piece of you is going to vote in one of the most important runoff elections in the history of our country. >> we need to vote again in record numbers. change america again. >> we are going to defeat the democratic -- deliver a thundering victory. david perdue and kelly leffler. kelly flights for me, david fights for me. >> prevent the gridlock that has gripped washington in this nation.

there folks in the senate, we will make the progress we need. >> people in georgia will be at the mercy of the list wing socialists, communists. >> make sure your voice is heard. >> and we will make america great again. go get them, david, go get them kelly, go get them. >> 3 hours to go, that is when polls open for one of the most high stake elections of our lifetime. republicans fighting for the senate in the georgia runoff, democrats aiming to take total control of washington. todd: all hands on deck in the peach state as donald trump and president-elect biden make last-ditch appeals to voters. on a big day like today we have

live team coverage. griff jenkins live in dalton, georgia. welcome to the jungle, that is why we played it. have added. >> reporter: we have fun and games and just 3 hours, so polls open here at the city hall and republicans counting on strong turnout, the president came here driving home a message of just how high the stakes are. watch. >> your vote tomorrow could lose and it could be your last chance to save the america that we love. i don't want to do rallies for other people. i told you. i'm here because of david and kelly. >> and the candidates made their final argument to each state voters. >> are you ready to show america that georgia is a red state?

we have to hold the line. >> last line of defense against this radical socialist agenda. he heard joe biden say this is a generational election. what does he mean? exactly what chuck schumer said. takes georgia and change america. >> complicating the message after a day of headline grabbing news from state election officials, the phone call pressuring the security of state over claims a from the president also spent a significant amount of time railing on georgia's gop leaders. >> your governor and your secretaries of state are petrified of stacy abrams. what is that all about? they say are republicans, i don't think they are, they can to be. >> only time will tell if the distraction from the core message will impact the turnout. president-elect biden held a dueling rally in atlanta to shore up support.

>> the power is in your hands was unlike any time in my career, one state, one state can chart the course not just for the next four years but for the next generation. >> georgia's election officials say they will have honest and accurate results at the end of the day but because these races are so close we may not know by tomorrow morning exactly what those results are. at 9:30 today a georgia judge will hear the case the president filed last weekend against georgia's secretary of state and governor to invalidate the election results, we will see where that goes but tune in because at 7 am on "fox and friends" you will hear directly from senator david perdue, he may have something to say after calling the secretary of state's phone call released to the press disgusting. we will see where that goes. >> it will be interesting,

thanks. >> newt gingrich used to represent georgia, here's why he thinks donald trump is a secret weapon for the republican candidates. >> this race is winnable and the republican organization is capable of getting more than 1 million people to the polls, people i talked with who were in the operation, very confident the turnout will be enormous and over 8000 poll watchers so the odds are pretty good that we honest counts. we learned a lot of lessons from what happened in november. the president has been right on point urging people to turn out and vote, why these senate races are so important and people listened to that and show up and it will be a big day for the republican party. todd: as of yesterday 3 million votes have been cast in the peach state, 1 million more than

total votes in 2008's runoffs. >> senator low head making a big announcement as congress meets to certify the presidential election results. >> i have an announcement, georgia. on january 6th i will object to the electoral college vote. >> law for grown -- joined the growing list of republicans vowing to challenge the results. senator purdue supports the movement but his term ended sunday so cannot vote tomorrow. is senator leslie joins the election challenge donald trump is warning republicans who don't of backlash from voters. >> jackie ibanez joins us with these stand ahead of tomorrow's vote. >> donald trump made clear his base will not take kindly to those who don't fight for him. >> one thing i've learned about republicans. they have some difficulties but

a difficult to they don't have, they never forget. when you win in a landslide and they steal it and it is rigged, not acceptable. >> 13 republican senators without objective the results come wednesday. senator josh holly says he's doing this for his constituents. >> i have heard from people like i never heard before over the last month about this election. they have major major concerns about the integrity, fairness of this election and they expect me to stand up and raise those concerns and this is the only form i have to do it. >> 20 senate republicans including majority leader mitch mcconnell will not object. roughly 140 house service plan to object including new york congresswoman this is i don't take this action lightly. i'm asking to protect the democratic process, the twelfth amendment of the constitution makes clear i have an obligation to act on this matter if i believe there are questions about the presidential election.

despite the numbers the effort will only delay certification by a few hours, president-elect's joe biden pressing more on the vote than the pandemic. >> the president spend more time whining and complaining event doing something about the problem. i still don't know why he wants the job he doesn't want to do the work. >> reporter: washington braces for unrest between pro-and anti-trump protesters with the mayor calling in the national guard. todd: thank you. jillian: jim jordan among those planning to challenge the electoral college results and says it is about protecting constitution. >> not about showboating but doing our duty. you have secretary of state, governors, state supreme court's dominated by democrats, county commissioners and county clerks changed the election law. this is the fundamental issue.

when you violate and go around the legislature determining how elections are held, that is the main thrust of our argument. >> reporter: tomorrow's session starts at 1:00 pm. >> josh holly says they vandalized his home in dc and his family. a dozen people showed up and demanded the republican drop a for contesting the presidential results. holly tweeting tonight while i was in misery antifa scumbags came to our place in dc and friends my wife and newborn daughter who can't travel. they screamed threats, vandalized and tried to pound open our door. let me be clear. my family and i will not be intimidated by left-wing violence. >> the united kingdom back on lockdown as the nation combats a new coronavirus stream. boris johnson says schools we closed with a few exceptions for certain students which he asks people to leave their homes only 3 central trips like the grocery store. it comes as the new fast

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>> a big day ahead. donald trump and joe biden return for dueling rallies ahead of today's runoff, the president use the stage to ensure voters he is still fighting for fair elections. >> back up from 100 members of congress including our next guest pennsylvania congressman brett keller and this morning guardsmen joins us to reclaim why he is planning to challenge the electoral college certification. thanks for joining us. >> glad to be here. shannon: why are you doing this?

is it's only about trying to change the outcome of the election? is there a path? >> what we need to look at is what happened in the law. the constitution is very clear, u.s. constitution and constitution of pennsylvania of fits the authority in election law with the general assembly and nobody questions that and it is totally factual and nobody argues what about what the governor did and the secretary of state in pennsylvania did to change election law just before the election without the consent of the general assembly and it is a matter of upholding the constitution. i took an oath of office, state representative in pennsylvania and my second as a member of congress to uphold the constitution and that is what i am doing in my objection to the electors from pennsylvania. >> you are focused on pennsylvania, that is the state

you represent part of but there was unequivocal language yesterday from the gentleman gabe sterling in charge of voting mechanics in georgia where all lies are today, take a listen to what he said. >> there are people who said their votes didn't count and it is not true. i will go through all this anti-disinformation monday, it is groundhog day again. >> what i get confused that is how both sides can be so steadfast in their positions, people claiming to see fraud, people claiming there was nothing even close to fraud. can you explain that in any way, shape or form? >> the two issues are the constitution and what people did, that happened in georgia too with the secretary of state reaching an agreement in their election law but the other thing

is the people that signed affidavits, the courts haven't case, many of these cases have been dismissed on standing or other issues without hearing the evidence and it is important, i know how long we heard from people on the other side making sure we hear people that come forward that are whistleblowers but here's the other point that is so important, where was the outrage in 2001, in 2005, in 2017 when the democrats challenged george w. bush twice, the first electoral votes of donald trump and in 2005, a vote in the house and senate on the ohio electors.

it is a little bit frustrating when people don't look at what happened so recently when the other side of the aisle thought they had a way or thought they should be able to challenge electors or the electoral votes that were certified by the state. jillian: got to get your opinion on this because kelly leffler will object a certification of the presidential election results. the president in georgia making claims the election was stolen, the question with voters going to the polls today in the most important election in georgia's history does that help or hurt perdue and low flirt at this point? >> at this point everybody needs to make sure they get out and vote and their vote is accurately and all legal votes are counted. it is so important in georgia because of what we saw happen with the speaker changing the for the minority, if we don't win those senate seats in

georgia, if republicans lose control abuse we are in bad shape because what will happen, nancy pelosi and the left wing of the democratic party will ram through their agenda and force that on all of america and that's why it is so important people in georgia show up and make sure a vote is accurately counted and we have a good election. >> we will see if it helps or hurts them. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> kamala harris accused of plagiarism. it sounds oddly familiar to a story told by mlk junior. >> is not on returns to pennsylvania one owner putting his employees first, what he is doing and how they plan to pay forward next.

jillian: welcome back. after weeks of restrictions on pennsylvania restaurants one owner is litigating today's grand reopening to his staff and giving all dine in sales to his servers. joining with the reaction are two employees. thank you for being here. appreciate it. i will start with you. i understand the owner, dan, told you this was going to be happening. what did he say and what was your response? >> he said i have a plan for a christmas giveback for you girls. instead of a christmas bonus i want to donate the whole day's worth of sales to you guys. i was in disbelief.

shannon: i am sure. what has it been like? how much of a struggle has it been since the pandemic started for the restaurant, for you guys, employees, every one. >> it has been a struggle, the business has suffered tremendously. we have shutdown indoor dining twice. we did it back in the beginning. i think it was march and 3 weeks before christmas which is the busiest time of year not just for our business but for the servers, we've been in business 44 years. a lot of our servers have been there 10, 20 years. there like family to us and also to our customers, a crucial time for them to miss out on that our business has suffered tremendously and the thing my dad told me, he said this is never about me. it is about giving back to the servers. >> a lot of people forget or may not know servers don't necessarily make a lot of money, they rely on their tips.

they rely on people who come into get to know them and in your notes you send along you said your livelihood are our tips, we are selling ourselves and our personalities. that struck me because it is true and i sometimes that can be forgotten. >> it absolutely is and a lot of people don't realize 283 is what you're living wage is unless you receive tips and having longtime generous customers is a big deal around the holidays. >> the grand opening is going to be spaghetti night. is that correct? this is one of the popular nights at the restaurant. >> yes, one of our most popular nights. this started 20 years ago and it is one of our biggest crowds. that's one of the reasons he picked today, this evening to give it back to us.

jillian: some of this money that is going to be raised today is also going to not only go to those families of the servers and employees who so badly deserve it and need it but also local food bank. is that right? >> yes. they wanted to pay it forward since my father was paying it forward and they decided to donate to the local food bank and i will say my dad told me yesterday this has touched so many lives he has people reaching out to him who don't necessarily live nearby and can't make it to the grand reopening that are sending in generous donations to go towards the servers and i think that is wonderful. jillian: it is a family business and i know when one person in the family struggling everyone else's and it is clear to see that in all the stories we have done with restaurant owners and employees over the last few

months. it is beautiful what you are doing. thank you for joining us, happy new year to you. let us know how it goes. >> pete hegseth, will kane in atlanta as polls open in a few hours, good morning. >> you are a yankees guy, it is déjà vu all over again, tuesday morning before a huge tuesday election, joe biden is on the ground, more media than people and will kane in georgia talking to voters throughout a pact trump rallied. >> some of those rally goers were coming out two days ahead but were they motivated to go to the polls to vote for those two georgia senators, you will find out after the break on "fox and friends first".

indigo you. our mission here in georgia is to make sure the radical left cannot rob you of your voice and your vote in washington. you can't lose these two people. >> the power is literally in your hands when you vote for john and rafael, you will be sending two senators who will fight for you to put georgia first, put you first. don't have that now. >> donald trump and joe biden holding eleventh hour rallies ahead of today is crucial senate runoff. next guest, both there to hear their final pitches. democratic strategists robert portillo and congressional candidate catalina loss. first question to you. you were at both rallies. whose message is going to turn out more voters today? >> there was only one candidate,

one campaign that had a message which was the democratic side, donald trump spent his speech talking about conspiracy theories, that he's going to campaign against the secretary of state of georgia, there were no rallies because david purdue and kelly leffler have no idea. most people have no idea what she does for a living, simply a building who decides to buy a senate seat, asking people in georgia to reject the idea. >> response? >> when you see the energy at the rally last night in dalton was unbelievable the thousands of supporters and you look around and think to yourself how could georgia ever turn blue? the momentum has been across the state in the last month that many conservative leaders campaigning for the senators out here no matter where you are

there's a lot of momentum. both senators had successful careers in the private sector leading up to their public service, not only have they delivered for georgia as public servants but they delivered for the american people by supporting donald trump and the america first agenda. the message is clear. >> a follow-up to you. 2008 versus 2021 runoff election voter turnout. that is the total from 2008, 2.1 million. so far before election day which is today over 3 million so far this year and early indications are those numbers are predominantly democrat. my question, you are at the trump rally, did donald trump do enough to convince people, not just talk about his problems with the vote in november. did he do enough to convince people to get out and vote for

leffler and perdue? >> not only did he do enough to convince people, everybody is going to be calling their friends, calling their family and getting out the vote. the momentum is real, republicans will come out and support kelly (david purdue. it will be an exciting time. they know what is at stake, the future of the american dream is at stake and they know it. >> did joe biden do enough to allay fears of that moderate georgia voters worried about socialism and overturning the current system that we have or did he double down on that and say if that is what you want, vote for warknock and ossoff. >> they are schizophrenic, saying they want to fight against socialism and sent people to thousand dollars checks, rafael warknock wants to open prisons and releasing people from prison, on one hand they believe in the election was rigged but that they were fairly

elected and put into the runoff in november. it is a ridiculous set of circumstances there putting us into. the idea of kelly leffler being a simple businesswoman before getting to the senate, preceding a company with $182 million in hong kong based chinese billion or so while talking about socialism can't explain where those hundreds of millions of dollars went and how that will impact wall street. >> it will all come down to the voters today and whoever voted early. we will see how it all shapes out. appreciate your time. thank you so much. it could be a watch. >> let's go to pete hegseth and will kane in the peach state joining us with what voters are saying and at the rally, curious what you thought the energy was like in what people were saying. >> the energy was through the

roof loses is to be expected at a rally for donald trump a ton of support, tennis passion to help donald trump continue to fight to stay in office. people so passionately been out for days ahead of time camping out to wait to hear donald trump but the big question is does that passion translate into voting for david purdue and kelly leffler. ideas were behind the passion for warknock and ossoff. those ideas are motivating georgians here to go out and vote for leffler and purdue. they are voting against remdesivir and warideas. listen to what they told me. >> if we lose the senate we are terrorists. communism and socialism will take over. >> our two candidates being put back in the senate, what we know and love and cherish as americans will be threatened. >> we need these two people in the senate because they love god and they love country and they love their families.

>> i asked almost every one their concerns or frustrations over election integrity enough to drive away from the polls. almost all them said no it made the more passionate to vote today. >> what did you see when you were on the ground? >> what i saw was will kane's vest on the ground. >> i didn't wear mine. it was cold. we observed something we have seen time and again on the ground. how many times a week and donald trump show up at a campaign for candidates who may or may not win, uses political capital in the process to drag mediocre candidates across the finish line. in his case with so much at stake no surprise he was here, joe biden also in the state yesterday and where we saw them is indicative of what they were talking, joe biden in inner-city atlanta, donald trump in out state georgia.

a quick clip of some of the message they made to appeal to voters, biden and trump. >> they want to turn, the democrats do, america into venezuela with no jobs, no prosperity, no rights, no freedom, no future, for you and your family. >> you will be sending two senators who will fight for you, put for the first, put you first. you don't have now. you have two senators who think it is more important to reward wealth. >> very unclear how you put georgia first if you are not willing to put america first but what you heard from biden was these two senators on the democratic side would break the gridlock in washington dc which the president and republicans means opens the floodgates for socialism and radical left-wing

policies so incompletely contrasting statement who motivates enough to come out today especially for republicans will matter. todd: this election literally all comes out to turn out. you can throw everything in the wash, don't put your watch in the wash because it will break. we will see what happens. we appreciate it and we will check back with you in a little bit. jillian: a state of emergency in kenosha, wisconsin. the sheriff says it is pretty prepare for violence and a decision in the jacob lake shooting, the da will make a decision in coming days whether to charge the officer who shot blake in the back leaving him paralyzed. blake's family is demanding justice. >> tried to kill my son, didn't try to take my son down, he tried to kill my son and could have killed my grandchildren. >> tony evers motorized the national guard troops at of the

decision. >> kamala harris accused of plagiarizing an anecdote from martin luther king jr. in october interview, recall going to a civil rights march with her parents advocate and crying after she fell out of the stroller. harassing and part, quote, my mother said what do you want, what you need and i looked at her and said freedom. in the 1965 playbook interview, mrk told about a police officer costing a little girl during a demonstration, saying in part, quote, what do you want? the policeman asks her gruffly and the little girl looked at him straight in the eye and answered freedom. there you go. >> still had the uk back on lockdown out will tighten up on border control. a live report is next.

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border restrictions this morning as that nation goes back on lockdown to slow the spread of coronavirus stream. jillian: here is more on the lockdown. >> reporter: it is a race against the clock around the world as cases continue to spike. we see some vaccine distribution. in the united kingdom boris johnson announced the nationwide closure until mid february as the new variant continues to spread. all schools will be closed and most students will switch over to computer learning. people will be required to stay home unless they have a specific reason to leave, the alert level for the uk was raised to the highest level level v meaning a material risk of healthcare services being overwhelmed. the prime minister warned hard weeks ahead and said this. >> with most of the country under extreme measures it is clear we need to do more to gather to bring this new variant

under control while our vaccines are rolled back. >> reporter: american officials are being criticized for slow vaccine rollout in many states. 4.5 million people have been vaccinated in the us, four states reporting new covid-19 variant. in israel, 1.9 million people are expected to be vaccinated by this we can, gives you some numbers overseas to contrast to what is happening in the united states in terms of the rollout for the modernand pfizer vaccine. >> back to talking about georgia for a couple minutes. there is so much money being spent on these senate runoff races and people question there is a big money trail. if you look at the money here democrats are up big time.

a lot of this coming from outside the state. >> that getting a lot of backlash but where is this money being spent. 512 million spent to reserve and time. that is on your tv, your computer. facebook ads spending, 1 million for warnot, much less for leffler and her do. none of this matters. i think this all comes down to whether or not donald trump turned people away from voting with his attacks on the system or encouraged people to go saying you will have socialism if not. jillian: it is all about the messaging. are republicans going to come out in full enough force based on mixed messaging, november election and seeing what is happening here.

we were emailing back and forth yesterday and i want to show you some other 2020 races where big money was spent and lost starting off in south carolina, democrat harrison spent 130.6 million and we heard for a while lindsey graham was on "fox and friends" and other program saying i need your help, my opponent raising so much more money than me, jamie harrison didn't end up winning. that did not end up being beneficial, same in kentucky where amy mcgrath spent $94.1 million opposing mitch mcconnell spent $68 million and as you can see north carolina same situation, cunningham raised more than double senator tom tillis. is it just a little more than double. >> these individuals when you're running for office you have so

many people in your ear telling you if you don't raise money and give it to me as a campaign manager in somebody who creates flyers and makes commercials you're going to lose, that gets in the back of your flight that you think i need to make all this money and give it all these people who keep pressure me. politics is a big business, don't kid yourself, it is real money, people wanted and they want these candidates to fund raise and give it to them. >> we will see who gets out and votes today because today is the day in georgia. we have it all covered for you. election coverage continues next. >> just in walls of the in breaking down the key georgia counties to watch today. the touchscreen.

shannon: welcome back.

all eyes on georgia today is voters head to the polls in the highly anticipated senate runoff. the stakes couldn't be iron both races arnett can. joining me now with the key counties to watch, justin wallin. thanks for being here. here are the four candidates and this is what it is coming down to. everything up for grabs today. democrats, republicans, two seats up for grabs as we've discussed at length. of democrats take both of these seats they will control the house, the senate and the white house, with kamala harris as the tie-breaking vote. a lot here for republicans 254. take a look at the advanced turnout already, more than 40 million people have voted. what does that tell you in itself? >> everything in this election is about turnout. everything else is too close to call. when you look at the 3 million

early votes, 83% of the early votes that were cast in november which was record-breaking, looks like there is no issue on either side with the base, the current rhetoric suppressing any particular voting block, people -- 83% statewide looks like on the surface everything is okay. >> let's break down the specific counties you point out that we need to watch and we have them highlighted here. let's start in the fourth largest county in georgia, this is a democrat stronghold, the second most democratic county in georgia. what do we have to watch for in this county specifically? >> this county voted overwhelmingly for biden. 83% and right now early voting is tracking identically to the

rest of the state so if you look at a democratic stronghold all appears to be similar to statewide, doesn't seem to be any yellow or red flags for either party. this changes as we go through the list. >> in hall county, heavily republican, 71% went to donald trump. do you think this county will see those numbers again? >> in terms of proportion of votes for trump quite possibly but in terms of overall votes that is where we will get into a real challenge. we are at 69% early voting compared to november. given how republican it is it is hard to imagine anything except a lower republican turnout overall. this is a yellow flag for republicans in georgia. >> keep an eye there. when it counties to be in favor of gop this has flip-flopped a little bit. you think republicans can pull more support here?

>> a tough one. everything about georgia is slicing, dicing tiny numbers but a much closer call, race year for biden and trump, biden took it but it is worth 77% turnout, early turnout compared to november and even that small difference in the state is part of a trend, unless there is massive disproportionate turnout today in in person voting i think this is tough for republicans. >> as we know peach county known as the bellwether in junior, we will see how that works with justin wallin, thank you for that insight, appreciate it. >> more than 100 republican lawmakers plan to challenge tomorrow's a literal college certification. lands goodin is among the missing he will never certify a rigged election. congressman ralph norman, joey

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