themed christmas. jillian: features yoda and darth vader as well as from the original trilogy. i wonder how if how much their electric bill ised to. >> straight to a weather alert. a live look in new york city as a winter storm slams the east coast overnight. brian: i haven't noticed. is. steve: still slamming. heavy snow hitting the region. some places could see two feet of snow. janice said one spot already has three. we have live team coverage. meteorologist janice dean is standing by. there she is right there. but, first, literally standing by, is bryan llenas in brooklyn. how much snow, brian, does brooklyn have on this thursday morning? >> yeah. good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. it looks like it's about four to six inches. it sort of fends. the wind blows the snow so right

here, obviously, the snow drifts, that's more than a foot there. but you keep walking and then it becomes, you know, right up to the ankles if not less. looking to about 4 to 66 inches in brook lynn. up to 2 feet of snow in central pennsylvania. new york city experiencing pretty much the most snow it's seen since at least 2016. and the road have been, well, they have been treacherous. on the henry hudson parkway there was a 19-car pileup. 16 people were hurt last night. take a loo look at this video in collier township outside of pittsburgh. a truck slamming into the back of a ambulance. you can see ems personnel are jumping out of the way. they are pleased, you know, use extreme caution. slow down when you are driving on the roads and then the other big thing is really the power outages. right now looking at about 60,000 people without power. 37,000 people in virginia without power. take a listen to this.

>> started out you had a quarter inch build up of ice on the trees. the rain is still falling. the rain is still getting cooler. getting more of a buildup. that increased weight the trees can't handle that and they snap or break. >> yeah. and obviously everybody is thinking about covid-19 here. testing in new york city is paused until noon today. connecticut most testing for covid is stopped all day today. and also the delivery of the vaccinations that's also a big deal. we know that commercial traffic has been stopped and some highways in new jersey and in connecticut. new york and connecticut say they have already had their vaccinations delivered. they are not expecting more until next week. new jersey says about 35 vaccine deliveries are expected at their hospitals and they have made an exception for those trucks to be allowed to drive on those highways and, of course, one last thing. we are thinking about our restaurants who have had to clear some of their outdoor

piles, up door dining is blocked here. shut down. so we are thinking about them during this weather. guys? brian: absolutely. thanks, brian. appreciate it. let's go out to janice dean to find out what is coming up next around the country at least around the northeast. janice? janice: we got some pretty blockbuster snow totals. so even though the new york city area under performed a little bit because of that rain, sleet, freezing rain mixture, cutting back some of those totals, look at pennsylvania. 40 inches of snow. and it's still, it's still snowing in many so of these regions. parts of upstate new york as well. bing hamton 33 inches. we are definitely surpassing 3 feet of snow in parts of central pennsylvania and upstate new york. the storm is going to be with us so around the new york city area we are getting snow reports right now for the next several hours. snow and blustery winds along the coast.

400, 50 miles per hour. ing blowing snow traveling dangerous if not impossible in some of these areas. we will keep you up to date. big snow day for a lot of kids. back to you, ainsley, steve and brian. ainsley: huge snow day kid out of school today. hayden was going to get a sled for christmas but i gave it to her early last night. pnchts plastic thing. steve: i have a feeling going down the street new york city about 9:05. brain brian if you want to go fast you know what you do. steve: spray it with pam. ainsley: return and jump on it. brian: put a candle up and down on the blades. we have a flexible flier. if you get that candle and don't tell your mom you can get away with it. i don't know how it got that dent in the inside. steve: i thought you were talking about the plastic disk. ainsley: she is 5. i don't want her to go will too fast. brian: everyone raises their

kids different. ainsley: ains did you watch that senate clip. steve: always so boring. ainsley: senate homeland committee. it got heated between ron johnson the republican from wisconsin and senator gary peters, the democrat from michigan because johnson said that peters went to the press, told the press that he and senator grassley were spreading russian miss information about hunter biden. listen to this exchange. >> i just have to point out that the per varie purveyors of russn disinformation. hillary clinton's campaign. the dnc, the steele dossier, the ranking meter peters accusing senator grassley and i of disseminating russian disinformation, that's where the disinformation is coming. >> mr. chairman, i have got to respond to that you are saying. >> why? , one, i had nothing to do with this report. >> you lied repeatedly. >> did i not. >> you lied repeatedly in the spread that i was spreading russian disinformation. that was outright light and i told you to stop lying and you continued to do it.

>> mr. chairman, this is not about airing your grievances. i don't know what rabbit hole you are running down. >> you talked about many russian disinformation. will will brian brian let's bring be in jonathan turley, george washington university law professor. good morning to you. >> good morning. ainsley: this hearing was was supposed to about election irregularities. you will could see senator johnson had a grievance with senator peters and wanted to talk about it. do you think he was right to do that? >> he was right about the accusation. i tweeted immediately when senator peters denied it that they actually did issue that statement that the hunter biden matter was russian disinformation. this was part of a general narrative. adam schiff over at the it house intelligence committee assured the public that this was russian disinformation. and it was coming directly from the kremlin. all of that was demonstrably false. but it was stated before the election. and it served its purpose.

it created some doubt as to whether this laptop and these emails were authentic. there was never any indication that they were true ofly russian disinformation. but, are the democrats are very good at this. they issued 50 former national security figures who said yep, this looks exactly like stuff coming out of the kremlin and the media ran with that story. and it really did work. steve: yeah. brian: it worked. and it hurt the country. even if you are the biggest trump supporter or detractor. it was a distraction. and for two years the world laughed at us and the russians couldn't believe how great they had it as they were the bad guy but the democrats and republicans tore each other apart and we wasted a lot of money and unbelievable amount of time. i thought something else stood out about that hearing and then we will move on. christopher krebs was there and looks like an important guy. a smart guy. but he was there saying there were no problems. and then you have the trump lawyer sitting there saying, excuse me, there is 26,000 people in nevada that voted that

didn't belong there. there is 45,000 that voted twice. and the american people are looking at this going how can this guy with his hair gel sit there and say no problems at all and the other guy say we have huge problems and we can't get a hearing? do you understand, jonathan, the frustration and why people are in the streets in washington? we have two people telling us exact opposite stories. >> well, i actually do understand the frustration. i actually thought the hearing was very interesting on both sides. i thought krebs did a good job in responding to the allegations involving this voting machine and these coded -- these codes that came up. i thought he did a good job on that. i thought that the wisconsin attorney and former judge also did a very good job. i'm surprised that the trump campaign did not use him more significantly before if. but, i think part of the frustration is and this is where i have to give the wisconsin attorney it some credit.

it is true that the wisconsin supreme court did not look at the underlying allegations. and it this has been a point of contention that the media is reporting that all of these it violations have been reviewed by all of these courts. some of them have reviewed the specific alleged violations. many of them have not including the wisconsin supreme court which really had a division on the court. some of those justices felt that it was wrong to it basically cite what's called latches saying you came to us too late and dismiss these issues. there is frustration in that. i think the press could do a better job in acknowledging that many of these decisions were paced on threshold issues not the underlying violations. steve: suddenly, the press is starting to pay attention be to the hunter biden story. although before the election it was only the "new york post" and the channel that we are on. brian: and him.

steve: and jonathan turley as well. and it was great. and as it turns out, regarding that hearing, it wasn't russian disinformation, there actually was a doj investigation are into him about his dealings. the foxnews.com got ahold of an email from hunter biden to one of those chinese energy companies. the guy who runs it. among other things, it says i hope my letter finds you well. i regret missing you on my last visit to the united states. please accept the best wishes from the entire biden family as well as my partners. we are all hoping to see you again soon in the united states or in shanghai. so that is from apparently the laptop of hunter biden. you know, fox news has been the only ones asking joe biden about his son. finally apparently yesterday, joe biden realized i should probably answer one of the questions with a real answer and he did. listen to this. are recall

>> your son did nothing wrong? >> i'm confident. steve: he's confident that hunter did nothing wrong. jonathan, if you were in the audience and you were going to ask joe biden a question. what would you like to know? >> i would like to know the first question doocy asked which was a couple days ago, and that is when did you first know about the investigation of your son? we have literally had this news blackout and it particularly joe biden has not disclosed when he was first told that his son was under investigation. the fact is that many of us have been writing about hunter biden for years. this was before the recent burisma stuff. you know, the bidens have used public office for their benefit really quite openly. you know, joe biden's brother advertised himself. this isn't word of mouth. he actually put into print that he had access to his brother as a pitch to get clients. you know, hunter biden was put

on the amtrak board. and when that happened, senator carper from delaware, the only thing he could come up with as an explanation is that hunter biden rode trains a lot. that's like putting someone in a top position at the fda because he eats a lot. physical it was almost mocking the selection. so, the family has had this long history of cashing in on influence and access. and what's really bizarre about this is some of us have been writing about this for years. that i have never had a single reporter challenge me on one salient point. this was clearly an influence pelgdinpeddling scheme. both the uncle and it hunter biden were selling influence and access. no one seriously disagrees with it. when joe biden says my son did nothing wrong. he seems to be confining his definition of what is wrong to the criminal code.

and that's not usually how we measure will public officials. ainsley: jonathan, thank you so much. >> or public figures. thank you. brian: jonathan, it's also true you can't diminish tony bobulinski's story he is all over these emails and referred to by hunter. anyone who says bobulinski doesn't make sense or add up. just read this and that's the rabbit hole. steve: because in this particular one that we were citing a moment ago hunter alludes to the fact that tony bobulinski had contacted the company earlier and says hey where is our 10-million-dollar. and apparently they had not gotten the money hunter thought it's time for me to get out the email. ainsley: cover of the "new york post" 76% of those following this story closely in the media. they think that the media ignored it to help joe biden win this election. steve: jonathan turley never ignored it. sir, thank you very much. have a great day. it looks like the snow has passed down there in d.c. >> thank you. ainsley: let's talk about the

stimulus money 85.4 million americans about 36% of americans are having trouble paying their household bills that's medicine. that is regular bills like electricity. and they are having trouble paying for food. so, so many people who have lost their jobs, been furloughed. the restaurants have closed. they can't go to work. they need this covid relief package passed by tomorrow before our lawmakers go home for christmas and before that election happens in georgia. so, they are near a deal. they are saying. this is what it includes. 600 to $700 in stimulus checks for most americans. steve: mailed directly. ainsley: $300 per week in jobless benefits. up to $330 billion in ppp funding for the small businesses they haven't gotten that since august. the money ran out in august. funding for vaccine distribution. brian: this is huge. number pun one, here is what changed in negotiations that direct check. here is what else happened. recall joe manchin and bernie

sanders arguing with each other. you gave up too much. 1.8 trillion and 900 billion. did you. that was nancy pelosi's fault. and joe manchin has his sleeves rolled up, sitting there on zoom calls during the break and he is trying to grind this out with senator murkowski and senator collins and senator warner and cassidy. they deserve so much credit for doing. this they would not take it's impossible for an answer. i hope this is the beginning of cooperation we see. we will see billions for a vaccine distribution. the one-time check is going to be in there. 3 you, hundred per week for supplemental unemployment insurance. marc thiessen weighed in and said one of the reasons why this passed because another one could be coming. listen. >> the democrat, pelosi and schumer, have been holding up covid relief since july in order to hurt donald trump and the election. since election day they have been holding it up in order to help the trial lawyers. literally there was broad agreement on most of the rest of the package. the agreement on it a new ppp

loans for small businesses and unemployment aid and all the rest of it. the two outstanding issues were the democrats insistence on money for state and local governments. and the republicans insistence on some kind of limited temporary liability protection. democrats have basically said we would rather not give in on liability than get the $160 billion in state and local aid. they are literally giving up their top priorities because they are so in the pocket of the trial lawyers. brian: just so you know if you like this compromised and getting something done. if those georgia senate races go the way of the democrats, like it or not, this is the last deal we are going to see. everything else is going to be jammed down republicans' throats and maybe your throat. you may not like everything in the democratic agenda. that left wing agenda is going to be america's agenda, unless one of those seats go to a republican. that's what's at stake january 5th. steve: well, according to "the washington post" this morning, apparently scrapping that aid to state and local governments is out and so are the liability protections for small businesses

and that is the reason we are closer to a deal where you will get a check it shortly because congress gave up those two things that they said in the beginning can't live without. well, you know what? turns out they are going to live without it. 6:17 here in the east and jillian joins us from the mezzanine level with a fox news alert. jillian: good morning. left's begin with this. a north carolina police officer killed and another hurt in an overnight shootout. it happened near the concord hills mall about 30 minutes from charlotte. police say the suspect was also killed. no names have been released. it's the second north carolina officer death in less than a week. hawley officer tyler herndon was shot and killed while responding to a burglary. he was laid to rest earlier this week. fda advisory panel will reveal covid vaccine today. the vac seep will be sent out in the u.s. if the agency approves it for emergency use. this as where will sees deadliest day of the pandemic. 3' hundred people have died from

covid-19 in 24 hours. it's the fourth time deaths have exceeded 3,000 in the last week. hospitalizations also setting a new record with more than 113,000. more than 230,000 people more are infected with the virus. today vice president mike pence will head to georgia for a defend the majority rally. the vp will stump for republican senators kelly loeffler and david perdue ahead of the state's crucial runoff election. more than 700,000 early votes have been cast so far. and then there's this. senator lamar alexander helps his colleagues get into the holiday spirit on capitol hill. check it out. ♪ [playing go tell it on the mountain] jillian: is he pretty good. alexander playing christmas carols on the piano and lawmakers watching in delight.

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are being. >> police power showing up in a kind of gangster and thug mentality. you can sometimes wear the colors that are safe and behave like a thug. >> you got to be able to hold individual officers and entire departments accountable and there also has to be funding for those departments on the line. brian: all right. georgia law enforcement officials are sending a warning to early voters saying john wark and ossoff could undernine the ability of any and all officers. joining us now is the again net county and fraternal order of police lance la rousseau. as you look at these candidates barely one point separating both races but when it comes to police. what makes you think that loeffler and purdue are the answer? >> i have spoken personally to

kelly loeffler and david perdue. there is not a doubt that they unequivocally support law enforcement and any senator is going to go to the capitol. they are going to be protected by state local and federal officers every day so they can conduct the business of the country. and we need people up there who unequivocally not just during campaigns that support law enforcement in both loeffler and perdue unquick cab political and have supported law enforcement. that's why we are endorsing them. brian: sheriff conway you are in good country there are 94 sheriffs who endorsed purdue. 13 have endorsed loeffler. so far ossoff and warnock have not gotten any. what gives you reservations, for example with warnock. was it that sound by the that we had bumping in. >> the whether you tee nouns police, call them thugs, that's a terrible message to the american people is just going to lead to more problems, more issues of people fighting with

the police. no respect for the police that lead so sawed outcomes sometimes. brian: he also when it comes to ossoff he is big into illegal immigrant he wants to give them minimum wage and thank them for coming here illegally. >> that's insanity. we have to vet people that come in to our country. we have illegal aliens that don't break our laws. that behave other illegals come across. gang members. drug dealers. and once we arrest them and they come to jail under 287 g program. we can deport them. send them back to where they are from. and not the entire community. that's a terrible position for anyone to have. ing. brian: you are in law enforcement. lance, the other thing they want they will are pro-sanctuary city. that makes it difficult for law enforcement. and if you are an ice officer

you are not going to be embraced by either one of these senators. >> no. the other issue that we hear so much from the -- these folks is defunding the police. the only two discretionary parts of the police budget is training and travel, which is usually for training. the very people that are saying they want to reform the police by defunding them or reform the police by additional training, they have no idea what they are talking about. that type of training is why officers have been under equipped and, you know, explain your position on why law enforcement is, you know, needs to be defunded to the family of a north carolina police officer who is about to be woken up and told that their family member is not coming home. when he left the house in uniform. brian: sheriff, i have got to ask you if you ask me as an outsider who spends lots of time in georgia different shoots and events. i would think georgia if they were going to embrace a democrat it would be someone like joe manchin a so-called moderate. these are two left wing liberal

senators within a point on winning this race in most polls. sheriff, has georgia changed or it why would -- or are these polls wrong? >> what i see, brian, is we have people move from detroit to georgia because they feel safer. that cities are coming from are dangerous cities. and dangerous for their children so they move to georgia. but they bring their politics with them. and they are electing the same type people that created the problems where they came from. brain brian so that has changed the county and now that county has joe biden winning the state by 10,000 votes. but, purdue winning by 88,000. if you combine the jungle primary on the other side loeffler had 44,000 if you can if combine what she got with corinthians. sheriff conway, thanks so much. lance it will at a crime scene

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5 feet tall. you can see some of the piles of snow that are building in and around the philadelphia area. so i want to give you a bit of a road trip. we are going to begin in allen town, pennsylvania.

and so that is the area it's basically the tip of the pocano mountains. got the most snow. seeing 9 and 18 inches in allen town. and then i'm going to bring you back to philadelphia, you know, center city. there was definitely some snow. and throughout the evening and the overnight hours we definitely saw snow, sleet, freezing rain, the whole shebang as they say. and then i'm kind of in the middle. i'm in montgomery county, pennsylvania. close to the mall that many people love to shop. this is what is happening. the plows and the crews are definitely making sure that the roads are passable but as you guys can see. still a bit of yuckiness on the roads. steve: plenty of yuckiness on the roads and requesting to be there for a while. jen, thank you very much for the live report out there. meanwhile, she has been telling us it was coming and janice dean it's here. janice: it is. still cranked up for parts of

upstate new york new england, boston. over a foot of snow already for you. we are seeing reports of over 3 feet of snow in upstate new york, central pennsylvania as well in the mountains. so we are not done yet. new york city, we are starting to see some of that snow still moving in and part of long island that saw that mixture of rain, freezing rain, sleet. also filling in with some snow for central long island. and then up towards connecticut and massachusetts. can you see where we have the heaviest snow. and it is cold and very windy. so the snow that is on the ground and blowing, it's going to cause some real pig problems on the roadways so people are urged to stay indoors and off the road. let the plows do their job. 4 o0 to 50 mile-per-hour. 31 mile-per-hour winds in new york down towards atlantic city and out towards cape cod and the islands where things get really gusty. that's going to cause some problems throughout the day. we are going to be tracking this storm throughout the afternoon and by this evening the worst of it will be out of the way but

with some epic, epic snowfall totals already seeing reports of over 40 inches in parts of upstate new york. so one to remember back to you, steve, ainsley and brian. steve: 40 inches, wow. ainsley: yesterday a friend called and said i'm going to call ainsley see what she knows about this. my profession. steve: she has friend. ainsley: janice says snow is very hard to predict but she is thinking we are going to get some around 4:00 in new york and you were right, janice. steve: way to go. ainsley: you are on it. janice: thank you. ainsley: we will be checking in with her for updates. thank you, my dear. let's bring in sean duffy he is former wisconsin congressman and is fox news contributor along with beautiful wife rachel campos-duffy fox news contributor as well and host of "moms" on fox nation. >> good morning. >> good morning and merry christmas to all of you. ainsley: aoc was being viewed podcast interview and asked about the leadership of the democratic party. listen to what she had to say.

>> i do think that we need new leadership in the democratic party. i think it's easy for someone to say oh, well, why don't you run. but the house is extraordinarily complex. and i'm not ready. [laughter] it can't be me. i know that i couldn't do that job. however, there is a challenge it kind of collapses. and that is, i think, the result of just many years of power being concentrated in leadership with a lack of, you know, real grooming of a next generation of leadership. >> are you ready to say pelosi and schumer need to go? >> i mean i think so. we need to shift power. we need to make sure that we have a transition of power in the leadership of the track party. ainsley: rachel, normally i would start with you since you are the lady. but in this case i will start with you, sean, because of your experience in washington. if it's not nancy pelosi or chuck schumer, who do they have?

>> look, they have hakeem jeffries in the house and tim ryan in the house. i looked outside ainsley to see if pig pigs were flying becausec and i agree. nancy pelosi has led the house democrats for 17 years. we have had ryan and boehner and mccarthy. we have had a burning of leader. when she talks about nobody is stand up and lead that's not true. in a democracy in their chamber in on the house side there is a lot of great leader. i don't agree with them but there are great leader who could stand up and take that role. what we have to remember is democrats have such a thin majority in the house when though go house floor vote for mccarthy. rrg nancy speaker. nancy holds a lot of power. from the squad don't vote for pelosi they could have a new leader. she has all the power. brian: unbelievable. clyburn 80. steny hoyer is about 80. steny hoyer famously doesn't get along with pelosi. all these people are elderly

states men nothing wrong with that they don't groom the next generation they feel no urgency all about them. feel no need to negotiate. again this happens. >> nice to see you. brian: we saw the mayor of austin and the governor of california. we saw the mayor of colorado tell everybody to stay in place and not to travel and then don't eat in restaurants and then they go and are caught doing the same exact thing. we have another example now the governor gina morando urged residents to stay home except essential activity out caught having wine in a bar. ainsley: in rhode island. brian: over in rhode island. go ahead, what's your comment on this. >> first, the good news is we now know that drinking wipe is essential. steve: we have known that. >> that's the good news. we have known that. it can be done at home. guess what? we are social creatures. and i do think that it has been nine long month and that so many

of us need that human contact. so i am glad to see that that is happening. i will tell you the hardest thing for me this past week has been watching so many of these videos on twitter of business owners, small business owners pleading with soulless democrats for their right as americans be to make an honest living. and i'm just reaching the point where i'm like is this china? or is this america? i think it's time to stop asking permission. brian: ridiculous. those out and tells everyone else to stay home and she throws down a bottle. you got to be kidding me. >> she put her mask back on. brian: oh, please. >> ridiculous. what you see in so many socialist countries where the leadership doesn't have the same rules as everybody else. >> can i jump in rachel says are we americans or chinese. americans don't always take the authoritarian rule from our leaders we actually stand up and push back.

these par owners and restaurant owners should actually organize. brian: absolutely. >> we are all going to stay open and not follow the rules and can't put us all in jail. all open up. you don't have to come and see us. stay home with your mask on and drink at home. those who want to come out to our restaurant we are going to be open and we're going to be safe. by the way if these closures continue, brian, and the government gives these workers a check for a little while, they will have checks for the rest of their life because there won't be any bars and restaurants to go back to work. they will all be closed and these workers are going to be forced to be on the government dole forever because never are crushing these businesses brain brian than macy the goal. >> maybe it is. that's what they are doing in china. you know, they are consolidating power. even more, whatever little bit of free market was left over this pandemic. you know, chairman xi has consolidated and made it less so. because the middle class has always been the most unruly, you know, feisty group. and that is who you have to control. i agree with sean.

i don't know why they haven't gotten together en masse and said we are not doing this. steve: right. we should point out this is the same governor i do believe of rhode island who is the one who sent out the highway patrol to look at license plates to make sure that out of towners weren't hanging out. ainsley: it happened to my friend. steve: all right, duffys thank you for joining us on this thursday one week to christmas. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. brian: time for you guys to start your shopping. steve: and they have -- ainsley: a lot to shop for. steve: a big cart. jillian: french president emmanuel macron has tested positive for covid-19. french officials say he took a test as soon as the first symptoms appeared. macron plans to the self-isolate and work remotely. he has canceled all of his upcoming trips including a scheduled visit to lebanon. we will keep you updated. benghazi terror attack victims could be honored with congressional gold medals if the house acts quickly. the senate just passed

bipartisan legislation to posthumously award christopher stevens, sean smith, tyrone woods and glen daugherty in recognition to their service to the u.s. all four killed in the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate. the house must back the legislation by tomorrow a ward the gold medals. a seattle council woman is facing backlash after calling police to report a crime she is trying to legalize. lisa it will supports defunding the police but interest interest reports that did not stop her from calling police after a rock was thrown through window. help the suspect avoid criminal charges if caught. she is calling to drop misdemeanor charges against suspects if they show signs of mental illness or addiction. it and, you guys were just talking about wine? cheese and a glass of wine could keep the doctor away. a study by iowa state university looked at how almost 2,000 people ages 46 to 77 were able

to stay on their feet. observing their diets the study found that eating cheese is most likely to thwart co cognitive decline while drinking red wine daily boosted brain function. my brain musting functioning very well. ainsley: that's what we tell ourselves every day. steve: smartest person in the world. all right, jillian, thank you very much. i was on "fox & friends weekend" on sunday and showed people how to make marcus luttrell's momma's prime rib. it was so good. at the very end i held up this, it's a pretty holiday dessert wreath a crispy mirage, topped with whipped cream and berries as well. so many of you emailed me and asked me about it how do you make it. as a public service. we have put together a video hoo show you how to make it it's called pabloma what about it is so beautiful. look great on table. six egg whites, sugar and berries easily have it on your table in no time for next week

just watch how easy this is. >> first, let's lay out some parchment paper. then, to draw a circle, i used a big dinner plate. and then one small bowl so that it looked like a wreath. next, let's make the mirage in a bowl crack up six eggs and separate the yokes. will pour the egg whites in a mixer and start the mixer. next, add cream of tarter, about half a teaspoon. and then slowly add the sugar, about a cup and a half, turn the speed to high and beat until stiff peaks form. recall now, spoon th the the thg it'll flatten them out nice and

pretty. plot that on to a baking sheet. bake that at 225 for an hour and a half. and then turn off the oven and let it rest in the oven for one hour, while it's resting. let's make the whipped cream. first, poo pour out the heavy c. add to the mixer, and start mixing this then add pow kerred sugar and let it snow, let it snow, you know. finally, vanilla extract and beat until stiff peaks form again. no frankincense and myrrh but you have got whipped cream. start are topping with whipped cream. think of it like a second layer on a i can can a. now it's time to beautify it. i like to add raspberries and straw enters were and mint leaves. and a whole punch of pomegranate: finish with a blizzard of powdered sugar. wow, doesn't that look merry and bright? i think this might be good for

all 12 days of christmas. ♪ steve: that is so simple and so easy. we have got some some in the studio. run out of things to cook. try making this in the holiday chapter of the "happy in a hurry cookbook" which is the perfect stocking stuff. brian and andzly go ahead and have a bite. if you buy it on amazon or target or any of those places they can get it to you by christmas time. ainsley: this might be my favorite new dessert. steve: right, exactly so easy. brian: comes in two plates? steve: that's the standard thing to make it pretty. will. ainsley: you could do this year around heart for valentine's day red, white and blue. steve: our friend helped us with the recipe. this is the favorite dessert of loughlin murdock who is the big boss here at will fox news. i was talking to him asking him what food made him happy and he

said he loved the pabloma will recall delicious. ainsley: easy to make. steve: you and hayden and brian your girls should make it. brian: i have an easy bake oven at home. steve: make sure you have light bulbs. it. brian: show you what's straight ahead. more californians backing the move to recall governor knew some. we have been through this before. we have allen schwarz after the next time. next guest says gaining momentum both sides of the aisle. what they say was the beginning of the end for him. ♪ ♪ through the frosty air they will go ♪ they are not just reindeer ♪ they are the fastest deer i know ♪ ho ho ♪ you plus believe that on christmas eve ♪ i won't pass you by ♪ i will dash away in my magic sleigh ♪ flying through the sky ♪ jingle, jingle, jingle worse... parodontax is 3x more effective

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good morning, welcome back. 1 people found guilty in the 2015 pairs attacks targeting satirical newspaper charlie hebdo. among the convicted the bid co-of the slack state gunman who was killed in the attack at the kosher market, she will spend 30 years behind bars. 17 people were killed in the attacks carried out by isis and

al qaeda. and a kenyon man is charged with plotting a 9/11 style terrorist attack. federal authority say he spent years training how to fly a plane in the philippines and taking order from an al-shabaab commander. he was extradited to the u.s. for his arraignment. he has pleaded not guilty ainsley? ainsley: thank you so much. california's governor gavin newsom on again off again shutdown orders were adding fuel to the recall effort against him. the group rescue california says it has more than half of the petition signatures needed to put a recall on the ballot. the manager and finance director of rescue california which is a republican group. good morning to you, ann. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: good morning. tell us about the recall effort. >> it's one of the most important efforts i have worked on in over 40 years of campaign efforts. the citizen movement on this is really something to see. and you have to see it to believe it.

so, i say they have got probably two to 3,000 at a minimum active volunteers on the ground in california. and that's really what started this will they have started actually two petitions ago. this third effort is really the result of all the good work and building blocks for this eventual victory. ainsley: what is rescue california. >> rescue california is sort of an auxiliary group. we have been referred to as the cavalry on this. the original petitioners are an incredibly strong group of volunteers. that started this effort in february and actually got on the ground in june. collecting signatures. so what we have done is organize the republican effort specifically because of the victories that we appreciated in california in november with about a quarter of the nationwide take back seats in the u.s. house of

representatives. came from california. and a number of ballot propositions were also went in our favor as well. ainsley: anne, what does the governor say? i understand he doesn't want people to die from covid or get covid. >> of course not. >> and fill up the hospitals, no one wants that. you have to factor in the people who are going to lose their jobs. the economy is going to tank. you are going to put businesses make them go bankrupt. he has to also think about the election and for democrats and the future of, i mean, of course, he lost the democratic party. is he a democrat. so he has to think about that too and re-election campaigns and things like that for his friend in the party. so what's his explanation for this. why close indoor and outdoor? >> yeah. you know, there is a lot of contradictions out there. and think that is really his achilles heel. you think about it he is going to be putting businesses out. is he going to be putting mom and pop businesses out of business. he already has. and those that have slightly survived this turmoil are

fleeing the state and even the corporate giants are leaving it's not sustainable. it's going end up hurting. tax base is basically being obliterated. he is being pulled in a lot of different directions. what you are starting to see is that the less -- sorry, that he is being pulled why the left very far to the left and it's not working for him? we are seeing it in our state too and it's devastating because i'm sure you love california as much as i love new york. thank you, anne, for joining us. >> thank you. ainsley: have a wonderful merry christmas. okay. we reached out to governor newsom's office but we did not hear back. look who is coming up, newt gingrich is going to join us live at the top of the hour. rand paul, will ken paxton, tammy bruce and urban meyer.

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todd: a deadly winter storm pounding the northeast right now with heavy snow falling all night. [[beep]] >> north carolina police officer's dead and another hurt after a suspect opened fire near a mall. >> you lied repeatedly in the press that i was spreading russian disinformation and that was an outright lie. >> there was never any indication that they were truly russian disinformation. all of that was demonstrably false. >> are you ready to say pelosi and schumer need to go? >> i mean, i -- i think so. >> i looked outside to see if pigs were flying because apartment oc and i agree. listen, nancy pelosi has led the house democrats for 17 years. >> hunter biden is has now

acknowledged federal authorities are investigating him. joe biden says his son shrewd be in the clear. >> did nothing wrong? >> i'm confident. >> ainsley: all right. we are straight to this story. extreme weather alert. a powerful winter storm slamming the northeast overnight. brian: i'm talking heavy snow hitting the region with some areas seeing more than 3 feet. metric, i have no idea but it's deep. steve: we have le live team coverage. janice dean is standing by. she will tell you where some places got 40 inches so are if a. we begin with bryan llenas. he joins us from brooklyn with the very latest. it's a mess out there. >> steve, ainsley, and brian. good morning. it is a mess out here. but inside of here this is a makeshift dining area for aqnaios pizza this is the type of area that restaurant in new york have had to come rely on.

indoor dining was band on monday because of covid. as you can see the furniture was taken inside the restaurant and if you look inside here. you see we are at the foot of the brooklyn bridge and wind gust and snow coming down. about a half a foot in some regents already so far in brooklyn. this is where outdoor dining was also available here for restaurants. they had to take down the tent. obviously the snow while it could be fun and dangerous in some part while driving when it comes to restaurants though, this is people's lively hood. very serious situation for these businesses. this was a lifeline for them and bad weather is not good news for them. on the roads in new york. we had a major accident. hudson parkway. 1-car pileup there 6 people were injured in pennsylvania. in clinton county. a 30-car pileup there. two people died, unfortunately in that accident. so the roads are really bad. if you look at this video, this is a car, a truck actually that slid right into the back of an ambulance. almost hitting two e.m.s.

personnel luckily everyone is okay in that video. obviously dangerous situation out there. please travel slowly if you are at all. and there is about 9 inches of snow in allen town, pennsylvania. pennsylvania getting hit pretty hard. janice dean will have more on that. but bottom line is generally power outages. >> the big story right now about 40,000 people in virginia while customers and businesses without power about 10,000 here in new york hundred of flights canceled or delayed out of laguardia, boston, jfk. being but back here in brooklyn, again, hearts going out to these restaurants. hopefully it won't snow this badly. too often this winter as right now the indoor dining ban taking effect this week and we are expecting a further lockdown in new york come january according to the mayor and the governor. steve, ainsley, brian? brian: that will make things better. thanks, brian, appreciate it. ainsley: janice, predicted this. a lot of schools closed because you made the prediction.

keeping our kids safe because of you. janice: that's very kind but i will tell you in new york city, we predicted about a foot of snow and i have to tell you the totals didn't verify in new york but they certainly verified for parts of the interior northeast pennsylvania and new york. you know what? sometimes we get it wrong. sometimes we get it right. sometimes we get it just right in between. so there is central park. laguardia and jfk in newark reporting light snow right now. we have a burst of snow just south and west of the new york city area. we might get a little bit more of those snow totals as the morning goes on and by the afternoon things will clear out. but look at that jackpot snow in parts of pennsylvania and new york. 3 inches, 40 inches he. and it's not done yet. we will still see the potential for additional snowfall on top of incredible totals. so that is your forecast. it's still going to real estate main cold. the areas that got a lot of snow. the snow is not going to melt any time soon. we will continue to keep you up

to date. be knives to your local forecasters, we all try to get it right. i keep saying forecasting snow is one of the hardest things we can do especially along the coast. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. steve: it is still a gigantic snowmaker. j.d., thank you. brian: thanks, janice dean. janice: you are welcome. will. brian: let's bring in newt gingrich, fox news contributor former speaker of the house author of trump and america's future. newt, how are you? >> i'm doing great. i must say, you have to wonder how crazy cuomo is to think that you can rule out all indoor dining in december and january in new york. it will would be one thing if you were the governor of florida. you think the governor of new york would realize it gets really cold and sometimes it gets really snowy. and his orders make no sense. brian: newt, you are mistaking him for someone who cares. someone who actually talks to business people. i was talking to two or three restaurant owners yesterday. and they said the worse thing is they have no communication.

and they walk around with these hired workers. and at the drop of a hat, they will say you're shut down. take your license. and you could be as tough as you want. but when they take that license and shut you down. you are done. ainsley: tell them what ron desantis said in florida said i got your back brain brian totally different attitude. people will never forget that. >> desantis actually cares about people. cuomo cares about one person. cuomo. brian: let me bring you to what happened yesterday i know you have seen a lot of fireworks personally. i thought this exchange was something i don't think i have ever seen before nor might i not see repeated senator johnson and ranking member senator peters from michigan. going at it. clearly bad blood dating back to the whole rush hoax, listen. >> i just have to point out that the purveyors of russian disinformation, hillary clinton's campaign, the dnc, the steele dossier, the ranking

member peters accusing senator grassley and i of disseminating russian disinformation. that's where the disinformation is coming. >> mr. chairman, i have got it respond to that. >> why? >> well, one, i had nothing to do with this report. >> you lied repeatedly. >> i did not. >> you lied repeatedly in the press that i was spreading russian disinformation. and that was outright lie and i told to you stop lying and you continued to do it. >> mr. chairman, this is not about airing your grievances. i don't know what rabbit hole you are running down. >> you talked about russian disinformation. brian: mr. speaker, put this in perspective. that was real life exchange. this guy has had it. this guy was a plastics executive. he was as mild as it god. are a he got to see the underbelly of government, that's what we left with. senator johnson is incensed about what's going on he should be incensed the american people are watching their country being stolen away from elm. this watching the chinese become

dominant. they are watching a level of penetration that's unimaginable. they are watching pelosi put swalwell on the intelligence committee after she had been told by the fbi that he had been hanging out with a woman who was a chinese professional spy. will they are watching the democrats lie about virtually everything. you know, people say oh, we should now make nice. we have spent four years with people like peters lying about us, attacking us, trying to beach is the president, we have had the fbiing commit crimes to try to destroy general flynn and you look at all this stuff and still dealing with now in the election. what you have a total crerpship bcensorshipby media and tech co. von a manufacturer. he ran to solve problems. he ran to create jobs. and i think he is totally

frustrated by the depth of hypocrisy and dismonday hun necessary city that is unfortunately now the routine and the power structure in country. steve: well, as it turns out the hunter biden story before the election was not russian disinformation. there actually is now hunter has admitted a criminal investigation into his taxes. nonetheless, newt, you know, before the election, nobody was talking about the hunter biden story except the "new york post" and this channel right here and ever since the election, one channel, fox news has been the only one who has gone out to his events and asked joe biden questions about hunter. i have a vested interest because the reporter used to be a dependent of mine back in the olden days here he is yesterday at the pete buttigieg event where he asked the former vice president, president-elect about his son hunter biden. watch. >> are you confident your son

hunter did nothing wrong? >> i'm confident. >> okay. so he thinks he is confident that nothing happened. on the cover of the "new york post" today, the headline is hide and reap taps rasmussen survey. 52% of american voters think that the media ignored the hunter biden story to help his father's campaign that's what you were talking about. 78% of republicans think the media thrirktly hid the story until after the election. 73% of republicans think biden profited from hunter biden's dealings and 56 of all voters think likely that joe biden was consulted and profited from his son's business dealings is what do you think about where we are right now with hunter and his dad? >> look, i think we are in one of the most dangerous periods in american history. you have a president elect who canned even tell his truth about his relationship with the

chinese. there is a story today that he may appoint one of the two major movie executives who have been kowtowing to the chinese for a decade to be the ambassador to beijing. brian: bob iger. >> you have a situation where i just printed in minus letter gingrich 360 a speech by a chinese professor who says openly in a class in shanghai we have friends in high places, now that trump is gone, everything will be great again and we will be back to working with wall street, basically to rip off america. i think people need to realize how really deeply serious how this whole problem is. it's ironic that the "the washington post" has this democracy dies in darkness when they are new england the chief creators of the darkness, none of those newspapers, none of the media except fox, had the guts to stand up to the "new york post" oldest newspaper in the

country, the fourth biggest, when it reported accurately what was going on with hunter biden. americans, all americans ought to be enraged. they are watching their country be taken away from them by huge interest groups who are clearly more comfortable with the chindz dictatorship than they are with the u.s. you see that if you look at amazon -- not amazon. look at apple which now has a rule at apple that you should say nothing negative about china this is really a dangerous thing. steve: that's where they make their product. >> it's not just about domestic politics. it's about the very survival of america as an independent system. ainsley: unbelievable that they don't see that i can't believe they don't. let's talk about aoc because she was on the podcast. she was being interviewed about leadership in the house and as a former speaker of the house we wanted to ask you about it because she thinks nancy pelosi needs to go. listen to this. i. >> i do think we need new leadership in the democratic party. i think it's easy for someone to

say oh, well why don't you run? but the house is extraordinarily complex. and i'm not ready. ha ha, it can't be me. i know i couldn't do that job. >> are you ready to say pelosi and schumer need to go? >> i mean, i, i think. so we need to, to shift power. we need to make sure that we have a transition of power in the leadership of the democratic party. ainsley: newt, do you think it's time for those two to go? >> look, of course. but i'm a republican partisan. i tweeted yesterday if aoc is serious, all she and the gang have to do is refuse to vote for pelosi. pelosi doesn't have the votes to become speaker because kevin mccarthy did such a great job the house republicans gained so many seats that she literally has too narrow of margin. this is why she can't take swalwell off the intelligence committee. she needs him. if aoc and the gang says we will

not vote for pelosi, she would have to step down and they would have to look for somebody else. but i think this is a case of, you know, put up or shut up. and we are going to find out there is an old rule no guts, no glory. i think aoc talks a lot. she has a chance right now to actually do something my guess is she will cave and just be like herb that she attacks and she will be just another compromiser. brian: they will not have a rub arer stamp. there is a lot of people in the house and you know this are not happy with nancy pelosi. there was an uprising when it came to stimulus package in the summer among so-called moderate democrats. she has a nine seat advantage tops judging why a couple elections turn out. great job. weave all hear the four alarm or five alarm fire which it comes to china and not going to get our foot off the gas on that. appreciate it. >> right. take care. brian: all right. it will jillian mele is upstairs telling us what's happening in the news. >> good morning. that's right. let's begin with this. an fda advisory panel will review in moderna's covid

vaccine today. nearly 6 million toes of the covid vaccine will be sent out in the u.s. if the agency approves it for emergency use. this as the u.s. sees it deadliest day of the pandemic. 3700 people have died from covid-19 in 24 hours it's the fourth time deaths have exceeded 3,000 in the last week. hospitalizations also setting a new record with 113,000. more than 230,000 more people are in facted with the virus. a fox news alert now. a north carolina police officer is killed and another hurt in an overnight shootout. it happened near the concord hills mall about 30 minutes from charlotte. police say the suspect was also killed. no names have been released. it's the second north carolina officer death in less than a week. mount holly officer tyler herndon was shot and killed while responding to a burglary. he was laid to rest earlier this week. a live look at capitol hill now where lawmakers are close to a

a $900 billion covid-19 deal. it includes another round of stimulus checks and enhanced unemployment benefits. the exact check amount is unclear. it's expected to be around $600. the much needed relief comes as a census bureau survey shows more than 85 million americans are struggling to pay household bills like food and rent. and stay-at-home orders may have some people celebrating christmas alone this year. but not everyone hates the idea. have a happy holiday. >> come back? >> terrorist. can. >> a new study from are poll says 7 out of 10 americans americans are relieved to not be hosting this year. more people are answering the call to stay home and socially distance this holiday season it can be stressful to be making the food and hosting and everything. it. steve: fewer dishes. just saying zooming for

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. steve: all right. listen to this. 10 states, the ones highlighted in yellow right there have filed a lawsuit against google accusing the search giant of illegally stifling competition and of using its monopoly to rig the onlined a market. texas ag ken paxton is leading the charge. he joins us now with what this means for consumers. mr. attorney general, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: okay. so we know that google is a monopoly because when we pick up our phone and we want to look something up, we wind up googling it. as it turns out. it's also an ad monopoly. and that's your problem? >> yeah. they control well over 90% of

the add revenues on the internet. they represent the buyer make a fee off the buyer. represent almost all sellers. they make a fee off of that. and then they represent the exchange. it would be like being in a baseball game and being like the pitcher, the batter and the umpire. steve: it's good to be google. your lawsuit accuses google of an unlawful agreement that gave facebook special privileges as long as facebook promised okay, we're not going to use another search engine or ad aggregator, we are just going to use you, right? google saw competition from facebook offered them a special deal where they get special pricing. facebook and google cut a deal secret deal that we discovered through our investigation. and we're going to highlight some of the tying arrangements that google has with other companies that keeps competition from coming to the ad market on the internet. steve: so what do you want to happen? >> so he would want fair

competition. we want consumers to be treated fairly. we want businessed to to be treated fairly. if one company controls the entire internet ad market that means we are all paying higher prices. you may not see it. everybody says the internet is free. the relates is the internet is actually pretty expensive because these monopolistic billion dollars they have no idea of paying. >> google something and a product pops up. i think the average person just thinks that just means it's the number one thing not the number one thing. the thing that google is getting paid to push. >> exactly. they don't close that their motto whether they started is don't be evil. they have dropped that motto and turned it on its heading turned marketplace secret arguments and knowing exactly what they are doing to business and to the consumer. >> if you google their statement, they actually mention you, mr. attorney general.

they say attorney general paxton's ad tech claims are meritless. we have invested in state of the art ad tech services that help businesses and benefit consumers. digital ad prices have fallen over the last decade. at ad tech fees are falling too. google's fees are lower than the industry average. we will strongly defend ourselves from his baseless claims in court. what are they worried that they will be forced to do? look they there potentially could be some structural change in their business. will some of what they volume on the internet. that's certainly a possible remedy for us. they may have to pay certain fines. in the end i think we need some type of structural remedy so there is competition so they do not completely control do get a better deal and choices on the better other than just google. steve: let's see where this goes. i know the department of justice is also suing them that's a different and separate lawsuit,

right? that is dr. correct. paced on search and another states follow another case related to search. so there is a lot of angles to look at google. i think you will see in the future a lot of litigation involving google. steve: it's the one-two punch against google from the attorney general -- attorney generals and the department of justice. sir, thank you very much. thank you for joining us a week before. >> thanks, chris. stay warm. steve: thank you very much he says from texas. thank you, sir. meanwhile, maryland restaurant owners will get to keep their doors open for now. but, for many, the fight to stay in business is far from over. meet a business owner who braved the winter storm hoping leaders hear his call to stay open. and still ahead. it's been one of joe biden's top messages. >> will the only people that can tear america part is america itself. choose hope or fear. unity over division. it.

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causing more struggles for restaurants during new york's second indoor dining ban. kristina partsinevelos less from our sister network fox business is here with more. christina there was some suggestion if a foot of snow fell they would have to take down temporary structures like that but i see it's still there. >> imagine trying to take all this down and how much money these restaurants have spent not only with the wood but the decor, space heaters in much of the all of the structures set up all around the city. we have seen individual eg iglos you maim it. this storm couldn't have come at a worse time for small business owners especially here in new york city. overall though this like you mentioned comes at a time when

indoor dining banned on monday. four days now. yesterday at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. unfortunately the city suspended outdoor dining because of this storm. right now as of today it's still suspended ba us they need to get the snowplows through the street. we wanted to show you wide shot just how bad it could get especially in these more -- this is a wider street off of third ave in the narrow streets it do be more difficult for snowplows to get through. hence the reason why they have suspended outdoor dining. when it comes to indoor dining. restaurants according to contact tracing research in the city. restaurants have only an infection rate of less than 2%. put it on scale of top 10 what are the most infected places. restaurants come in at number 5. behind personal households as well as social gathering. i spoke to a business owner as well as a bartender server just about how difficult it's been for them financially at this

moment. listen in. >> get up and try to figure out are we going to be in business? >> we did all the things we were told to do. really. so it's very disappointing that we have lost that. that part of business. >> i just want to end with one statistic. the national restaurant association says here in new york city our actually i should say across the united states, 17% of restaurants have closed their doors due to the pandemic. and you can see this is another blow. back to you. steve: you are right with that. just need some pppp money so they can pay those workers if they are going to be closed. thank you very much. get your shovel. it's going to be a busy one on the sidewalks of new york. janice, one spot got 640 inches of snow already? -- ar-40 inches of snow?>> clo. are interior sections of the northeast got their jackpot snowfall totals along the

including new york city some snow totals cut back because of the freezing rain and sleet that mixed in with the snow and that's one of the hardest things that we have to deal with is where that cut off is. and that's exactly what happened. so even though new york was predicting yesterday, a foot of snow. some areas four to six, maybe 8 inches, depending on where you are. all right. so there is the system right now. it is lifting up. so philadelphia you are out of the winter storm warning now. new york, you -- that will be lifted probably within the next couple of hours. but still parts of upstate new york, in towards new england. you are going to get more of this snow on top of what we have already received. boston over a foot of snow right now. and then we have got the blowing snow because the winds along the coast are 40, 50 miles per hour. so even if you have just a couple of inches on the ground. the blowing snow is going to add to the problems on the roadways and that's why people are urged to stay off the roadways. let the plows go out and do their job. and then by later this afternoon

and this evening. the worst of the snow will be over but amazing that we have gotten more snow in one day, one snow fall session than we had all season long last year. pretty incredible. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. steve: all right. thank you very much. i'm looking outside the window. the flag is sticking straight out. so it is still windy here in midtown. j.d., thank you very much. steve: ainsley? ainsley: thank you, steve. restaurant owners in maryland are fighting to keep their doors open. braving the cold yesterday to speak out against a ban on indoor and outdoor dining. residents of an rundle county celebrated a small victory after a judge temporarily blocked the ban from a county executive but their battle is far from over. joining us now is republican state delegate brian chis whom and the owner of gary's grill eddie conway. good morning to you both is you

are so concerned about what's happening to your friends are who own restaurants what happened at the rally yesterday. >> we started out of with the same snow storm that you are having there and then it started to rain. we still had hundreds of people show unjust to support these restaurants and especially their employees that are really being hurt in an rundle county we had corporal restrictions on top of what the governor had put out banning in indoor and outdoor dining. 14 days before christmas we have so many staff members and employees who work for these small businesses that were scared to death of what they were going to do going no christmas. they have already been affected drastically enough as it is. and they were scared about what was coming. so, we had the community band together, show their support and love for all of these people. these are extended families for the most part. they felt like they were being treated in an arbitrary and capricious way. it just didn't make sense that we were shutting them down

again. it's almost as if every time we hear there is going to be a press conference, all of these people start to shutter. they wonder what's tomorrow going to bring? we did have a couple small victories yesterday. and that was great. i think the battle has just begun. i think the consent will has to be listened to here. we have yielded far too much power into the handle of a couple people. that's a dangerous plates to be. yesterday was a tremendous step forward in trying to provide more freedom for these people to try to take back their lives and feed their families. ainsley: this county executive his name is stuart pittman. he ordered no more indoor, outdoor dining as of yesterday. this judge stepped in and said you can keep it open until at least tease 28th. what happens then, eddie, will he reevaluate? >> yeah. i believe is he going to reevaluate. the hardest part of it all is constantly having to change at the snap of a finger.

so us as business owners. we have planned. for the plan, for the plan. then, again, they snapped their fingers and decide whether or not we can do one thing or another. and then we put all this money into outdoor dining. for me personally we are between 15 and $20,000 of money literally just thrown out the window. and so, for me, we took down our tent last week just to find out yesterday that it was rescinded, thankfully, by the judge but now, between, we have to wait 12, 13 days to essentially restart everything again. ainsley: eddie, for folks who are watching who live in your area, tell us about your restaurant and how they can help you. what is this judge saying? now can you have people outdoors? can you have them indoors? are you doing carryout? delivery. >> yeah. so the judge real as i understanded, i guess, the act that stuart pittman put forward. so we are allowed 25% occupancy inside. as well as the outdoor dining. we are doing carryout. delivery. everything we possibly can. we are trying to reinvent the

wheel nonstop every day. for me, personally, it's about my extended family. right? i call my staff my extended family because i have been with them the whole entire tenure that i have owned gary's grill. and it is just -- it's tiring. ainsley: are any of them come into your office saying please don't let me go? >> you know, they are not the reason is because of the rapport that will we have created over the 13 years of owning gary's grill. they know i have their backs no matter what. i told the manager at the end of the day i would take a huge pay cut before i let anybody go. there is a light at the end of the tunnel. i will drive every day tirelessly to ensure their financial stability. ainsley: that goes a long way when you work for someone and hear that message. thanks for doing that eddie, and it taking care of the people who take care of your restaurant and work there. brian, thank you for your earths and both of you, merry christmas, thanks for come on with us today. keep fighting. >> merry christmas. thank you, ainsley. >> thank you so much.

ainsley: you are welcome. god bless you both. one of will president-elect joe biden's top staffers, jen o'malley dillon, she praised her boss' call for will unity but then told glamour magazine, quote: in the primary people would mock biden leak you think you can work with republicans? i'm not saying they are not a bunch of blankers. i can't say it. mitch mcconnell is terrible, she said. brian: that's nice. wave to unify. joining us now with that inspiring message fox news contributor. independent women's voice, president tammy bruce. tammy, i guess she was using heller inside voice outside. that's how she really feels about republicans? should that be how -- is that the way you want to plow the ground for a new term? >> yeah, and there is even as an example there is a picture of with joe biden's dogs and using a donald trump toy to rip at and to bite. are. >> steve: chew toy. >> there is one message that

they have. rhetorical message about the narrative. and then in the midst of interviews. this is an interview about obviously the question was about unity. that he can do it. and then have you got, yes, the real attitude that they have no intention of doing so. we have been called for years conservatives, trump, trump supporters, nazis, and racist. and the dregs of society. chumps. there is clearly no respect. and now we are about 75 million people who voted for the president. and so you can't move through years -- i think we have got to trust what their attitude is towards people who support the president, which is that they don't respect them. and, yet, they have this narrative. and inevitably it's almost the compulsion to. connell: fess. narrative what you really think and in that interview was perfect. both came out and it's -- i think a warning to the american people and a reminder that these

politicians, these grifters, effectively, say one thing and think another. and we are, of course, very familiar with that these days. will. steve: i will tell you what, we have a vcr here. we have been taping them for the last four years. here is a montage of some of the things they have said about president trump and republicans over the last four years. watch. >> the question of whether donald trump is too dangerous, tooing temperamentally unfit. >> so part of our mission is not just to fight back against trump's individual racist and divisive policies but to remind people why we actually believe in self-determination and not let him get away with this potential slide to a different way of government. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, and you tell them they are not welcome. >> i really don't see the republican party standing up and doing what's right. i have not seen their strength and courage. steve: so, tammy, that is just a

snippet of what has been said over the last four years. but now joe biden is calling for unity and despite the fact that his own staff member is not really following that description, do you think they will be able to turn on a dime and try to unify the country? >> it no. and i don't think they want to. i mean, this is one of the problems. part of the theme of the biden campaign is that they are saving the soul of the nation. and what are they saving it from? from republicans, from conservatives, from trump. so there you are implying that everyone you say you want to unify with has destroyed the soul of the nation. this is unacceptable to americans in general. we want a framework and, remember, what trump was elected on. which was bringing up the forgotten man and woman. the reason we were forgotten is because they think those things about us pretrump. they have had no respect for the

average individual who wakes up, goes to work. doesn't wear hair gel, gets their fingernails dirty during the week. they can't stand that idea that you actually have to maybe shower a couple times a day because of the nature of your work those are people will -- they want you to learn to code. this is the entire elitist attitude. it's not good for the nation. besides it's not just hypocrisy. it's lying. and if they are willing to say this. if this is their attitude towards half of the population, my god, what do you think -- how do you think that's that's going to translate into governance? it's not good news. ainsley: so i was very fortunate my father worked really hard to pay for my college education. and this is a class he would never pay for, i can assure you that. tulane is offering a class called feminism after trump landia. of course it claims to be

nonpolitical. whrl donald trump became the 45th president of the united states many worried that a new area of will precare at this for women had begun. how can we begin to make sense of the event of his reign? what do you think of this course? the loos unemployment women have seen as long as it's recorded. the best financial experience. women in every other category of americans have ever had. the most security in this nation. the best foreign policy. fewer wars, not one war started. it's remarkably horrible thing. no bell peace prize nomination. thank goodness, right? brian: couple of them. >> this is very much like what we just discussed which is that they do not even see the other side. they have sole possession of the truth. when i was on the left it was the issue. it is the issue enough to. that they truly generally have no interest in what other people

have been thinking and doing. brian: tammy, that is why and i will go back to this theme january 5th matters so much. because both sides will be forced. >> it does. brian: to negotiate. if not, everything is going to get jammed right down our throats. i am encouraged by the fact that they are going to come up with a deal today on a stimulus package. we haven't seen this in a long time. the middle force leadership, pushed to decide the series of zoom calls bipartisan and force leadership to sign this deal if everything goes well. so i'm going to give our viewers a little bit of hope that maybe this, they could hate each other. but they are going to have to deal with each other. so maybe there is some hope. >> you know why? because nancy pelosi knows that she will have no leverage next year because of the election. we did it. that's the reason this is happening. it's not because they care it's because they have to. brain brian exactly. you don't have to like me but you might have to deal with me. and she is about two years away from maybe losing the majority. thanks so much, tammy bruce. >> that's right.

thank you. brian: talk to you soon. meanwhile, there is a new district attorney be in los angeles with an aggressive agenda, to lessen charges for violent be criminals. i'm not kidding. we're going to talk to one l.a. prosecutor who is pledging to fight for all the victims. he joins us next. plus, i like to ask you to finally download the fox news app. you will not regret it. that qr code right there on the side. put your phone right up to that now. i know you are in your feety pajamas, but, still, you could do it and get your day off to a great start. steve: feety pajamas. brian: yes, they make them for adults now. you need someone to snap up the back. ♪ ♪

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brian: the newly elected los angeles district attorney is facing backlash for his new policies including ending cash bail and the death penalty as well as lessens charges against those accused of violent christmas. our next guest who made a name for himself as a lead prosecutor in the high profile case child abuse case of 8-year-old gabriel fernandez is speaking out against the new policies and says he will continue to prosecute child murderers to the fullest extent of the law. will he even get to prison? joining us now is the deputy district attorney john atomy. this series of rules that this guy is putting out are horrifying. does he have the support of the citizens of los angeles? >> first, thank you for having me and i think the answer is no. frankly no. he is acting or stating that he has some sort of support from all source of individuals in los

angeles. i think most people who voted for him have absolutely no idea what he was going to try to do cases involving child murderers. child rapists. very, very serious cases of people who were murdered, killed, will tortured. he is not just talking about cases involving marijuana or cases involving low level crimes he is talking about very serious and violent crimes. so i do not believe ran on what he was running on and what he was going to do for a guy to come to the police side and found lenient on crime and criminals goes against logic it is shocking. what is so shocking about that is most police officers care about people they care about victims. they care about their community. they are compassionate. they show empathy the new d.a.

has no compassion for victims. he has spoken to no victims. he has spoken to no victims in my cases or any cases that know about. unbelievably shocking. i deal with child abuse, investigators, and they are very, very compassionate with the children. they are very, very compassionate with the family members. and i'm completely shocked. >> a ban on sentencing and enhancement. a ban on the death penalty. a ban on it being tried as adults. and of course their push to get rid of cash bail. it's been a horrific move here getting rid of cash bail. emptying the prisons. it's almost as if he has got the new york agenda which has failed spectacularly and bringing to los angeles. what's behind this? i think george soros and i think, you know, george soros doesn't live here he is not

angeleno he doesn't have children here and doesn't have family here. all these policies which actually go against the people and go against the law, they are going to affect children. they are going to affect children of color. they are going to affect children in lower socioeconomic areas. they are going to affect people who live here. he doesn't care. because he doesn't live here. and so people on the outside funneling money into los angeles to push their agenda is just not fair. it's not fair to the normal person. brian: it isn't. i can't thank you enough for joining us. i think we have to keep a spotlight on this. john and i appreciate what you are doing. keep on going to bat for the victims. he has got an agenda no one can figure out. but he is putting attorney generals in major cities all across this country. john, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> all right. meanwhile straight ahead. the hypocrisy won't stop. another democratic official caught breaking their own covid-19 guidelines. think rhode island. more on this at the top of the hour. ♪

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that there was truly russian disinformation. all of that was false. >> are you ready to say pelosi and schumer need to go? >> i mean, i -- i think so. >> we will not vote for pelosi, she would have to step down. she literally has too narrow margin. >> hunter biden acknowledged federal authorities investigating him. joe biden says his son should be in the clear. >> i'm confident. brian: governor urged residents to stay home and caught out having wine in a bar. >> it's a ridiculous. this is what you see in socialist countries. the leadership doesn't follow rules like everybody else. >> all right, some of the topics we've covered and we will cover. millions of people across the northeast are waking up to piles of snow and bitter cold temperatures this morning. steve: it is 24-degrees right

now outside our world headquarters. a powerful nor'easter has slammed the region overnight, shut down businesses and schools and made a big mess. ainsley: we have live team coverage this morning, senior meteorologist janice dean. she's standing by in the yellow and we begin with brian llenes. it's a community in brooklyn. reporter: yeah, look, this is behind me this is dumbo. that's supposed to be the new york city skyline, the snow is coming down. half a foot of snow at least, this is more snow in central park than we saw all of last winter already and the big story right here this is a big tourist area and you can see the restaurants, they rely on outdoor dining to really survive because indoor dining was banned here in new york city this week.

so you can see they had to take down the tents, move in all the furniture but, look, on the road it's treacherous out there. there was a 19-car pileup last night, 6 people were hurt in new york. in pennsylvania as well there were injuries and an accident on i80 as well as two deaths there. look at this video. this is a truck that is sliding into the back of an ambulance and you can see the two ems personnel jumping out of the way. please be very careful and travel slowly. there's a foot of snow in allentown, pennsylvania there. you can see we have live footage there. pennsylvania is getting the brunt of this in some parts in the central part of the state and if you come back here in new york, one of the things that we are starting to see here is people actually starting to clean up the sidewalks here with

the plows and trying to get -- trying to clear the way. but, by the way, there is no snow day for the students of new york city and unfortunately while the schools are closed, students will be in class remotely. that's different, though, in jefferson county west, virginia by the way sent out letter to parents, please, enjoy your snow day, 2020 has taken so much already from so many of us, so please enjoy your day. big story out of virginia. 35,000 people without power so we will keep an eye on that. guys. brian: all right, bryan, no power over virginia. let's talk to janice dean who has a global perspective on snow. janice: some got a whole lot of snow and others cut from freezing rain. i don't think you'll have to

shovel today or your wife won't have to. here is a look at where we are getting the heavy snow across portions of central pennsylvania, yes, they got, let's go back, i think i have a map showing the snow totals, pennsylvania 40-inches, 40-inches. we had 3-footers not only in pennsylvania but parts of new york, so the snow is still coming down in parts of new york up to new england. we are wrapping things up around the new york city area, parts of new york, harlem got 2 to 3-inches but if you go towards village, they got 7-inches of snow. a lot of discrepancy. bottom line if you have a lot of snow it will remain in place because the temperatures are very cold, so brian, good news, dawn won't have to shovel as much today. brian: right, she's not going to make any money. she's disappointed. steve: you pay your wife?

brian: we live in a market economy not a socialist country. ainsley: brian says she uses shovel from the beach with a bucket. brian: my son called make sure the girls shovel because he's tired of doing it and he's not in town. steve: you can see outside our world headquarters where ainsley is and you can see the toy soldiers and a foot of snow on top there. ainsley: it's really pretty. steve: and dangerous and so many people with no electricity and some people have died. brian: soldiers are security to the christmas tree. ainsley: wooden soldiers? brian: yes. steve: we have a lot of hearings on fox news channel and sometimes they're interesting. often they are interesting, but rarely are they explosive. one was yesterday where the

senate committee was looking into irregularities with the 2020 election and what caught our attention is what's going on right there. senator ron johnson exploded at the ranking member gary peters, he's a democrat from michigan, look, peters, you lied to the press you said chuck grassley and i were disseminating russian disinformation about hunter biden, we were not, you're a liar. watch. >> i just have to point out that the purveyors of russian misinformation, hillary clinton's campaign, the dnc, the steeles do area, ranking member peters accusing senator grassley and i of disseminating russian disinformation, that's where the disinformation is coming. >> mr. chairman, i have to respond to that, you're saying i'm putting out -- one, i had nothing to do with the report. >> you lied repeatedly in the press that i was spreading

russian disinformation and that was an outright lie and i told you to stop that and you continued to do it. >> i don't know what rabbit hole you're running -- >> steve: what mr. peters was referring to was they were arguing about a july letter from democratic leaders to chris wray claiming that members of congress were being targeted by foreign influence campaign to change the story.t was not russian disinformation about hunter biden, ainsley, there actually was a department of justice investigation to mr. biden. ainsley: guessed when we learned that? after the election. dad won. ainsley: there's an article in here, front page, several pages of an article talking about hunter biden and why we found this out after the election, why most media outlets didn't cover after the election. we were covering it before when

we first learned about the laptop but most did not. 76% of those who have been following the story very closely, they say that the medin the election. steve: i think those are republicans. ainsley: that's right, 72% of the group likely knew and profited from his son's dealings. john turley said the democrats randies information campaign. watch this. >> this was part of a general narrative, adam schiff, over at the house intelligence committee, assured the public that this was russian disinformation and it was coming directly from the kremlin. all of that was that all of deme and created doubt and the democrats are good at former national security figures who said this looks like stuff coming out of the kremlin and the media ran with the story and

it really did work. ainsley: steve, you want to -- steve: you were talking about the poll that came out. 73% of republicans think it's very likely that joe biden himself was consulted and probably profited from hunter biden's overseas business dealings even though we've heard from joe biden that he's never talked to his son about -- >> ainsley: senator peters, he said this is dangerous to be holding a hearing on election irregularities and i love what johnson said, he said suspicions of irregularities are not disinformation but questions that require explanations to restore confidence in our election integrity, brian. brian: some of the emails that have came out, well, let's just talk about what is in it for a second, it shows hunter biden

setting an international fund with a chinese executive directly linked to the party and just keep in mind joe biden and chinese official.s of the same everybody wants to disbelief tony bobulinski. he spoke to the fbi. how about this quote? from the chinese official, i will continue to pay attention and give my support for you, i've arranged for director zang and jang to expedite the charter capital input, which is the name of the company that he formed. does it bother you at all that the son of the former vice president who is according to some president elect is doing deals with somebody directly linked to the chinese government and in some of those exchange it talks about the big guy being joe, so before you get caught up in something complicated like a

whitewater from years ago, this is not complicated, this is as deliberate and flagrant as anything i've ever seen which makes it so maddening because all of the stuff was out and big tech froze it and if you tried to forward it, they froze your account too. this is an unbelievable story. now people are paying attention to because they can't avoid it. i don't know how much longer lesley stahl or anybody who wants to sit down with can talk to joe biden and not bring up the international connections he has with enemy governments. steve: but brian, you're missing the point. the reason "the new york times" actually touched the story and cnn suddenly touched the story -- brian: touching it. steve: because joe biden won. to your point, ainsley, a majority of people in the country acknowledged -- majority of voters think the media buried the hunter biden story which we have been telling you about here

on fox news and the pages of the new york post for over a month. >> it's so blatant and i think they hated the president so much they could not stand the fact that he could possibly win another 4 years. they didn't care. it's so blatant and even northbound said i'm not going to give the restaurants that can't do indoor or outdoor in california, i'm not going to do until after the election. now that biden is in i will work on a stimulus plan. brian: difference between the president and former vice president. the president dealt with everybody calling all outlets and denied everything with russia. joe biden doesn't answer any questions and nobody asks him about something that's in black and white in text messages and emails and you have tony bobulinski, former family partners will talk again soon. steve: only outlet asking about hunter biden is fox news. there's always a list of the media outlets joe biden will call on, fox is never on that

list. ainsley: all right. if you want to know the real story, peter is on the campaign trail -- not campaign trail anymore but with joe biden assigned to him. steve: he's been with joe biden almost 2 years. ainsley: they are asking what flavor of ice cream this is. aoc is interviewed on podcast and said it's time for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to go, listen to this. >> i do think that we need new leadership in the democratic party. i think it's easy for someone who say, oh, why don't you run, but the house is extraordinarily complex and i'm not ready. it can't be me. i know that i couldn't do that job. >> are you ready to say, pelosi and schumer need to go? >> i mean, i think so. we need to shift power. we need to make sure that we have a transition of power in the leadership of the democratic party.

brian: that's the problem, they don't have rotation of leadership. the same people get in and stay there for decades, jim clyburn, 70, 820 -- 80 year's old. to her credit, i can't run a body of people. if he does become speaker, they have moderates, left wing, the squad which is added to their numbers, so if she wants to pass something, she actually might neat republicans, newt gingrich has been down this road before and when his own caucus turns against him and when democrats turn on each other. listen to what he told us last hour. >> if aoc is serious, all she and the gang have to do is refuse to vote for pelosi, pelosi doesn't have the votes to become speaker because kevin mccarthy did such a great job,

the house republicans gained so many seats that she literally has too narrow margin and why she can't take swawell off committee, she needs his vote. we will not vote for pelosi, she would have to step down and they'd have to look for somebody else. aoc talks a lot. she has a chance right now to actually do something and my guess is that she will cave. >> steve: newt hit it right on the nose, that is why with her margin so narrow, that is why she cannot take eric swawell off the committee that she put him on even though she knew that he was the target of a chinese influence campaign. brian: hakim jeffres seems to be emerging star on that side but is not moderate in new york. ainsley: we will see if the squad votes against nancy pelosi. they could, they could and she would lose power.

steve: remember last time she was really nice to the squad to make sure they voted for her. stay tune on that. brian: last point, they had cooperation in the last ten days, democrats and republicans, maybe this is something new where they tell leadership you are too divisive, we will build this from the middle out or bottom up. ainsley: joe manchin is one of those. brian: murkowski, collins, cassidy as well as senator coons and senator warner. ainsley: joe manchin got in an argument on twitter with aoc say all you do is tweet. brian: they are going at each other's quotes. steve: we will keep you posted on that. in the meantime 8:16 in new york city and jillian joins us with terrible news in north carolina. jillian: north carolina police officer killed in overnight shootout. happened during mall about 30 minutes from charlotte. police say the suspect was also

killed, no names have been released. it's the second north carolina offer death in a week. was shot and killed while responding to a burglary, he was layed to rest earlier this week. fda advisory panel will review moderna's covid-19 vaccine today. nearly 6 million dozes of the covid-19 vaccine will be sent out in the u.s. if the agency approves it for emergency use. this as the u.s. sees its deadliest day of the pandemic, 3700 people have died from covid-19 in 24 hours, the fourth time deaths have exceeded 3,000 in the last week. hospitalizations also setting a new record with more than 111,000 and more than 230,000 more people are infected with the virus. this year's intelligence community assessment entered around foreign election influence will be delayed. officials telling fox news the report was set to be released tomorrow but senior intel analysts are at odds whether china sought to influence the

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christopher ferrar, thank you both for being with us. >> thank you for having us on. >> thank you, ainsley. ainsley: how are you feeling this morning, father? >> that's wonderful news. we are grateful to the supreme court taking our kaiser usely -- taking our case seriously. >> the supreme court is serious about applying rules and what's good for cosco is good for church. if you have secular gatherings that don't have capacity limitations or operating at 50%, it's not 100%, the same limits apply to churches. the church is not impressed by the argument that the church is

viral vectors. ainsley: father, many have not gone back to church in person. we miss it and it's wonderful that churches have provided service but we want to be in person and it's such a different more personal experience when you're there in church surrounded by people who you love and your congregation. >> yes. ainsley: what are your thoughts about that? what are the folks that go to your church, what are they saying? >> people are very grateful because other churches have closed with outrageous restrictions and they are coming to us, nearly doubled the size of the perish and we have to double the worship space with downstairs, basement, big screen and another in the library, big screen, so we can have all the new people coming with a little bit of social distancing and they are very grateful. ainsley: i am grateful too, thank you for doing that. christopher, what happens next

here? >> well, what happens is the supreme court has vacated the district courts refusal to grant us injunction against ridiculous restrictions and send back to the court. the fancy term is grant vacater and remand. in other words, supreme court says to the lower court, you it wrong the first time, get it right this time in view of our decision of the brooklyn diocese case. ainsley: does that mean your perish can open up and have people on sunday? >> we will have to have a hearing and pursuing injunctive relief in brooklyn diocese, if you're going to restrict occupancy, even handily as to religious groups and secular like cosco, schools, mass transit vehicles, warehouses and factories and so forth. ainsley: if you want to stay at home, you can.

people can have the choice and if they feel they can do it safely they can go to church hopefully soon because we all like to get back to that. as long as you're doing it safely. merry christmas to beth of you. father, i hope that you have a great christmas and hope you have a great christmas message for your congregation. god bless you both. >> god bless. ainsley: we did reach out to governor murphy's office and we did not hear if him. is she coming around now that stimulus checks are a winning issue in georgia runoff elections? straight ahead. joe biden is confident that hunter biden did nothing wrong. rand paul will react to new survey that should concerned the incoming administration.

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brian: let's watch together. a plane just slid off the runway, first responders are helping passengers in spirit airlines plane. authorities believe the plane might have slid after powerful winter storm hit the northeast overnight. a lot of ice. first responders dodging a pickup truck, you see this, as

it loses control and it's caught on camera. meanwhile -- >> ainsley: this is it. they are so lucky. steve: thank goodness. conditions worsening in each passing hour in some locations. in baltimore you saw the sun was out. in highways in new york and pennsylvania at least two people have died in traffic accidents. ainsley: he was 19 year's old from virginia -- from north carolina died in virginia on a roads too. thousands of people are waking up in the dark after an ice storm brought down power lines in virginia. janice dean joins us live with the snow totals that are coming in, hey, jd. janice: yeah, it was a big deal here around the new york city area. last year we had 4.8-inches total for the whole season so we have surpassed that in just one snowstorm. it's pretty early on in the snow season. let's take a lack at it. constituent imagery, any snow that's on the ground could be

blowing snow and that's going to mean poor visibility, really dangerous conditions on the road, so stay off the roads if you can. let the snowplows do their job but look at new york city still recording light snow but as you go up towards new england and parts of upstate new york, we are still getting quite a bit of snow, snowfall totals 3 feet in parts of central pennsylvania up towards new york. we still have winter weather warnings for all of these places including parts of eastern new york up towards new england where boston has received over a foot of snow and there's still more snow to come. you can see the wind gusts in excess of 30, 40 miles per hour along the coast so any of that snow is going to be blowing snow and almost blizzard-like conditions in some areas. the storm will continue to move north and east ward and it will be out of here by later on this afternoon and many kids will be enjoying a snow day with quite a bit of snow especially for those areas in central pennsylvania and parts of upstate new york as well. steve, ainsley and brian, back

to you. brien: thanks so much, janice, appreciate it. let's go out now to kentucky gop senator rand paul, member of homeland security, senator, i kind of feel bad for you after senator peters and johnson screamed at each other. okay, i guess i'm next. you had to jump in. do you feel the same way just handling it differently, is the tension that high on that committee? >> yeah, i think the problem is it's become perm. senator peters accused senator johnson of spreading russian disinformation. it's the same kind of crap that the left has been doing over and over again. you work for putin or moscow, it's insulting because we are thinking of another country first over somehow trader to our country and they don't realize that those are fighting words where i come from and you can see i think chairman johnson justifiably mad. who wants to be accused by someone of not being loyal to your country. that's crazy.

brian: the president fired him when he said there was no fraud at all. the cleanest election ever and and proven wrong at the senate hearing in the fraudulent 2020 election, massive fraud took place with machines, people voting from out of state, illegals, dead people and much more. we did hear lawyers say that and krebs took the other side on that. what did you get from this? who is right? >> i think i think krebs still doesn't understand what he's trying to say. if he's simply saying it was a good election because there wasn't foreign interference, i could accept that but he didn't look at absentee ballots, he didn't look to see if dead people voted or noncitizens voted, or people voted twice, he didn't look at that. from the very beginning he should have clarified statement to say it was the safest election with regard to what i've been charge of which is interference through the internet and actually don't think that any election votes in 2016 or 2020 were changed by

some nefarious third party in another country, i don't think that happened. do i think there was fraud in this, absolutely. there's a history of these kinds of problems in the country and the only way to deter you have to put people in jail so there has to be an investigation of people who voted illegally, people who voted twice or wrong address, they need to be purged from the roles and we need to make sure it doesn't happen again but we can't keep it under the rug, 1700 people in georgia voted twice, are we going to let them vote twice in two weeks? ainsley: let's talk about hunter biden, something that the rest of america if you're not watching fox learned about after the election and steve doocy's son peter who has been on the campaign trail and now he's with what they're calling the president-elect biden and he's asking the tough questions. no one else is. fox is the only one, that are asking the tough questions

thanks to peter and peter asked him yesterday, do you think that your son did anything wrong, listen to this. >> are you confident your son hunter did nothing wrong? >> i'm confident. ainsley: that's the only time he's answered the question about it. what's your reaction? >> if he's confident, she should leave in place the u.s. attorney who is investigating hunter biden. there's a u.s. attorney in delaware doing this. traditionally when a new president comes in they fire all u.s. attorneys, if he wants to show that this would be up right, upstanding biden administration and that they're going to actually let the cards lie where the cards lie on hunter biden, he needs to leave the u.s. attorney in place. if u.s. attorney is fired in the first weeks of the administration and if the investigation goes to a biden appointee, you can tell the fix is in and there's not going to be justice. hunter biden deserves the same justice that paul manafort got, nothing less, nothing more. steve: speaking of the fix is

in, there's a new report poll that came out and they asked people all across the country, people who are are voters, what they thought about the situation with hunter biden where we heard about it afterwards, you can see right there, 52% right there of all u.s. voters think the media ignored the hunter biden story to help joe biden win the presidency. now 78% of republicans think the media deliberately hid the story until after election day and then -- this is jaw-dropping right here. 73% of republicans think that biden profited, joe biden that is to say, profited from hunter biden's business dealings. people go, well, you know hunter biden is the son of the former vice president, but if you think that the president-elect is involved in these deals, there could be a problem for the president elect. >> when you look at the sources,

the sources have gotten one sided and completely ignoring it, not only ignoring but branding it or labeling it as being misinformation. that's become the new thing. even the associated press which once upon a time was thought to be objective would write stories and then say no evidence. when my wife and i were attacked in new york, they said rand paul says he was attack despite no evidence except for 200 videos of my wife and i become attacked in dc and a police officer being injured while trying to help us and getting stitches above his eye, oh, no, nobody was attacked, nothing to see here, no evidence. that's the problem, it's not just ignoring the news, they are saying that what we are saying is misinformation until it becomes so big they can't contain it. but this only happened because there were some good people in the department of justice who said, look, if we are going to investigate pal manafort and throw the book at him, shouldn't we be fair and do the same thing to hunter biden? ainsley: some of concerned who joe biden's ag will be and lindsay sea gram calling for

outsider to investigate hunter biden. if you believe a special counsel for trump and russia how can you say there's no need of special counsel -- >> i didn't want a special counsel for manafort. and so what i would say, i don't like special counsels. if i had a special counsel, i can investigate anybody in the world. i can investigate the deacon at your church who has never committed a crime and put him to jail. i'm not for it even in this case. brian: you think the election was stolen, you tweeted out? >> absolutely. i think there's a great deal of fraud and it's not the first time. you know the famous story of lbj, scotch in one hand, illegal votes and show box in other and turns them at midnight and opponent turns 2 hours later and

comes back 1 years later, we are not turning illegal votes in until opponent's illegal votes are turned in. that's what we are fighting now. that's the way it's always been. you have to go back and elect the secretary of state who won't lie, cheap, steal and change the election law. these are things that you have to do and you have to prevent illegal aliens from voting, et cetera. brian: they didn't do that. senator rand paul, thank you so much. steve: 20 minutes before the top there and we have fox news alert on thursday morning. jobless claims released. that is more than was predicted. they were expecting 815,000 which is still a gigantic number. here with reaction fox news contributor and former obama economic adviser robert wolf,

screen left right there and white house economic recovery task force member steve moore. steve, since you are involved with this administration, let's start with you. that's not a good number. steve: no, it isn't, steve, it's heartbreaking because we have the best recovery going on in the history of the united states getting the unemployment rate down so rapidly, very, very rapid growth, we had the 33% growth and third quarter we were growing at really rapid pace until about the start of december. what happened is that all over the country these blue state governors from cuomo the newsom out on the left coast shut down economies, you're seeing the tragedy of the restaurants that are going bankrupt right now even though we know that shutdowns and lockdowns to the economy have no impact on the pandemic. obviously if you shutdown businesses, steve, you will see people lose their jobs. it's a tragedy, we should stop the shutdowns. obviously stop the spread of the

virus but this is a strategy that has not worked and many businesses are in jeopardy. as you know the 21 club in new york is bankrupt now because of these insane lockdowns. steve: robert, the problem with the lockdowns is if the state is going to ask somebody to shut down, there's -- you have to be able to pay the people. that's what the ppp was all about and congress, you know, the senate and the house have sat on their hands for the last number of months waiting to do something, it sounds like now people are going to wind up with stimulus checks directly paid to people, either 6 or 700 bucks, $300 per week in jobless benefits and it sounds like a quarter of a trillion dollars in ppp funding that's going to help people who are actually at those restaurants, mr. wolf. >> yes. the super v-shaped recovery that my friend steve moore has talked

about has been a complete hoax. we have 10 million more people -- >> steve: i think we are past that. >> goes to your point, 11 million people that have continually have been coming every week with new jobless claim. one in five restaurants, small businesses. it's time for the cares act 2.0, the 900 plus billion to be passed. but the way steve is predicting and saying it's a blue state versus a red state, the 900,000 people that came for jobless claims for first time today, trust me, those are in the united states. steve is making this political. this is not political. when we have 13 million more people unemployed it's not political. this is not the best recovery ever. it's far from it. it's one of the worst ever and that's why trump in 30 days will not be in office because he didn't know how to handle the pandemic. that's just facts. we can point fingers but at the end of the day, look how many people have died and look at how many people are unemployed and it's about time congress is

passing a damn bill that we have been actually both sides proposing for months to just get done. steve: you know, robert makes good points on the metrics of how many people have -- the number of people who have entered poverty for the first time in their lives is heartbreaking but at the same time the disconnect is wall street, the stock exchange is near all-time high. so it's like look at the number, it's really good. in fact, if you look at the futures right now, we are in the green for today, they open at 9:30 but still there's all the poverty in the country right now. steve: well, look, this is a really important point and robert is wrong on the facts. robert, i was in florida weeks ago, florida is open for business, they have not shut down their businesses, it's new york, it's california, it's connecticut. it's new jersey, the ten state that have locked down economies have democratic governors. guess what, robert, the people signing up for unemployment are

in those states, states that shut down businesses? >> i have to challenge you -- >> steve: hold on, robert. steve: states like georgia, texas and tennessee and utah. why doesn't the city of new york start opening up its businesses so people can go back to work? steve: good point. all right, robert, final word. >> let's be clear, one it's not accurate. we are losing unemployment throughout the country. and steve knows 40% of hospitality and leisure employment, that's throughout the entire nation including florida, okay, has been devastated. this is not a blue-red state thing. the economy is being hit for all and if steve is so sure and president is so sure and you want to give stimulus checks to the blue state people, go right ahead, my guess is people in georgia are glad stimulus check is being passed. steve: governor desantis in

florida said that he would not shut down the hospitality industry, so let's see what happens. >> but they are. steve: not in florida. >> 40% of lost jobs. steve: robert, you're right about that but the businesses are open. robert, steven, we thank you very much. the border wall can be in jeopardy when biden is sworn in, we are live with the changes that could be coming. get ready for football. 3 major conference championships for this weekend, fox sports analyst previews big games. first preview of 9:00 o'clock eastern hour, here is sandra. sandra: hey, steve, good morning to you. brand-new revelations in hunter biden probe. brutal storm sweeping the east coast. it is a big thursday morning

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ainsley: crews working around the clock to complete much of the border wall as possible before president elect joe biden takes office.

grady trmeble with more on the arizona border and the wall's construction, hey, grady. >> you can see where the newly constructed wall ends and the old fence begins, the old fence is to be replaced but that might not happen under a biden presidency. joe biden says he wants to stop construction of the wall completely and that's part of the reason as you said crews are working around the clock to get as much of the wall done as possible. they expect to complete at least 450 miles by the end of the year, we traveled about 15 miles along the border yesterday to a remote part of arizona. you can see where the wall stops and construction is ongoing. the federal government has enough to complete 200 additional miles of the wall. mark morgan says terminating existing contracts would be extremely costly. >> joe biden has said he will not build another foot of wall,

quote. that's very disturbing. look, they have that -- they can do that. it's called a termination for convenience. they can terminate the contract for building the wall, but, steve, that's going to cost taxpayers billions of dollars. >> biden has said he wants to focus on high-tech solution and ports of entry, but it's worth pointing out that back in 2006 he did vote in favor of the secure pence act, ainsley. ainsley: thank you so much, grady, brian, over to you. brian: college football teams are gearing up for championship weekend and we have must-see matchups on fox, our next guest with fox kickoff team. let's bring in ncaa champion himself. >> good to see you, brian. brian: big agenda. first, what is the logo on your shirt, what are you wearing? >> well, that's gg, my daughter,

online training company, physical training, mental training and she's doing great. i'm repping her as much as i can. brian: parents, beast is a complement. we have the pack 12 championship, usc against oregon and big ten, ohio against northwestern and san josé against boise state. gets a special pass. does northwestern have a chance? >> i think they have an excellent coach on both sides, they don't have the talent to match up with ohio state, however, they play a scheme that makes it hard and keep everything in front of them. i think they can keep it close and beat ohio state. brian: uc and oregon.

when they were 3-0, people thought they had a chance to get into the championship, usc comes undefeated with major significant wins. >> uusc is one of the most under rated teams in the country. i think they are talented and they have an offense and quarterback and receivers that will be hard to stop. brian: san josé and boise state. notre dame playing college football. notre dame and north carolina and clemsen, does that mean clemsen wins? >> clemsen has to win because if they lose they are out. they will allow texas a&m to enter. i think trevor lawrence and clemsen beats them.

brian: the ncaa, the supreme court will pay the ncaa compensating players at the highest level, how do you feel about that? >> i struggle with it. i think that airs out the balloon. opting out and transfer portal is going to change the gameever. for right or wrong, i think that's our future will see, we can evaluate that down the road but i'm very concerned. do i think it's wrong, i didn't say that, the game we all know and love, it's going to change. brian: i would just love the coaches and people on the outside to play a role if there's a compensation package. i would love the people who live and breathe the game to decide how to do it so we can keep competitive aspect on it. brian: regulation, brian, will be a key to this thing. when you talk about college sports, it begins with recruiting and ends with recruiting. that's my biggest concern. brian: thanks so much. always great to talk to you.

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>> the french president macron has tested positive for covid-19. he took a test as soon as the first symptoms appeared and canceled all upcoming trips, we wish him well. >> see you back here tomorrow. >> sandra: fox news alert and new evidence connecting hunter biden and a chinese energy company. fox news obtaining new emails between the president-elect's son and company executive from three years ago showing hunter looking for millions of dollars from now bankrupt energy firm. good morning, everyone, i'm sandra smith. >> trace: good morning everyone. i'm trace gallagher. in the email to the chinese energy company hunter biden urges its chairman to quickly send $10 million to properly fund and operate the biden joint venture with the company and we're also learning the intelligence community's report on interference in the 2020 electionbe