i will be a president for all americans and i promise you i will fight as hard for those who did not support me as for those who did. >> it is thursday january 21st, a new chapter in american history. >> oh biden taking the helm as the 40 sixth president of the united states promising to serve americans on both sides. >> just as quickly signed 17 executive actions undoing donald trump's work. a live report from washington on the historic inauguration and what the future of america holds. todd: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ ain't that america ♪♪ ♪♪ ain't that america ♪♪ home of the free

♪♪ todd: only the light provided by the fireworks, joe biden is now in. jillian: never gets old, it does make you feel united for a moment to know we are not united as a country and have a lot of work to do to get to that point but it is pretty to see a thing like that. todd: joe biden says he wants to unite us, we will get into whether that is going to happen. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" this thursday morning. jillian: president joe biden hitting the ground running signing a dozen executive actions on his first day. todd: griff jenkins has the historic day. >> president biden plunging right in signing 15 executive orders in two actions, many of

them were campaign promises, to dismantle key trump administration policies, for example he stopped construction of the border wall ordering officials to preserve daca, reversing the muslim travel ban and rejoining the paris climate agreement, rejoining the world health organization with a delegation that is being led right now by doctor anthony fauci, killing the keystone pipeline and issue in the 100 a mask challenge with a mandate for federal property and that is just the start adding he wants legislation to follow. earlier in the day history was made under unprecedented security with three former presidents on hand, biden setting the tone for his presidency say unity must be the driving principle. >> this is our historic moment of crisis and challenge and unity is the path forward. we must meet this moment as the

united states of america. if we do that i guarantee you we will not fail. >> the day also saw historic barriers being broken. kamala harris becoming the first woman in the first woman of color to serve in the role. >> president joe biden has called upon us the courage to see be on the crisis, to do what is hard, to do what is good, to unite, to believe in ourselves, believe in our country, the leave in what we do together. >> the days are returned to the white house press briefing room, john saki fielding questions and speaking on behalf of the president. >> is objective and his commitment is to bring transparency and truth back to government, to share the truth even when it is hard to hear.

>> this morning what everyone wants to know is after it was reported that donald trump continue the long tradition of leaving behind to his successor, president biden wouldn't say but call that generous. another thing to watch is security to lighten up but i did see the national guard on the streets and roadblocks coming in this morning. >> you were talking the last couple days. >> the national guard guys, some hand warmers on the way in, a little quicker when i get the same guy. >> when griff jenkins flashes that charm, nobody can ignore it. we appreciate it. thanks as always. shannon: donald trump receiving a welcoming forward as he made his way to his mara log osa. former education secretary bill bennett says donald trump may no longer be the president but his ideas will be pushed forward.

>> whatever he does, the political philosophy of donald trump, the policies of donald trump remain very strong and very appealing and i believe will become more appealing as the biden years go on. this country is extremely strong in many ways that it wasn't before. it is now party of the working class. >> which parts of president biden's first official address to the nation resonated most with americans and how to compare to donald trump's are going address. >> we carter joins us. it is good to see you as always. >> good morning. >> there is no surprise here and this does go to the division we are seeing in this country but let's go ahead and take a listen to what president biden said as he proclaimed that democracy has prevailed.

all right, looks like we're having a hard time hearing that. why don't i read you what he said, that way people at home can understand it. he said, quote, today we celebrate the triumph not other candidate but a cause, because of democracy, the will of the people has been heard in the will of the people has been heated. democracy is precious, democracy is fragile and at this hour democracy has prevailed. this shows how the country feels. >> in some ways president biden had a message of unity, of coming together and yet we've never seen a country more divided than it was yesterday in its reaction to his message. democrats responded favorably, gave us an a plus but independents and republicans not enough. independents gave it ac. it is that they are not buying the message, they are not sure, not optimistic. many of them are saying i don't

believe any of this is possible and republicans gave it an f, not just because of the content that they said this isn't a democracy as many republicans don't believe this was a fair election so they turned out. this is a nice message of unity, that many of us would love to see but it is a tough road ahead because this is the most delighted i've ever seen the country. todd: here is the president on his way out talking about building the greatest political movement in history. >> with millions of hard-working patriots across this land, rebuilt the greatest political movement in the history of the country, we built the greatest economy in the history of the world. it was about america first because we wanted to make america great again. we restored the principle that a nation exists to serve its

citizens. >> not surprisingly the grades going in the other direction. >> republicans gave in a, independent privacy, democrats f. republicans still supporting the president. a lot of questions, does he still have support. a lot of republicans are supporting him. independents he lost that support. many independents liked his message and his policies, he lost the independents, the very neutral towards at this moment. democrats not surprisingly gave him and if, we saw that consistently throughout his four years as president, no different now. >> independents seem pretty neutral in that first portion of it that i read, what do independents want? they seemed pretty in the middle on both. >> independents turned off, they don't believe there is actually going to be a coming together. they don't believe there is a place for them. they are seeing a very extreme environment where you are either on the left or right but people

in the line left behind and what is going to take? will take action on the part of the president to bring us together, to actually heal and that means not just saying unity, not just saying today's a different day. it has to behave that way, has to extend is armed to the other side. and for the democrats they have to acknowledge is divided as we are it wasn't just the president donald trump that created the division. it happened on both sides and if we want a new day that both sides have to acknowledge that even if they blame one side more than the other. independents itunes out and in many ways just want to see something different and are not hearing anything truly different. >> regardless of politics we can all agree that joe biden soundbite was read beautifully. league dials that. appreciate your time. thank you so much. >> great to see you.

>> fox news alert, president biden's message of unity not reaching the west coast as protests take a violent turn in portland overnight. >> marianne has more on the unrest. >> just hours after president biden was sworn in antifa riders are at it again burning flags and destroying property in denver, portland and seattle. >> one thing is for sure, they do not like biden just as much you don't like trump, they view them as what is the same. they don't like either place. they just hate america in general. >> in portland police and protesters clashing, teargas was deployed, unlawful assembly declared after riders damaged an ice facility and smashed windows at dnc headquarters, eight people were charged with a litany of crimes ranging from position of a destructive device reckless burning. police confiscating several weapons, experts say it may look chaotic but the riots are brazen

and well-planned. >> they don't hide their organizing. there's been a lot of conversation about right-wing violence on parlor but these folks are on facebook on twitter, putting out flyers basically saying what they are going to do and they always follow through with it. if you are shocked at this you are not looking at what is right in front of us all. they don't hide it. >> in seattle a mom opposing biden and police burned a flag and marched through downtown damaging and amazon go store at a starbucks and terrorizing motorists and anyone else who refused to take part in the mayhem. todd: three national guard members killed in a helicopter crash in upstate new york, the military says medical evaluation job was on a routine training mission when it went down near rochester, no word what caused the crash. today flags new york fly half staff to pay tribute to those troops.

>> online platform to which dan donald trump's account indefinitely. the website citing the, quote, ongoing risk of further incitement of violence after the capital riots. facebook, twitter, youtube and snapchat suspended the account for the former president. neil: which is a streaming platform for gamers which begs the question was trump playing a lot of call of duty? who knew? 12 minutes after the hour, wall construction stopped, deportations halted. jillian: tom homan says president biden is setting the stage for humanitarian crisis, his message next. new aveeno® restorative skin therapy. a unique formula with a rich complex of aloe, vitamin b5 and our highest concentration of prebiotic oat. it intensely moisturizes over time to improve skin's resilience. and nothing feels better than that. aveeno® healthy. it's our nature™. try the dermatologist-tested body wash and balm, too!

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jillian: the biden administration officially putting the 100 day pause on deportations starting tomorrow. todd: something president biden promised to do before taking office was retired acting ice director tom homan, biden's

inauguration policies a bone to the left part of his party but does he fully understand the ramifications to our country and to the migrants themselves? >> i have been in immigration laws and 1984. the one that was issued yesterday is by far the most anti-enforcement priority memorandum i have ever seen. you mentioned a moratorium on deportations. the memo says if you have been in this country since before november 1st, 2020, you are not to be removed which means you could be in this country legally, convicted of child molestation, convicted of rape and you won't be removed, there is a moratorium on your removal. i have never seen anything like this in my career and it says in the memorandum if you're in jail and have been arrested ice can't take action on you until you are convicted of a crime so if

you're in the country illegally you get arrested for rape, if you are not convicted of that crime and get released on bail others cannot touch you. this is incredible. i've never seen anything like it. this is a mom or and him that is a public safety nightmare. >> coronavirus and the vaccine, getting that out committee getting that distributed is top of the line for things joe biden is going to be focused on now that he is officially president biden but as we've talked about the last few days you have that migrant caravan already making its way north to the southern border. do you think he potentially is going to be forced with doing something about immigration sooner than he thought and not in the way he thought because if you have a caravan at the southern border it will be a problem. >> there's nothing he can do.

he made promises, he sent a message around the world you can into the country legally, you are not going to be detained, they might do away with ice detention, the moratorium on deportations, he already, they ended the program, that was on yesterday too which means hundreds of thousands of asylum-seekers can enter the united states and not remain in mexico. what he has done, it is okay to enter the united states, you won't be detained, you get free healthcare. is not going to stop the caravans coming across and we will see a surge that we've never seen before and in context of covid-19 if you get a group crossing the border but have covid-19 you won't know they have covid-19. even if they did have read the

testing what do you do? a group of 115 infected? what do you do now? go to everybody else affected, take them to an ice facility? what do you do? >> border patrol potentially takes it back to families and communities. >> exactly. what is the plan? you send these out, you know a surge is coming. a pandemic like covid-19, what is the plan? there is no plan. >> on the last point why is it okay to have walls around the statesman on the border wall on the southern border? >> that is ridiculous. walls work. before he made the decision did anybody look at the data that shows walls work? decreases illegal immigration and did anybody look at the data before they made the decision or was the decision made out of spite? obviously they didn't look at

the data because walls work and it is a sad day, they take something that works and saves lives. shannon: appreciate your time is always. >> still had a diner just scraping by. >> will kane jumps into the kitchen with owners who say covid-19 rules are taking a big bite out of the bottom line, we are coming right back. >> people being understanding to businesses that they are doing the best they can. it is difficult.

jillian: welcome back. before taking office president biden promised to bring a gun control agenda to the administration.

>> to gun owners who say a biden administration says they will come for my guns. >> you are right if you have an assault weapon was the fact is it should be illegal. the second amendment doesn't say you can't restrict the kinds of weapons people can on. a national buyback program, i will move in the direction of making sure that is what we try to do, get them off the street. >> reporter: biden stand on second amendment already resonating with gunowners because background checks urge to a record high. joining me to react is national spokesman for gun owners of america, thank you for being here, appreciate it. what happens now? what are you expecting to see happen? >> the fact of the matter is you get what you vote for and for those who voted for biden, he

has said he differently is going to touch our guns. and also people think assault weapons, they don't think it is the average day today are 15s, the military grade firearms every day people use particularly women. it is going to be something people in general, it will be a fight every single time since the white house is controlled not only by biden and democrats but congress as well. >> what you think of the number, 39.5 plus million firearms and background checks processed in 2020. that is a massive number. which does that say to you? >> it says they do not have a mandate when it comes to gun control. it is going to be something they are going - in 2020 particularly

with covid-19, people understand their individual right to keep and bear arms, if they don't have a position where the police officers or those in government are able to protect the may have to protect themselves so it is showing the biden administration is going against the american people want and need and more so than any of that going to the constitution. it is important we -- the administration continues. >> when i look at that number i think here's a lot of people who probably wanted to get guns in the last year, went to the background checks and everything because they thought i knew potentially what is coming with the biden administration so they wanted to do it then. >> absolutely. people in states that thought it would be easy to get a firearm when everyone was rushing out to get one. unfortunately in places like california they found out quickly there are already

gun-control laws in effect like the 10 day waiting period so it is important that people know this is the stuff we might see going forward and joe biden has said time and again that he is going to push legislation like this. that's why it is important for organizations like gun owners of america and the filibuster to make sure we do what we did in the obama administration which is keep the gun-control bill from going into effect by filibustering. it is pivotal that we keep the filibuster going forward. >> thank you for joining us. have a good day. todd: struggling to survive the lockdown, will kane jumped into the kitchen with owners who say the rule is taking a big bite out of their bottom line. br 25% of your mouth.

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todd: strict coronavirus restrictions taking a bite out of small businesses nationwide from bands on indoor dining to limiting staffing, restaurant owners say they are doing everything they can. >> will kane spend the day the peoples kitchen in bethlehem, pennsylvania with the story. and todd says displaces very good. >> you should know. he was there almost two years ago. as you remember billy and holly were about to get married and you were with them, they had the restaurant for a few years, little did he know a short time later everything would get shutdown. let's see what it is like to run one of the small business over one of the toughest years to be a small business owner in american history. take a look at this. >> our gracious hosts billy and holly, listen to this, they are getting married next week. let's give them a round of

applause. >> billy and holly were ready to start their lives, business was booming. one year later with the coronavirus restrictions everything came grinding to a halt. now the restrictions are still in place and really and holly have no idea what the future holds. >> businesses probably down 70%, 80% for the year. we are only able to operate to go all the way. the way pennsylvania takes care of the shutdown of restaurants 24, 48 hours to figure it out. >> opened and closed, indoor and outdoor. >> this does not take into account the small business owner. >> you said people don't understand what these government programs are like. >> somewhere along the light was not translated properly that these are things you have to

apply for, that you may have to pay back. >> not just the owners of small businesses whose features are uncertain but the employees as well. >> i know a lot of people in the restaurant industry who got evicted. >> i miss my customers. >> we had breakfast sandwiches. >> i will track these. >> i don't think i can do that. >> that is fantastic. >> it is good that you are doing most of this. why aren't you doing this? >> that's why i never do this. >> we have had some customers who have been really great in supporting us. >> it is nice. >> what can people do to help. >> being understanding to businesses, that they are doing the best they can. it is difficult. >> hope this is over in the next couple years and we can start growing again. i want to make sure we keep our

reputation intact throughout this. >> when we do open we are hoping we can fill up again. >> you have something buried in there. you said a couple years which how long can you go on like this? >> if we went to argus we would be in trouble and we've gotten through that. >> it's difficult for everybody. i tried to stay as positive as possible. >> i own a small business some years ago. it is amazing how much of your own identity is wrapped up in the success and failure of the business, how much you pour into it and if you pour as much into it is a resolve business owner is think about how difficult that is, you are fighting to survive. check out the peoples kitchen in bethlehem, pennsylvania or on the website pay k on linden.com. >> i went to a lot of diners. i remember the food that place being really really good. >> it was good.

i learned how to make it. really good food. >> coming to the pod one after i do this commercial break for breakfast. >> the bigger picture, that is one restaurant you showed, there are restaurants across the country doing the same thing in every state and it is a plunge to your gut. i don't have a restaurant but i feel for them every single day. >> not just restaurants but retail stores, small business owners of every stripe having trouble. >> a good show. we appreciate it. >> to lead antifa riding on day one of the new biden administration. >> one thing is for sure, the antifa groups do not like biden as much as they don't like trump, they just hate america in general. >> protesters targeting officers of the democratic headquarters in portland and similar scenes

unfolding in seattle. >> diligence selling off on the far left's extreme action act next.

jillian: a fox news alert, violent protests after president biden's inauguration. todd: police in portland say eight were arrested for smashing windows at the dnc headquarters causing mayhem in the streets. retired marine joey jones joins us with his reaction. will they wise up and acknowledge the problem or is it going to be all an attack on white supremacy all-time? nothing white supremacy is good but they've been laser focused on a two weeks now. >> time to accept people in this country are unhinged and willing to do destruction to be heard, president biden says antifa is more than idea considering they tried to burn down another city. one thing donald trump did is

called things out like this early and often and offered help right away and local leaders didn't take it but when they did the uprising was squashed so i hope president biden does the same. shannon: i will talk more about news that is going on and how it relates to this in the last few weeks, big tech silencing conservative voices. my fear and i know a lot of people fear that if you silence certain voices whether on the right or the left are in the middle you have groups like this out here doing violence to our streets, all that language and conversation goes underground and it is only a matter of time until people on all sides are silenced. is there a bigger threat at play here when you have groups on both sides who could be having these conversations and setting these things up underground? >> it doesn't help to compare

things in my opinion. if you try to compare this to what happened at the capital there's a group of people who will be offended by the notion so to say all these are of their own merit, destructive and harmful to peace, society and law and order what you need to ask, elected officials are consistent so you are missing big tech censorship and things of that nature, you can't do that with legislation but what we can do is respond to things like this, trying to burn down buildings and killed police officers which is not far off. we need to respond consistently regardless what their motivations are. there is no such thing as a just war complex, this is not justified, this is unjust and they should go to jail with the same force and figure is the people that stormed the capital. >> there's a new commander-in-chief this morning. what does that mean for your fellow brave men and women currently defending our freedom?

>> anyone who served this country honorably deserves the opportunity to do the job. the biggest question are we going to sign another waiver when what happened with mattis was so unpredictable. republicans in the senate were happy to advocate for general mattis and then criticizing when he didn't agree with donald trump. they are adding a little more wisdom because they have to pass a waiver to let him serve in this role but biggest criticism is his earlier remarks were focused on internal issues like sexual assault and racism and white supremacy. i don't think anyone gets this job today without those remarks because of where the democratic party is. i want to know more, learn more and understand what his plans are to keep the military effective, ready.

todd: joey jones focusing on general lost in, the dod pick. i will ask another time for you to come back, with president biden in charge of the administration and military warming going forward i will get an answer. we appreciate your time as always. thank you. >> time to check in with steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends" in 17 minutes. >> 16 minutes and 55, good morning. coming up on this thursday telecast we will check in with senators on cotton for the latest from the capital. did you notice a big day in dc? some in the media finding of the new administration which we knew would happen though we can expect for the next four years. we will talk to lera logan about that and harris falconer and nancy grace plus pete exit spent

the day at harvard where some students are demanding the school revoked the degrees of several conservatives including congressman dan crenshaw and kelly mcinerney. they graduated from harvard but harvard students wants to pull the plug on their diplomas. is that possible? we will talk to those kids and you will hear what they are saying on "fox and friends" which kicks off 16 minutes from now on the channel you are watching for your fair and balanced news. back in a couple.

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thousands of americans have been waiting to get their first doses, states are running out. a lot of people questioning why wait until now? medical contributor dr. nicole saphier joins us live. good to see you. look at part of the statement from amazon and this reads our scale allows us to make a meaningful impact in the fight against covid-19. we are prepared to move quickly once vaccines are available. a lot of people questioning the timing of this. today extend this offer to the trump administration? at the end of the day people need to get vaccines in their arms so this is a positive? right? >> timing is everything, the timing of this letter does seem suspect. is it possible a letter like this was sent to the trump administration? may be. i think we would have heard about a but we didn't. a month ago i put out on social media platforms wouldn't it be great if and reached out, help

with the massive faxing distribution effort and better late than never. would have been great and this would have been offered a month ago on december 14th when we had the first vaccine rollout. think how many americans at this point would already be vaccinated. at this point we have 2 million americans who receive the second dose. had amazon is more private-sector stepped up earlier on the number would be higher. todd: joe biden using the defense production asked to force private companies to make a number of items associated with the pandemic response. what i'm wondering is is that was really necessary right now or is it all about doing items that are currently in place, mostly the vaccine into arms. >> or the defense production act was invoked early on in looking for supplies for testing and some of the medications for

treatment and ppe so it is not surprising. one thing that is crucial right now is making sure we have enough supplies to administer these vaccines. under operation warp speed the syringes and everything that comes with administering the vaccine, we did notice extra doses in those pfizer files, that is wonderful news because you have more doses for more americans than we expected. this applies to administer didn't match up. we want to make sure we have enough to administer the vaccine once we get it but however they need to do it, funding availability, we have to get them. jillian: a study project unemployment from the pandemic will cause 900,000 us deaths. that is a devastating number. what is your reaction to that?

>> the downstream consequences. when it comes with the pandemic like we are in i didn't think we would get to this place but we are here, we are going to see excess deaths in terms of missed cancer diagnosis, untreated medical illness and increased suicide, drug and alcohol use and poverty that will ensue from the economic fallout. it is crucial to get the pandemic under control and getting cases down, getting as many americans vaccinated as possible and getting people back to work and as soon as you do that you will see the number of excess deaths decreased. >> >> we have more to come on "fox and friends first" including byron donald. life. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug.

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>> let's start afresh, all of us. let's begin to listen to one another again. hear one another. show respect to one another. politics doesn't have to be a raging fire destroying everything in its path. todd: joe biden using his inauguration speech to preach a message of unity. jillian: one of his first moves it was to undo many of president trump's signature poe policy what does that send? by ron dodged thanks for being here. >> good morning, thanks for

having me. jillian: your reaction, waking up this morning, take it all. in message of unity to the executive action. what do you think? >> i mean, look, nothing says unity unlike unwinding everything the previous administration did. so much of it was very beneficial to the american people. i mean you could start with the keystone pipe line. that pipeline has led to thousands of jobs for americans while also leading us to be energy independent and actually having a dominant hand in the world's markets when it comes to natural gas and oil. undoing that does not help the american people. that's just playing politics. i hope that the president, biden president biden now doesn't go down the radical line of following the agenda and not doing what's best for the american people. todd: what do you think joe biden should have said and should have done instead? >> well, i think his speech was actually fine. it it was probably a good tone. it was a pretty good tone for the country. but he probably should take the time to go and do the research on a lot of these policies. i'm quite sure that members of his staff have gone through and

said this is what we need to do on day one. but it would be better if he actually consulted republicans. had a serious, vigorous conversation debate about these issues before unleashing these executive orders. jillian: what does the future of the republican party look like? >> actually great. we have a lot of new members come in. they are young and refreshing. they are bold and inbener jet particular and conservative and unapologetic about that. i think the party is strong. i think we are going to be much stronger in the future. i think it's important for everybody to remember with the exception of the presidential election in the runoffs in georgia, the republican party did phenomenally well all across the united states of america. so i think our party is strong and i think our future is bright. todd: congressman, you have been technically proud of your office as a congressman. what can you tell us about how you have constructed your team as sort of a model for both the g.o.p. and quite frankly for america going forward? >> well, listen, the number one thing i wanted is i wanted people who were young and who

had an -- who never really had an opportunity to excel and succeed and give them that opportunity. i wanted people who were going to be very professional but also very aggressive and actually in some respects act like they were the congressman themselves. i want them to push boundaries. i want them to do research and ask hard questions. i want them to be hungry. when you find young people who are hungry and talented and they want to do better in their own personal lives i think giving them an opportunity to succeed is what everybody wants in america and i wanted to do that in your office. jillian: there is still a deep division in this country. a lot of people who supported president trump who still at this point aren't sure if they want to give joe biden a chance as president of the united states. the what do you say to them? because a lot of people, you know, have mixed emotions about this still and a lot of people are hurt. >> well, actually, i think every four years is mixed emotions depending on which side of the political aisle you are on. i attended the inauguration yesterday. and the reason why i did it is because the transfer of power essential to our republic. it's the thing that allows, you

know, people like myself to actually come here and serve my district of southwest florida. and so we have to give everybody an opportunity to show who they are going to be. not just get caught up in party lines and caught up in party talking points. i'm going to give president biden the opportunity to show how he will choose to governor. if he has ideas i don't agree with i will hold him accountable and i hope people toot same. to have haded to love having youen on the program. great insight and great voice as well. can't wait to check back in with you soon. >> thank you, guys. jillian: mike rowe reflects on president biden's call for unity saying it starts with our neighbors. >> ask not what you can do for your country. ask what you can do for your neighbor. it's our neighbors who are hurting. this idea that the only way out starts with our neighbors and starts in our zip code. there is something to that. and if we're going to unify it

has to begin there. todd: roe adding that even if americans do begin to take those steps change will take time. while change will take time we have to get off the phone and social media and it interact with our neighbors and good things will happen. jillian: what? are "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i pledge this to you. i will be a president for all americans. and i promise you, i will fight as hard for those who did not support me as for those who did. >> within hours of taking office, the newly meanted president biden wasted no time issuing executive orders to radical particularly change the country. >> biden is going to america first and taking away jobs. >> they are officially back. >> gave the kind of address our at use offed to give. >> a love story we haven't had a love story for four years. >> i don't hold out much hope that very media is going to change their tune.