didn't democrats spent 32 million bucks on that? >> i would love to see his phone records, whether he was talking to vladimir putin the day the insurgents invaded our capital. todd: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ i can't get no ♪♪ satisfaction ♪♪ i can't get no ♪♪ satisfaction ♪♪ todd: i like that. jillian: i wondered where you were going to go with this. neil: not satisfied with the results of the election. so what? good morning, that is a fact. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: thank you for joining us, live look at washington dc as inauguration preps continue to be underway, the nations

capital on high alert, concerns and testifying as protesters may disguise themselves as american soldiers. todd: griff jenkins live with the potential threat. your hit was almost taken by another reporter. >> reporter: glad it survived. this city is locked down anyways i have never seen in the 27 years i have been here, literally locking up, fencing perimeter that stretches from the white house to the capital. along the mom and buy 25,000 national guard troops and yesterday the acting defense secretary chris miller says this, quote, while we have no intelligence indicating an insider threat we are leaving no stone unturned in securing the n william walker, commanding general of the dc national guard says they are getting troops for inside threats.

>> the united states army cid, united states air force office of special investigations are conducting checks on all 25,000 guardsmen will be here supporting the secret service was we want to make sure everybody in this bubble of security that we are providing has the privilege to be there. >> reporter: democrat carson steve cohen says he still worries about the guard. >> the guard is 90% male, 20% white males voted for biden. probably not more than 25% of the people that are there protecting us who voted for biden. the other 75% would be folks who might want to do something so it does concern me. >> the washington post reports the fbi warned law enforcement

agencies of potential threat, and adherence to the far right group qanon who indicated they might want to come to washington for joe biden's swearing-in ceremony but the show must go on, celebration preparations in full swing. last night flags lit on the national mall in honor of thousands of americans who came out to attend in person, it was lit for 46 seconds in honor of the 40 sixth president in a parade was rehearsed but this parade tomorrow unlike the ones in the past will be virtual. all we are waiting for now from outgoing donald trump is the list of pardons which may be 5200 names on it. it has been reported it could include wrapper little wayne. we will have to wait and see. neil: tucker carlson says democrats are using the national guard to send a message to americans that they are in charge now. listen.

>> our capital city, washington is under military occupation. by inauguration day, they expect to be 26,000 armed federal troops in washington. no living american has seen a moment like the one we are watching now. the democratic party is using those troops to send a message about power. we are in charge now. we run this nation from honolulu to the caribbean and everything in between including where you and your family live, do not question is, men with guns and forth our decrees, we control the pentagon and they do lose democrats in congress demanded the troops sent to washington this week submit to a political purity test, ideological vetting to make sure every soldier profess loyalty to the new regime, not loyalty to our country our constitution but loyalty to the aims of a specific political party, nothing like that has ever happened in america, a few months ago it would have been

unimaginable. suddenly it is compulsory. >> tomorrow's inauguration ceremonies will start at 11:30 a.m.. four minutes after the hour. a biden administration official is warning thousands of migrants who believe the incoming administration will help them cross the border. >> jackie ibanez joins us as the president-elect prepares to unveil his immigration overhaul plan. >> reporter: good morning. guatemalan security forces breaking up a massive group of migrants trying to push their way north. the caravan traveling to the united states almost a year after then candidate joe biden promised the 100 a moratorium on deportation. >> in the first hundred days of my administration no one, no one will be deported at all. from that point on, the only deportations will take place on commissions of felonies in the united states of america.

>> 100 migrants traveling with the caravan sites the president-elect's pledges the reason he is heading to the us, listen to this. >> biden, given us 100 days to get to the us and so we can get a better life. >> acting deputy secretary of homeland security can cuccinelli blaming the looming surge at the border on the incoming administration scaling back donald trump's immigration policies. >> we saw the trump effect, this amazing drop, voluntary drop in illegal immigration when donald trump was sworn in because of the expectations he created and we are seeing the biden effect because of the expectations he has created. >> but a name biden transition official is pushing back on the 8000 strong caravan telling nbc, quote, the situation at the border isn't going to be

transferred overnight, transformed. they need to understand they are not going to be able to come into the united states immediately. there is help on the way but now's not the time to make the journey. this as the president-elect prepares to roll out a sweeping overhaul of the nation's immigration laws the days inaugurated. 11 million illegal immigrants a path to citizenship addressing the causes of migration from central america and deploying technology to control our southern border. >> retard acting a stricter tom homans is joe biden is well aware of the consequences of his words. >> 1415 during the first surge i briefed the white house numerous times. what's causing the surgeon how to shut it down. the promises he made he knew would cause a caravan, he knew would lose control the border but his quest for power and to satisfy the far left and get results meant more to him than the safety and security of this country. when you have a surge at the

border, many get by, what you do when 200 family groups in big groups come across. will they have covid-19, will they be the capability for rapid testing? no, not yet but even if they do what do you do to the group of 150, will you affect everybody there, you can't -- a biden wants to hand that, release them to the united states. it is going to be a tragedy in the near future. >> the biden team cracking down and covid-19 concerns from brazil and europe, reversing donald trump's decision to end travel restrictions from those areas. >> fox news alert, ohio police officer shot and killed during an hours long stand up. officer was shot by a suspect wanted for vandalizing a cathedral. he was hit when the barricaded man came out of his home firing shots was the suspect later died after police returned fire. the ohio community mourning the loss of a hero.

>> he was an amazing police officer. he has a fiancé and they had a very young child. "america's nightly scoreboard" talk on the fourth listen two years, he was just 24 years old. jillian: the georgia teen jailed in the cayman islands for violating covid-19 restrictions returns home. skyler mack and her boyfriend spent a month behind bars after breaking a 14 day quarantine role for her boyfriend's jetski competition. the college student is not allowed back on the island until covid-19 restrictions are lifted. neil: kremlin critic calling for street protesters he said to spend the next few months behind bars, he was arrested when he landed in a moscow airport after being poisoned. he is recovering, authorities claim he was detained for violating terms of a suspended jail sentence, the us joining world leaders calling for his release.

neil: going senator kelly left her donating her final senate paycheck to the capital police memorial fund. the georgia republican so she wants to honor the lives of fallen officers following the writer for capital. she promised to donate senate pastor assuming office and has donated 240 different georgia-based charitable organizations and nonprofits. still ahead president-elect biden's covid-19 relief plan comes with nearly $2 trillion price tag but a lot of the spending has nothing to do with fighting the virus. congressman react next. >> this man accused of living in chicago's o'hare airport for three months. the reason he refused to fly home coming up next. ♪♪

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morning, president-elect joe biden one day from taking office and already planning his first big spending blowout with his $2 trillion covid-19 package. jillian: the impact of the massive stimulus plan, ranking member of the small business committee missouri congressman blaine leukemeyer, appreciate your time. let's pull up what is included you will see $1,400 stimulus, $50 an hour federal minimum wage, $400 billion to fight covid-19, $350 billion for cities, states, territorial governments. a lot of stuff in here people at home might say how will this help me? what do you say about that? >> great question to ask from the standpoint that the last two packages that were put together were very targeted, trying to get as much money out to small

businesses especially to allow them to stay in business and employ their workers, 50 million jobs were saved, the last package hasn't gone into effect yet. with regard to small business the ppp program, the first day all the people who can qualify, financial institutions that would be able to help them can jump in. some of the things you just mentioned, the minimum wage, not necessarily against the minimum wage but at a time when our economy was growing people were talking about it like we don't need a minimum wage with a growing economy, a minimum wage and the need for it will tell you when your economy has stagnated or going backwards and that is where we need to have the floor. we don't need a minimum wage right now, we need to do is get out of the way and let our entrepreneurs and small-business people do their thing. i think you can see if you look at the data from states that have not been locked down versus

states that have been locked down it is amazing to see. i will use my own state of missouri for instance, our governor took the lockdown off in may, we had this past year 2020 of 5% increase in revenue over 19, a 4.4% unemployment rate today and 200,000 jobs that are waiting for people to fill in california, though states that have been locked down, same thing. neil: want to talk about your new op-ed on the importance of targeting money to small businesses. is that one, small businesses being suffocated by overbearing policies, gop must fight for that. i don't want to get into a full economic class here. it seems logical small businesses doing well, good for the economy but economically why is that so? why is the economy so much better off when small businesses are doing well versus when they are not? >> small businesses hire 70% of

the new jobs. they also wind up with 50% of total jobs so you can see the economic impact is tremendous especially for small communities and auroral part of the country, economic drivers of the economy, entrepreneurs take the risk to jump in and make something happen. those are the people to drive our economy is without them our economy will stagnate, you will not see the kind of growth we have experienced in the past and the statistic i quote from my own state, look at other states around the country, those that were locked down have experienced a decrease in revenues, small businesses struggled and again through no fault of their own small businesses struggled, political leaders haven't been able to manage the covid-19 problem in their own communities or their own states.

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jillian: after a year of business killing policies a new study shows restrictive lockdowns may not be worth the economic damage after all. joining me is doctor marty mc harry. this is what the study says, quote, we do not question the role of public health intervention or coordinated communication, with stay-at-home business closures. what is your reaction to this? >> i know these authors. they like to be provocative and challenge deeply held assumptions and that is very healthy and public health.

results are what they are in that it shows strict lockdowns didn't have that much of a different rate of infection spread but i would caution anybody against making conclusions from a macro level analysis. they compared us to south korea and sweden, they had an incredible testing system. they tested 9000 people at church when one person came down with the infection. sweden too adopted distancing measures. people think sweden just did nothing. they moved quickly and had one of the highest rates per capita. they are not really the model but the results are useful and we should look at them especially with the florida california comparison. >> we will not pull up the numbers because there are a lot of them and i went through with

a calculator doing the math so for people at home, just explain what i did this morning, looking at the population of the state of california and the state of florida and the population of la county versus miami-dade county specifically, divide that by the number of cases they are seeing, you can do this at home, you think they are very similar that tells you so much, look at florida how it is completely open and has been, california has the most extreme lockdowns in the country, what does that tell you about what these states mean to do because small businesses are closing by the second. >> it took a long time to understand this virus. it is a matter of indoor air flow. when we exhale air indoors and there's not good ventilation, it never made sense and still doesn't make sense to close beaches or to say that you cannot have any outdoor dining. i have been pushed to say black

lives matter demonstrations caused a massive surge. it was outdoors, people wearing masks, same with the trump rallies by and large did not, some individual cases of transmission, the reality is outdoors are very safe place and when people wear masks you can have an open society and a safe environment. jillian: there will be lots of postgame to look at who handled it right and what we can do better if this ever happens again, let's hope it doesn't. let's talk about the covid-19 strain is different from the uk variant, we are seeing a number of strains. what do we need to know about this? >> there are 1 million viruses on planet earth and some mutate quicker. we are learning coronavirus is mutating a lot. there are very stable viruses like measles and fragile viruses like influenza. this appears to be more fragile.

i am concerned. no way we can study the case fatality rate in real time as it is mutating. it does send a strong message that speed is the name of the game. of it is more contagious it may explain why brazil and south africa are having raging epidemics in summertime. it is something we need to monitor and keep an eye on. i'm concerned about it. jillian: thank you. have a good day. >> merrick garland, known as a brilliant legal mind, joe biden sag pick fetching a major test with the hunter biden investigation. can he rise to the task? we dive into that next.

>> we are back with a fox news alert puts more law enforcement officers shot and killed in the line of duty within 24 hours. a california sheriff's deputy

and canine were shot in sacramento. deputies sent the canine in after the suspects crashed during a car choice, and opened fire killing the bargain the deputy, police returning fire killing that suspect. jillian: in ohio a police officer was shot and killed, wanted for vandalizing a cathedral. he leaves behind a fiancé and young child. neil: 5 nominees for joe biden's cabinet facing confirmation hearings as the president-elect pushes for senate vote as soon as possible for his national team. >> good morning. >> good morning. a big day in the senate as five of president-elect obama's cabinet nominees had their confirmation hearings and it is getting down to the wire to meet the biden team's demands to have

them confirmed before inauguration day. this morning biden's pick admiral haynes, secretary of homeland security allie hunter mallorca and treasury secretary janet yellen will appear for their hearings. biden's nominee tony blinken and lloyd austen have their committee hearings. the nominees are likely to face tough questions for republicans, and biden chief of staff urging the senate display donald trump's looming impeachment trial. >> it is important for the senate to do with constitutional duty but also its constitutional duty to move forward on these appointments, the urgent action the country needs. during the last time donald trump was tried the senate was able to hold confirmation hearings for nominees during the morning, to conduct other business.

>> reporter: biden's team pointing out the dhs and defense secretaries were confirmed by his inauguration day in 2017 is the incoming administration urging the senate to do the same and hold votes to confirm key officials. than a republican source told fox news a timeline for votes is not been set. biden's pick for transportation secretary pete buttigieg expected to hear before the senate commerce committee thursday. neil: president-elect biden's pick judge merrick garland promising to keep politics out of the justice department. >> any decision out of the justice department should be based on facts, the law and should not be based on politics period. i would not have agreed to be considered for attorney general

under any other conditions. todd: with several high-profile investigations ongoing will garland be able to rise above partisan pressure? joining me chris sweater. judge garland has gone a lot of republicans support in the past but do you trust him to lead the justice department like you said he would without political pressure. >> i certainly hope so but i am very cynical about this. i think he will follow the president's lead. i don't think the incoming president can do anything about the hunter biden investigation period. i don't think he can do it. it would be too scandalous. i don't think merrick garland is the type of -- will be the type of attorney general that would be that blatant if you will. i've turned other many attorney general's, half of them were

very political, attorney general william barr was not political. i have experience serving under him as attorney general but i don't see how in the world he can derail the hunter biden investigation. todd: you mentioned hunter biden, what about the durham investigation? >> under is a career prosecutor. i met him when i was with the fbi. he is dogged, you don't find many career prosecutors who spend their entire legal career as state or federal prosecutor. regardless whether they derail any prosecutions all the facts will come to light. i don't think john durham will conceal or withhold those facts of something untoward happens. >> do you think garland is going to derail you see how this plays out? >> no reason to think he will.

i am just cynical enough. >> got to get your thoughts on this was the fbi vetting thousands of troops amid fears of an insider attack on the biden inauguration but is this is being done across the board. when democratic congress and wants more targeted approach. take a listen. >> 20% of white males voted for biden, 25% of people protecting them, the other 75%, the large clients, to do something. >> steve cohen intimating supporters of donald trump should be vetted first. how dangerous for our democracy is that type of political examination? >> that is absolutely orwellian, it is ludicrous. to go by how somebody floated into a background check, is not going to happen under chris ray,

it is scary a legislator would propose that. that is on the clueless side. >> he is one for a controversial comment every 6 months or so. we appreciate your time, great insight. >> 35 after the hour, let's go to janice dean for the big pink blob coming for us. >> janice: some of the country is getting the arctic air in the northern plains, fairly quiet, we have cooler temperatures, winter like temperatures across the northeast and we are in the teens over the northern plains, colder than that, getting a piece of that pink arctic air. we are referencing the color table on the maps, satellite

radar imagery showing much-needed, don't know if it will knock out the doubt, we have high wind warnings, we could see wind gusts, 70, 80 miles an hour. a high fire danger across coastal areas of california, mountains as the winds funnel through. we will see potential for heavy snow in the southwest and there's much-needed rain that gets into southern california. not bad for the central us, 15 degrees in minneapolis, 28 in chicago, temperatures are cold but we have that big, i know you have been waiting for it, big pink blob of arctic air. and and and not as bad, most of

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the schools reject any curriculum on the most partisan opinion, activist propaganda, our heroes or deny our principles. president-elect joe biden's german shepherd get sworn in before his own. >> the inauguration helps to raise money for delaware rescue shelter, including the performance and josh grogan. >> i am adopting that dogy, the one with the wagging tail. >> the first shelter dog on the political spectrum, we should all support the shelter dog, they do amazing work, amazing stuff. jillian: still had the first lady giving a farewell address. her message to america coming up.

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80 couric taking heat for comments about trump voters. jillian: the back lash, cheryl casone. >> reporter: it is pretty interesting, katie couric is being called elitist and condescending, donald trump's support need to be deprogrammed appearing with bill marr, the gop support for trump during his second impeachment battle calling it a cult of trump. victor davis hanson saying this isn't journalism. >> don't know if she prefers soviet, chinese or north korean model. she better look at the last administration when we had abuse of civil liberties on the part of the government which was greenlighted by katie couric.

>> reporter: couric back to the second impeachment trial as donald trump's and from twitter. >> it is an important distinction when it comes to trump supporters, all 74 million who voted for him, at the capital. >> janice: he was quick to defend trump supporters saying let's not confuse 500 capital rioters with 74 million voters who back the president. sean hannity reacted last night. >> sad day when it is only bill maher has a better moral compass than any of his colleagues, eventually it will come around and try to silence him at some point. >> reporter: he said there's a difference between holding a liberal belief and acting violently on them.

jillian: and oregon business owner struggling because of the pandemic and something else's been happening. >> reporter: you had an american flag torn down not once but twice. >> starting restaurants out of the military, what my family passed down from generation to generation. it is definitely a struggle. >> he puts cameras up. trying to make things work, this is oregon, the best oregon area, someone protests over the summer, a gut punch run oregon business owner trying to get by but thinks he has an idea. hopefully we will catch up soon. jillian: he said he had an idea but listen.

thank you. time to check in with steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends". ainsley: congressman michael walsh will join us to talk about the news of the day and there is plenty of it. also sandra smith and john roberts team up to talk about what they have. tomorrow is inauguration day. charles payne and mike huckabee here to break down the top stories. and the district of columbia, as inauguration closures have added to their struggles to stay open. hear from a tavern owner, more local businesses go bankrupt if they don't get help. tom brady, buccaneer set to face off against aaron rodgers for the championship.

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>> the march for life taking place virtually at a critical moment for the pro-life movement. >> ahead shift from a historic sense of the trump administration of the pro-choice policies of biden. >> i would send immediately to the desk of united states congress a codification of roe v wade, it is a woman's right to choose. >> the reality is this the fundamental justice for women in

america. it is her body, her right, her decision. >> the president of march for life joins us now. >> thanks for having me. jillian: tell us what this event is going to look like. i know it is hard to take a big event you've done so long and make it virtual and have the same impact. >> we are doing this because dc is like a war zone with more troops in iraq, afghanistan and syria combined. it is crazy with the shutdowns, the fencing and everything, i have never seen anything like it. that is why we are doing it. the march for life will be virtual, rally and a limited number of pro-life leaders lead a small margin the nation's capital. >> is what the biden administration proposes

restoring federal funding to planned parenthood, the hyde amendment, restoring us tax dollars to fund abortion overseas, codifying roe v wade and restoring obamacare's contraception mandate. what would those changes mean for the pro-life movement? >> think about what they mean for america. the biden elect administration promise to be the most pro-abortion administration in our country's history. they promise unifying and are going against what mainstream america believes on these issues. for example the large majority of americans are against late-term abortion, 7 out of 10 americans, large majority against taxpayer funding of abortion, against funding abortions overseas and certainly against some of these protections the biden administration would do away with. they are promising unity but they don't want to look at the issues on something as political as this.

jillian: how can people get involved at home if they want to. typically they could take part in something like this, how can they take part virtually? >> we have wonderful events, on january 20 eighth we have 3 ways to get involved in capitol hill 100 one which is our advocacy campaign. the day of the march for life they can watch a live stream rally and get online and watch the march happening and most importantly, a dinner that will be virtual, the head of the knights of columbus with a lifetime achievement award, giving remarks and tim tebow will be our keynote speaker. jillian: appreciate your time. >> hillary clinton taking her fixation on donald trump and russia to the next level. >> i would love to see his phone records to see if he was talking

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jillian: hillary clinton is returning to the russia co-collusion should investigate will russian ties to the capital hill riots. carley shimkus has the story.

>> despite the russia investigation hillary clinton is calling for another investigation into president trump's relationship with russian president vladimir putin. she is also wondering if putin had anything to do with the capitol riots. now, she spoke to house speaker nancy pelosi about this on her podcast released yesterday. take a listen. >> i would love to see his phone records to see whether he was talking to putin the day that the insurgency invaded our capitol. carley: that right there suggesting the attack was possibly premeditated possibly orchestrated by the kremlin. she want to find all of that out. the house speaker says another investigation is appropriate and says that there is support for it in congress. so we are looking at impeachment guys and a possible investigation of if president trump leaves office. jillian: we shall see president trump issues farewell message. >> last time we will see melania

trump as first lady. she released her farewell message on twitter. nearly 7 minute long address she called it the honor of a lifetime. take a listen. >> my fellow americans, it has been the greatest honor of my life to serve as first lady of the united states. the i ask every american to be an ambassador of be best, to focus on what unites us above what divide us. to always choose love over hatred, peace over violence. and others before yourself. carley: first lady thank youing military members, law enforcement caregivers during that speech. supporters thank thanking her in return. trish on twitter says the beautiful first lady always represents herself service to all thank you for yourselves of the country trism the united ofe united states many more years to

come. it has been the honor of our lifetimes to have you as first lady. so it's a nice messages coming, in guys, forever the first lady there. quill jill carley, thank you. down load the fox news app. scan the qr code on your screen. have a good d.a. "fox & friends" starts now. todd: this morning the nation's capitol on high alert ahead of tomorrow's inauguration. >> this city is locked down in unprecedented ways never before seen. >> the per sense of an insider threat is taken out of partisan element. steve cohen of tennessee. >> you have got to figure conservatives, 75% might want to do something. >> you are making cheap politics out of it to attack trump supporters. >> biden going to have all given us 100 days to get to the u.s. >> right now, the perception that our borders are going to be open, that are driving these caravans. >> how are we going deprogram