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>> dramatically eroding the integrity of elections was the democrats number one priority. they wanted to steal the 2020 presidential election. >> if you have a credible allegation put up or shut up. >> what bothers me is people calling me a liar. they are ignoring the election irregularities. >> it is thursday december 3rd donald trump unleashing in a fiery address claiming voter fraud as lawyers cure for a jampacked 2 days of court battles live in washington. >> lockdown showdown in new york city. hundreds of protesters turning out to support the staten island bar owner who said he would rather go to jail than lose his livelihood. >> a call a surprising one family clinging to their christmas tree. "fox and friends first" continues right now.

unfortunately no callers in the new york city christmas tree. the rockefeller christmas tree does have an owl. i think it is even prettier, did i break christmas rules by saying that? a throwback. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. thank you for joining us. in a fiery white house address donald trump says he and his legal team are opening the floodgates to massive voter fraud. >> it comes as whistleblowers in michigan testify about the election. >> griff jenkins live to break it all down. >> just 11 days to go before the electoral votes are certified nationwide, a day after william

barr found no evidence of fraud that would change the election results. the white house released a 46 minute video to social media, the president repeating many allegations of voter fraud. watch. >> if we are right about the fraud joe biden can't be president. we are talking about hundreds of thousands of votes, numbers like nobody has ever seen before, just as an example in circumstance. >> the video is made with no members of the press present and as lawsuit after lawsuit is rejected across the country, the president is hopeful the supreme court will intervene. >> what a disaster this election was. a total catastrophe. but we are going to show it and hopefully the courts in particular, the supreme court of the united states will see it and respectfully, hopefully they will do what is right for our country. >> in michigan the president legal team led by rudy giuliani

presented witnesses with more allegations of voter fraud. >> or barcelona. >> most people did not know what to do when a ballot gets jammed. >> double counting on the jams. i saw that several times which they would take ballots that were just scanned and rescan them again. >> as joe biden builds his administration some democrats are growing impatient with the legal battles. >> republican local leaders and clerks stood up and certified their elections, they stood by their work and they are still having folks come in over their head trying to pressure them. if you have a credible allegation, put up or shut up. >> in the trump campaign the trump campaign is putting up contesting the state certification for biden who won by 33,000 votes alleging widespread voter fraud.

>> is the trump team carries on the legal fight in the graham says it is time to layout proof and says the president's legacy rests in the hands of georgia voters. >> to the trump legal team you're making all these claims, you got to prove it. doing a video is not proof. you need to take these claims in a court of law and get relief. as to the legislative body in georgia you need to change your law. i can't change georgia law. need to change georgia law so the senate races are not stolen from us. the best way to make sure trump legacy stays in place is to win georgia. >> all eyes are on georgia senate runoff next month. kelly left the debater challenger rafael warnedoff. martha maccallum will be there and i will be there too from 4:00 to 6:00 am monday morning.

president-elect biden meeting with american workers and small business owners struggling to make ends meet, telling them help is on the way. >> impact people's real lives. the point is the full congress should come together and pass a robust package of relief to address the urgent need now. >> biden says his transition team is working on relief legislation and aid approved by congress would be a down payment of what is to come. hundreds of people rallying in staten island to support a bar owner arrested for keeping his business open. >> in every city in every town in america this is how we make the change. >> backlash mounts against coronavirus restrictions.

>> massive crowds outside mac's public house in staten island to defend the co-owner 24 hours after his arrest. the crowd saying this is how we take back our country, sheriff deputies blocking anyone from getting in. lawyer for the owner says they were slapped with massive fines. >> we were peaceful, quiet, respectful, 50,$000 in fines, and wind up arresting danny and putting him in handcuffs and charging him with disorderly conduct when he never raised his voice. >> this as erica garcetti announced a new lockdown overnight. all residents urged to stay in their homes. martha maccallum pushed back after anthony fauci claimed the backlash is due to misunderstanding. >> i think there's kind of a misunderstanding of people thinking when you ask people to do some simple public health

measures we >> i don't think these businesses are misunderstanding what is going on, they are not allowed to open, many schools, college kids literally prisoners in their dorm rooms, they can't leave a little kids whose mothers had to their jobs, tell them there is no lockdown. >> reporter: it is tough on everybody. >> the other piece of the story is the surge in hospitalization. >> 100,000 people in the hospital being treated for covid-19 right now but the good news is help is on the way and governor cuomo says there will be enough doses to treat 170,000 people by mid december. >> we need the federal funding, a real aggressive outreach effort, social acceptance and confidence to take the vaccine. this is going to be the largest governmental operation. >> the cdc changing quarantine guidelines ahead of the holidays, the recommendation now

is 10 days or 7 if you can get a test. dr. janette nesheiwat joined us earlier to explain. >> 90% of people who come into contact with coronavirus are going to have symptoms or test positive they we usually have it by the 10 day mark so it is good for the patient, good for the community and good for the economy overall. jillian: if you do get a vaccination they will give you a card for proof. >> thank you. a florida police officer expected to recover after being shot in a gun battle. it started when police spotted dominic harris wanted for child abuse, crashing into cop cars, trying to take off. hitting a detective in the lower

torso. officers returned fire killing harris. robert mueller's first interview since the russia probe, you may be disappointed. >> you like your time in charlottesville? >> yes. >> is it like law school? >> not particularly. >> when did you decide that? >> looking for an occupation. >> satellite cross-examination. >> the 2-hour episode doesn't have any discussion as special counsel, the podcast hosted by chuck rosenberg, former federal prosecutor who worked for mueller as an fbi counsel. he knew mueller wouldn't talk about it so he didn't ask. >> donald trump laborde the middle of freedom to a former football coach known for leading

notre dame to a national championship win in 1988, he was inducted into the college football hall of fame 20 years later in 2008. we will hear from him on receiving the honor when he joins "fox and friends" later this morning. >> still had a georgia voter outreach group owned by stacy aarons accused of seeking to register out-of-state voters and did people. congressman fred keller says republicans understand what is at stake, he will join us plus. >> do everything we can to keep the numbers down. this is not the time to relax. >> that is the mayor of austin telling people to stay home while vacationing in mexico. the latest case of democrat hypocrisy coming up.

>> from including a to the presidential election we were warned we should not declare

premature victory. if we were right about the fraud joe biden can't be president. >> donald trump says he won't stop fighting for free and fair election, in a nearly hour-long address from the white house. congressman keller represents pennsylvania one of two states trump campaign has a pending lawsuit in joins us now, thank you for being here. >> pleasure to be here. americans have to trust the elections are fair and true. where does he go from here? >> your 100% correct, the foundation is free and fair elections, people knowing their vote was counted accurately so we will that the court cases that are in place play out, let the judge of apply the law to the merits of the case. the attorney general made a statement about the elections and mainstream media jumps on that. i join my colleagues, we send a

letter, the attorney general clarified significant things, evidence they are doing investigation and we needs to make sure and every american should want to be sure they know the votes were counted fairly, accurately no matter what the outcome happens to be, make sure that happens and that is what our elections in america have been about for two centuries. >> that is of utmost importance. in terms of the president he says he will devote 125% of his energy to contest this election. in terms of the legal challenges that are still pending, how do you see those playing out? does the president have a shot? >> i would think until every case is heard the president has a shot. i was listening to people

talking about the left talking about the president accepting the election and people getting on the president but they never accepted the duly elected president when there wasn't this kind of evidence. we spent three years on a probe. they need to make sure and they should want to be sure before anybody is inaugurated the results, everything has been looked at and we can say for certain who the winner of the election is. >> in georgia this group, the new georgia project founded by stacy abrams is one of four groups under investigation for seeking out-of-state dead voters in georgia, pull up the response from the new georgia project, as georgians are turning out in record numbers to have their voices heard at the polls the secretary of state is resorting to desperate attempts to smear law-abiding organization and scale eligible georgians

registering to vote in critical upcoming elections. most people agree these different groups should be investigated at this point but you also have people out there in georgia telling people not to vote until we can ensure this is a fair election. is there a chance this could come back to hurt them in the senate runoff election? where do you stand in your thoughts on georgia? >> people need to be engaged but why are so many groups going to try to get people registered to vote and have people participate in the election on november 3rd, we had record numbers participating. why are other groups so intent on registering additional people, people voted on november 3rd, more people in georgia come in and groups come

into georgia and encourage people to register to vote, different people voting now than before. those are the things we need to look at to make sure the election is secure. all-americans know what is at stake. what is at stake is the principles of the constitution upon which our economy is built, our god-given rights guaranteed in the constitution or the radical agenda of court packing, new states and a green new deal. >> it is definitely a battle in georgia, you want to register all the georgia voters but nobody who doesn't live there shouldn't be voting. >> absolutely. thank you, appreciate it. still ahead. michigan jim out of business for good thanks to the pandemic. the owner, a navy veteran said governor witmer is waging war on small businesses.

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jillian: after months of fighting to stay home. and fitness in battle creek michigan was forced to close its doors for good after 20 years of serving the community, owner joe potter blames the response to the covid-19 crisis and joins me now. thanks for being here. tell me what the last 2 months of been like and what was the nail in the coffin? >> it wasn't just the last few months. i am part of a consortium of health clubs. when this launched in february we were very keen and we met

multiple times a week and still meet weekly to try to understand the path forward. we are small business operators. we want to understand the path and in michigan, in march the state shutdown and i have 6 clubs in four counties, two states and the communication from the state of michigan and the county in which we operate has been much different than the other counties that happened to be in nebraska. for example in michigan the governor at one time open bars but wouldn't allow help folks under the notion they were more likely to have exchange body fluids. i don't know which a borrower health club she's frequenting but it is absurd and there is no data to support that. it has been very disheartening because we all had our you to the ground and were trying to follow the guidelines, trying to follow the data. the state of colorado has been tracking. there are no transitions, nothing to show transmissions,

they are extremely low. with all due respect you referred to us as gyms, we are health clubs. we are a place people go to get healthy, stay healthy. interestingly enough the who released new guidelines in past week or so encouraging those who are most at risk of covid-19 to increase exercise activity. jillian: how do they do that? >> how they do that varies by -- as of the end of october 15th% of health clubs in the united states of closed permanently and it is estimated by the end of the year the number will you 25%. another estimate by the time this is over one third of health clubs will be closed and i asked industry experts is there a pattern? small clubs, big clubs, studio, there is no real pattern, it is from the industry. what is the difference?

one difference is blue states are more affected than red states. one club in a blue state, i am out. >> your story fascinated me. i wanted to get you want to talk about this when i read an article about it. you are a u.s. navy veteran. you started weightlifting in the navy and that is where you developed a passion for fitness so i know this passion inside of you stems back a long time and i'm curious what this feels like to have something you worked so hard for come to a end in this manner? >> i tried to follow the data and it is so disheartening i quit following because that is not it. what i will tell you is my observation and what i know i am going to get attacked for saying this but i don't know how but my observation is faith and small businesses are the ones being attacked right now.

show me a big one, walmart, best buy, god bless them but they haven't been affected. it is as though they have a cone of immunity over the man small businesses and places of worship are the ones being targeted. the only altar you worship that is the altar of big business and big government and thomas jefferson said it very well. he said when government fears the people we have liberty. when people fear the government we have tierney and without a doubt i guarantee if you talk to a small business owner today we all live in fear of the government. they are not giving us a chance. we just want to path. we know when you start a small business, chances of succeeding are slim to none but we get up and do it, one of the shock take investors and entrepreneurs are the only people who work 80 hours a week to avoid working 40. we just want to path. >> these are fighting words and a lot of people across the country feel the same way as

you. you haven't had any known cases first year club. it is unfortunate started under the circumstances but thank you for fighting and appreciate you being here. >> they found nothing. >> keep us updated. appreciate you being here, thank you. we will be right back. it's been a tough year. and now with q4 wrapping up,

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donald trump threatening to block the defense spending bill over the battle with big tech. and move that has congress including republican threatening to override his veto. joining me to explain more about the political tug-of-war, beverly hallberg. good morning. so donald trump is trying to veto the defense spending bill that includes pay raises to military unless section 230 is repealed which protects facebook and twitter from getting sued over things other people post on their sites. do you think that's a trade-off? >> this is going to be rife with issues because there are many republicans who agree with the president on repealing section 230 but don't think it should be attached to the defense bill that even if the president would veto this they may have numbers to overturn his veto and this

gets to another issue, there is still this ongoing debate with repealing section 230 will actually deal with the bias we see and not create additional problems as you were just mentioning. of this protection is repealed what you'll find is social media sites will be responsible for their users post, not just for twitter and facebook but also a conservative competitor like parlor, that site has passed 10 million users at this point so this would open them to potential lawsuits and progressives would love to throw some frivolous lawsuits against a conservative site that seems to be gaining in traction. let the free market sort this out. it is what allows sites like parlor to pop up. >> take away that legal protection that is so true, take away the protection from social media companies that makes it so they don't get sued so easily, facebook and twitter and potter will have to start whipping down posts more than they are now so it could have an adverse affect.

if you are a conservative and you feel facebook and twitter are targeting conservatives and treating them unfairly. what is the solution if not appealing section 230? >> conservatives are being treated unfairly. these are valid criticisms. i understand why conservatives are frustrated. i am myself but do you really think government getting involved even more and allowing lawsuits to take place will solve the problem? another point i would like to address is one of the reasons conservatives have a voice these days is they've gone around traditional media, we want those sites to pop up, this could limit it and i find it ironic people criticize twitter on twitter so keep that in mind. if you think twitter needs more regulation, twitter allows you to vocal your complaints. jillian: you make a lot of sense, we appreciate it. >> a winter storm bringing near

white out conditions across the plains, snow dropping in oklahoma. the system is expected to hit the east coast just in time for the weekend. janice dean is tracking it all. it is december. >> janice: let's take a look. we did see snow. more snow in parts of the southern plains in the northeast, pretty impressive, and that cold air below freezing, 20s and 30s in the gulf coast, snow across the plains is going to wind down as the system moves toward the east coast was it will strengthen and we have to watch the track of this storm. we will get a mixture of snow in heavy rain and wind as the system moves across the mid-atlantic and the northeast friday into saturday so that will be the next weather maker causing travel delays if you are

traveling, forecast precipitation friday and saturday things will start to clear out and there is the rest of the forecast, we are watching the storm system move across the mississippi river valley. the rest of the country looks quite accept california, southern california, the santa ana windss, explosive fire danger across southern california, strong winds, dry conditions and warm weather, not a great combination as we get through today and tomorrow. back to you. >> in california they have been hit so hard this year. coming up, new overnight, los angeles put on extreme lockdown. >> people stay in their homes next. ♪

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>> good morning, welcome back. the mayor of los angeles putting an extreme lockdown in place of coronavirus cases surge. cheryl casone is here with the new restrictions. >> reporter: la mayor eric garcetti telling residents cancel everything as coronavirus cases arise. >> my message couldn't be simpler. time to hunker down, time to cancel everything. >> the restrictions are the same for los angeles county, food, medical care and auto repair, production of fitness centers to operate outside, violating the orders is a misdemeanor. jillian: the hypocrisy continues. everyone talking about the mayor of boston this time. >> rules for thee, not for me.

the epitome of it. austin's mayor facing backlash, there it is, telling residents to stay home, from his vacation home. he then he issued his own apology. he said i regret that i travel over thanksgiving and christmas, fears of travel having happened could be used by some as justification for risky behavior. the paper revealed that he hosted an outdoor wedding with 20 guests for his daughter. jillian: something going on with ups, being told not to pick up shipments. >> ups put the brakes on shipping for six retail companies announcing restrictions for gap, nike, llb, macy's, a message received by the wall street journal telling drivers not to pick up retailers with no exception.

another sign online shopping is straining delivery networks, they raise prices recently, and what is happening with these particular retailers is a discrepancy between ups and these companies but overall you've got pandemic online shopping and holiday shopping and it is going to get congested over the next couple weeks. jillian: i was totally unaware hot toppings was still -- that is good too. still ahead, the president of judicial watch joins us next, brian kilmeade let's check what is going on on "fox and friends". brian: we see what carly is like on camera, a little crazy. on our show we begin talking to house minority leader kevin

mccarthy, speaker in two years after the remarkable display in 2020 and has more seats to gain, he will talk about that, marco rubio will be here, he was doing the ppp loans and more coming down for americans in need and there are a lot of americans in need and joined again by holtz who will be honored with the presidential medal of freedom today, stopping by "fox and friends" with his a game to talk about what the honor means plus governor mike huckabee will talk about the president's fight for 2020 and was a run in 2024 will look like. and talk about wisconsin, the president's contention, joey jones with a political article the claims anti-trumpers can reclaim the american flag, a brand-new film that pays tribute

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>> i am a citizen looking out for the best interest of my nation and warning fellow citizens what is happening and people are so consumed with their hatred for donald trump they forget there were local elections and those local elections impact us even more, they make director decisions to impact day-to-day lives and we are trying to tell people what is happening and they say yes a bunch of liars.

>> donald trump pressing on with his legal fight for election integrity after more whistleblowers come forward with claims of voting irregularities. >> the attorney general found no evidence of widespread fraud. what should americans make of this? joining us is judicial watch president tom fitton. a lot of the media quick to dismiss these stories from the whistleblowers without digging into them it seems. what do you think of this? >> some of these legislators are looking into it and decide in the end whether to endorse the electoral college slates that would decide, the media may be whistling past the graveyard on these allegations of election irregularities but the state legislatures have to deal with it directly and congress and the end because they ultimately

decide whether to approve or disapprove the electoral college choices. this is a political process and the media doesn't like donald trump, they will ignore evidence that hurts their favorite candidate in this contest, joe biden. jillian: they are getting a lot more attention saying a postal worker saying 100,000 ballots he delivered across 3 state lines, allegations of dead people voting in the president's team hasn't been able to make legal inroads. why? >> i don't think the courts are ready to grapple with the consequences of administration of the elections that i think was purposeful. we new mail in ballots were going to result in problems like this in the states change

contrary to state law, and handled appropriately, the consequence of that, ballots thrown out or a change, the current results, going into it. the decision by the courts, the electoral college process involves state legislatures in congress, the best insurance we have to assure the person who won is the president. jillian: you will follow that and adam schiff flip-flops on special counsel's after the durham appointments not just for yourself at home but in

september of 2018. >> we ought to take up this bill in the last week of the session, and to wonder what is happening in the crisis that will follow. jillian: and on tuesday he comes out saying william barr is using it for purpose it is not intended, to continue a politically motivated investigation. what are your thoughts on this? >> adam schiff are to be investigated on his collusion against donald trump, what he knew when about the lies used to justify the last special counsel investigation. are you going to allow misconduct by the justice ocean - other agencies go by without accountability whether finding out the full truth or prosecution. adam schiff for political purposes, i'm not that confident about prosecuting anyone significant.

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jillian: welcome back, republicans are slamming nancy pelosi for having misguided priorities. one congressman slamming her for bringing members back to vote on main and tiger king legislation instead of ppp funding and covid-19 relief. jillian: bruce westerman joins us live now. this is a pretty interesting turner of events have you both taking place on cannabis and big cats. covid-19 relief is still being negotiated. what are your thoughts? >> good morning carley and jillian. good to be with you. you know, i was thinking it's the lame duck we have got a few weeks of legislative business left. i was shocked to find out we were coming back, at least part of us were coming back, republicans were coming back to d.c. to vote on marijuana and tiger king. you know, with covid peaking. with small businesses closing, you know, jamie herrera butler

proposed that we discharge petition to spend some pppp funds to help these small businesses that are struggling back in september. and the speaker has ignored that. and you can't make it up. i can't believe we are here back in d.c. with just a few weeks of time left, and the government is not funded, the military is not funded. but by golly we are going to vote on pot and tiger king. jillian: i guess some people make the argument that both sides are blaming each other right now for not getting anything accomplished as far as stimulus goes with covid-19 relief. let's go ahead and take a look at this. this is nancy pelosi and chuck schumer statement after backing the nonpartisan bill many family budgets and small businesses are at their breaking points in light urgency of meeting the needs of the american people and the they hope that the vaccine presents. it's time for leader mcconnell to sit down with democrats to finally begin a true bipartisan effort to meet the needs of the

country. at this point after backing this they are punting it off to mcconnell. >> that's unfortunate. because we have funding remaining in the cares act that we just neath need some tweaks to get this founding out to businesses to give governors flexibility on thousand spend the funds. it's unfortunate the way people are hurting across this country and we can't make a few tweaks to get this needed funding out there. it speaks volumes to what we are seeing across the country. joe biden said something about and i'm glad he admitted this forgotten rural america, i think it goes deeper than that we are seeing a divide that i believe peggy noonan captured this best back in 2016 when she wrote about the protected and the unprotected. and then bret stevens with the "new york times" followed unjust this past may and he talked about the remote and the exposed. i represent a large rural

district. and my constituents don't have the opportunity to not go to work. their jobs require them to go to work. and they are exposed. they can't work from their basements. and when we come back to vote on pot and marijuana and a lot of democrats are sitting at home in the safety of their basement collecting paychecks and basically thumbing their nose at the people that are working to make sure that there is food in the grocery store that it's delivered, that's just hard to take. carley: just real quick, because you referenced it, biden did make comments on rural americans recently. he said you know it really goes to the issue of dignity, how you treat people. i think they just feel forgotten. i think we forgot them. so interesting comment from joe biden that i have a feeling you agree with. congressman westerman, thank you so much. we appreciate it. jillian: have a good day. >> thank you have a great day. jillian: we are going to leave with you, this you know, hanging out for the holidays, right? a cool la, a family finds kaala

released it back into the wild. carley: "fox & friends" right now. [chanting open up] >> hundreds rallying in staten island overnight to support a bar owner arrested for keeping his business open. >> the sheriff is on the scene. they have create you had a blockade in front. they won't let anybody in. >> mayor of austin, texas, telling people to stay at home while he was vacationing in mexico. >> it shows spectacular contempt for the voters. >> you could forgive people for being wrong. but hypocrisy is a hard thing to get over. >> this colossal expansion of mail-in voting opened the flood gates through massive fraud. >> if you have a credible allegation put up or shut up. >> the cdc is t