumped with george h.w. bush as well. >> that's correct. >> what was that like. >> sensation is absolutely immeasurable. again as bird just said it's such an amazing day to be here with our veterans representing our veterans. makes me think of a quote by general george h. patton do more than is required of you. that's whiewr veterans do every single day. >> that have very true. we should be celebrating them every single day especially on a day like this. they really are the reason we

get to celebrate the freedoms that we do. and joey you are one of them and representing the iraq war. >> yeah, i'm literally just along for the ride. i'm in one of those things you carry your baby around n walmart. >> and a fanny pack. >> this is my parachute. i will do the reverse in the sky. no, this is for you guys to invite me to be part of this to represent iraq war veterans means everything to me. we just celebrated the marine corps birthday yesterday. veterans day today. this is probably the coolest day on the job in a long time thank you for let me be be a part of. this do we have to worry about any of the elements. it's pretty cold. we are looking good on the wind and everything? >> yeah. it's easy for me 217 feet of drop. all veterans parachute team they're the best jumper nrts world. everything is going to be great. >> looking forward to it 7:30 a.m. central time. guys, check it out and good luck to you. >> thank you. steve: an hour from now. ainsley: abbey, when i worked for sean hannity's show, he asked me to go out and do a story on the golden knights

which mike was with. he was was a jumper with the golden knights. he was the one that jumped with the president. i said i will do it as long as i get that guy that jumped with the president because i know he's the best. so tell mike i said hello and thank you. i'm still alive. [laughter] joey is in good hands. >> did you a good job. >> thank you. ainsley: okay. you can catch the veterans sky dive live at 8:30 a.m. thank you so much abby, joe, mike and ryan. we look forward to coming up. hey, jillian. jillian: i can't wait to watch that begin your headlines with this right now. in the meantime the supreme court hinting it may keep obamacare in place as republicans try to get it scrapped. justice brett kavanaugh saying the court could easily remove the individual mandate without striking down the entire affordable care act. chief justice john roberts noted congress had a decade to repeal the law but didn't. president-elect joe biden is defending obamacare and promises to protect americans'

healthcare. >> this effort to bypass the will of the american people, the verdict of the courts in the past, the judgments of congress, in my view is simply cruel. we're going to do everything in our power to ease the burden of healthcare on you and your family. i promise you that. jillian: a ruling is expected in the spring. florida governor ron desantis is pushing to expand the state's stand your ground law. the governor wants to allow citizens to shoot looters and rioters targeting businesses. the anti-mob legislation is in response to the unrest across the country. critics argue this would allow people to become vigilantes. a baseball player is suing his former team after he says their field ruined his career. matt williamson got a concussion after tripping over a bullpen mound at oracle park playing for the giants in 20 he accuses the team of negligence for that design. the giants have sense moved the bullpen. the team says this should be

resolved through the league's grievance system and not the courts. a 95-year-old world war ii veteran says a positive attitude helped him survive covid-19. but bill kelly served in guam and is no stranger to tough fights. this veterans day he joined me earlier on "fox & friends first" sharing his incredible story of service. >> what we had in mind when we enlisted after we were attacked at pearl harbor and that is to maintain the republic the great united states. to say defend our families and the life we had the freedom and everything that we have to defend that and not let anybody ever take that away from us. jillian: kelly says his dream is to see americans support one another through this hard time. isn't he fantastic? brian: yeah. great. good interview you did this morning. talk about fantastic. it's not in the prompter. it came from my heart. janice dean has the weather.

janice: oh my heart is right to you, brian. thank you. you know what? i have to tell you we have breaking news in the hurricane department. eta is now a hurricane. it became a hurricane in the last few minutes we had hurricane hunters investigating and dropping drops into the storm and now strengthened back to hurricane strength. is expected to make landfall overnight tonight into thursday over florida. we had an earlier landfall a couple of days ago across the keys and now we are expecting a landfall possibly as a hurricane but more likely as a strong tropical storm. heavy rainfall, storm surge as well as tropical tornadoes around the center of circulation. there are the tropical models. yesterday a westward track and now bend bend of florida and off the shore of the atlantic. can you believe we are talking about a hurricane in this record-breaking season making landfall across florida tomorrow. so there are your flash flood

watches and warnings in anticipation of this storm. tropical storm force warnings along the coast. i would assume hurricane warnings as well. we will keep you up to date. there is your breaking hurricane news. back to yous steve, ainsley and brian. steve: unbelievable. a hurricane november the 11th. janice: yep. steve: unbelievable. all right, j.d., thank you. janice: crazy. steve: it is crazy. she was featured in congressman dan crenshaw's texas reloaded ad. remember this? >> i want to thank these officers for a job well done. [applause] >> hey, beth, when you are finished over there, texas could use your help. steve: you know what? going to get it. she is going to join him on capitol hill. you will meet the newest congresswoman elect coming up next. ♪

ainsley: well, you might remember former texas mayor beth vanduyne from her texas reloaded ad just in case you forgot, here it is. >> i want to thank these officers for a job well done. >> hey, beth, when you are finished over there, texas could use your help. ainsley: vandine defeating her challenger in a close race 24th

district. joining me now is congresswoman elect beth vanduyne. good morning to you congresswoman elect. >> good morning. it's a mouthful good to be on this morning. >> you worked hard to have that title. former mayor of irving texas. you are parts of this new freshman class of republican congresswomen. congratulations. what do you plan to do? >> i plan to roll up my sleeves and get some work done. quite honestly hoping to find democrats willing to do the same. we have seen a tough election across the country where literally hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent it's been a radical agenda we have seen. my opponent. [broken audio] the idea of defunding police and getting millions of jobs out of our economy and basically government policies that would take a lot of control out of the

american people what they have been focused on. while that may be good for a party to look at a radical party democrat side continuing. i'm hoping have you got democrats who are willing to stand up and speak out against the radical twitter trolls that have taken over and hijacked their party with conversations of defunding police and complete government take over and stripping people off their private healthcare insurance and really look at getting millions of jobs across the country. i think about the last two years and the opportunity that these democrats had instead of focused on political theater and focused on impeachment if they had actually done policy issues that are hard work. the things like passing an infrastructure bill. you know, where you would have had millions of jobs available to the american people workers when they needed it the most. good paying jobs that aren't republican jobs. aren't democrat jobs. but are real jobs that would have been important at time when

we need them most. instead of concentrating on things like impeachment and russia collusion. being able to work with. ainsley: you mentioned some of those issues. what is your reaction to this far radical left and aocs. >> i think it's been destructive. i'm quite honestly amazed that you don't have more democrats who don't care about america and care about the pledge that they made when they got elected to stand up to them and be willing to fight. policy is tough. but we need to put people in front of politics. and we need to put our policies in front of party. i haven't seen that as mayor, we were in texas, nonpartisan. i'm used to working with people of all kinds of parties and all kinds of politics to get policies passed and work on increasing jobs and opportunities and expanding and empowering those opportunities for american people. that will be my concentration

working across the aisle to do what's best for america. ainsley: well, congratulations. we look forward to following your career. go there and fight for our country and it's great that you want to work with the left as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. ainsley: god bless you. thank you. all right. coming up, something you only see right here on "fox & friends," a special veterans day legacy jump live from kansas city city, missouri. veterans from every war since world war ii will sky dive live on our air ♪ ♪ - hello, i'm michael youssef.

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are considering bringing in offers -- officers from other jurisdictions. >> if you remove police, you're going to create the space for crime. >> america celebrates the heroes who risk everything to insure america remains the greatest country on earth. >> we look at you as shining examples of patriotism and what america is all about. ♪ ♪ brian: we're honoring our veterans on veterans day, yesterday we saluted the marines, 245 years young, and today the president of the united states will be doing the same thing. we have not seen him that much -- okay, at all really since the election, a couple of remarks he made after. today he and the first lady will arrive at articling national ceremony and at 11:00 they'll participate in the national day observance right in arlington.

so we'll see the president again and see at one point, steve, if he's going to come over and talk to us. steve: he will -- it's a very solemn day. i would almost doubt he would do that there. on this program, about 45 minutes from now, we're going to see jee by jones -- joey jones jump out of an airplane. we'll see that simultaneously as ryan parrot is going to base jump off the top of the 217-foot-tall world war i memorial in kansas city. ainsley: i mean, they are the greatest, they're the best individuals, and this is what gives us hope and courage, to watch them have all this courage and they're the best of the best. we're going to watch some of that in action. we can't wait for that. we just thank every single person that fought for this country. god bless you, seriously, god bless you and your family. we can't thank you enough. all right, in just a few hours, the president's going to head to

arlington national semimare to observe -- cemetery to observe veterans day. brian: it comes as his campaign moves ahead with lawsuits in the battleground states as president-elect joe biden slams the president for not conceding as of yet and not turning over to the gso and the $10 million so he can get some office space and some toner in the printer. >> reporter: that's right, brian. happy veterans day to you. the president will mark the occasion at 11 a.m., along with his vice president and their spouses. it will be the president's first public appearance since the election which he still disputes. sounding off in a tweet: people will not accept this rigged election. the trump campaign has filed lawsuits in arizona, michigan, nevada and pennsylvania. one poll worker in nevada claimed she witnessed evidence of election fraud. >> i was walking, and i could see these people hand over what apoored to be -- appeared to be

white envelopes. and as i got closer, the envelopes were being ripped open and marking them. and i thought, those are ballots. >> reporter: joe biden slammed the president for not stepping aside gracefully. >> well, i just think it's the an embarrassment, quite frankly. the only thing that -- how can i say this tactfully? i think it will not help the president's legacy. >> reporter: last night the trump campaign released a 234-page stack of affidavits from poll workers in detroit alleging fraud did take place. secretary of state mike pompeo raised eyebrows yesterday at the state department when he told our own rich edson the following: >> there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. all right? we're ready. the world is watching what's

taking place. we're going to count all the votes. >> reporter: later pomming pay owe told bret baier he would insure whoever's in office had all the tools available, but he still didn't say it would be joe biden. guys? steve: all right, thank you very much. brian: lucas tomlinson, who also served in the military too. five minutes after the top of the hour. we're looking at what's going on in pennsylvania, arizona, nevada, even wisconsin where they're looking at a recount and trying to find out -- and georgia -- and trying to find out if there was anything going on, on the fraud side that would replace tense of thousands of votes. -- tens of thousands. in the case of wisconsin, 20,000, arizona, the lead has slunk down to 12,813 and some networks haven't even called that yet. none of these results have been certified yet, so the president of the united states says i want to find out everything so before i go forward, and is we'll see

if anything's substantial enough to change the election result. erick erickson was here, and he weighed in too. he's got a law degree, and talked about whether there's enough there there. listen. >> if i was an elections lawyer, and i don't see enough evidence of enough fraud to turn over the election, you're going to need it in a place like michigan where you've got to really throw out 180,000 votes, but the president's got a right to challenge. nothing's been certified. let him do what he needs to do. if something changes, do it. in georgia, i think they have to manually recount the ballots. get rid of the suspicion. count the paper ballots, see what happens. steve: will they do that? stay tuned. he knows all about georgia because he was down in may on, georgia. -- macon, georgia. the trump campaign has filed lawsuits and submitted affidavits, last night

lieutenant governor of texas dan patrick offered up to a million dollars, encouraging people to report voting fraud from anywhere in the country. he said if you know of it yourself, report it to your local law enforcement because that's how things like this would be uncovered. he's putting some money there. "the new york times" this morning has got an item where they contacted officials in 46 states, and they interviewed either the governor or the secretary of state, and they asked them if they had any evidence of voter fraud, ainsley. and not one of them in 46 states saw any voter fraud. ainsley: all right. well, that's actually good news, isn't it? because we don't want fraud. we want to be able to trust these elections. but kayleigh, with the administration, she was on last night, and she said in wayne county, michigan, alone, she held up a stack of papers when she was on tv, 234 pages of evidence of sworn affidavits, signed by notaries. she said 60% of the ballots add

had the same signatures, 60%. 35 ballots no voter record but counted anyway, 50 ballots were run several times through the tabulation machines. ronna mcdaniel said, you know, that is -- if this is, if they find out there is a legal -- that is stealing. she said stealing faith in the election process and these 70 plus million voters deserve to know that they're not forgotten. look, will it be enough if they find out there is anything illegal or nefarious? probably not for a win for president trump when you look at the numbers. but we need to know because we need to fix the problems before there's another election. and i hate to break it to you, brian, but we're going to be talking about another presidential election in about three more years, if not sooner. brian: yeah. ainsley: we've got to figure out the problem. brian: yeah. we've got to stop with the

a ballot at home which means it's really hard to verify those addresses. meanwhile, let's talking about joe biden, the president-elect. he was talking to foreign leaders who are calling him and he's calling them. i wonder if the fbi's listening in on those conversations? i wonder if there are one president at a time? here's what joe biden's saying will be his philosophy which he says is different from trump's philosophy. >> i'm letting them know that america's back. we're going to be back in the game. it's not america alone. i've had the opportunity to speak with now six world leaders , and the response has been very wholesome, energetic. i said when we announced that the next president is going to inherent a divided country and a world in disarray. the reception and welcome we've gotten around the world from our allies and our friends has been

real. i feel confident that we're going to be able to put america back in a place of respect that it had before. brian: right. we'll see. in south korea it's mixed. he's more popular than donald trump in south korea, but in terms of the south korean leader, he goes i know more attention's going to be given to north korea, and they're nervous about that. russia has not called, china has not called. i just think it's such a double standard to say it's okay to have conversations. in those conversations did you talk about a policy switch, maybe to germany when he talks to the german leader? hey, don't worry about it, i'm not pulling too troops occupant? is that insubordination? meanwhile about his track record, robert gates who's been working for democrats and republicans including president obama as secretary of di defense says this, remember in his memoirs, i think he's been wrong

on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the last four decades. i, for one, am hoping he breaks that streak because that does not give me a great sense that he has a great sense about our foreign policy. steve: well, joe biden, yesterday he was trying to -- he did not want to directly address the legal challenges and things like that. he said, look, there's only one president at a time, and he's the president right now. he said the electoral college is going to meet in december and then certify the national election in january. and it sounded like he was okay with that. ainsley, it's interesting because we made a lot about how the gsa has not turned over $6.3 million in biden campaign -- to the biden campaign to start their operation. and he said, you know what? we're going to be okay with that too. the problem is by the gsa not recognizing the incoming administration, it is impossible for them to do background checks on people who will be in the cabinet. ainsley: right.

steve: he did saw he was going to be announcing a chief of staff shortly, and don't be surprised if we hear some of the names for the cabinet before thanksgiving. ainsley: yeah, yeah. you know, it'll all work out in due time. you have republicans that are saying just be patient, let us get the courts to make a determination before we move forward and we concede if that's going to happen. but we'll have to see. you know, when you hear a president biden or a president-elect biden speak, he sounds a lot like barack obama. remember he went out and did the apology tour, and he wanted -- to global issues? and then president trump took office and he was like, no, this is america first. we're not going to be paying more money than other countries for issues they're responsible for, and he was tough. you know, he's a businessman, and he's a negotiator, "the art of the deal." but this looks very similar to barack obama when you hear him talking to national leaders saying we're pledging to work closely with you, america is back, and we want to be inclusive. all right. let's hand it over to jillian, she has some more headlines for

us. jillian: let's deal with this. an arrest has been made in the murder of a veteran police officer. police also releasing video of someone they call a person of extreme interest. the man in the black shirt seen talking with solis in a parking lot. sergeant huh rios was a 24-year veteran of the police force. the u.s. has a new record for covid-19 hospitalizations as cases surge across the country. nearly 62,000 people are in the hospital. the u.s. also reporting more than 100,000 new cases for the seventh day in a row. there are nearly 10.3 million total cases in the u.s. texas just became the first state to pass 1 million of after reporting nearly 11,000 new cases on tuesday. and this just in, eta strengthening into a category

one hurricane as it churns in the gulf of mexico. the storm has winds up to 75 miles per hour. it is expected to make a second landfall tomorrow. much of florida's west coast is under a hurricane watch, eta made landfall as a tropical storm on sunday. president trump could land a $100 million book deal about his time in the white house. "the new york post" reports the president has been bombarded with offers for book and tv deals. the white house has not commented. the obamas reportedly earned $65 million in their book deal after leaving office in 2017. so we will see. steve: also got that netflix deal, so maybe he'll get a streaming service. brian: yeah. i tell you what, that'll pay a few bills, $100 million. ainsley: a couple. brian: meanwhile -- [laughter] coming up, could wall street move to texas? governor greg abbott wants to make his state a financial nerve center. former obama economic add visorrer robert wolf and white

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♪ ♪ steve: governor greg abbott of texas has announced to meet with representatives of the big stock exchanges about a potential move to texas. nasdaq and other exchanges are considering whether to relocate their centers from new jersey to the lone star state amid the threat of higher taxes, in particular a financial transaction tax of .25%. abbott tweet anything part: texas may become the financial nerve center of the world. that's going to strike a nerve

with former obama economic adviserrer and fox news contributor robert wolf, screen left appropriately, and member of the white house economic task force, he's screen right, he's steve moore. morning, both of you. steve moore, let's start with you. some of the companies that are considering moving to texas, have moved to texas, charles schwab, at&t, pga, fess la very famously -- tesla, very famously. there are no tax situation, it's very enticing. and at the same time, if you're in new jersey and the governor's trying to raise a .25 tax per financial transaction, big companies are going to go why are we in new jersey when we could be paying no state tax in texas, florida, tennessee or other states? >> yeah. in the last decade or so, steve, no state has added more fortune 500 headquarters to texas, and they've gained, by the way, over a million people from other states, mostly new york, new jersey, connecticut, my home

state of illinois, california are just streaming into texas because of the zero income tax, zero in texas. and, but the way, don't forget about florida, steve. florida's another state that has no income tax that has had huge population gains. steve: yeah. >> it used to be new york had a bigger population than florida. florida's just surpassed, you know, new york as i believe the thursday biggest state in the country. steve: right. >> so this is a big story, how people are streaming out of blue states, robert, and they're going to red states with low taxes and less regulation. steve: that's right. and, robert, how many of your friends from wall street or new york city have said, you know what? i'm a new yorker at heart, but i love to keep my money, so i'm going to move to florida, texas or one of those other states? you know a lot of guys. >> no question, i have a lot of friends that moved to florida. i'm not in new york, i'm a bostonian, but i do love new york city. one, when i ran ubs, you know, you have to look at front office

a lo gist ines very different ally -- logistics very differently. as steve said, we moved a lot of our people to tampa, and so we didn't have everything new york-centric. we had our front office in the main hubs -- new york, san francisco, dallas. texas is very, it's a great state to do business, and it's even becoming a better state because of what's happening in austin and dallas where so many young people, which, by the way, mabley democrats -- mainly democrats, have moved there, and the recruiting has been incredible for companies. you have great tax, you have, as steve said, not a lot of regulation. but you also have a great pipeline of recruits which is incredibly important. you have great schools out there. i'm not a non-texas guy or a non-florida guy. business can go to all 50 states, you have to do what's the best. secondly, i've never been 1230r9ive of -- supportive of financial transaction taxes. i don't think it makes sense. it's an over the counter market, you don't need to add a tax to

it. so i'm not surprised that people are leaving for data centers elsewhere. >> here the point though, look, it's not just the financial transaction tax, it's the income tax, and it's not just companies, it's families that are moving. don't forget about tennessee and states like utah and idaho and montana that are growing very rapidly. and it's because these blue -- you know, look, i love manhattan. i used to go twice a week. i haven't been there in a while because of covid, but the combination of not dealing with the crime problem and the riots, shutting down the economy, shutting down restaurants, high taxes, my point, robert, to you is we we know low taxes is a good economic incentive. why does biden want to raise taxes? >> steve, we should be clear here. first of all, america just spoke. joe biden's the next president. he actually flipped pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, arizona, likely georgia. we kept nevada, we kept new mexico, so we should just be

clear that america just voted, and joe biden won. so the idea that all of a sudden this blue/red/purple -- let's just be clear, it's america. americans can go anywhere. and if texas is deemed to be a great place to do business, people should go there. i'm not dissing texas or florida. i'm saying that there's a lot of good things about texas. but let's not down new york. there's a lot of great things in new york. and, steve, by the way, i don't see you moving, by the way, to utah or idaho -- [laughter] >> i may. >> i may, but you never answered my question. robert, you never -- steve: we don't have time for that. >> if taxes are good, why -- steve: stephen moore, here's what happened to this segment. both of you, this is so weird because not that da miss never, ever predicted this, the right and the left actually got together and said for states to raise taxes, it would cause people to lee -- leave those high-tax statements and go to no-tax states like florida and

texas and tennessee and utah, and the list goes on and on. this is great. >> even in my home astronaut of illinois, which has had one of the third highest tax statements, they actually got rate of -- they voted down a big income tax. so i'm glad that the people in illinois realize you can't get the prosperity by raising taxes. >> where did you live? [laughter] steve: what, do you want the street address? do you want to send him a fruit basket? we'll talk about that during the commercial, okay? the. [laughter] robert and stephen, thank you very much. meanwhile, congressman jim clyburn i says movements like defund the police, hurting democrats. >> we keep making that mistake. this foolishness about you've got to be this progressive or that progressive. steve: dave rubin coming up says the left is no longer liberal. an explanation from him coming up next. - [narrator] with the ninja foodi power pitcher,

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that progressive, that phrase, defund the police? cost jamie harrison tremendously. sloganeering stops progress. brian: here is the author of "don't burn this book," dave rubin. dave, now he says it? all he had to do was stand up to kamala harris who was for defunding the police out in los angeles. they took millions out as well as a billion dollars out of the police budget in the nypd and millions out of minneapolis. now he speaks up? >> yeah. this is so typical of what has happened with the left and the sort of internal war between the progressives and whatever is left of a moderate democrat. and i'm not early sure how much is left, although clyburn's sort of taking the mantel right there. i mean, in effect, nobody except

the radicals that want violence on the streets and that want mayhem, nobody besides that wants the police to be defunded. even in places, in black communities where crime is high, they want more policing. there's a lot of evidence of this. you only want less policing if you want chaos, and i think the progressives in many cases, they do want that chaos because they then think that that proves that somehow the state is racist and that then -- that, in's essence, is what allows them to run around and say america is so terrible, look at all this. but the average person wants law and order. that's just very simple and easily understood by everybody. brian: yeah. i mean, if there's modernization of policing that could help things get better, everybody wants to do it. provide the money for that. >> of course. brian: whatever the cops say and whatever the experts reveal. by the way, in new york, front page, 2,400 officers have said i

quit. that's a 25% increase of all of last year. so it is a run for the exits because they get no support from this terrible mayor. and if it was so bad, why didn't jim clyburn say this earlier? it would have meant a lot for the country. yesterday, the judiciary chairman, lindsey graham, asked andy mccabe to come in and explain himself to what he was up to during the russia probe in the 2016 election. here's a little of what he gave and what he received. >> if you knew then what you know now, would you have signed the warrant application in june of 2017 against carter page? >> no, sir. >> did you mislead the fisa court? >> i signed a package that included numerous factual errors. >> general flynn's been prosecuted for lying to the fbi. you lied to the fbi, and you aren't being with prosecuted. >> general flynn's situation and mine have absolutely nothing in

common. i never, ever intentionally misled the fbi -- >> you were fired for lying, were you not? >> i was fired as the result of a deeply unfair and flawed i.g. investigation. brian: unfair and flawed which he referred to which said there was a reason for the investigation. what'd you think? >> i mean, mccabe got mauled yesterday. what you doesn't show was ted cruz absolutely grilling him about the logan act. and, in's essence, you know, this sort of reminds me of some of the hearings we've had on big tech and social media where the senate brings people in, they grill them about things, but what are you going to actually do? personally, i'm sort of over the theatrics of this kind of stuff. what are we going to actually do? are we going to actually start arresting people? are there going to be consequences, or are we just going to do the theater version of this?

in essence, mechanic cape really -- mccabe really screwed up here. brian: they're all not telling the truth. at different times they deny not knowing different things, is so their stories don't intersect as all. >> of course. brian: let's just take a look about how much time the ore networks put into this, msnbc, cnn, abc, nbc, zero minutes. no one covered it at all because the russia thing just doesn't matter anymore. can you believe it? >> you know, brian, one of the things i talk about in my book is that there's four types of fake news. a lot of people think fake news is just a completely made-up story or when the headline is different than the text of the story, but one of the types of fake news and i think probably the most nefarious, most dangerous type, is when the media won't show you something that goes against their narrative. and that is exactly what this is. it doesn't help msnbc or cnn or even abc or nbc, it doesn't help

their narrative to talk about this story, so they just pretend that the hearings don't happen. and, thus, that leaves everyone sort of believing different things depending on what channel you watch. and that's a dangerous situation for a healthy democracy. brian: and all i can tell you is we're not sure what's going to happen with these legal challenges, and it looks like joe biden did get more votes than the president right now, but the president got other 70 million -- over 70 million votes. still the american people said i'm still going for that guy. i think there's a lesson to be learned there unless you want to ignore it. dave rubin, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. brian: you got it. meanwhile, still ahead on our show, something you'll only see right here on "fox & friends," a special veterans day legacy jump live from kansas city. ♪ -- the man who finds his dream. ♪ love's the only thing that keeps me here ♪ blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes blame.

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tax-friendly states like florida and texas. even businesses like the nasdaq and other stock exchanges are contempt mating leaving at a time when cities are dealing with huge budget deficits and considering increasing local taxes. the illinois policy institute here in chicago says joe biden's tax plan would increase the burden on businesses at a time when so many are reeling from the covid-19 recession. they go on to say the president-elect's wish list would make it more difficult for the more than 650,000 illinoisans who are currently unemployed to get back to work. of course, in order to enact this plan, joe biden would need the help of congress. he would need a majority most likely in the senate, so all of this could come down to those runoffs in georgia. guys? brian: thanks so much, grady. we'll see what happens. we'll see what happens with all these suits. meanwhile, 19 minutes before the top of the hour. jillian, you have the breaking news.

jillian: detroit please police chief is ripping the defund the police. take a listen. >> it's just shameful when i hear the dialogue about defunding. look at minneapolis. we've dismantled the police, and now they're trying for more police. hypocrites, all of 'em. hypocrites. jillian: detroit has seen an uptick in crime since its police force was cut after the city went bankrupt in 2014. the first murder hornet nest found in the u.s. was destroyed, quote, in the snuck of time. -- nick of time. washington state officials say 500 hornets were inside including nearly 200 queens. it's not clear if new of them may have escaped. the nest was vacuumed up last month. officials believe there are others that exist. democrat jamie harrison may have his eyes on a new job after losing to senator lindsey graham, telling "the washington post" he's open to becoming dnc chair and has the support of house majority whip jim clyburn.

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of the center of circulation, that's where we see tropical tornadoes, and they can be quite destructive. flood advisories in advance of this, 2-5 inches going to cause some flooding. of course, florida, you're prepared for these types of storms. however, this one, you know what? it snuck up on us a little bit. we had a landfall in the keys a couple days ago and now a second landfall with heavy rainfall, storm surge, certainly, and tropical storm force winds at least, maybe hurricane force winds as well. so just phone your folks if they live in florida, we need to be, everyone to be on guard and be prepared. back to you, steve, ainsley and brian. steve: an eye on the sky. all right, j.d., thank you very much. speak of an eye on the sky, abby hornacek is live in kansas city at the world war i memorial and monument. and we think that joey jones could be in an airplane right now about to jump out, but we know for sure, abby, that somebody is about to jump off the monument.

right over by where you are. abby: yes, that's right, steve. joey jones is in the plane, but right now brian "parrot" birdman is base jumping off of the 217-foot liberty tower right here at the monument. there he he goes. it looks like a successful jump. and he is doing that to, you know, honor all the world war i veterans, and you will see johnny joey jones right now. what's happening right after that successful jump, i just want to say he landed perfectly in this lawn just like he was supposed to, up there with ten other veterans dating back from world war ii. they each served in major wars. the oldest jumper is 94 years old. i think we have three jumpers who are all in their 90s, and this is such a special experience. right now the plane is flying against the wind so that they can come around. they're going to land right here on the lawn. so what's going to happen is they're going to be fighting a

77 mile-per-hour wind. they'll hopefully float down nicely, and johnny joey jones is actually representing the iraq war. and, you knowing or we are seeing a lot of people out here today, a lot of people are here to support our veterans because they deserve it. they're in a jump plane, because of covid-19 i want to also make clear that we've taken all the precautions, and we are going to go find johnny joey jones as he lands, so keep an eye on us. we see them coming down here, and we'll keep you updated as we get more information, as they come down. steve: all right. we'll go back to you as soon as we have eyes on you as that group of veterans is going to sky dive live into kansas city. but first, sandra smith has a preview of coming attractions in 12 and a half minutes. sandra: i'll be keeping my feet on the ground, steve. a big thank you to the men and women of our military who served this great country on this veterans day. president trump and the first lady about to pay their respects to our military as they depart the white house to arlington

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♪ ♪ steve: well, on this veterans day, let's go back out to kansas city. it's all part of the legacy jump, and abby hornacek is there. abby, here they come. abby: yes. you guys, they are starting to land. this is very exciting. they just made the final 90-degree turn on their base leg, like i mentioned before, 77 mile-an-hour winds. they are floating down with the 1-2 mile-an-hour winds on their base leg. so after they make two 90-degree turns, they are landing right here on the south lawn. it's been successful so far, and i must say i am incredibly impressed with some of these veterans because it's not easy landing, it's not easy on your knees, it's not easy when you stand up, that gear is pretty

heavy. what they're doing is absolutely incredible, and it speaks to their service too because they've been through a lot, especially these world war ii veterans. johnny joey jones is coming down, we're not sure which one is him. i think a few of them have this jump suit, so we're really trying to pay attention to him. once he does land, of course, we're going to snag him. but right now everything is going very successfully, and we're really honoring the veterans who have sacrificed so much for us and allow us to really celebrate the freedoms that we are able to, you guys. brian: abby, what's the weather like? steve: here we go, looks like joey. abby: it's freezing! steve: that's joey right there. abby: was that johnny joey jones? it is very cold, to answer your question. and that's the other thing, your hands are cold, your legs are cold, and they're really doing a great job. that is joey, so we'll go get him. steve: that's actually where they're all supposed to be

landing, so you probably shouldn't take the camera crew out there. [laughter] abby: you know what? they actually hired -- they actually hired me to catch them all. [laughter] i'm running out there to catch them, yeah. steve: all right. so we've got 20 vets today age 22-92 making tandem jumps. each of them is -- abby: that's right. steve: -- strapped to a pro skydiver, right? abby: that's right. and we talked to one earlier who actually jumped with george h.w. bush. so he was originally supposed to be with johnny joey jones. things changed, but he still is up there, he still is jumping, and i should mention this -- they jumped out of a twin-row to have plane, they were originally going to jump out of a military plane from world war ii and then a different one from the vietnam war but, unfortunately, because of covid, that wasn't able to happen. we are going to walk to joey, but of course, we have to make sure that you can still hear me. steve: we can see you. go ahead.

abby: -- nobody lands on top of me. he's just hang out. i think joey's taking a break. doesn't joey know he has to work, you guys? [laughter] steve: just run over there. you've got a wireless microphone. abby: all right. we're just going to go. i'm getting the no, but i'm going to go anyway. i'm going to go anyway. hopefully, you can hear me. if you guys lose me at any time, we're going to to go get joey -- steve steve you've got 30 seconds. abby: all right. you know, i'm going to run into a jog. this is why i was an athlete in college, guys. hey, joey, are you just going to stay here forever or what? >> oh, man. i'm still soaking it in. abby: how was it up there? >> that was just amazing. i mean, zero gravity -- abby: i'm going to take a seat next to you. >> yeah, have a seat. when i got out of the plane, my legs were kind of turned around backwards, so my feet were pointed the wrong way. abby: oh, no.

>> did it on purpose to get out of the plane. and so, yeah, like, when the wind first took ahold of us, we took a roll. and i'm like, well, i'm kind of facing up towards the sun, this was the most amazing thing ever. and then when we final lu got turned around where we needed to be, she took over and just made it so easy. abby: was he a good, good person to tandem with or difficult? >> he was excellent. he's done this before, it's like he never stopped. [laughter] abby: what was it like there up in the plane with these generations of veterans who are dating back to world world war ? >> you know, i had a korean war veteran right beside me, and the smile never left his face. he was smiling before he got on the plane, smiling on the plane, and you could see the look on his face, he wasn't worried about anything. he was just ready to go. and, you know, they had a little trouble because it's like fitting an elephant into a she box -- [laughter] and he was just along for the rude. and, my en, the -- i mean, the smile on his face took the worry

out of mine. abby: i love that. and four branches of military, correct? was there any smack talk? >> i think we were all kind of on the same team for that one. we'll do the smack talk on the ground, be friends up in the air. abby: fantastic x. how long have you been doing this? >> i've been jumping for 10 years. during my career i've been pretty much jumping out of airplanes. abby: and how does today rank amongst those times that you've jumped out of these airplanes? >> well, to be veterans day at the world war ii, the national world war i monument and i moo seem and to be with generations of veterans date back to world war ii, this tops the cake. this is the best jump -- >> she's one of the best in the world, right? world class here. she made it so easy and talked me through it. i'll tell you, or i don't know if you can pay for an experience with someone like her, but if you can, write the check -- abby: i want to hop up there next were you saying something, guys? if. steve: i was. introduce us to the person that joey was strapped on to for that

tandem jump as another one, can you see? somebody else in a red, white and blue parachute's heading your. abby: oh, yes. we do have someone else, and you just say your name and sure service as well? >> jenny espy e nose saw, i'm in the united states army. abby: thank you so much for your service. everything you guys are doing here is absolutely incredible. what is this green smoke coming out over here? >> to show the jumpers where thewinds are at on the ground. abby: everything run smoothly, because i'm looking at you guys expertly land over here. >> about as smooth as it was going to get. we all worked as a team. it wasn't different branches, we were all veterans there, and we made it work together. brian: abby, quick question -- >> my legs are duct taped to my jump suit, so if they come off me, they don't leave me. that tape works, i guess. brian: abby, can you ask johnny

joey jones if this is the first jump since his accident in iraq? abby: is in your first jump since your accident in iraq? brian kilmeade wants to know. >> yeah, i used to jump solo. it was a lot different when you're not in charge of what you're doing. knowing her experience, it kind of made it easy. i actually got to be along for the ride, and i didn't have to work too much. she made me work a little bit. abby: well, thank you for your service, johnny joey jones, thank you for your service and all the veterans out there, thank you for your service, this day is for you. guys? steve: all right. there they are on the grounds of the national world war i museum and me e moral in kansas city. if you're in the area today, admission is free for vets and active duty military personnel through sunday, and general admission, brian, for the public is half price today. so check it out on this veterans day, 2020. brian: right. that'll do it for us today. for steve and ainsley, we thank you so much for watching, now

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