and this republic live on. great working with you. "fox and friends first" is live up next. votes for president of the united states are as follows, joseph r biden junior of the state of delaware has received 306 votes, donald j trump of the state of florida has received 232 votes. jillian: moment ago congress certify the 2020 election results declaring joe biden the 40 sixth president of the united states. neil: two house members nearly brawling on the floor, historic and horrific day, total chaos on capitol hill. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning.

jillian: chad program has been at the capital all day and all night and joins us now, you have a lot of breaking news to get to. >> reporter: we have a new president-elect, it is official, congress certified the electoral college, the final result 306 electoral votes for joe biden, 232 for donald trump. let's listen to amy klobuchar, top democrat on the senate administration committee on the days during the counting of the electoral votes. >> the report we make is joe biden and kamala harris will be the president and vice president according to the ballots that have been given to us. [applause]

>> reporter: this was one of the most ignominious days in us history, the certification of the electoral votes but you had this utter chaos at the capital as marauders broke through capital security, got into the senate chamber, there was an armed standoff in-house chamber as they tried to protect members. it was dramatic during one of the most important constitutional processes in american democracy and the temperature wasn't lowered this evening. what we are looking at on-screen was a skirmish in the back of the house chamber at 2:00 this morning between two members of congress was you had colin allred, former linebacker with baylor university and the tennessee titans and andy harris, republican congressman from the eastern shore of maryland almost getting into a fist fight. called has prevailed, this was punctuated with mary black, the senate chaplain trying to bring down the temperature during his final prayer at the end of the joint session.

>> these tragedies have reminded us that words matter, and that the power of life and death is in the tongue. we have been warned that eternal vigilance continues to be freedom's price. >> black said in his closing prayer that members must guard against all enemies, domestic and foreign and that is the precise verbiage kind of flipping that around. in the past couple moments donald trump has issued a statement about the electoral results. earlier in the day on wednesday he said he would never concede during that rather raucous rally and here's the statement from tonight, this came out a few

minutes ago, he says, quote, even though i totally disagree with the outcome of the election, and the fact the bear me out nevertheless there will be an orderly transition on january 20th. this is going to be the big question, they will swear in joe biden per the constitution at noon on january 20th at the united states capital. but considering the gravity and severity of the security breach at the capital they have to be things up during the pandemic. it won't be anything like what they had for a traditional inauguration with tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people on the west front and the mall for an inauguration, they won't have that but they are going to have to have some sort of inquest with the capital police to figure out what went wrong today, what went haywire, this was the worst incursion into the united states capital since the british broken and burned the

capital august 20 fourth 1814. >> i actually have that tweet on my phone that you sent out yesterday stating that date, 1814 and i saw that tweet yesterday and it got me thinking this is such a significant day in our history, terrible day in our history. how do you think this changes our country going forward? >> it is a day we are going to remember. i always sat the us capital our history plays out inside our building and a lot of times when i leave the capital i walk the statuary hall which is the old house chamber and there is a statute cleo, the mus of history looking at the old house chamber and writing down the events in her journal. she has another evens to write down in her journal and it is a black dark day in american history. >> i don't even know if i have the superlatives to describe what happened yesterday or the job that you did over the last

18-24 hours. with that i will simply say thank you. meantime the tensions come after a day of chaos by violent pro-trump protesters. >> griff jenkins was on the ground in the middle of the terrifying scene all day yesterday and joins us live on capitol hill. it is much different seen out there this morning but i was watching you yesterday, hard to fathom what it was like being there. >> reporter: fortunately things are all calm, mentioning beefed-up security at the corner of -- using the west side of the capital some police out here, national guard, 6000 national guard deployed along with a referee federal agency ensuring

people's house remains secure but it was anything but peaceful earlier when protesters stormed that capital, breaking windows and left four debt including a 14 year veteran shot by police, dozens injured, taken to the hospital, 14 police officers were injured, two hospitalized win 50 arrests had been made. it all started when the president finished addressing the rally, which drew criticism for his inciting that crowd and when he called for them to stop the insurrection, things got out of control he continued to maintain his baseless claim that the election was rigged. >> i know your pain, i know you're hurt, we had an election that was stolen from us. it was a landslide election and everyone knows that especially the other side but you have to go home now. we have to have peace, we have to have law and order, we have to respect our great people in law and order, don't want

anybody hurt. >> roughly the same time donald trump was reacting, president biden delivered the strong rebuke. >> i'm generally shocked and saddened our nation, so long the beacon of light and hope for democracy has come to such a dark moment. the work of the moment and the work of the next four years must be the restoration of democracy, of decency, honor, respect, the rule of law. >> reporter: no a growing chorus of republicans including congresswoman liz cheney, part of the house leadership are blaming donald trump. >> no question the president formed the mob, incited the mob,

there is been -- it will be intolerable and accessible, the mob will not prevail. >> the fbi is reaching out asking anyone who saw anything, knows anything as to how this happened. that will be a story we will be telling for days if not weeks. >> we have a lot of coworkers that you are a friend of ours and watching yesterday i was legitimately worried for my friends safety, you were in it yesterday. describe what it was like. >> it was chaotic and thank you, we were safe, there were a few hairy moments but what was interesting about yesterday and alive shots we had was the vitriol towards the media and it was spurred by the president's speech when he started talking about the fake news and ended talking about the fake news but what was also interesting was some of the protesters generally

came to be peaceful because the president told them to come here because it was a big day and they need to be here, one gentleman from tampa told me as much so it unfolded as a somewhat raucous final speech to hard-core supporters that turned into something history will look upon and frown on for decades but these things happen, you do the best you can, you have to put a camera on those instances because we must learn from that. another interesting story, the aftermath of what chad was talking about which is hardening the target, making this capital safer not just for the inauguration in 15 days but the rest of time for the future because we didn't expect that to happen.

it did now. we have to react. shannon: thank you. we are glad you are safe, thanks for your report. now let's bring in kentucky, is when james come to the er who had to evacuate when the house, when protesters made their way inside, he joins us to describe what he saw, thank you for being here, tell us what you experienced yesterday and your thoughts on it. >> it was a surreal extraordinary day, very dark day in the history of america, the first thing that happened, unusual was when the security came in and rushed nancy pelosi out and then steve scalise who has a capital police detail and in a matter of minutes we could hear people banging on the doors and i noticed the capital police had retreated into the chambers, people were rushing doors and they were beating on the doors, they started to evacuate members of congress, i was staying back a little bit and then glass

burst through the front door of the house chamber and there were some people in the house that were a little uncomfortable but the capital police did a tremendous job. everyone was evacuated and luckily we all made it through it. >> in a situation like this the concern is people, not property but this is not just any property, this is the capital, this is one of the most if not the most iconic vision of our country except the white house, statue of liberty and the like. we've seen some pictures so far, damage wise. can you describe what it is like in their right now or at least what was like as you were coming in to continue your day? >> in statuary hall in different places to assess the damage, there were some broken windows, broken glass, broken furniture

but i didn't notice any of the great portraits, the great artwork in the capital, they looked like they were okay. some things i could have used but a lot of the unique pictures in the capital a lot of visitors come every day to see looked like they were preserved so i don't think there was as much property damage done as could have been done or as one would expect so that was good. jillian: thank you for joining us, glad you are safe. it has been a long day, long night and morning, thank you very much for joining us. >> still ahead chaos in the capital exposing deep divisions in our country. >> for us army special forces jim hansen on how the right can regroup and rebuild, that is next.

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>> law enforcement regaining control after mobs of rioters wreak havoc through the capital. >> democrats and republicans denouncing the violence but even some of the president's supporters pointing the finger at him. jim hansen says it is time for the right to regroup and rebuild, he joins us now. good to see you. the president did put out a statement reading, quote, even though i totally disagree with the outcome of the election and the facts bear me out nevertheless there will be an orderly transition on january 20th. your reaction to that statement just released and your idea how the right can regroup and rebuild? >> it was very important for the

president to point that out. a lot of people claiming this was going to turn into a situation where he had to be removed from office where he was going to hole up in the white house, that was never going to be the case but there is considerable frustration on the right about the way the court cases regarding the election have been handled. a number of them including the case in wisconsin were not dismissed because the facts were not against the election commission who violated state law but went the other way because it was filed too late. that is the situation in pennsylvania where the state constitution was violated by a new law but because it wasn't challenged immediately in the election happened first the case was dismissed on a technicality. that doesn't sit well. people on the right went the rnc and the state legislatures that are controlled by republicans to look at the rules around running elections to make sure they are fair so people can trust the results. todd: we had you on when it comes to matters of geopolitics, finding out a certain thing that

happens in one country means for us in america. from a geopolitical perspective didn't the events of yesterday give a big win to russia and china? >> they will use them without a doubt. it is a situation where for once you look at the greatest democracy, the greatest free country in the world and we are having an internal scrap, we are having a kind of a civil war. look at the events of the past year we had rioting for 6 months or so across the country, billions of dollars of damage, now you look at a case where there was a mob went into the capital building during a constitutional event which is unhelpful at the least so those things will be used by our enemies. we need to look at the issues and everyone on the right needs to calm down and find better ways to deal with them and as a country we need to look at what we are doing and calm down the

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don't want anybody hurt. jillian: donald trump addressing the nation after mobs storm the capital. >> those images overshadow what started as a peaceful protest. >> pete hegseth was in washington with what he saw. a number of things we want to talk about. first of all before we get to folks on the ground you talk to i want to know how you feel about what happened yesterday, you have fought for our country, you've seen so many things, i imagine you felt so many things yesterday, describe your emotions. >> reporter: many of them, none of them were surprised, that's not to say i expected any of that but standing with that group of people, i have got to know trump supporters as well as anybody being at events going to rallies and diners with them, spending quality time talking to them and understanding what makes them tick and what motivates them and one man described yesterday was a great

recognition of where they are coming from, they said i feel like a born-again american, i have been woken up to my responsibilities and the left has destroyed my country, my culture, canceled me, censored me and i have been told time and again my recourse as a peaceful patriotic citizen of america is to go to the ballot box and take my country back by voting for leaders that represent me and they say if i feel like the ballot box itself is rigged, has been taken from me whether is the fraud of election day or the things done where covid-19 was used as a rationale to loosen standards, make it easier for mail in ballot so they didn't feel it was aboveboard, if i don't have the ballot box what is my recourse, what is my option to save my country and they look at what bl m and antifa the way they burned down

private businesses and say that is unacceptable, not the violence we want in this country and as you point out the vast majority of people in washington dc were not a part of what happened inside the capitol hill structure but at the same time, what happened on capitol hill was at the people's house and thank god things were not burned down or destroyed. if anything you had people saying i want to sit in nancy pelosi's chair and prove a point this remains the people's house, not excusing what happened, but the mindset of these people who feel disenfranchised this was a day they felt they wanted to speak out and be heard because their fear is the ballot box is not available to them and that is a scary place for our country. >> is someone who understands the mind of our enemy better than most people if not every single person here at the news channel didn't these rioters who breached the capital give our enemies ultimately what they want?

>> reporter: the communist chinese have long propagated the idea that democracy is messy and incapable of taking on centralized government, that is their narrative and it is an open question over time. i wrote a book about this american crusade whether republics are capable of sustaining themselves especially when the population starts to hate the very country they live in which is what we see from the modern left, what you've heard time and again, the left, i heard this across the country all year long, herded yesterday, the left is writing because they want to revolutionize and change our country, turn it into something was never intended to be and the events of trump supporters, we are fighting to

save our basic freedoms, liberties, the things on which this nation was originally founded so yes our system is messy and inherently, yes, we need to put it back together as best we can but ultimately if we are dealing with enemies foreign and domestic, we have people who don't see our country as a good place but as an evil place we have problems that need to be addressed and ultimately that does make us more vulnerable to external threats, no doubt about that. >> you had dan crenshaw wearing an american flag, i stored my enemies and the enemies of our nation, goes on to say the people in this capital are not your enemy. they should be condemned to the fullest extent. >> important difference, very tragically a woman was shot on capitol hill and killed. i'm not going to point a finger at the capitol hill police officer and say we need to defund them because something very tragic happened in a very confusing moment, big difference.

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technical perspective, how did this happen? >> i don't know. they need to investigate what happened and what failed because i tell you this, the men and women of capital police are american heroes, they can't run and hide. they have to protect the people inside the capital and a lot of them took a beating. the capital police are great organization, really tough job and i agree with pete hegseth on the earlier segment maybe this will convince is on capitol hill that defunding law enforcement is not the right move. these people are there, never run away from danger, i am proud they stood ground but i am also confused. the capital police have a special response team, it needs to be looked at and corrected

because people were hurt and capital police were hurt and the response could have been better but i support and salute the men and women of capital police for taking on such a dangerous job. >> the national guard has been deployed to city streets all across this country over the last 6 to 8 months. have you ever seen a time like this in our history where our national guard has been on our streets as frequently as they have been? >> not since the 60s and some few events. they been called out a lot this year and we see what happened yesterday has happened across this country but instead of having to members of congress, then let me start with this. i'm disgusted by what happened yesterday. anybody that breached the capital and committed some sort of arson or assault or breached

the walls of the capital need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. i call out antifa, anti-trump protesters that burned and looted and assaulted officers in cities throughout this country and i'm calling these people out, there is no reason for it but what happened on capitol hill is happening in seattle, has happened in kenosha and new york city and chicago and portland, american businesses have been affected much like the congressman were affected yesterday. this shines a big light in this country on what is happening in this country and the vision that has occurred from the far left, what happened yesterday, people that breached the capital damaged the trump support face. i'm a trump supporter i've said for a long time, don't always agree with what he has said and done but as an immigration guy who enforces immigration law, no other president has done more than he has done.

this damage is that and damages the trump supporter person. we need to look at what happened. i think the election needs to be looked at. i think you've got 70 million people are unhappy with what happened in the election, there still needs to be an investigation to give these people that are very unhappy given the sense there wasn't fraud there was fraud, let's get the answer these people need and bring the country back together. don't think we will get the question back together until these questions are answered, what happened and how do we improve in the future. >> yesterday certainly showed we are broken, the republican party is broken, there's a lot we need to improve on at this point, thank you for joining us, we appreciate your insight and talking about how yesterday shine a light on the brokenness in our country as a whole was upsetting, we were texting back and forth as this was going on,

members of our staff, producers, i think the one thing that resonated with me and seemed to resonate with a lot of people yesterday is the overarching feeling of sadness, disappointment, frustration, overwhelming anger, those are the words i would use to describe it. todd: how many times to the word sad appear in the text exchange. i was sad when i spoke with my parents. i was sad when i spoke with my wife and that is an underlying sense as to where we are as a nation right now and i always come back to this point. imagine the power of our country if we all rode in the same direction and didn't let so much divide us. i said it on air and i will say it again until it happens which we can't have images like that. jillian: hard to believe it is the united states capital.

you heard so many phone calls from gop members who were covering this live and every single person i heard calling to their show as this was happening, as they were hiding out in undisclosed locations condemning what was happening in the midst of all of this at this moment in time, happening live on capitol hill. michael walsh compared this to fighting overseas for our country. listen to what he had to say. >> this is despicable, this is not who we are as a country, there's no place for violence. i served in places overseas in africa and afghanistan where violence is how we serve disputes, not here in america. >> like you said that is from a war fighter and then there's the house minority leader, one of the top three republicans in

government kevin mccarthy saying look, this is un-american and he was extremely adamant about that. take a listen. >> this is so un-american. i condemn what is happening in the capital right now. i could not be sadder and more disappointed, this is not the american way. this is not protected by the first amendment. jillian: we need to be better. >> the goal is not to defeat your fellow americans even though you may disagree with him or her, the goal is to keep america number one in the world and images like this take a chip at that. jillian: a lot of us waking up in shock over these images, what happened yesterday, we will keep you updated on everything. todd: our other top story democrats projected to take georgia and washington, our deep red state turned blue next.

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>> feel like a brand-new day. the first time in six years democrats will operate a majority in the united states senate and that will be very good for the american people. >> democrats picking up two senate seat in the crippled order runoffs, giving democrats control of the senate, house and white house. >> nancy pelosi touting it as a unified democrat party. how will this affect the country? janel king is here to react. what are your top take aways for our nation? >> it is quite interesting how everything played out but when people ask is georgia blue?

i say it is not because what we notice is 100,000 people who voted in the november election did not vote in the runoff and those were of voters that supported donald trump. i think it is interesting to note there were a lot of emotions going on and these candidates weren't only running against democrats but also against the media, all the attacks happening when it came to them and so many other things, stacy abrams increased voter registration by so much. interesting to look at it all. i don't think we really know what actually happened until we look at the numbers but there were a lot of republicans who just did not show up to vote. jillian: why? everybody knew because of the media coverage and because of how much this was talked about and how much focus it was everybody knew the implications

for our entire country surrounding the runoff election so why do you think people didn't come out to vote and what does that say about the republican party and what they need to learn going forward? >> people didn't show up because a lot of people lost faith in the election process and that had a lot to do with it. a number of people did not have faith and when you have individuals encouraging republicans not to vote this is what you get. there was a lot of that. the election integrity issues going forward. a lot of emotions connected to this and that is where we have to draw the line, to make decisions without letting our emotions drive us but that is what we saw in a lot of cases. >> use a vote republican campaigns are in it for the

long-haul focusing on the purdue campaign with potential for a recount. do you see a pathway to victory for either candidate? >> there is always a pathway to victory but whether or not it will transpire is what we are waiting to see but it is only fair that every candidate exercise their right to vote. stacy abrams did the same thing, she was down by 50,000 votes, she said i'm not conceding, count every ballot, every provisional ballot and that is what we did. i worked on governor kemp's race during that time, and so i know that to be a fact that both senators to do the same. neil: thank you for your time, georgia will be a focus for a long time. we will check back in with you through the course of the next couple years. meantime, president-elect joe biden plans to announce his pick for attorney general, judge merrick garland, he was nominated to the supreme court by president barack obama in 2016 but did not receive a hearing, judge garland serves on

the us court of appeals for the dc circuit. if confirmed he would be giving up a lifetime appointment. >> governor scrambling to speed up covid-19 vaccinations, new york threatens to find hospitals not moving fast enough, healthcare workers have until next week or will move to the back of the line and dentists in california could soon give out shots, 29 people have suffered severe allergic reactions out of 5 million vaccinations. the us surpasses 21 million cases with 360,000 deaths. >> 47 after the hour, world leaders and our former president astonished by the capital chaos, the reaction pouring in. >> the question how did this kind of security breach happen? chris webber answers that next. it's moving day. and while her friends

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>> fbi and other federal agencies rushing to secure the with s thousands of protesters storm the building was that chaotic scene taking hours to get under control. jillian: how are people able to breach a federal building in the first place and get as far as they did? former assistant fbi director joins us, thank you for joining us. how did this happen? how did they get that far and is this a big wake-up call to law enforcement across the country? >> this is a colossal leadership failure, the commanders and city administration, this was a foreseeable event and not the first time these types of rallies have taken place. we have plenty of precedent involving lawlessness at rallies, not just trump rallies but events across the country. you have to have great planning,

a sufficient number of officers out there, strategies in place, this is all about planning and execution just didn't happen. i sought equipment, there was improper equipment, there wasn't enough equipment and all i saw was retreat retreat retreat, these protesters should never have been anywhere near the capital. neil: federal agencies are robust. it is a long list, we'll scroll it for you on screen but that doesn't answer the question of where were people when this started, to follow up on what you were talking about? after 9/11 i thought the assumption was places like the capital were under the tightest security possible. this begs the question for me what if this were foreign terrorists trying to infiltrate our government that would be strolling through the streets of washington dc with flags

identifying themselves, what kind of response would we have god for bid that happens? >> you highlight a great point, the security apparatus was flat-footed on this and when you are caught in a reactive rather than proactive state bad things happen, we had the shooting, a tragic situation involving the death of a veteran, that comes from poor planning and in this case the nations capital, if ever we were to have good security, good crowd control it out to be right there in the nation's capital. it is unexplainable. we are going to find a number of leadership failures. it's not a failure of the officers on the street but the leadership, foresee what happened here. jillian: what is the role of the fbi, will a lot of this fall on

to them? what are they going to ensure this doesn't happen going forward? >> the secret service usually has the lead and the fbi will take the investigation and intelligence part. they will follow up and instruct investigations, who did what normally with regard to security planning and that sort of thing but in terms of criminal charges, who breached, who committed violence and gather as much intelligence as they can for future rallies not just involving trump supporters but any rally of this nature. jillian: thank you for your insight, thank you for joining us. sickening and heartbreaking, all four living former presidents condemning the violence on capitol hill calling for leaders to unite.

>> reporter: reaction pouring in from around the world but first let's start at home, former president george w. bush released a statement saying in part this is how election results are disputed in a banana republic, not our democratic republic. former president obama placing blame on donald trump saying history will rightly remember today's violence at the capital incited by a sitting president who has continued to baselessly lie about the outcome of a lawful election as a moment of great dishonor and shame for our nation. former president clinton mentioning the president by name tweeting the match was lit by donald trump and his most ardent enablers including many in congress to overturn the results of an election he lost. former president jimmy carter releasing a statement of hope saying i know we the people can unite to walk back from this precipice to peacefully uphold the laws of our nation and we must.

the violence also being condemned by other world leaders, boris johnson tweeting the united states stands for democracy around the world and it is now vital that there should be a peaceful and orderly transfer of power. canadian prime minister justin trudeau calling the attacks disturbing adding violence will never succeed in overruling the will of the people. democracy in the us must be upheld and it will be. the president released a statement, because he has been locked out of his twitter account, he has vowed a peaceful and orderly transition of power. he also said this is only the start of a fight to make america great again. jillian: order restored after pro trump protesters storm the people's house. >> bill johnson, joey jones and david webb react to the chaos at the capital next. dinner with the drakes...tonight. alexa, ask buick to start my encore gx.

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the votes for president of the united states are as follows, joseph r biden junior of the state of delaware has received 306 votes. donald j trump of the state of florida has received 232 votes. neil: fox news alert, break an hour ago congress certifying the 2020 election results declaring joe biden the 46 president of the united states. jillian: it was not without drama with two house members nearly brawling on the floor in the middle of the night, a historic e