todd: friday january it, fox news alert, capital police officer hurting wednesday's right has died. jillian: washington looks to move forward from the horrific political violence. you are watching "fox and friends first". todd: we have more on that. >> us capital police say the officer died last evening, injured wednesday while engaging with the mob on capitol hill,

police say he returned to his office and collapsed. there is now a homicide investigation. officers near the capital a tribute to him, he joined the us capital police force in 2008. the department chief and other officials are resigning after wednesday's massive security brief. the fbi released wanted posters and dozens who entered the capital, vandalizing, from the legislature of the united states government. senior officials and even cabinet members abandoning the trump administration setting the president's rhetoric wednesday for inciting violent protesters overrunning the capital, the education secretary has resigned, she joins transportation secretary elaine shall, to a national security adviser and china expert matt potin ager and other senior and lower-level officials. last evening the president finally spoke posting a video on twitter and for the first time acknowledging he will seed the presidency. >> reporter: >> like all-americans i'm outraged by the violence,

lawlessness and mayhem, the demonstrators infiltrated the capital have defiled the seed of american democracy. to those who engaged in the acts of violence and distraction you do not represent our country and to those who broke the law you will pay. my focus turns to ensuring a smooth, orderly and seamless transition of power. this moment calls for healing and reconciliation. >> senior democrats and even some republicans are calling for the presence immediate removal. the house speaker says congress may try again to impeach him. >> in calling for this seditious act, the president has committed an unspeakable assault on our nation and our people. if the vice president and

cabinet do not the congress may be prepared to move forward with impeachment. >> the president-elect also spoke yesterday calling the violence and assault on the citadel of liberty. >> no one can tell me if it had been a group of black lives matter protesting yesterday they wouldn't have been treated very very differently. than the mob of thugs that stormed the capital. >> aids say mike pence is expected to attend biden's inauguration of invited to demonstrate a peaceful transition of power, the mark of the american executives in 1797. >> news was coming fast and furious, appreciate the summary. >> alexandria ocasio cortez calling for ted cruz and josh holly to resign blaming them in part for the violence. congressman dan crenshaw says they are responsible but others are. >> senator cruz and senator holly were not i pick up january 6th. they were not calling for people to fight in the streets, they

were not saying this was our last stand, that being said many members of congress did do that. many commentators did do that. many in the media have been doing that for the last few weeks, constantly saying this is our time to fight and let me tell you something very clearly. they have been lying to people, they been lying to millions, line the january 6th is going to be the big solution for election integrity, it never was going to be. >> following the initial suspension of donald trump's facebook over his capital right response the social media company has moved to block him indefinitely. >> tucker carlson lays out the media's obsession with the president saying it isn't good for anyone. >> they spent all day talking about donald trump. you may not notice because it's not different from any other day the last 5 years. since the moment he announced for office it has been all about donald trump all of the time and the effect has been noticeable.

we've gone from being a sprawling continental country with an enormous fan of concerns and interests to us with the airless chat room of 330 million people all of them simultaneously focused on a single man, donald trump. that is not healthy no matter how you feel about trump. me and i attacking him. few media out to been as supportive of donald trump's agenda than this show have been was we agreed with his ideas then and we agree with him now but at some point you have to wonder where our country is putting all of its energy. is anyone worth all this time and attention? all politicians with you agree with them or not, the shelf life, they don't last forever, none of us do. in trump's case the expiration date arrives in 13 days. after that he will not be president. we know a lot is going on but just for a second, the long view, let's think about what life will be like in february

which is next month, two weeks from tonight donald to will no longer be in control of our nuclear arsenal, he will no longer have command of federal agencies or even likely his own twitter account. as much as this may upset you it is nevertheless true. we cannot change it. the rest of us, this is the key, will still be here. we've got to where to go, we don't have foreign passports, we are staying to the end. what is life going to be like for us on january 21st? >> no one has an answer to that. that is when joe biden will be inaugurated. jillian: the us sees its deadliest day since the pandemic started with 4000 deaths reported yesterday. todd: a new state is named the world's hotspot. >> reporter: us deaths standard 355,000, cases increasing nationwide, arizona is the coronavirus hotspot, that state

recording 9900 new cases and a record 297 new deaths reported thursday, 4900 people are hospitalized. as hospitals nationwide deal with fool or nearly capacity icus vaccine distribution is crawling along. so far 21 million vaccines have made their way to front-line healthcare workers and other high-risk groups but just under 6 million people have received their shots. a much slower pace than predicted. >> when you take an undertaking of the magnitude of trying to vaccinate essentially most of the country there's always going to be a bump in the road or a cup. that started in the middle of the holiday season. christmas and new year's and that is the reason things start slow. right now we just need to give a little of slack.

>> reporter: grim numbers out of california especially hard-hit la county, a person now dies every eight minutes from covid-19 in the county, la county mayor eric garcetti sounding the alarm. >> reporter: i want to say loud and clear vaccination is not happening fast enough. we need more vaccines. california isn't getting enough, los angeles as the epicenter is not getting enough as well. we have the capacity to do many more. >> to speed up the process la county announcing plans to make vaccines available to low priority citizens as well. >> overnight a man is arrested, he was a patient, barricaded himself in a bathroom. is did not take any hostages was a patients and hospital staffers were evacuated and the crisis negotiators got him to surrender. nobody was hurt. police have not released a motive. >> reporter: republican senator kelly lesser concedes to

democrat rafael warnock after he defeated her in the georgia senate runoff, releasing a video statement saying she called to congratulate him while pledging to protect conservative values. >> the fight to advance the american dream is far from over, the fight to protect conservative values is far from over and the fighting socialism and the radical agenda of the left is far from over. >> democrat john ossoff defeated david perdue, purdue's campaign has yet to succeed. todd: the first rocket launch of the new year, take a look. >> 3, 2, one, 0, ignition and lift off. todd: the falcon 9 rocket deliver turkish communication satellite to improve tv and internet access across africa, europe and the middle east. it is expected to remain in orbit for 30 years. jillian: donald trump awards the

medal of freedom to three golf legends including atticus sorenson, gary player and baby harriet. paving the way for female athletes, she died in 1956 from colon cancer. todd: you will be on the list of great women golfers. still ahead republicans condemn the capital of arius, many on the left have not condemned the riots over the summer. jillian: dan bishop says riots is never the answer, he joins us next. alexa, ask buick to start my encore gx. ♪ four filets. ♪ you know this dinner's for their... kids. thanks for watching them. where's the pizza? the buick encore gx. current eligible non-gm owners get nearly 43 hundred purchase allowance on 20-20 buick encore gx models.

change america is and must always be a nation of law and order. to those who broke the law you will pay. now congress has certified the results. a new administration will be inaugurated on january 20th. todd: donald from speaking out as a police officer injured during the right has died.

>> he is the fifth person killed as a result of wednesday's clash. punishment and bishop joins us live to react. thank you for being here. >> glad to be with you. jillian: my question if i can is to you think the president's message was enough and wasn't delivered quickly enough? a lot of people said they would have liked to hear it the night before. >> the president's message was helpful, fair questions about whether it was enough or soon enough. we are all responsible for our rhetoric and rhetoric matters but i do think whatever the situation we've got to deal now with the aftermath, devastating loss from this unspeakable attack on the nation's capital and we have all the responsibility to pull in the right direction. >> the president discussed the transition of power.

katie path which has an interesting take on that. >> it has been nancy pelosi's fantasy to impeach and remove donald trump since he was elected and they act like there was a peaceful transfer of power between the obama administration and the trump administration, there was not. todd: do you agree with that? >> it certainly is true the first 3 and a half years of the trump administration were fraught because of a special counsel investigation that turned out to be over issues that were baseless. i long said that was a coup attempt against the trump administration and it remains true as a historical fact, the resistance was total and complete and i won't be part of that kind of approach for the purpose of the new administration, the electoral college is spoken, the president and vice president have been

elected and we won't have that from republicans. jillian: are you surprised at the number of resignations we've seen over the last 24 to 36 hours? >> not entirely. development specifically related to this unspeakable attack on the capital are extraordinarily unsettling, and as i said everyone is responsible for his or her own rhetoric. some people are very upset about what occurred for very good reason. todd: look at this. republicans have been quick to condemn the violent mob attack at the capital. mitch mcconnell, the ultimate blame lies with the unhinged criminals who tried to disrupt our government, lindsey graham, people sitting in the chairs need to be sitting in a jail

cell. kevin mccarthy, violent mob responsible for this attack on the us capital deserves the full consequences of their actions under the law. where is the democrat condemnation against those who destroyed our cities this summer? >> that is exactly right. everyone responsible for the rhetoric i mean everyone. i also condemn this attack, this violent from the moment that occurred and distinguished between people who attack the capital and the fine americans, the good people who were there in washington to express their view peacefully and i did the same thing when we had the riots in this is, mainstream media seem to be saying approach trump bob, designating the entire folks who were present in washington that day, you must

make a distinction between people who were law-abiding peaceful -- half of the nation who supported the president and those who undertake these violent attacks and every one has to be held to account for that brazen double standard on the left as well. todd: congressman dan bishop, thank you very much. jillian: a major power shift as democrats are expected to take congress and the white house. to their victory may be short-lived, what history books say about 1-party rule in washington, that is coming up next.

todd: following a clean sweep in the georgia runoff democrats

have claimed 1-party rule in washington but history shows full control is usually short-lived, can we expect them to keep their newfound power or will there be a shakeup in the 2020 midterms? jane hampton cook joins us to explain, thanks for being here. walk us through what history shows when it comes to 1-party cool. >> in the past 40 years the democrats have only had one party will twice and it only lasted two times in both locations under obama and under clinton so a lot of times what happens is one party leads to big changes and people react against those changes. that happened with obamacare and you had a surge in the midterm elections after obamacare. right now the house is very tight, very slim democratic majority and the republicans are poised to take the house back in

2022. but it does depend on other factors going forward. >> some of those factors are how left the democrats take this house of representatives. if they go food on progressive with their agenda that is going to put middle of the road democrats in a tight spot especially those that won in states that donald trump won in 2016 and in 2020. do you agree with that? >> i do because there's a reaction to extreme policymaking and people prefer moderate see in policymaking so that is a real possibility. the past couple months raised the issue of election integrity especially in contestants they fight georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, nevada and it is incumbent upon those

state legislatures to take a look at their election laws, they are responsible for election laws, not governor, not secretary of state, not a judge and looking at that at the state level will give reassurance to the people. florida clean up their act after the 2000 debacle and become beautifully florida performed this year. there is an opportunity to make election integrity the new civil right and that will strengthen our democracy moving forward. todd: let's assume republicans do focus on election integrity. they have the midterm factor on their side and his potential push to the left on their side. one thing they don't have on their side is the fisher that appears to be growing in the republican party. do they fix that over the next 18-24 months? >> they need to. there is a fracture you've seen on display in the past few days. that will be up to kevin mccarthy. he has the power to heal that

fracture and that split but the democrats, we have seen them fracture between the different camps. in the 30s and 40s when there was one party will with democrats they fractured against each other. we might see that happen in one party were different camps go after each other, public and private infighting. it is dependent on how both sides handle that. todd: who said we had nothing to talk about in 2021, thank you so much. jillian: still ahead protesters swarm the mayor of portland. >> you have done nothing. you're going to be made to feel like the scum you are. >> tense moments leading to the

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jillian: capital police officer has died after being hurt during the capitol hill riots. he collapsed after returning to his office and died at the hospital last night. todd: officers lining the streets have the capital before taking a moment to honor the fallen officer. jillian: he's one of 5 people to die in the right aftermath including one woman who was shot in the capital building. todd: there are two weeks remaining in donald trump's presidency the democrats are calling for his immediate removal.

>> i joined the senate democrat leader in calling on the vice president to remove this president by e immediately invoking the 20 fifth amendment. of the vice president's cabinet do not act the congress may be prepared to move forward with impeachment. jillian: constitutional law expert mark smith is here with reaction. there are 200 house and senate lawmakers calling for the removal of donald trump. can this be done with the 12 days he has remaining in office? >> yes, in theory donald trump could be removed from office under the 20 fifth amendment in a sense. the 20 fifth amendment is designed to allow the vice president to take over the duties of precedent. when the president is physically or mentally unable to perform this usually occurs in the context where the president is sick, unconscious, something along those lines, that was the

idea but what is going on now is arguments that say we don't like what donald trump is saying or doing, and under the 20 fifth amendment, the way that is effectuated is mike pence, has to work with the majority of the cabinet of donald trump to say donald trump is not able to perform the job of president. i am guessing that is not going to happen but in theory it could happen under the 20 fifth amendment, to object to that or fight it out, under the constitution there is a provision for donald trump to be denied the ability to be president if he is physically or mentally unable to perform that job. todd: they disrupt the orderly

transition of power. >> if you look at the purpose behind the 20 fifth amendment, designed where in the jfk assassination, and vice president lyndon johnson, what would happen, president kennedy put into a coma for a month who would be the president, how to make it very clear in those situations to be physically -- to step into their shoes. there is no evidence donald trump is physically or mentally unable to perform the job of president. you may not like his job, 74 million people like what donald trump does, but just because you don't like how a president performs is not a basis to invoke the 20 fifth amendment. jillian: appreciate your

insight. washington dc police and the fbi began a manhunt for the rioters, these are a few of the wanted suspects. chuck schumer says these people are, quote, domestic terrorists and point the president's call for prosecution. >> they must and should be prosecuted to the extent of the law hopefully by this administration. if not certainly by the next. jillian: a reward of 100,$000 is offered to anyone who can identify the suspect. todd: the dc national guard putting up a 7 foot tall fence around the building that cannot be scaled, that since will stay for at least 30 days. 6000 national guard soldiers will also be at the capital this weekend to support police. sarah sanders says this kind of violence just can't happen. >> with the clear what happened

was absolutely unacceptable was we are a country of law and order and we cannot have senseless violence running rampant and making decisions in our communities and ruling our communities, the reason america is great is because we are a free country but we cannot remain a free country if we don't remain a country of law and order. >> the former white house press secretary was harassed for working for donald from being kicked out of her virginia restaurant. >> attacks over politics impact all sides. and portland democratic mayor ted wheeler was harassed by protesters while eating dinner at home. >> people counted absurdities and punched him. carley shimkus has the shocking video. >> a hostile unfolding in portland, ted wheeler accosted by protesters during the night on the town.

>> you've done nothing. you will be made to feel like the scum you are. shame on you. >> according to police, the protester went on to punch him but it was not captured on video. the mayor got cracked down on violent rioters in the city. >> my good-faith said de-escalation have been met with ongoing violence and even scorn from radical antifa and an artists. it's time to push back harder against those who are destroying the community and to take more risks. >> the mayor is committed to supporting local businesses and wants others to do the same given the tenor of political discourse nationally and locally. it is not unusual for people to confront the mayor and other elected officials in public. it is part of the job.

the footage going viral on social media with reaction, he says he allowed hundreds of people to be assaulted by the rioters for over a year. he got off much better than some of them did. these are race is much as i am not a fan this is not acceptable behavior. kim on facebook timing in this is what america has come to. no matter what side of the aisle you are on, portland experiencing a spike in crime with 55 homicides in 2020 marking the 26 year high. jillian: bill diblasio blasts governor andrew cuomo for squashing plans to make 25,000 nypd officers eligible to receive the covid-19 vaccine. >> why don't we don't give the city of new york the freedom to vaccinate high-priority people as we see fit. sometimes federal government,

state government needs to stand back and let local government do what it knows how to do best. jillian: governor cuomo says only healthcare workers and nursing homes are eligible right now. so far more than 1.9 million vaccines have been distributed in new york but only 350,000 people have been vaccinated. in new york state senator blasting governor cuomo over the vaccine distribution saying he should have been preparing for that instead of writing a book. >> think about the chronology last march and april we had a huge surge of covid-19 and the numbers went far down in july and august but we knew the vaccines were coming and that is what the governor should have focused on finding distribution sites, creating a real plan for getting these vaccines out. what was he doing? he was writing a book, creating a poster, arguing on another network with his brother about who their mother like more.

he was not focused on the distribution centers. jillian: governor cuomo published a book on leading through the pandemic in october. >> one of cnn's biggest stars called elitists for saying this. >> it is stunning and they are going to go back to the olive garden and holiday inn they are staying at. todd: does make one of the marriott. critics call it condescending comments. jillian: our next guest says a democratic sweep of washington, peter morici joins us.

jillian: the mayor of washington dc calling for statehood following the capitol hill riots. >> first we must get statehood on the president's desk in the first 100 days of the 100 seventeenth congress.

congress must immediately transfer command of the national guard from the president of the united states and put it squarely under the command and control of the mayor. >> mayor bowser calling on congress to create a nonpartisan commission to review law enforcement. >> critics are calling anderson cooper and elitists and snob over remarks he made while covering the capital right. >> it is stunning and they are going to go back to the olive garden and the holiday inn they are staying at. >> cooper is a multimillionaire and air to the vanderbilt fortune. many on social media taking aim at the siena necker for employment group was of lesser welfare lesser class. jillian: us market soaring to record highs as donald trump pledges a smooth transition of power. >> a new administration will be inaugurated on january 20th. my focus now turns to ensure a

smooth, orderly and seamless transition of power. this moment calls for healing and reconciliation. >> the dow closing above 31,000 and the nasdaq 13,000 for the first time ever. >> peter morici here with reaction. besides free money, what are the markets seeing in terms of the government coming in terms of balance sheets, talking to the average, not a lot of confidence right now. >> a big boost in corporate profits as the economy kicks in. today's profits, the s&p 500 which is 80% of the us stock market is overvalued but if you look at what profits are likely to be come april make and june it is undervalued. the market price is 6 months to a year ahead so what is happening is very rational. the other thing, the biden people will spend money right

away. this $2,000 stimulus check even though biden talks about science-based policy, larry summers, one of the most respected economists in the country, democratic treasury secretary, is that it is terrible public policy. peter morici says it is terrible public policy but they can't wait to do it, any more than granting dc statehood which is unconstitutional. jillian: the people expected to cherokee senate committees, a number of people on the list you see on screen. bernie sanders getting a lot of the conversation and biden, who stand out to you on this list and why? >> sanders is an avowed socialist, wanting to -- people would have to sell stock every year, december 30 first would be chaotic. a lot of the stuff they cook up,

kinds of things that academics who were disaffected on the left, look at this administration, going to be making economic policy, people will tell you if you raise the minimum wage, we will hire more people rather than less because they will be worth more. listen to jared bernstein on that one. non-euclidean economics. just by seniority over there we will have some crazy people running some committees and it is very unfortunate. todd: the progressive policies on the table. covid-19, healthcare policy, minimum wage, student debt all being wiped away, could any of this get done with moderate democrats like joe manchin? >> an increase in the minimum wage is possible because so many states have legislated a higher minimum wage than the federal wage which hasn't changed in

years and years, that is a concession republicans might make on the package of policies to get things they want. the interesting thing, biden is going to govern, he has to turn off his economic advisers. the chatter inside the white house is going to be all very left-wing. the focus should shift from aoc and sanders to moderates like manchin because they will do the deals on the republican side. for most things he is still going to need 60 votes. they are not going to repeal the 60 vote will simply because many democrats are fearful it could backfire on them in two years when the republicans may well have the senate. jillian: good to see you, thanks for joining us. todd: the fbi on the hunt for

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todd: confirmation hearing set for joe biden's defense attorney, lloyd austin will raise up on january 19th before biden's inauguration, the commerce secretary and boston mayor marty walsh as labor secretary. isabel guzman tapped to lead the sbs. show biden announcing mary garland as his pick for attorney general, he was nominated to the supreme court by president barack obama in 2016 but did not receive a hearing.

of the key nominations lisa monaco for deputy ag, biden nominated kristin clark for the doj top civil rights post. clark is a known supporter of the funding the police partially and investing in social programs. jillian: the hunt is on for riders involved in wednesday's violence in washington dc. the fbi using advanced digital technology and social media to identify suspects who breached the capital. good morning, brett, thanks for being here. let's pull up law enforcement techniques to identify these suspects that includes facial recognition, social media activity and the fbi or local police. social media plays such a big role because there are photos and videos everywhere. what is the most beneficial way fbi can go ahead and figure out who these people are?

>> this is priority number one for the bureau and many field offices, the individuals that started this and more importantly prevention of that and one of the ways is through big data. they are collecting a lot of things from the public domain, the fbi has partnership with silicon valley companies that created these tools to scrape social media, to look at youtube, to figure out with new software some individuals who are dumb enough to post their own personal videos so the name of the game is big data and in the end they have a ton of information at their disposal to get to the bottom of it and prevent it happening again. jillian: they have to scour through all that stuff.

the fbi special agent, not only would each person did but also going to look at the criminal conspiracy. where people conspire to commit this crime and even more importantly is there more to come. that is an important question, you can get that on social media, how people in these groups are talking to one another, where they are going to meet and go together if they are and if there's anything else in the works. >> from in fbi standpoint the number one question is was this a one off event or was this calculator orchestrated or did it happen spur of the moment and that is the most important thing because we haven't seen anything like this for a long time and a lot of people were surprised it happened and many were embarrassed by it. the fbi's job is to look to see if it can be stopped in the future. jillian: let's talk about drones and the impact they could have on the country, pushing for

drone delivery systems for amazon and other outlets using drones to get packages to people. the question is these big companies wants to use or are using are safe to be on our soil and not used against us? >> we are vulnerable from things that were learned overseas, even from nationstates, russia and iran know how to take simple technology in the us and use it for bad and there are these two schools of thought when it comes to things like drone delivery and the massive rollout of this technology and one side of the argument believes more drones the better, the senate we can get more flying machines in the air delivering packages, delivering medical supplies providing tools for law enforcement the better our lives

will be but the other side believes this technology is moving away too fast, too fast from the government to keep up, but for the faa and more importantly the american public isn't ready for what is to come from the national security standpoint and we are very vulnerable and i on the cautious side because i want to make sure fellow americans are protected and the faa gets it right and the truth is society can't truly benefit and understand the potential for drones unless they understand what it's like above them and we don't know that we can trust what is flying above us. jillian: a few seconds here but is there a point in the near future when drones will be utilized in the situation we saw on capitol hill wednesday where the fbi or police can quickly get these runs in the air to get a better idea of what is going on from above? >> i wouldn't be surprised if there were some aircraft above for something significant but from a threat standpoint the opposite is also true. it is a matter of when something

like that will happen to hurt government officials, that is what we have to be cautious about. it is not if but when. jillian: have a good day. todd: in the next hour of "fox and friends first," doctor mark siegel and congressman craig's doobie - steube live next.

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>> fox news alert, a capital police officer has died, donald trump releases his strongest condemnation yet but some say it is too little too late. todd: mainstream media anchor turning the situation into an elitist insult. >> it is stunning and they are going to go back to the olive garden and the garden marriott. todd: the growing backlash from fellow americans. jillian: space x lancets first successful launch since 2021. "fox and friends first" continues. >> thanks for being with us, we go to richardson with more on the officer with the latest message condemning the violence. >> capital police