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come. >> we are in the last line of defense against this radical left agenda. if we win georgia, we save america. >> now 272 -- 273 -- back the other way for buffalo. johnson will score. touchdown, bills. ♪ brian: we begin with a fox news alert today, yeah, today, pfizer's controversies vaccine will arrive at hospitals in the united states of america. steve: that's right. as you can see right there off the assembly line, deliveries are expected in all 50 states and major cities. ainsley: exciting news. ashley strohmier is live at saint barnabas hospitals where doctors are waiting for their shipment there. hey, ashley. >> hey, good morning, guys. , havvaccination could say start saint barnabas hospital as you said in the bronx today. they are expected to get that first batch of doses here any time. the first pfizer biotech

vaccines left several locations in michigan, sunday. people could be seeing cheering on those trucks leaving. some people holding trump signs. the first batches arrived at lax overnight. shared a photo on twitter. shipments will be stagger you had arriving at 145 distribution centers today and 425 sites will get it tuesday and the remaining 66 on wednesday. dr. claiming concerns about a shortage in doses saying another vaccine could be approved soon. listen. >> our plan from day one has been to have a portfolio of products. pfizer is one of them. moderna, which likely would be approved by friday, probably this coming week is able to produce 100 million doses in the first quarter. >> hhs secretary alex azar says the u.s. is on track to give 100 million doses by march. >> we could have every nursing home patient vaccinated in the united states by christmas.

it's really remarkable. 100 million shots in arms by february is very much in scope. >> and meanwhile, president trump says white house officials will not be given vaccination priority despite claims from will will it will nsc. people working in the white house should receive the vaccine somewhat later in the program unless specifically necessary. also, frontline workers will be getting those vaccinations today, along with nursing home residents. back to you guys in the studio. brian: thanks, ashley, appreciate it. pretty amazing, this day to me as significant when we started mobilizing into afghanistan after being hit on 9/11. waited for that moment to react. now this is our answer to 108,000 people being hospitalized. over 300,000 have lost their lives. this vaccination seen is the answer. and then comes moderna and then comes, astrazeneca and then comes johnson and johnson. they said we could have six

vaccines. this seems to be great news. what i'm stunned about, according to gallup only 63% of the country is going to take it. 37% say i don't think so. what also bothers me 49% of nurses in miami when surveyed. miami-dade county said they won't take it. and about 50% in new jersey over the summer of nurses said they won't take it. so, to me, in a country that accepts polio and measles and mumps, why is this the line in the stand for way too many people? steve: good question. keep in mind. as this rolls out, this is just the first link in the chain. the "wall street journal" has this great item today that talks about what all is involved in getting it from that factory in michigan to you. they say the effort realize reas on chemists, truck drivers, data scientists, farmers and healthcare workers. sings it takes these ultra cold freezers because these doses have got to be kept at 94 degrees below zero.

brian: remember, we need two. steve: right, sure. this is just the first one. just the first shot. 94 below zero. takes dry ice, needles, masks, swabs, have to all converge same mull tablously thousands of locations across the country. to make it work every link of the chain has to hold. special containers we saw equipped with sensors to monitor the locations so we know who has it and where it is. temperature, lights, unusual jostling. inside those doses if there is a problem with the refrigeration it could ruin the doses. if the hospitals both schedule continuous stream of people to get the shots, if they don't have enough people lined up in order, the stuff will defrost too son and then it goes bad. have to line everything up. ainsley: that's why the pfizer one is going to the hospitals because they do have the capability of keeping it cold at the right temperature. moderna and johnson and johnson will be distributed elsewhere healthcare facilities walk in and get. steve: astrazeneca doesn't require any refrigeration.

ainsley: exactly. they are different. brian, i think more people will get in line to get it. as soon as they watch everyone else get it or this first batch get and it make sure it's safe. people are worried about that. but the fda commissioner was saying the resistance by americans, it's a significant problem. he said we are working to address the fears and concerns. the way we get through this is to achieve that herd immunity. in order to do that we all have to get the vaccine. to say your point, steve, i'm so grateful to these scientists that have worked day in and day out to get this done. look at this. steve: truck drivers. and the pilots and the pharmacists. ainsley: who put the toilet paper on the shelves for us during the pandemic and exporting that vaccine all across the country leaving michigan going to hospitals and districted based on population. brian: the man who had this vision for how gas going to get it done was the president. ainsley: who tweeted about it. god bless america, wish you all well, stay safe. record time. normally this takes five years. brian: some top stories.

here is another one. ron johnson, chairman of the committee, that put together 87-page report that talked about some of the intermingling of hunter biden's international deals and what joe biden may or may not have done. that is during the campaign. well everyone ignored that story when the new york had the story complete with emails and lab stops and text messages everyone -- not everyone but almost every outlet ignored the story and big tech froze the story if you tried to retreat it. now everyone is on to what hunter biden was up to. and he has confirmed personally that there is at least two investigations into him. now the emails reveal there is a problem in the 2014 him not declaring how much money he made from burisma they want to get to the bottom of it. senator ron johnson i don't know if you have noticed or not i have made multiple requests to his lawyers to get him in to ask some questions and here's the

responds. >> we only got a response from hunter and devin's attorney not to cooperate. that contrasts sharply with for example president trump's children and his associates. i don't know why hunter biden and devin archer and their associates rob walker james gillier, why are they basically 450euding in the weeds. vice president biden has not been honest with the american muspublic. he had to know about hunter biden's business -- financial foreign inendanglements and particularly chinese. we are finding how more involved not only hunter biden was swiss james and joe biden. he has not been truthful if the american public and about time the press starts asking questions. as i said before this election, this is not going away. brian: and it isn't going away. i had a chance to talk to the president over the weekend at west point. we asked about this as it was unfolding. he is frustrated. he said that william barr knew there was an investigation going

on in the spring. and during all of this he never said a word as trey gowdy and jonathan turley told me william barr -- that's what the department of justice should do, not talk about an investigation while it's ongoing but the president is not buying it. listen. >> hunter biden this week has confirmed two investigations on him, one on jim biden. word is you are disappointed that william barr knew about this in the spring. >> everybody is. who isn't disappointed? brian: right. >> joe biden lied on the debate stage. nothing happening, nothing happening. and bill barr should have stepped up. i will tell you what, say what you want about robert mueller, when buzzfeed put out a phoney article. i think it was buzzfeed. bob mueller stepped out and said that article was a phony and ultimately proven no collusion. after two years no collusion. bob mueller stood up and he interjected that this article was false bill barr should have done the same thing.

brian: there is the department of justice they say would have had a mask revolt had he done that because if you are under investigation, and you are cleared, you are forever tarred if that investigation is revealed. that's why the department of justice by the bylaws keeps it quiet and i will be talking to the president -- we will have more of that interview a little bit later on in the show. steve: right. bill barr was simply following department of justice guidelines that have been in place for a very longer time. it was james comey who screwed things up when he revealed that hillary clinton was the subject of that investigation as they reopened things. what's interesting about hunter biden is hunter and jim biden they are stonewalling along with five of their other associates as well. you know, tony bobulinski, who tucker interviewed back in october and we ran it over the weekend, he has been contacted by these committees, government affairs and senate finance committee. he has not responded which is curious. now, it is unclear the tax

affairs, ainsley. so far we understand the so far the subpoena was asked about burisma and his dealings in china as well as documents from two dozen other entities. it's unclear if burisma is the main focus or if they are just trying to figure out how much money he made and where it came from. ainsley: they are talking about money laundering offenses as well. imagine if the shoe were on the other foot. wait, we don't have to imagine. it was. wouldn't it be nice for that information to come out during the impeachment hearing it started in 2018, december. the same month this investigation started as well it. would have been nice and ron johnson said. he said remember that trump was impeached for misuse of his office leaning on ukraine to investigate the bidens in return for aid? he said i spent a year looking into the bidens. they should have been told -- or we should have been told about the biden's, hunter's tax investigation the laptop that

would have affected the impeachment trials, he says. it's interesting no how the meda covers one story and protect one group of people and expose another. brian: go ahead. ainsley: martha raddatz is convinced. the investigation is still ongoing. martha raddatz is convinced already that hunter biden is innocent. listen to. this i want to quickly get to this hunter biden investigation to the "wall street journal" reported that barr knew about this investigation of taxes into hunter biden, there is no proof of anything done wrong yet. we should make that clear. brian: really? i don't know if she invested in the subscription to the "new york post." ainsley: she cried when president trump won. remember? brian: she weeped. steve: wept. brian: i remember as if that was yesterday. great things great reporting in war zones but that made her cry. peter swirsz wrote a book about this. the "new york post" exposed. this the laptop proved, this and peter schweitzer says really now

you are catch fing up to this story? listen. >> what you have is a situation today where the bidens have repeatedly lied to the media. and the media doesn't care. hunter biden goes on national television on abc news and said i have not saved received a single penny. we now know got $5 million from cfc a chinese government connected energy company. he was flat out lying to the national media. what's been the media's response? nothing. they have taken it. nobody in the national media took it upon themselves to actually pursue that story. it's a massive disservice to the american public. steve: absolutely. have you got to remember knew if things do reveal themselves. hunter really is in trouble indictments and things like that. people who have watched the other channels, are going to go,

wait a minute, i haven't heard about that oh fox had it? "the new york post." why didn't cbs have it and nbc have it i think we know, don't we? brian: can i justed a this? hunter biden, we knew this because hunter biden requested keys for new office mates with his chinese company. those office mates are joe biden, jill biden and i don't know how exactly to say his name let's say a chinese executive all had keys to this. ainsley: they never talked about it. brian: never came up. ainsley: tell what the president said about this. he said i don't want to see him get in trouble. brian: i have nothing against hunter biden i hope is he okay. big picture for the president. he can appreciate the fact that he had a brother with substance abuse problem with alcohol problem. so i don't think the president -- he understands what it's like to be targeted, have a family member targeted. he says it means a lot to the person he ran against.

steve: right. the larger question is did hunter biden implicate his father? did his father make money from some of these dealings? brian: if you look at the email to his daughter he certainly did. steve: well, stay tuned. we need the proof. it is about 6:15 here in the east. now to the crucial senate runoff in georgia. jonathan serrie joins us live from atlanta as early voting starts today, jonathan. >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. right now i'm standing in fronts of state farm arena. ordinarily this is home to the atlanta hawks but today it begins to be home to early voting in fulton county. elections officials have chosen this site so that voters can practice social distancing during this pandemic. exercising their constitutional right safely. these two senate runoffs in georgia will determine the balance of power in the u.s. senate, spending on both races could reach a total of $500 million. and many voters are getting fliers from as far as away as

california. republican senator david perdue criticized the outside influence. >> in my general election my opponent, just like kelly loeffler's opponent money is coming from out of state mostly california and new york. we resent that to some degree down here. we don't want people from outside the state coming down here and dictated what we are going to do. this race now has become a national race. so, this is everybody in the country democrats and republicans trying to weigh in here to get the majority in the senate. >> 1.2 million georgians have already requested absentee ballots for the january 5th run off just shy of the total number of absentee ballots requested over the duration of the general election. democrats say that's a good indication of enthusiasm among their base. >> we have what it takes to win the runoff. we know from the numbers we are in a good place. what donald trump is doing the

disinformation is deeply problematic. i don't know if he is going to help or harm his team. we know on our side of the conversation we are pushing for leaders who will actually do the work of delivering covid relief to georgia. >> with both races so tight, all of the candidates are touring the state trying to get out the vote. bark to you guys. steve: they are indeed, jonathan, thank you very much. and both of the republican senators david perdue and kelly loeffler are going to be touring right here on "fox & friends" on this monday morning. one thing to keep in mind. as we put the hunter biden story together with the georgia senate story, that is right now because the house is held by the democrats, they are not looking into hunter biden. the senate, which is held by the majority is republicans. they're looking into hunter biden at the senate finance committee and the governmental affairs committee. you have got to imagine that if the democrats win both those seats and become the majority, those investigations are going to go kaput. ainsley: we will never hear of

them again. steve: that's right. ainsley: 1.2 million absentee ballots that have already been requested in that state for this election for the run off. steve: that's a lot. ainsley: 85,000 of those applications are from voters who did not vote in the general. this is a big deal. stacey abe grams says they are going to win. brian: trafalgar says purdue is trailing by 5 percentage points and kelly loeffler is up on warnock. ainsley: dems need to win both of them. brian: republicans need just one. part of the effort since world war ii millions of vaccines arrive today. about the give the president an apology after they spent months calling this rollout impossible. dr. marc siegel will grab a stethoscope and come our direction ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! a new buick? for me?

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brian: first of nearly 3 million doses of pfizer vaccine rolled out of the company plant. the vaccine set to arrive at 145 distribution centers across the u.s. this morning including nyu langone where the first dose also be administered today to medical workers. let's bring in fox news contributedder and medical professor himself dr. marc siegel. will you get this today? >> i won't get it today, brian, i will film one of the first healthcare workers to get it on camera as an interview one of the leaders there i will tell you why i won't get it today. we want to give it first to those who are working on the covid wards. those dealing with covid patients on ventilators right away that get the most exposure. i treat covid patients but i'm going to get it in the next wave

of people. we have to do it in an organized way. 145 centers getting it today around the country. 660 by wednesday. this is an absolutely unprecedented. we are extremely excite excitedt it at nyu. as you mentioned the war started against covid right here in new york city at nyu in the united states, rather, at n imrmplet u and now we're are coming full circle and general gus perna calls this d-day against the virus and we feel that wait a minute nothing compares to d-day in terms of saving the world. we are on a very similar path here. brian: i know. healthcare workers first, obviously. long-term care facilities workers. this is new york's deal. and most at risk long-term care facility patients. do those patients need a release in order to do it? i can't just go up to mrs. johnson and say you are in a nursing home, here, take your shot. they have to say yes, right? >> of course they have to say yes.

and it's going to 99% of the nursing homes in the country and also to the health workers in the nursing homes. brian, that's going to make a huge difference because 40% of deaths are occurring in nursing homes. brian: goc back to the headlines. "the washington post." trump administration is delivering on the 2020 vaccine but not at the levels the president suggested. they are finding something negative to say about something extraordinarily positive. cnn on sunday trump engages in self-sabotage ahead of historic vaccine rollout. your reaction to those headlines? is that the way it feels on the medical side? >> absolutely not. this is more disturbing than usual, isn't it in the president is the commander-in-chief of the fight against this virus. and look at the deal he put together. he is known most famously as a dealmaker. look at this deal. he has cvs involved and wall green. fedex and u.p.s. involved delivering this on planes which i didn't even realize until this

week. he hats u.s. military involved. admiral girl regard told me this week it's not just one aspect. all the joint chiefs were involved meeting around the round table. reared a admiral employee check involved in distribution on this. the va is involved. all aspects of the military are involved not to mention hhs. it's a huge partnership that the president put together deserves credit for. brian: talk about the vaccine but i want to talk about kids and damage being done to kids. new study reveals depression among kids very young. here is a quote from the cambridge study we observe significantly increase in depression medium to large affect size or findings emphasize the need to incorporate the potential elm fact lockdown in response to the global pandemic. those people knee-jerk reaction to shut down schools like california and then shut down

businesses, what do you take away from this? >> this is hugely important, brian. because, first of all, i like to say public health isn't just covid. it's all the impact that you do when you overreact to covid in certain ways and there isn't a lot of spread in schools. note, this over the summer. the cdc determined that one out of four teens have considered suicide and there is a harvard study that shows increased rate of depression in teens. now this with the cambridge study shows this new one is the consequences of audi all of these lockdowns and lack of socialization in young children may have consequences that last up to nine years. really, really disturbing. we have to consider that when we isolate our children. brian: dr. siegel, you have to keep saying that over and over again because people think they are saving us by keeping us at home out of school and out of business and out of work. and there is damage to be done there. there is a price to pay. that's a generation of kids for a year that have not seen

friends, have not seen teachers, have not grown and they are only going to be kids once. dr. siegel, thank you so much. >> only going to be kids once, brian, absolutely. have a great day. brian: all right. look forward to seeing your video from today. meanwhile, still ahead. outrage growing from house g.o.p. lawmakers who say they were left in the dark over the swalwell chinese spy controversy. congresswoman elise stephan neck says the california democrat needs to step down from the intel committee right await a minute plus more from my interview with president trump talk more about the vaccine and election challenges and what happens at noon today. you will hear from the president right after this. ♪ ♪ oh humans.

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president trump talked on camera for the first time since november 3rd election. we discussed everything from the significance of the game to his campaign's legal challenges. watch. >> so, mr. president, the first sitting president to attend the army navy game teddy roosevelt in 1901. there has only been two other presidents that the has shown up for two army navy game. truman and bush. you are the third. why are you here? >> well, i love football but i love these two teams and they're special. and they have been to the white house. and we have given them awards because, you know, it's always the commander-in-chief award. one of them is going to get it. and i have had a lot of fun. and the cofns are terrific people. brian: of everything you accomplished you took over a military that was cut by 25%. >> yeah. brian: that only had three brigades ready to fight and out of bullets. what have you done in the four years to change that. >> entirely rebuilt the military like never before. missiles and rockets and tanks and ships and planes and the

f-35s coming in by the hundreds as you know. when i took over we had a depleted military. we had no ammunition. i will never forget a very overrated general coming to see me and saying, sir, we have no ammunition. i'm sorry. this is my first two days in office. and i say no president should ever have to hear that and no president should ever be spied on either. so we set a lot of records. but, we have a totally rebuilt and our nuclear is now tippy top and just hope to god you never have to use it. brian: today we found out late last night that the supreme court would not hear the texas case. did not have standing according to them. judging by your tweets you are very disappointed in. that is it over? >> no, it's not over. we keep going and we are going to continue to go forward. we have numerous local case us. and some of the states have got rigged and robbed from us. we want every one of them. we won pennsylvania, we won michigan. we won georgia by a lot. we have a governor, republican governor that's worse than a

democrat. is he terrible and is he hurting kelly and david very badly. the senators that are terrific people. but, in wisconsin, as you know we have a case going on as we speak. it's actually going on right now. brian: have you individual states. >> yeah we are doing individual states. >> on the 14th they are going it certify and 6th transmit what does that do. >> i don't know. speed it up as fast as we can. only go so fast. gave us very little time. we caught them as you know fraudulent dropping ballots. doing so many things people can't believe it. dead people voting and all far greater than the number of votes we need. the election was over at 10:00 in the evening. i had won. it was 97%, 98%. all of bookies all over the world election is over. they wouldn't take the bets on it. and then all of a sudden arranged 11:00 ballots start getting dropped. graph goes like this up to the sky. tens of thousands of ballots were being illegally dropped. the machines are the worst. dominion. dominion. nobody even knows who owns it.

these machines are controlling our country. so it was a rig you had election. it was really a sham and a shame. brian: when you look at this fight, have you 77% of trump supporters who believe you won the election according to a fox poll. >> i have heard actually much higher numbers than that. brian: there is a rally right now in washington for that do you worry about the country being divided if it goes to inauguration and it still feels that way and you feel that way. >> i worry about the country having an illegitimate president. that's what i worry about. a president that lost. and lost badly. this wasn't like a close election. you look at georgia. we won georgia big. we won pennsylvania big. we won wisconsin big a we won it big. we won all of these states. brian: do you think your legal team has proven that. >> we never get a chance to proven it. a judge will say i'm sorry, you don't have standing. how about me? texas all of these states, 18 or 19 together. they come in. think how nice that is where they actually come in and say we want to support you, sir, because you are important to

this country. we want to support you. they go in and say the states don't have standing and i'm president of the united states. i just got 75 million votes. the biggest number of votes in the history of our country ever gotten by a sitting president. i went from 63 million to 75 million a 12000000 vote difference. that's the biggest margin in history. they say if i got 67, the smartest people in the business if i got 67 million votes, i couldn't lose. i got 75 million and they say i lost. i didn't lose. the election was rigged. brian: by who. >> by the democrats and actually interesting by the democrats but by local democrats. meaning state democrats. they outsmarted state republicans. do you know what i do? i do two things. i run a country and we cut taxes and we did all of the things, regulations, space force. all of the things the va was taken care of like that. 91% approval. all of the things i did. i ran a country and we ran it great. we have done more than any other president. then i have to campaign.

we had the greatest campaign in history. we had the biggest crowds anyone has ever had. i did 56 rallies where the number of people were incredible. okay? incredible. record-setting and then i go home i watch the television 10:30 in the evening it was over we are done. everybody, pros, people you know very well saying congratulations. i said let's not go so fast i don't trust these machines and a lot of bad things happen with these people. essentially five or six states, the local people who run it, rigged the election. and tens of thousands. remember they stopped the count not guilty evening. do you remember georgia when they said we had a big flood. we had a pipeline break. a major water pipeline break it. turned out to be a false thing. and irving, brian, everybody ran out, they all ran out and where is the pipeline? guess what? there was no pipeline. that was the people where they took all of those ballots, all

of those biden ballots under the table with the black dress and they took them and started shoving them into machines. what happened to this country is we were like a third world country. and i do worry about the fact, you know, you asked the question illegitimate president. that's what i worry about. brian: so part 2 of the interview a little bit later on in the hour. talked about 13 minutes. the president dolls, rudy giuliani, over the weekend came on and said no, we are not done yet. he has individual states from arizona and pennsylvania. is he going to challenge again. today at noon, guys, steve as you know. they are going to certify the electoral college. ainsley: many republicans agree with the president. if you look at the fox news poll 77% of trump supporters believe that this election was stolen. 68% of republicans believe that and 10% of democrats told fox news that they agree that it was stolen. the president says he is not done. you know, he is a fighter. i was shocked that the supreme court voted the way that they

did because i thought the best argument the president had was the constitutional and he has put so many constitutionalists on the supreme court. but they said texas doesn't have the right to, what walls their wording. doesn't have standing in other states. and the president thinks that they are just too chicken to take this on? steve: brian, i'm shocked that a sports guy would leave out the headline from the army-navy game the score army 15-navy 0. brian: my bad. 100 percent. ainsley: pete is happy this morning. steve: a week before they leave for christmas break all eyes on capitol hill this morning where senators are set to unveil a bipartisan covid-19 relief bill, finally. >> it hasn't fallen apart. we have been meeting day and night for the last month. we were on that call all day yesterday. we get on the call again this afternoon to finish things up. we will have a bill produced for the american people tomorrow. $908 billion. this is only until april 1. we are trying to get through the toughest first quarter of our country that we have ever faced.

steve: all right. here with reaction. new york republican congresswoman elise stefanik. congresswoman, good morning to you. >> good to be with you, "fox & friends." steve: it's good to have you as well. listen, it's great that they are finally getting around to something. it's not as much as the democrats in your chamber wanted. explain, if you you would, why it sounds like they are going to split this thing in half because they think that that's a better way to get things done? >> well, unfortunately speaker pelosi has walked away from the negotiating table for months. and i trust leader mcconnell and his judgment to how he can deliver needed relief to the american people. it's important that we provide additional support for small businesses through the paycheck protection program as well as support for hospitals, the vaccination distribution effort for operation warp speed needs additional funds. what they are having to split off is the democratic proposal for state and local aid but also importantly the republican proposal for liability protection, which i strongly support. we need to make sure that small

businesses manufactured, any place of work is protected from those endless liability lawsuits. because our small businesses are working so hard to keep their employees safe but also safely get people back to work. but i'm optimistic that we will get it done next week. steve: you are talking about getting employees back to work. couple employees after christmas 12 million americans unemployment going to run out. bernie sanders have come to the same point of view that there needs to be another round of individual checks sent out to americans. where do you come down on that, congresswoman? >> i think it is worthy of discussion. i think there are clearly still millions of americans who are suffering, of no fault of their own. and even look no further than new york state. the worst governor in america. governor cuomo has ordered a shutdown of restaurants. so a lot of people are going to be out of work as we are heading into the holiday season. i think we need to have targeted support. targeted aid directly to individuals.

so i'm open to that discussion. steve: okay. you, of course, that's going to all be happening in the senate later today. you are in the house of representatives. big story broke at the end of last week and that is eric swalwell, who sits on the house intel committee, turns out about five years ago he had a relationship with somebody believed to be a chinese spy nancy pelosi has got no problem with it she is not concerned. but then again she knew he had that relationship. and, yet, she placed him on the house intel committee. >> he needs to step down immediately from the house permanent select committee on intelligence. it's not just that he had a relationship with a communist chinese spy. it's that she fund raised for him. she placed an intern in his office who is affiliated with the chinese communist party. that's infiltrating an official office. and speaker pelosi was made aware of this, but she did not brief her colleagues in the gang of 8, which is the leadership

that gets highly classified intelligence briefing. not only does he need to step down from the committee but he needs to appear before the ethics committee and speaker pelosi needs to come clean with the american people as to when she knew, why it was okay for her to keep eric swalwell. never should have kept that seat on the committee. this is disturbing. he owes his constituents answers. steve: well, you know, that's point of view because you are a republican. right now the house is run by democrats and you know nancy pelosi is not going to call him before the house ethics committee. >> well, it's not because i'm a republican, steve. it's because i'm an american. and i understand that one of our greatest adversaries is the chinese communalist party. steve: yeah. >> whose size and scope of their influence operation sls very, very concerning and one of our top threats. to say have a member of congress on the house intelligence committee who is privy to the most classified briefing, he needs to appear before the ethics committee and republicans

really every member of congress should continue to ask these questions of speaker pelosi until we get answers. steve: well, we have a lot of questions and he has not provided hardly any answers. elise stefanik, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. steve: all right. it is a quarter before the top of the hour. and janice dean it's going to be a sloppy afternoon here in new york city. i see that blob heading for new york. janice: yes. what's behind the blob could be our big blockbuster storm before christmas. let's take a look at it real quick. here is our first round of mainly rain along the coast. we will get some interior section snow. but this is not the main event. the main event is coming wednesday and thursday. what this storm will do is set the table for cold air to be in place and bring, perhaps, a really big snow maker, a blizzard, perhaps event for parts of the northeast. so let's take a look at it. there is the forecast radar as we get into wednesday and thursday. i will remind you that two of

our reliable forecast models are in a bit of a disagreement as to how weak the storm is going to be and how close to the coast it's going to be. so the euro model is one that's going to bring us, perhaps, really big snow totals. the gfs model, the american model, is a little weaker and brings the storm more offshore. which could bring more snow totals to the i-95 corridor, so the bottom line here, steve, is we have to fine tune the forecast, but someone will get at least a foot of snow and it looks like the interior sections, but the i-95 corridor including all the big cities, boston, new york, need to pay close attention. i will bring you the very latest. back to you. ainsley: restaurants in new york are closed down for indoor dining. they rely on outdoor dining and with this blizzard they are not going. steve: i have heard if there is over a foot of snow they have to take down the structures completely if it's a tent or whatever they have to take it out of the street. brian: 1% of the cases are from

indoor dining. 1%. ainsley: carley has more headlines for us. carley: gunman shot dead by police after opening fire at a new york city cathedral. [gunshots] carley: police returning fire on the suspect after he fired several shots on the cathedral's steps just moments after an outdoor christmas concert ended. no one was hurt in the shooting. police say the suspect brought two guns. a full can of gasoline, multiple knives and a bible to the cathedral. homeland security ordering federal agency tolls scour their networks for compromises after the treasury and commerce departments are hit in a cyber attack. according to rioters the hackers are believed to have gotten in by tampering with software used across executive military and intelligence agencies. they also broke into one

agency's office software monitoring staff emails for months. russia is reportedly considered the main suspect. its foreign ministry denies any involvement. those are your headlines, guys. brian: thanks is much, carley. appreciate it. coming up straight ahead spend months defunding police why are they complaining about lack of police protection? try to find out after the break. everyday you're eating acidic foods; you're constantly weakening that enamel structure. pronamel repair allows more minerals to penetrate deep into the enamel layer and it repairs it. it is pretty phenomenal.

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brian: black lives matter activists slamming d.c. police for not protecting them during a pro-trump rally. complaints come despite their calls to defund the police. todd piro is live in the newsroom are more. todd? todd: good morning to you. the dc branch of blm not holding back during a sunday press conference, listen. >> allowed white supremacists to come into this space they said no right to be here. they came to black lives matter to attack [inaudible] npd did not stop that. >> npd cannot will not keep us safe. >> activists criticized the mayor and doubled down on calls to defund the police that they

otherwise complained of. four people stabbed. 33 arrested during clashes in the capital. at least 8 officers were injured. historically black church was vandalized with proud boys burning banner. comparing the act to the cross burns by the ku klux klan it is being investigated as a hate crime. mayor bowser condemning the act saying in a statement we saw forces of hate seeking to use destruction and intimidation to tear us apart. we will not let that happen. she has not responded to blm's criticism or their renewed calls to defund the mpd. violence has risen homicides raising 20%, 18 year high. brian: most predictable outcome ever. anxiously? ainsley: democrats far left agenda not sitting well with law enforcement members like our next guest who switched to the republican party claiming his values don't align now with the democratic party. here to explain is fayette county pennsylvania sheriff james custer. sheriff, thanks for being with us.

>> hey, thanks, ainsley, and good morning. ainsley: good morning to you. thank you for what you do protecting that community. why did you decide to become a republican? >> it's like you mentioned briefly, it's the shift in ideals of the current democrat party at the national level. the socialist agenda and this is something that that i have been considering for several months. it started back when the pandemic started. and the mandates coming down by the democratic governors and of which we have one here in pennsylvania that i feel are unconstitutional. and as the sheriff, it is my duty as a constitutional sheriff to protect and serve uphold and defend the constitution of the united states and these unconstitutional mandates being brought down on our citizens and being able to protect their

rights and freedoms under the constitution. ainsley: that's right. i know a lot of people agree with you on that one. did this factor in the defund police agenda. i know law enforcement they obviously don't like that idea. was that a factor when you changed your party? >> yeah. that was a definite factor being that over 30 years in law enforcement starting back from the george floyd incident. and all the civil unrest and the calls for accomplish the police, defund the police that was part of factoring in to my decision that, hey, this is not the what i signed up for. and there is plenty of people out there that are backing us, and that's why i was one of 40 individual sheriffs here in the state of pennsylvania to endorse president trump as our law and order president.

that was a big part of it at the time. ainsley: i think a lot of people in your county agree with you. used to be blue, now it's red. 40,000 republican and 20,000 democrat. more than double the area now. ainsley: what's the reaction from your community you switching parties. >> i would just like to correct that real quick. that's not really the registration numbers. that was the margin of victory for president trump here in fayette county. ainsley: got it, okay. >> republicans are actually probably about 5,000 less but president trump four years ago took fayette county. ainsley: sheriff we have to leave it there. >> 64% of the time. ainsley: we're out of time. god bless you for your service. senator david perdue is going to join us at the top of the hour. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis

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brian: today pfizer's controversies vaccine will arrive in hospitals across america. >> 145 centers getting it across the country. this is absolutely unprecedent. we are extremely excited. >> this is dangerous stuff. we are playing with fire right now. >> speaker pelosi needs to come clean with the american people as to when she knew. why it was okay for her to keep eric swalwell. steve: early voting begins in georgia today. >> last line of deference against this radical agenda. >> no court including the supreme court of the united states has had the courage to allow it to be heard.

if you look at the evidence, thousands of pages of evidence. they say we lost an election. we didn't lose. >> story punch heads across the country. kicked off a plane because their 2-year-old wouldn't wear a mask. >> very humiliating, too. >> first, we begin with a fox news alert. today, pfizer's coronavirus vaccine will arrive at hospitals here in the united states. brian: deliveries are expected in all 50 states. 600 locations. steve: ashley strohmier is live in the bronx in new york city where the doctors are waiting for the fedex guy to pull up. ashley. >> yeah, they are, steve. good morning. those vac sin nations could begin as soon as this morning here at saint barnabas hospital in the bronx. as they are expected to get their first dose, batches of those doses here any time. the first pfizer vaccination seens left several locations in michigan sunday. people were seen cheering the

trucks on as they left. some people even holding trump signs. the first batches arrived at lax overnight. the airport did share a photo on that on twitter. shipments will be staggered arriving at 145 distribution centers today. 425 sites will get it tuesday and the remaining 66 on wednesday. dr. monday self-absolutely claiming concerns about a shortage in doses saying could be approved soon. listen able to introduce 100 million close doses in the first quarter. >> hhs secretaries alex czar says the u.s. is on track to give 100 million doses by march. >> we could have every nursing home patient vaccinated by

christmas. remarkable. 100 million shots in the arms by february is very much in scope. >> president trump says white house officials will not be given priority despite claims from the nfc the tweeting people working in the white house should receive the vaccine somewhat later in the program unless specifically necessary. it is important to note that frontline workers will be receiving the vaccines today along with the nursing home residents. back to you guys. ainsley: this is wonderful news. that's incredible when you hear that every person in a nursing home will get that vaccine by the end of the year. the president also tweeted out in addition to the one ashley just read, vaccines are shipped and on their way five years ahead of schedule, get well, u.s.a. get well, world, we love you all he says is he going to take it at the appropriate time. you mentioned the last few days how the president how bush and clinton and president trump and obama all say they want to get it at the appropriate time.

steve: on tv. ainsley: i think that will send a great message that we need this herd immunity. a lot of people i know are worried about it. i think that's going to die down as more and more people get it. brian: if you are in nursing home and want to see your family, i think that would be the best ticket to make it happen 30's, since polio, measles and what have you. i'm finding this astounding this is their line in the stand and not even shooting the vice knew dr. marc siegel weighed in. >> we want to give it first to those working on the covid wards those working i treat covid patients but i will get it in the next wave of people we have to do it in an organized way. gus perna calls this a d-day

against the virus. we feel that way. nothing compared to d-day to saving the world. we are on auto very similar path here. steve: and then he stopped talking. brian: that's true. i didn't realize. moderna is next and could get the go ahead this weekend. that's two shots. this is two shots. three weeks later you need the other because you have to do it exactly like the study showed it and fda green lighted that way. one will get you 70% immunity, two will get you up to 95 and another one next year. by the time they get to johnson and johnson, steve, there should be one shot. steve: that would be great. because people would appreciate that. i think a lot of people don't want to get the shot because, you know, it became politicized months ago there were people who said, you know, i just don't trust donald trump and his health department. you know, they are trying to get it through before the election. as it turns out it, did not come out before the election. and it was not politicized we heard from all of the experts. what you are seeing on your

television, you know, it is one of the largest mobilizations in american history. this is something here in the united states. it's not just the guys at pfizer who are doing that it's the people who are working the loading dock there. it's the people at fedex and u.p.s. and all of the shipping companies. ainsley: god bless them. brian: the military. steve: it's all of these chemists and pharmacists and pilots. and then when all those people are work, what do they have to do? they also have to make sure that not only do all the places have that super freezer where it's 9. they have also got the needles and the swabs and the masks and the ppe. it's got to all be there exactly the time that the vaccine defrosts. you have got to give the shot to the people as soon as it defrosts otherwise, it goes bad. so what we are looking at something we should be proud of. it the it's not just one

company. it's a lot of americans particularly people in the nursing homes are vaccinated before christmas. ainsley: i look at the vaccines loaded on the truck. all those lives being saved. without this vaccine more deaths more empty chairs around the christmas table as we keep hearing. i'm just so proud of the people involved in this. 95% effective. what if it were 30% effective it would be a different story. amazing. steve: important thing to remember is nearly 300,000 americans have died to coronavirus that we know of so far. they are coming to the rescue. if you have a chance, please consider it because it does appear it does a very good job. brian: we are taking it. steve: as soon as possible let's talk politics and the senate run off in georgia. jonathan serrie joins us from atlanta. you are standing there but early voting starts in that state? >> that's right.

8:30 state farm arena is opening up to voters fulton county selected this site because they can space people far aenhancing social distancing so the people can vote safely during this pandemic. democrats are expressing optimism about the chances of jon ossoff and raphael warnock going into the run off against kelly perdue and kelly loeffler. 1.2 million absentee requested so far just shy of the 1. 1.3 or the duration of the general election. republicans are trying to reassure voters who are skeptical about the outcome of the presidential race in georgia that the party is keeping a close eye on the elections process going into these two senate runoffs. >> we want people to have the confidence to get out and vote. whether they do or not, they still have to vote, maria. we beat them by 2 points in november even with all this potential -- if we get the vote out we will be able to hold the

line in georgia. >> this election will determine the balance of power in the united states senate. purdue criticize out of state interest trying to influence races spending on both runoffs could reach as much as $500 million. back to you guys. ainsley: that is very important these two races. thank you, jonathan. let's bring in g.o.p. senator david perdue good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. ainsley: stacey abrams was on another network over the weekend and talking about a number of people that are voting. she believes it's a sign because there are 85,000 applications from voters who did not vote in the general election. it's a big number. listen to what she said 2 million absentee ballots have been requested thus far and put them into context 1.3 million were requested for all of the general election. of that 1.2 million, 85,000 of

those applications are from voters who did not vote in the general elections and disproportionately between the ages of 18 and 29 and people of color. that signals enthusiasm for jon ossoff and raphael warnock and signals that we understand that we may need to make a plan to vote and deliver this election. ainsley: senator, what's your reaction? >> they are behind where they were in the general election, ainsley. we beat them by 2 points. 52.5% of georgians rejected ossoff in my race and warnock. today is the first day of early voting we are encouraging everybody on our side to get out early. don't wait until january 5th. get out before christmas. brian: senator, right now we understand according to trafalgar has you trailing.

you had 80,000 vote win but you didn't get 50%. do you believe that ossoff has gotten to the point where he is now beating you by a point? >> i'm a outsider to this particular process. back in 14 these same had he down 8 to 10 point. won by 8 then. they had us down by 5 and we won by 2 we just came up a you few thousand votes short of this 50% rule we have in georgia. i don't pay allot of attention. the best poll we have had is the election. again, i go back to that. they didn't get they couldn't get to 48% on the democratic side. we get our vote out in georgia. we will be just fine. we have to remind everybody, we are doing everything we can to plug the holes that we saw emerge in the november election and let me remind the voters. most republicans are voting in person. there is a reason why the democrats are trying to go for more absentee ballots. if you vote in person you have to have a photo id. in absentee ballots you don't. we know some of the things that were done in november and trying to make sure they don't happen

in january. steve: right. we have heard from the president over the last couple of weeks. he says obviously he thinks that even though the numbers right now say that joe biden won georgia the president says he won georgia given disparities and information he has talked a lot about. he says the election was rigged them. i talked to some people down in georgia and they said well the president says the november election was rigged why should i vote in this new election if it's rigged too? >> >> that's a great question that's why we are doing everything we can with the state election board. the state's office and attorney general's office and the courts to make sure that. [lost audio] ainsley: may be frozen. steve: i was reading in the atlanta journal. patrick bell who is the forsythe

he worries about the harvesting absentee ballots and people moving out of the state retained their. and people moving to vote in georgia specifically. senator, are you worried as patrick bell is in forsythe county that people have moved to georgia just to vote. >> of course we are. i mean this is what yang and freidman said. some of these leading democrats come on down to georgia and take advantage of this law. we are trying in the court to make sure resegregated all the people who registered after the november election amend have gotten an absentee ballot provisional ballot to make sure. i come back to say this to the viewers. in georgia, if you are really concerned about the outcome. we are the last line of defense against this radical leftist agenda. we don't have to listen to us. you just have to read what the democrats have put in their national platform. and i believe georgians are

going to stand up to that we are not going to let the road to socialism run through the state of georgia. and if we win georgia. we absolutely save america. ainsley: do you trust what's going to happen in january? i know that the fox news poll shows that a lot of republicans they don't -- they do think that the president, the election was stolen. 77% of his supporters told fox news they believe he was robbed. 68% of republicans felt the same way and even 10% of the democrats. what are you doing in the state of georgia to ensure the people who are going out to vote for you that their voices will be heard and nothing nefarious will happen? >> we are asking to change several things. one is how the signatures are verified. there were a lot of changes going into the 20 -- the november 2020 election. from past practices in georgia when we didn't have this sort of problem. and so we want to go back to the way we used to do it on signature verification is very important. the second are these as you mentioned votes coming from out

of state and make sure the ballots themselves before before they were separate from the envelopes. ainsley: you have less than a month to make these changes and christmas is around the corner. people are going to be spending time with their family. how are you going to change this before the runoff. >> working the courts right now. negotiating with the election board. but the main thing we are doing right now. early voting starts today look all these intransis is occurred in november and we still won we shut them down then. we will not have the degree of intransis is n january that we did in november. brian: won by 88,000 but wasn't enough because of georgia's rules. one buzz term i heard that resonates by georgians outraged by it is defund the police. clearly in a zoom call that number and that stats and bar graphs got back to joe biden. listen to this. >> i don't think we should make

that a big issue going into january 5th when the election takes place down in, in, um, in georgia. i also don't think we should get too far ahead of ourselves in dealing with police form and that they have already labeled us as being defund the police. give me advice, whether we should do that before january 5th. because that's how they beat the living hell out of us across the country, saying that we are talking about defund the police. how much do we push between now and january 5th. we need those two seats. about police reform? brian: he is saying keep the powder dry until january 5th i don't want the truth to get out. >> that's exactly what they are doing. james carville theory lie lie lie up until the election and do what you want. look, this shows the hypocrisy of the democrats and their

platform. they want to defund the police. they want illegal immigrants to vote. they want higher attacks and they want to stack the courts. but obviously they don't want to talk about any of that so mainly what they are spending their money on there down here is attacking kelly loeffler and me. what we are doing, basically right now, is reminding the people of georgia what's at stake here. we won't get a second bite at this apple. this is the very last line of defense against this agenda because schumer changes that filibuster rule we won't get that back. brian: running against a documentarian who is for the green deal whose main client is china. >> i'm running against the guy that worked directly for the chinese communist party in china and, you know, tried to hide it from voters in georgia. he did hide it from voters in georgia. he got caught and lied about it. he has got a bigger connection to communist china than hunter biden or swalwell. i mean, this is a trophy that we really need to get at rubber

stamp like raphael warnock the two most liberal democrats the put up in my lifetime. they are going to be a rubber stamp for chuck schumer in this agenda that they want to perpetrate. ainsley: senator, we wish you all the best. thanks for coming on our show. merry christmas. >> god bless you guys. ainsley: god bless you too. a family booted off of a plane because their 2-year-old daughter wouldn't wear a mask. the parents tried and she wouldn't. twitter is deeming the viral video, quote. sensitive content? this morning those parents speaking out on "fox & friends" next.

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>> we just got kicked off the flight because our 2-year-old would not put on a mask. and we tried. and, they are sending all of our bags and her car seat to new york because a 2-year-old would not put on a mask. ainsley: a colorado family is outraged after being kicked off their united flight because their 2-year-old daughter as you heard her say wouldn't put on the mask on board the plane. this morning, they are speaking out after their video about the incident went viral and they now say it was flagged on both twitter and instagram. here with an update is elouise and her husban husband good moro you both. >> good morning. ainsley: any parent that's flown with a little toddler or infant, we can relate to the stress you feel and on top of that having to put a mask on a 2-year-old. i understand that's their rule. but i watched the whole video last night. your daughter would not put it on. so, tell us what happened

exactly. elise, i will start with you. >> so, we have flown united many times. actually flown with her two months ago and we never had a problem. we had been treated very nicely. nobody has ever told us to put a mask on her because she is 2. every public place we go to it's never been a problem. going into that flight, too. we just assumed it would be like it's been for the past couple of months and the first moment that we stepped on the plane right off the bat. we got treated very badly like no how are you guys? good morning, just how old is she? so my husband told them she is 2. and they proceeded to tell us we will have to put a mask on her. and we said well, we didn't bring a mask because she has not worn a mask. they said well, she is going to have to wear it. we asked for them to give us a mask. they gave us one. we went to our seats. sat down, tried to put it on her and between that interaction and us having to supervisor come and telling us we have to get off the plane. there was no interaction between

us and the flight attendants. nothing. just that first one and then the supervisor coming over saying you guys have to get off the plane. ainsley: that's what gets us lack of compassion. i understand the rules are the rules but just to treat you differently on the last three or four flights that you have flown sings the pandemic than this flight. you said your daughter has never worn a mask. what's your reaction to the way you are treated on instagram and twitter? have you been sensorred some of the comments on twitter it said sensitive contents i understand it's no longer on there instagram said something your account might be deleted. it doesn't meet their standards. >> yeah, i mean that is extremely frustrating as well. we're documenting what actually happened? and those facts are now being shown as inappropriate or sensitive content which in my opinion doesn't make any sense. ainsley: united released this statement the health and safety of our customers is our highest

priority which is why we have a multilayered set of policies including mandating that everybody on giordaano 2 and older wears a mask. these procedures are not only backed by guidance at the cdc and partners at the cleveland clinic consistent across every major airline. we are investigating the specific incident and have made contact with the family. i have heard you guys are banned from united the rest of your lives and then i heard that that changed. is that accurate eliz or either one of you. >> honorablettesly we don't really know. we did get a reach-out from united on saturday. they called to see if we got our bags and how add line was doing and proceeded to tell us they are investigating the situation to see if not us but if our 2-year-old daughter is banned from united. ainsley: what? >> very unclear what we were told and now what we are hearing. ainsley: what about the car seat really quickly? did they give you one? i thought about that if your car seat is on the plane how did you get home. >> we made a big deal about that

brought the plane back into the gate and gave us but other bags went to new york. ainsley: thank you for coming on. >> thank you. ainsley: the media going all in on dismissing hunter biden's revelations as, quote, russian disinformation. ben domenech calls these flat out lies. brian's more exclusive interview with the president talking everything from the vaccine to his election challenges. you will hear from the president right after this.

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transmitted and vice president mike pence certifies it would you encourage the republican lawmakers to stand up and protest since then. >> look, i just left washington to go to the army-navy game. there are thousands and thousands of people out there. i didn't have anything to do with it. i didn't know they were forming. brian: talking about congressional leaders. >> i'm just saying. the spirit, the liveliness, the whole thing, even the fundraising and money that's pouring in to fight, this it's one thing to say, you know, you ran a great race, congratulations, i'm okay with that. but, they didn't. they didn't run a good race. they ran a horrible race from the basement. they ran a race where he didn't even run. but, what they did is they cheated. they cheated like nobody has ever cheated before that we know of. now, if you look at it, it's not even four or five states it's five cities, milwaukee, right? detroit. philadelphia, atlanta. take pittsburgh you could add.

so it's five cities. it's four cities and even three cities five -- just one second. they cheated like nobody has ever cheated before. and they got caught. just like the spying on my campaign got caught. they cheated like nobody has cheated before and they got caught. so, nobody can go in and say oh, congratulations on running a good race. they didn't run a good race. they cheated. they dropped hundreds of thousands of ballots. >> right. >> and we caught them. but your guys have been unable to prove it as of now. >> excuse me, excuse me, we have proven it but no judge has had the courage. including the supreme court. i am so disappointed in them. no judge, including the supreme court of the united states has had the courage to allow it to be heard. the supreme court all they did was say we don't have standing. so they are saying essentially that the president of the united states and texas and these other states, great states they don't have standing. they didn't go into the evidence. if you would look at the evidence, thousands of pages of evidence, we have over 1,000

affidavits from people that saw tens of thousands of ballots. brian: gotcha. >> no. but here's the point. they are winning these things on little technicalities like a thing called standing. they are saying the president of the united states does not have standing. brian: right that was what was decided last night. would you show up at the inauguration? would you. >> i don't want to talk about that. i want to talk about this. we have done a great job. i got more votes than any president in the history of our country and the history of our country, right? not even close, 75 million. far more than obama. far more than anybody. and they say we lost an election. we didn't lose it. if i got 10 million fewer votes they said i couldn't have lost. just so you understand, in a sense, it's a modern day version of stuffing the ballot box. brian: also been historic week number one the vaccine is going to start rolling. what is going to be going through your mind as fedex, u.p.s., knows flights go to all

50 states vaccine rolling. in what's going to be going through your mind? >> if i wasn't president, according to almost everyone, even the enemy. if i wasn't president you wouldn't have a vaccine for five years. i pushed the fda and companies and everybody else involved like nobody has ever been pushed before. and now you have it rolling out and frankly they could have done it last week or even done it a week sooner they heard from me. this has been a great really medical they call it a medical miracle. and it's going to have a tremendous impact. 95% effective. moderna coming out next week that's soon. we have johnson and johnson. one shot vaccine coming out. all great companies. brian: what about an aid package for the american people what could you do to get the 900 billion out. >> i want to do it. i'm pushing it very hard and to be honest with you if the democrats really wanted to do the deal they would do the deal. they should d do it right now. i want to see checks going for more money they are talking about going to people. brian: hunter biden this week has confirmed two investigations

on him. one on jim biden. word is you are disappointed that william barr knew about this. >> well, everybody is. who isn't disappointed. joe biden lied on the debate stage. he said there is nothing happening, nothing happening. and bill barr should have stepped up. i will tell you what, say what you want about robert mueller, when buzzfeed put out a phoney article, i think it was buzzfeed but when buzzfeed put out a fonel article. he stepped out and said that article was a phony ultimately proven no collusion. after two years no collusion. but, bob mueller stood up and he interjected that this article was false. bill barr should have done the same thing. brian: jonathan turley said he had no choice that he would have been like -- it would have been like james comey again. >> all he had to do was say an investigation is going on. by the way, i don't want to see anything bad happen to hunter biden. whatever it is, it is the fact. i don't want to see anything happen to hunter biden. i purposefully stay out of it. when you affect an election.

bill barr, frankly, did the wrong thick. when they are saying things, making statements and the press is purposefully not reporting it. bill barr, i believe, not believe, i know, had an obligation to set the record straight. just like robert mueller set the record straight. you know, he set it straight. a very bad thing was said and it was a false article. a false statement, which you know, usually they are with the media. this was a false statement and robert mueller stood up and he said that is a false statement. and that was a great thing. i have got to go. brian: go get them. steve: i have got to go. >> >> bring in ben domenech publisher of the federalist. the president is not done fighting today at noon they are going to certify the electoral college. it looks like rudy giuliani is going to go to some individual states again. what's your reaction to where we are at right now? >> well, where we are at right now frankly, brian, and i think that was really the concise and very good interview on your

part. you got so much out of the president in a very short amount of time. i think that in this situation the president's options are really running out. electors are going to vote. you have this point in time where things are decided. i mean, yesterday was the anniversary. 20 years ago of al gore conceding the election in the 2000 fight. and this is that point in december where the formal things start to happen. and i think the president's options, you know, after this point are really going to be very limited. at the same time, there's a lot of justified things that he said in there about the way that the votes happened in these various cities. my real concern is that going forward we don't have the mechanisms in place to look into this to find out what happened and to the degree that there was either fraud or things happening that shouldn't have happened that we can prevent them in the future i think that really this election, looking back on, it was lost at the point where republican lawyers were not

there on the ground preventing the kind of policies being put in place that allowed this to happen. you have to remember what happened in pennsylvania was bipartisan when it came to mail-in balloting and the like. this was something that republicans went along with where in retrospect they look back and they have to feel pretty foolish to look at the policies that they put in place and what they allowed to happen. steve: exactly. now it seems like given the fact that as brian pointed out the electoral college meets today at noon. so that's pretty much is. the "wall street journal" their lead editorial now and you know the "wall street journal" has been a big supporter of the president throughout his presidency says trump's challenge is over after losing at the supreme court he has no legal alternatives and ought to concede. we heard from brian, you know, he has still got more legal options. >> you know, there are legal options outs there but they are really not going to change the result here. and the "wall street journal" is correct in the sense that i

think the president should acknowledge and concede this election. at the same time, i don't think that he has to pretend that this was an election that was done on fair terms. we are talking about, you know, the same conversation that dealt with the fact that we have, you know, proof now of the massive media and big tech conspiracy, the collusion that they engaged in in order to prevent the american people from knowing about something that was true. falsely tagging it as russian disinformation. misinformation and the like. banning people, suspending people for sharing this "new york post" story that has been, you know, if not fully verified, something that is clearly not russian disinformation, misinformation that we know now that there are multiple investigations into hunter biden into jim biden about money laundering and the like that certainly should have been something that the american people were allowed to know about and share in advance of this election. ainsley: oh, yeah. you know, a lot of people agree with you on that because they

protect certain people. the press does. and then they go after anyone who is conservative or they disagree with. the media has gone so far to the left, mainstream media, look at some of these headlines when it comes to hunter biden. politico, hunter biden's story is russian disinformation. dozens of former intel officials say. "the washington post," this is an op-ed, the truth behind the hunter biden non-scandal. the "new york times" trump said to be warned that giuliani was conveying russian disinformation. what is your reaction to that? you are in the media. you are a publisher of the federalist. huge job. >> my reaction to that is that there should absolutely be consequences. and the corporate media, generally, will not allow for there to be consequences for these intel officials, people who previously led the most powerful intelligence agency in the world, the cia who all signed on to this ridiculous letter claiming that this was

russian misinformation without a scintilla of evidence. not one peels of evidence. yet john brennan, mike mcfaul and many other major media figures paid tons of money by other cable news stations to go on and be experts. they all came out and said this is russian misinformation, disinformation. implying it's trade traitor ous. they were lying to you. something people should be aware of. shouldn't be a part of this. the next time they come to you with some kind of claim just as they did on russian collusion. just as they did this time around, you should not believe them. you should believe that they're lying because they have done it so consistently. and frankly i'm disgusted by it. i cannot believe we have reached a point where the media is willing to bend over backwards to these intel experts who have lied to them repeatedly and pretend like what they are saying is true to serve a partisan narrative which is exactly what went on in this situation. brian: the federalist covered

this, too they are actually covering the story we did two months ago as if it's new. this is -- they are actually pretending it's these are new revelations that were on the emails and text messages and bobulinski story came out. unbelievable. ainsley: well, the election is over, brian. steve: their guy won. brian: ben, appreciate you getting up with us. >> great to be with you as always, brian. congratulations on the interview. brian: thank you. appreciate it. let's go up to janice dean who has promised to give us weather which is anything but typical, right? janice: right. we have two big snow storms. the first one isn't as big as the second one but it will sit the table for a major event on wednesday and thursday. take a look at it. you can see the temperatures along the coast. mainly a rain event this first round of snow and rain that comes close to the northeast. this is the same system that brought record breaking snow to oklahoma yesterday. this is round 1. not as big a deal as the next storm system, so we'll be dealing with mainly rain as i

mentioned. but some areas will get snow, especially on the back side of this storm as the cold air gets pulled southward. here is our next big event. wednesday into thursday. and i will remind folks that we still don't have a grasp on the exact track of the storm. the exact location, and how much snow people will get. look at some of those snow totals, especially philadelphia, upwards maybe a foot. new york 6 to 8. d.c. 6 to 8. that will cripple travel across washington, d.c. so the bottom line is, stay tuned. we will keep you up to date. steve, ainsley, brian, it's coming, my friends. back to you. ainsley: i can't wait. christmas, snow. brian: and the three hotels are still open in new york. i think will be sold out. steve: that's okay. luckily we have houses. thank you, j.d. one of the largest. ainsley: brian, you are going to have to drive. you have to drive from long island. you can't stay in a hotel. sorry. steve? steve: millions of doses of vaccine will arrive across the country dry today. we will get an update from the

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ainsley: we are back with a fox news alert. tampa general hospital is gearing up to receive first batch of vaccines today.

our reporter is live outside of that hospital with what we can expect. hey, edward, an exciting day. >> very exciting. a fedex truck just pulled up to this hospital. trying to figure out if that is the truck. we do know later on today the first doses of the vaccine will be given to the staff that deal with the patients here at tawrch tampa general hospital. only level one trauma center in this area. one of the reasons the first five hospitals going to get the coronavirus vaccine in the state of florida handles 4 million people over 12 counties. inside they have a specific covid yiewngted that handles all the coronavirus cases in that unit that can hold 30,000 doses and store that for a long period of time. there is going to be a huge demand for it though in it. now, they are checking those fedex tracking numbers to see when the first shipments will get here. they left kalamazoo, michigan last night about 24 hours ago. this is video you see from pfizer's main distribution

facility in the united states. 920,000 doses left that facility yesterday going to all 50 states ahead of operation warp speed told "fox news sunday." this is the first step to eliminating the virus in the u.s. this year. >> we need to have him mine niewzed 75 to 80% of the u.s. population before herd immunity can really be established. we hope to reach that point between the month of may and the month of june. it is, however, critical that most of the american people decide an accept to take the vaccine and he says that if we do not reach that herd immunity then the pandemic could continue even beyond next year. back to you guys. ainsley: okay, edward, thank you so much. steve over to you. steve: thank you, ainsley. nine months after coronavirus first broke out here in the united states, hills industry is being made today in the fight against covid with the rollout of that vaccine. here with an update we have got

u.s. surgeon general dr. jerome adams. dr. adams, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. good to be here with you. it's a great day, it's an historic day. it's the beginning of the end but we have still got a few miles left to run in this race. steve: we do indeed millions of doses are being ships across the country the explain why in record time was it the cutting of red tape or the cutting of scientific corners? >> there were no cutting of scientific corners. cuttings of administrative red tape. it was massive funding which allowed us to scale up production. even as the vaccine was being produced i want to put it in christmas think for people out there. the x box is the new big gift for christmas. and what we did was really use what's called platform technology. if you get a new x box and you want to change your game out, you don't throw the whole x box out and buy a new x box.

you just get a new game. what we did with this vaccine was use the platform that had been around for over a decade. we know it's safe. >> we know it's effective. we changed out the cartridge to adapt it to covid-19. that is really scientifically what allowed us to get here in record time. these vaccines are safe and i will get one as soon as they tell me that i can. steve: sure. while we see the guys at pfizer, guys and gals at pfizer put it on the trucks and then the trucks ship it to the arps with fedex and u.p.s. and everybody else. it's not just those companies. then you have got the pharmacists. you have got the pilots. have you got the nurses. the doctors. have you got all the needles. you have got the masks. you have the super cold refrigerators that are 95 degrees below zero. and they have all got to be aiming at the same place at the same time. >> absolutely. this is a massive effort and it's why we have been working on it as part of operation warp speed from almost the very beginning it.

is a tremendous success and the american people should be proud because as you mentioned this isn't just about the federal government. it's about private partners. it's about hospital systems. i was in montana this weekend visiting billings clinic. they have been working on vaccination process for many, many months right now. spooking of which, i want to give a shout out to ellen. she is an icu nurse this weekend, steve. she wasn't working in the ic. she had just gotten taken off of life support because she had covid. so i want people to understand. your actions bloncts you choose to wear a mask. it shouldn't be about whether it's mandated or whether you feel it's infringing on your freedom. it should be about protecting those around us. people like ellen. ellen is off life support and doing much better. love you. keep up the fight, ellen. steve: that's terrific. you know, one of the technological things and i know the big logistics companies have been doing dry runs for a while. well, now they have got the live vaccine. those canisters that all the

vaccines are in are specially monitored things they must have a g.p.s. chip in them or something. you guys know exactly where every one of them is all the time and it tells you how cold it is which is important because if it deduke lacrosses that particular batch is no good the real complicated thing at the table at the receiving end defrost these things as ordered just as they come in otherwise you are going to ruin a batch. >> exactly. shout out to mckesson, fedex, to all the partners out there, cvs, walgreen's who are going to make this a success. i want people to know, this is the most difficult vaccine rollout in history. there will be hiccups undoubtedly. but we have done everything from a federal level and working with partners to make it go as smoothly as possible. please be patient with us. and please understand we are going to start by vaccinating the vulnerable. people in pursing homes and long

term care facilities and healthcare workers. that means that we expect around beginning of first quarter or into first quarter beginning of second quarter we will start vaccinating the general public. to your viewers we need to you hang on a little bit longer. continue to wear your mask. continue to wash your hands and watch your distance. it will help us reopen even before we can get vaccines in everyone's arms. steve: all right. help is on the way. dr. adams, thank you very much for your service and for appearing today on "fox & friends." >> thank you and it's not too late to get your flu shot. steve: i already got mine. thank you, sir. all right. straight ahead on this monday. senator kelly loeffler joins us top of the hour along with dan crenshaw, john jordan, john turley and john rich. it must move upwards toward the highest thing,

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ainsley: today, pfizer's coronavirus vaccine will arrive at hospitals here in the united states. >> we leave we will have 100 million shots in arms by the end of february. steve: early voting starts today in georgia. >> democrats are prepared to win this election. >> we aren't letting the road of socialism run through the state of georgia and if we win georgia we absolutely save america. >> joe biden has denied any involvement in his son's hunter 's business dealings but a new e-mail could prove otherwise >> it's about time the press starts asking questions this is not going away this is a big mess. >> the supreme court would not hear the texas case.

is it over? president trump: no it's not over. >> my real concern is that going forward, we don't have the mechanisms in place to look into this. >> here is man down, inside and to the goal line and into the touchdown. brian: we begin with a fox news alert fedex workers delivering the first shipment of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. steve: that's right this is brand new video just into us. it's one of many shipments being delivered across the country on this monday. ainsley: this means we get to get back to normalcy, eventually ashley is live at st. barnabus hospital up in the box where doctors are waiting for their delivery. when you see these shots saving lives ashley this is incredible. reporter: it really is, ainsley and those vaccines could get underway as soon as this morning as you said here at st. barnabus in the bronx and

they are expected to get their first batch of doses and fedex shared this video saying it safely made the first deliveries , this morning and that shipment confirmed to be on the east coast. the historic vaccine approval last week coming five years earlier than most vaccines. dr. jerome adams joined us moments ago to discuss how it happened take a listen. >> there were no cutting of scientific in coulders. it was the cutting of administrative red tape and massive funding which allowed us to scale up production. reporter: and there was no cutting of scientific corners just cutting of red tape, as you just heard him say and the first pfizer vaccines were distributed from michigan. people could be seen cheering on the trucks leaving, some people holding trump signs too, now doctors are claiming concerns about a shortage in doses saying another vaccine could be approved soon. >> our plan from day one has been to have a portfolio of products. pfizer is one of them, moderna,

which likely could be approved friday probably this coming week is able to produce 100 million doses in the first quarter. reporter: hhs secretary alex azar says the u.s. is on track to give 100 million doses by march. >> we could have every nursing home patient vaccinated in the united states by christmas. it's really remarkable. 100 million shots in arms by the end of february is very much in-scope. reporter: meanwhile, president trump says white house officials will not be given vaccination priority, despite claims from the nfc, the president tweeting , if people working in the white house should receive the vaccine somewhat later in the program unless specifically necessary. also, keep in mind those frontline workers as well as nursing home residents will be the first in line to get these vaccinations today. back to you guys. brian: thank you so much, ashley, meanwhile now to a crucial senate runoff in georgia to say the least, we are live in

atlanta as early voting starts today, jonathan. reporter: yeah, that's right, brian, steve and ainsley, good morning to you. right now, i'm at state farm arena where fulton county elections officials have setup an early voting site. they picked this large venue, which is ordinarily the home to the atlanta hawks to accommodate voters during this pandemic, to ensure social distancing and to keep things as safe as possible. these two senate runoffs in georgia will determine the balance of power in the u.s. senate so spending on both races could reach as much as $500 million and many voters are getting fliers from as far away as california. republican senator david perdue criticized and is trying to pushback on some of the outside influence. >> today is the first day of early voting and we are encouraging everybody on our side to get out early. don't wait for january 5. we're trying to get all of our voters to get out before christmas. we're not going to let the road to socialism run through the state of georgia and if we win georgia we absolutely save

america. reporter: 1.2 million georgians have already requested absentee ballots for the january 5 runoff just shy of the total number of absentee ballots requested over the duration of the general election. democrats say that's a good indication of enthusiasm among their base. >> 85,000 of those applications are from voters who did not vote in the general election and they are disproportionately between the ages of 18-29 and disproportion with people of color and that signals an enthusiasm for john ossoff and raphael warnock. reporter: with the races so tight no candidate can rest all four of them are traveling trying to get out the vote. back to you. steve: thank you very much let's bring in the u.s. senator from the great state of georgia, senator kelly loeffler. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve, good morning, brian and ainsley. steve: it's great to have you, senator. so early voting starts today in georgia. it's going to be different though, than the general election because there are fewer

locations to vote at, and as we know now, every single election worker is really under the microscope. >> that's right. early voting starts today here in georgia. i'm urging all voters to get out , take president trump's lead, get out and vote today for david perdue and kelly loeffler. the president came here last week and urged voters to exercise their right and it's vitally important that we do that because georgia is the fire wall to socialism. we have to hold the line here, not just for georgia but the entire future of the country rests on these races and we have to hold the senate majority. ainsley: how do republicans fight in that state because this is a well-oiled machine. these democrats with the mail-in votes how do you go up against that and when? >> well, ainsley, we've built a robust organization to make sure that voters have confidence in our elections and we've called on the secretary of state to do a signature audit looking back but looking forward what we're doing is making sure that we

have more signature verification we're in the courts right now fighting for that. we've also brought in 4,000 additional poll watchers because it's so important that only legal votes are counted and that all illegal votes are thrown out there are 250 open investigation s now into the november 3rd election here in georgia, including an organization run by my opponent, raphael warnock, and stacey abrams, so we have to get to the bottom of that and we've also, today, called on the secretary of state to release those new voter registration's names, voter registration closed last week. voting starts today. we need to understand whose coming into vote, so we've called on him this morning to release that. brian: i assume that he'd be receptive to a fellow george an who happens to be a fellow republican making a request like that but who knows, the president has been very frustrated with him. i kind of laugh at the fact that hollywood is weighing in.

julia marie dreyfus, john legend , carry washington, and now all of a sudden hollywood loves georgia. didn't they just call for a boycott of georgia? >> well, brian you heard chuck schumer and he said now we take georgia and then we change america. georgians don't want to be taken by hollywood or new york or chuck schumer. we're fighting for conservative values, american values here, trying to make sure we support our police, our military, open up our economy, get back to work the things that democrats are fighting against in washington. democrats have blocked relief time and again for hard working families and hollywood is out of touch as the liberals in washington are. we have to keep fighting for hard working georgians to get past this pandemic and deliver relief. that's what david and i have fought for every day this year and we're going to keep fighting for that. steve: senator both you and david perdue did back the texas lawsuit before the supreme court that essentially said states like yours screwed up the

election. we've heard from the president, who said that the election was stolen from him, and then it was rigged in november so for the people of georgia who are thinking about early voting what can you say to that, they've heard the election was rigged in november, so why vote now? >> well, steve, great question, because we've built a robust organization, to make sure that every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote is thrown out steve: so what's different now than it was in november where it's no longer rigged? >> yes, so we're in the courts right now asking for better signature verification processes , bipartisan verification, to have county to county as well as the addition of poll watchers and a statewide organization getting out the vote, 1,000 workers going across the state backed by 40,000 volunteers. if we vote we will win. if we don't vote we will lose the country. we are the firewall to socialism

and you saw in my debate last week, i'm running against the most radically-liberal candidate that has ever run for the senate. he's someone that would defund the police. he refused to renounce socialism we have to pushback against this radical agenda of the left and it's up to georgia voters to do that. ainsley: senator, a group in south carolina and i always knew that georgia was so red, newt gingrich was the speaker and he's from georgia and i bet if he ran in his district now today he wouldn't be able to win. when did georgia turn blue, when did it turn some are saying purplish, others are saying blue >> well, look, ainsley. georgia has grown, thanks to our strong conservative policies here in georgia, low tax, low location, pro-growth, pro-jobs that's what we stand for. we are a red state and we'll show the country that georgia is a red state. that's why it's so important that people get out and vote, but we also have to make sure that we follow-up on these issues. 250 investigations need to get

completed quickly, but we need people to turn out. if we don't vote, the future of the country will turn towards socialism, high taxes, big government, socialized medicine, and that's what we have to make aware of. the start choice one on the path of socialism my opponent or mine the american dream. brian: nice first campaign to ever run, the whole country is watching, senator loeffler thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. brian: now it's time to bring in gop congressman dan crenshaw. dan if you don't mind i was watching this movie i would like to share with some of the audience. i think you're in it, watch. >> it's not over in georgia, the senate race went to a runoff what are we up against? >> you'll never believe this. >> far left activists are attempting gainful and total control of the u.s.. brian: in it, it stars you, you're making a little speech and in comes marcus luttrell to tell you it's an emergency. you have been alerted for this on november 4.

you knew what the stakes were. what did you try to get across with that movie that really looks like it is a take off on james bond starring you. ainsley: jumping out of airplanes. >> yeah, it's entertaining, right? brian: it is. >> that's the first thing. i want people to watch it and i want people to have some fun with politics for once, you know , and that's what i think this accomplishes, just like the texas reloaded one did. i think we turned this one up a notch, quite a bit, obviously the second half of it just -- brian: antifa? >> yeah, i mean, we've got everything in this one, so definitely take a look and support georgia reloaded.com and on a serious note what we wanted to show people was how the left thinks about georgia. they see it as their gateway to radicalism and their gateway to socialism. this is what unlocks it for them , and never before did we see so much at stake in one

state, in one election, and i'm in the house of representatives. i see all the crazy things that they pass out and now the senate has protected you from that. these are things like blanket amnesty, criminalizing the second amendment, $15 minimum wage that would absolutely kill the small businesses that democrats are already trying to kill. i mean these are just a few of the things that the senate protects you from but protecting you from socialism, right? those republican senators are between you and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. that is a fact. it's not a talking point so you got to get out and vote in georgia, please go to georgia reloaded.com and donate and i'll be there next week so see you there. steve: okay, you know, because essentially what you're saying is when the senate is in republican hands there's grid lock, which is a good thing, because you're the back stop against the democrats in the house, so that no one party has unified government, but as we saw in that of that 15 second clip, congressman, from georgia reloaded, there are a lot of very familiar faces from

the political left and the political left is really angry at you. they're going after you for putting that out. >> oh, yeah. that's another reason to go watch the video, because it has triggered the left to an exceptional degree. i don't know i guess i have that ability. they are mad. they feel threatened. they've been doing this ever since i got involved in georgia and now they are going like there's no tomorrow. i mean, it's really fun to watch and so the best thing we can do is to promote it more, so again, please share it with your friends and trigger your lefty buddies. ainsley: conservatives are frustrated, joe biden did his whole campaign from the basement and a lot of people believe that this election was rigged, the president believes that and a lot of republicans who voted for him believe that as well and then when you watch the mainstream media you don't even hear about stories the negative stories, where are the negative stories on hunter biden or just questioning him. even talking about it they didn't talk about it before the election, where just if you watched any of the other

networks you are just learning about it after the election. same with eric swalwell, with the chinese spy. look at the sunday media coverage. that news just broke at the end of last week. zero mention on nbc, cbs, or abc yesterday. your reaction. steve: sunday shows. >> it's infuriating. we also learned that the investigation into hunter biden was also kept under wraps because they didn't want it to affect the election, but that is affecting the election, right? to not be reporting on it. ainsley: uh-huh. >> that act in itself is affect ing the election and they know it. the double standard of the mainstream media is one of the largest challenges of our times. everybody knows it. it's infuriating. it's corrupt. it's disgusting, and its got to stop and to your point about say swalwell, questions have to be answered there but the left wing

media has no interest in asking them and the democrats have no interest in asking them and we need to know what kind of information made it from the intel committee to swalwell 's office but we don't, they don't even seem to care. this is a microcosm of a much larger problem on the democrat party which is they don't even seem to care about china as a whole when it comes to viewing them as a threat, viewing them as a foreign policy challenge. biden didn't even try to campaign on this when asked about it he dismissed it and said oh, come on, china isn't going to eat our lunch, man, his first goal, apparently, is to get back into the paris climate accord, which only has one beneficiary. china. and so you really got to start questioning how can we trust an entire american political party doesn't think that china's rise is a threat to the united states. they are still living in the foreign policy consensus of 20 years ago where we kind of hope that china would rise and be the sort of benevelent power alongside the united states

operating within that sort of global system that we lead. well that's not the case and we cannot take foreign policy actions that do not put america first. it has to be our priority. our own people. brian: right. you're within nine seats it looks like of the house, you won every state house, you didn't lose one seat in the house, and you have an excellent chance of holding the senate and the president got 11 million more votes despite being impeached and investigated for three and a half years so the american people do have a vote in this and i think it's pretty amazing too that china is bragging that their response to a virus they inflicted on the world is better than ours. we need a wakeup call and hopefully the american people are not waiting to be spun. they are doing their own research that's my hope, dan. appreciate you joining us this morning. >> as well. always good to be with you all. brian: carlie shimkis, you have the other breaking news. reporter: yes that's right. google suffered a worldwide outage this morning, several of the tech giant services went off line including youtube and g

mail. google has not said what the cause was. the outage lasted for about an hour. it was long enough for google and youtube to become the top trends on twitter. >> president trump vowing to veto his defense spending bill approved congress. the president tweeting, "the biggest winner of our new defense bill is china. i will veto. " the $740 billion national defense authorization act requires the pentagon to rename nearly a dozen military bases honoring former confederacy leaders. >> on to extreme weather a winter storm dropping heavy snow in parts of oklahoma causing dangerous conditions on the road tulsa getting the heaviest snow fall it has seen in seven years with at least five inches. that system is now moving across the country and is expected to hit the northeast later this week. some areas could see as much as 10 inches of snow. >> and in the nfl, aaron rogers and the packers beat the lions to clench the nfc north and the

win seals their spot in the playoffs and puts green bay in the conference's top seed meanwhile philly upsetting the now number two saints. >> second down, they will run and sanders and big run and sanders in the foot race to the 30, can he go all the way? the answer is yes! >> the eagles ending the saints nine-game winning streak keeping themselves in the race for the nfc east but a tough day for the giants the arizona cardinals snapping their four- game win streak with a commanding 26-7 victory and the bills dominate the steelers to hand them their second straight loss and knock pittsburgh off the afc's top spot and seahawks receiver met calf celebrating a touchdown before receiving an early birthday card from his teammates. he turns 23 years old today. happy birthday to him, guys.

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>> my son has not made money in terms of this thing about what are you talking about, china. i have not had, the only guy who made money from china is this guy. he's the only one. nobody else has made money from china. brian: wrong. joe biden denied his son's overseas business dealings on the debate stage, especially with china, but those claims are quickly unraveling. even though they unravel before as new details emerge from his 2017 e-mail, hunter sent to an office manager asking for keys to be made for his office mates. this guy named joe biden and his wife jill, and a chinese business partner, so, where do we go from here? let's ask ohio congressman house judiciary committee member jim jordan. congressman, are we supposed to pretend we didn't know this already? that was in the e-mails before the election? >> yeah, i mean, i think the big takeaway here, brian, is what the president didn't do. i mean, we had tony bobulinski

who was an eye witness and tony bobulinski who had documents that showed joe biden was the big man. we now know that he literally had the keys to the business, and the press didn't cover it, and the other thing the press didn't cover, and there is no way anyone can convince me they didn't know this , the press didn't bring out the fact that hunter biden was under investigation this fall. they knew it. everything else leaks from these federal agencies, but somehow, no one knew that hunter biden was under investigation, even though they had been investigat ing him since 2018. that's the part that bothers me the most, and of course, there's the fact that joe biden mislead the entire country during the campaign. brian: as the president mentioned to me over the weekend , he has nothing against hunter biden. the kid of a politician, you make bad decisions we're going to find out but it's how it relates to joe biden who might be the next president and what he said along the way. here is tony bobulinski and i challenge, you know the wrestling community. i know people in the wrestling community. this guy has got an unbelievable reputation for character and

integrity, wrestled at penn state so listen to what he said. listen. >> they were putting their entire family legacy on the line they knew exactly what they were doing. they were dealing with the chinese-owned enterprise run by cesar sayocfc that had strong financial support and political support from the chinese communist party. brian: but no one cared, 9 million watched tucker interviewed and we replayed it this weekend. >> hunter biden is traveling with then vice president biden on air force two traveling with him so joe biden is assisting in these endeavors with foreign countries in particular, china, a know jim biden, joe biden's brother was also involved tony bobulinski brought out that fact and no one in the press wanted to cover it. no one would cover it and no one was willing to dig into the fact that the fbi had the laptop for a year. no one was willing to dig into it and find out if in fact he was under investigation and that is a disservice to the american

people. they should have known that information, prior to major election. brian: all right, so, and that's true and just real quick. the presidents upset at a.g. barr for not ever releasing the fact that an investigation was going on but legal minds have said he really should not be doing that. >> well i think the comparison the president made in your interview, the fact that robert mueller cleared up miss information was a good point. we're all frustrated. the attorney general i wish would have told us before the election he actually designated john durham as a special counsel because he did that before the election. he did that in the middle of october but we didn't find out about it until a week ago so i wish we would have had information from durham and frankly i wish the american people would have known that hunter biden was, in fact, under investigation for now over a year. i wish they politico have known that prior to the election because that influence, as dan said, mr. cent saw said that influences the election too when you don't get information.

brian: jim you're on the ground right now so much is at stake with this campaign in georgia, the guy from ohio is in the middle of the storm in georgia in order to get interest in senator perdue and senator loeffler, there's a lot of distaste and a lot over the 10,000-vote deficit and the president certainly doesn't believe he lost georgia. what's going to be different now from the republican perspective that you've noticed on the ground? >> yeah, we have good energy, big crowds i've been to five different events in the last two days so i've noticed good energy i think the american people understand and the people in georgia understand that if the democrats control the senate more bad things will happen and they will try to undo all the great things the president has done in his first term and look i always say democrats want to takeaway your police, takeaway your money, takeaway your private health insurance, takeaway your guns and plastic drinking straw, and takeaway your freedom and i think georgians understand that fundamental message, this is really about freedom. i think they are going to come out and help good senators like

kelly loeffler and david perdue. brian: does the president realize that like it or not it's in the back of his baseball card, whether they both win or both lose? >> yeah, that's why he was here last week and why he did such a great job last week and had a huge crowd he always gets at his rallies. look, one thing i notice from the rallies yesterday and noticed throughout this campaign and the last four years, the american people, president trump supporters they are as intense and real as they get and they come out, i think for kelly loeffler and david perdue, i think we're going to win these keep the senate in republican hands and that's a good thing for freedom and the country. brian: congressman jim jordan had to come in from a storm and we have a makeshift camera but i appreciate you doing it. congressman, jim jordan of ohio in georgia. thanks so much, jim. meanwhile, up next president trump telling me in an exclusive interview his election fight is not over, so what's his campaign strategy going forward with the electoral college about to certify today at noon, steven miller live, next.

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they will be among the first to receive it. they will administer it first to health care workers and the elderly, they've actually partnered with tens of thousands of long term nursing homes and those nursing homes could start seeing vaccine inoculating their residents by december 21. that's a week from today. eventually, anyone who wants a vaccine though, will be able to get one at any of these pharmacy locations. the timeline for that though, that could be a ways away, some point in 2021. cvs and walgreens in fact are hiring tens of thousands of employees to help with this roll out. in terms of who gets the vaccine , the pharmacy chains won't be deciding that. walmart making it clear, it will not have any say in who can receive the vaccine, but we are ready to support states once they do, that is also the case for cvs and walgreens but all of these pharmacy chains chosen because of their proximity to thousands, millions and millions of people across the country,

steve, it could be very simple once this vaccine is available. steve: okay, we love simple. grady thank you very much for the live shot from the parking lot of the walmart. ainsley: thank you, steve. well, the supreme court striking down a critical challenge to the election, but the president insists the fight will go on. brian: the supreme court would not hear the texas case, it did not have standing according to them and judging by your tweets you're very disappointed in that is it over? president trump: no it's not over. we keep going and we're going to continue to go forward. we have numerous local cases and we're in some of the states that got rigged and robbed from us. we unevery one of them. brian: so what is the exact next step, trump campaign senior advisor steven miller joins us now. steven at noon they are supposed to certify the election and january 6 they are supposed to transmit it with the vice president with the gavel, vice president pence. what would stop that? >> great to be on this morning, thank you for having me.

the only date in the constitution is january 20, so we have more than enough time to right the wrong of this fraudulent election result, and certify donald trump as the winner of the election. as we speak, today, and ultimate slate of electors in the contested states is going to vote and we're going to send those results up to congress. this will ensure that all of our legal remedies remain open. that means that if we win these cases in the courts, that we can direct that the ultimate state of electors be certified. the state legislatures in georgia, wisconsin, pennsylvania , can do the same, and likewise, congress has that opportunity as well, to do the right thing. if you just cured three simple constitutional defects, donald trump is the winner of this election. whether it's the signature matching in georgia that was illegally changed as a result of a consent decree without the legislature's approval or whether it's the hundreds of thousands of improperly-cast ballots in wisconsin, absentee

voters who never actually submitted the request for an absentee ballot or whether you're talking in pennsylvania the clear equal protection violation when democrat ballots were cured in advance of election day and republican ballots were, these are just three of hundreds of violations that we've documented and those three violations alone make donald trump the winner of the 2020 election. steve: right and we know that your legal team has litigated that. you've not had any success with it so far, but steven, explain if you will, what these trump electors are going to do today, because you know if a state went for joe biden, everybody votes for joe biden. you're saying the trump electors are going to come in and say hold on. we're not going to go along with it and cast our votes for donald trump. >> that's right. you have an ultimate slate of electors in a state like say wisconsin or in a state like georgia and we'll make sure that those results are sent up side by side, to congress, so that we have the opportunity, every day between now and january 20, to

say that slate of electors and the contested states is the slate that should be certified to uphold a fair and free election and an honest result. as you know, as you've covered we've all talked about, there were millions of ballots that were cast in violation of plain state law, federal law, the u.s. constitution. you have underage voters you have voters with felony criminal records just qualified from voting in their states, you have non-resident, non-citizens, voters who are deceased, you have voters who haven't lived in the state for years, and you add all of these together and you have donald trump winning the state of georgia, winning the state of arizona, winning the state of wisconsin, winning the state of pennsylvania and i could go on, so that's what these ultimate electors are going to do to preserve our rights to ensure an accurate and honest result to this election. ainsley: so stephen, a fox news poll 77% of trump supporters believed he was robbed, 68% of republicans believe the election

was stolen and 10% of democrats said that they agreed too but what's your next step? the supreme court already reject ed this. how do you plan on, what's the next quiver, what did nancy pelosi say arrow in your quiver? >> well we have open election challenges and all the contested states. take wisconsin for example. that is still working its way through the system and if you look at what happened in wisconsin, wisconsin has a state law that says in order to vote, by mail, you have to apply, but in democrat precincts, instead, they solicited hundreds of thousands of votes from people who never applied to be absentee voters. we have no idea who these people are. we have no idea if they are even eligible to vote in their state or how many fraudulent ballots were included but we do know that those votes were cast in clear violation of federal law and it is also a clear violation of the equal protection clause as well, because republican voters were not solicited to issue those same ballots.

that's still being worked through as we speak and in georgia, any day, the state legislature could stand up and require signature verification in that state. that one act, that one act, would give donald trump the state of georgia. there was a rejection rate of mail-in ballots of over 6% in 2016. after the illegal consent decree , that was done without a legislature approval, it went down to a third of 1% at the same time as the number of mail-in ballots increased exponentially. guys, that's not possible unless there is massive fraud. brian: stephen so if there were underage people voting and criminals voting, if there was illegal ballots cast, your legal team, in almost every state, 50 times lost, so do you have the worst legal team who just don't seem to be presenting good case or you just too late in this case should have been brought before the election? >> we did bring this case before the election, but what you have to appreciate and

realize is that the pressure from the corrupt corporate media to make everybody cave and bend is overwhelming. it is overwhelming and so yes, judges are caving. yes, politicians are caving. we need heros to step up and do the right thing. ask yourself this question. if democrats really believe, if democrat officials really believe that these results are lawful and honest, why are they opposing an audit of the vote? why are they opposing that we take the ballots, we take the envelopes and we actually match them up to real human beings? do you realize that in not one state that's been contested, they've actually done a forensic analysis of the vote to see how many illegal aliens and dead people voted. democrats have opposed that at every single step of the way. meanwhile, we've tweeted out the names and the pictures of the dead people that voted in this election. that's just what we've been able to find. imagine if you did a forensic analysis of the vote. think about it.

using the pretext of covid, state democrats unilaterally changed their election laws for one sole purpose, to facilitate fraud, and weaken every single anti-fraud measure and they did it illegally and now they are trying to cover up the results by opposing audits to the vote. you only do that -- brian: well in georgia they were republican secretary of state and republican governor. steve: that's right. >> and it's a shameful episode and we need signature matching in that state, and if we did, if we did, brian, donald trump is the winner of georgia. we're going to win the senate races too, and if we similarly correct the defects that i just identified in other swing states , it's all over. donald trump has 270. brian: all right thanks so much we'll see what's next. >> thank you. thanks so much. steve: all right, let's bring in jonathan turley, fox news contributor george washington university law professor. so, professor you just heard stephen miller and apparently, the plan is, in these contested

states, the trump electors are going to show up. it was just supposed to be the biden electors but the trump electors are going to show up too and throw a monkey wrench into things. >> yeah, this is what i wrote about a few weeks ago and i called the death star strategy that seemed to be unfolding and that is to force a fight on the floor of congress that has happened around 1870 we had the type of challenge that occurred with the haste-hilden election and it's very hard to do and it's very unlikely to succeed but they can force a question to the presiding officer who be vice president pence, but i still don't see the votes that be available to make that type of shot successful. ainsley: how does that work? what do you mean? they would vote, everyone would cast one vote for who they wanted to be president? >> well to challenge this type of issue you need a member of

both houses. one senator, one house member. the democrats did this , by the way, without all of the criticism we're seeing today , but they actually did it in 2016 to try to block the votes in ohio. this be a more comprehensive challenge. that did not work in 2016, to their credit some democrats condemned that effort. i think they'd have a hard time bringing some of the republicans in on that effort if they try it and it does seem like they're laying the ground work for it. brian: so jonathan i talked to you before the president's interview just to get a sense of william barr did the right thing and the president is very disappointed, to say the least, with the attorney general. not talking about hunter's investigation, listen to this exchange. >> jonathan turley said that he had no choice, he would have been like it would have been like james comey again. president trump: all he had to do is say an investigation is going on. when you affect an election,

bill barr, frankly, did the wrong thing. when they are saying things, making statements, and the press is purposely not reporting it, bill barr, i believe, not believe, i know, had an obligation to set the record straight, just like robert mueller said the record straight he said it straight. a very bad thing was said and it was a false article, a false statement and robert mueller stood up and he said that is a false statement, and that was a great thing. brian: so is the analogy there? >> i'm afraid it's not this be pulling a comey not a mueller. i understand the president's point but he's referring to a buzzfeed story which was false and when that buzzfeed story came out various legal experts immediately called for impeachment, that michael cohen had been told by president trump to lie in congress, which was false, but keep in mind, the mueller investigation was already public. it was actually wrapping up. he was preparing his final

report and what he released dealt with a case that was closed. michael cohen who already plead ed guilty and so what he was doing was saying look that's not the evidence in the cohen matter that we dealt with. that's very different from what the president is suggesting. moreover, what the president would have had bill barr do would have violated a host of department of justice policies and practices. it also, by the way, would have been exactly what the democrats wanted because they were calling to terminate these investigation s. if barr had done that, if he had pulled comey they would have pulled the plug on these investigations. the way he did it is going to be hard for them to terminate these investigations even in a biden administration. steve: speaking of hunter biden real quickly, ron johnson, the senator yesterday, made it very clear that hunter biden and joe biden's brother jim and five other associates of there's are

not responding to the senate committees that would like to get some answers. are you surprised by that? >> no, i think i've been writing about hunter biden for a long time. these are very serious allegations that the media had a blackout on and now, they are struggling to explain why, but these are very serious allegations and there's evidence to support them. steve: all right, jonathan turley we thank you very much for joining us live from d.c. >> thank you. steve: straight ahead on this monday, operation warp speed delivers millions of life saving doses of covid vaccines start rolling out there is new video from this morning. country music star john rich on what this means for our nation, coming up. >> ♪ ♪ mom, why do we always come here for the holidays? how did you find great-grandma's recipe?

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>> hope on the horizon as first doses of covid vaccines arrive at distribution centers around the country today. dr. mark siegel joins us with an exclusive look at the rollout happening right now, at nyu's longone medical center plus, america needs joe biden to face the grim facts about china. maria bartiromo on the risks if he doesn't. and a family goes viral after getting kicked off a united airlines flight after their two-

year-old refused to wear a mask. reaction is pouring in this morning join us live from america's news room top of the hour. steve: a monumental step in the fight against covid-19. fedex workers delivering the first shipments of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine just one of many shipments arriving today. ainsley: joining us now to discuss what this means for our country is country music star john rich. hey, john. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning how amazing is that when you see the video and you know inside are all of these vaccines that are going to save lives. operation warp speed is quick. >> it's quite a testament to our president isn't it? we all know that it only takes many years to pull off something like this , he was able to harness the ingenuity of american enterprise, the american know how and put all of this together in record time. i think it's pretty incredible. steve: it is indeed, and the sooner the more people can get it the better we'll all be

off. there was some terrible news recently about the death of charlie pride, who was such a so impactful. dolly parton put this out, i'm so heartbroken that one of my dear its and oldest friends, charlie pride, has passed away and it's even worse to know that he passed away from covid-19. what a horrible horrible virus, charlie we will always love you. some have pointed out that he was at the cma's in november but the cma's have come out and said look he tested negative before, and negative after, so that's that. >> he was an incredible man, incredible artist. i think he broke down barriers, honestly, for many artists that would follow him being an african american country singer, stepping up for the first time on the grand ole opry. the story is that the crowd didn't know he was african american and they just heard his voice on the radio and they were shocked when they saw him and about two seconds later they jumped up and gave him a

standing ovation and he was truly a pioneer in music and a very very kind man. including me. ainsley: he got the willie nelson lifetime achievement award that's why he was there which he deserved. john, i understand on twitter you tweeted out that you bet a journalist, adam gold, that the election be overturned bet him $10,000. tell us about it? >> well the wager is going to go to charity so if he's right, he'll make a donation to charity and if i'm right i'll make a donation to folds of honor so on october 21, dni ratcliffe came out and told the united states he had information that there were foreign actors trying to manipulate our election process and everybody has been focused on all this domestic fraud as we should but what we haven't heard yet is from dni ratcliffe how pervasive is that foreign interference in our election and did it affect the outcome that's the guy i'm wanting to hear from and i believe this thing is still up in the air in a big way until we hear from him. steve: so if you lose the bet who do you donate the money to?

>> that'll be adam's choice, he can donate it to a charity of his choice and i'll donate it to folds of honor if i win so it's a win-win, in either case a charity gets a donation. steve: john thank you very much for joining us today. ainsley: thank you, john. steve: we'll step away more fox & friends in just about two minutes. be home for christmas ♪ ♪ if only in my dreams ♪

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