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of me. >> steve: i went all three today! turned on the big shower head over here, then i had the wand and the thing in the face. >> brian: is like a spa. >> ainsley: the shower that comes down from the top like a waterfall is for men. if a woman does that, your hair is all over the place and you can't see. so women like the showerhead that comes out of the side of the wall. and my right, women? >> brian: unless you have a dorothy hamill short and sassy cut. >> ainsley: that's true. >> brian: short and sassy. which you are neither. you're not sassy and you're not short. >> steve: oh, she is sassy. hats off to the crew that set the stage up. this is the most beautiful stage we have had here, and you can see -- how cool is that? this is a big venue. 5,000 people can be in attendance, and they are getting a brand-new stage. >> ainsley: our crew did that, they flew down here at the beginning of the week and they built this from scratch. it's amazing they know how to do this. if i had to set up a studio, we

would not be on the air. we have all these engineers that do that. >> steve: it's absolutely beautiful. we are so delighted to be here. there will be 5,000 sox fans in the house tonight, and ainsley, you are talking a little bit about how they've got 24-hour room service here. >> ainsley: yes. >> steve: last night at about 6:00, gavin, the producer, a.j., and will cain and i were at the counsel oaks restaurant, the fancy steak house here. the food was fantastic. we have a couple of beverages, when it was time to pay, the waitress said, "it's already been taken care of." and i was thinking, fox did that, that's great. and then they said the table right over there. who took care of it? it was actually a couple who ran a restaurant in the great state of minnesota that were featured on one of our diner segments a while back. pete hegseth was out there. they picked up that dinner and then will cain and i stuck around for one more drink, and

three other tables in the room tried to buy drinks, and we said we'd had enough. how about dinner? that's already taken care of. dessert? how about breakfast tomorrow? the people here are so friendly, the restaurant was fantastic, and everybody is ready for tonight. >> ainsley: when we were walking through the lobby with our luggage, people had gotten tables around in that restaurant, in the lobby, so they just sat there and they watched as the fox personalities were walking through the lobby, which is really cool. they were taking pictures, they were so nice. we are surrounded by people who watch every single morning and we feel so much love. >> steve: we are part of your family, and your part of ours. >> brian: and power, talking about washington, some power has returned to the republicans. it seems as though yesterday afternoon was official. they got over the 218 threshold to be the majority leaders and house of representatives. 218-211. they could lengthen or split the difference. it would be impossible for the

democrats to catch up. the biggest question will be, nancy pelosi, now that she's out of power and has to give up the gavel, or have somebody else give it up because she didn't want to, today she is supposed to announce her future plans. some have speculated this is the perfect out for her. she can't say she is humiliated in a wave, she can say the numbers were against me, the party in power always loses, and nice glide out to retirement, maybe make room for people younger in the 70s. >> steve: she gave up the gavel anyway because the republicans took power yesterday when mike garcia for california's 27th district became the 218th republican. >> brian: but not until january does sheepishly give it up. >> ainsley: january 3rd. >> steve: she's going to keep it to january. >> ainsley: she could get up there and say, i represented my district for 35 years, i've been in leadership of the democratic party for 19 years. my husband was just attacked. this is a great time for us to

take a step back, retire, go back to italy, just enjoy our lives together. but it is so addicting when you're in these powerful positions like this, when you make so many decisions, and she has the power to fund raise. >> steve: she's the best fund-raiser on the democratic side. >> brian: but isn't every speaker the best fund-raiser? paul ryan was the best fund-raiser for a while. if you have that power, that's it, the speaker showing up. for me, if you care about your party, and she seems to, you want to make sure the next generation of leaders had their chance. not james clyburn, but hakeem jeffries, people who have shown some promise elsewhere. >> ainsley: we'll find out today. today's the announcement and her spokesperson say stay tuned. >> steve: we will tell you tomorrow, but kevin mccarthy was on with sean last night talking about what's going happen with with republicans now that they will officially be in control of the house for the first time in four years. >> we are the only republican

entity that can stop this disastrous biden agenda. think for one moment, it's official, 1-party democrat rule in democrat dominic washington is finished. we have fire nancy pelosi. the one thing i know in washington, they don't hand the gavels out in small, medium, and large size. it is one size gavel with the ability to subpoena and hold this government accountable, secure this border, site to make us energy independent, give parents a say in their kids' education, and look at what the doj and the dhs are doing, and others. that's exactly what we are going to do on day one in this house. we will repeal 87,000 new irs agents. >> steve: if nancy pelosi decides to bow out, it'll be a domino effect. she will probably leave along with steny hoyer and mr. clyburn

from south carolina, and a new crop of democrats, the new generation we've been talking about, you got to wonder, will aoc be part of the equation? >> ainsley: will she ever write any legislation? >> steve: she's very popular with certain elements of the party. >> brian: but maybe not enough. we'll find out. a lot of people are jealous of her social media presence, but she doesn't really do anything except walk around and talk to herself on her iphone. mitch mcconnell does survive, it looks like he is going to be the minority leader in the senate, so he got seven votes. overall, the balance of power, as you know, is 50-49. so mitch mcconnell did have some competition, but he said i have the votes, i've got the majority, i get to stay. let's see what he's going to do, is he going to look to cut deals? is he going to keep his power for two more years? because in two years the power is almost guaranteed to go back to the republicans, and then he would be the majority leader.

>> ainsley: now to an update on devastating story, police revealing shocking new details about the four university of idaho students murdered near campus. it turns out two roommates were home at the time of the killings. >> brian: and new surveillance footage shows two of the victims were at a food truck hours before their deaths. >> steve: that's haunted video. griff jenkins joins us with details, because the killer is apparently still on the loose. >> that's right. good morning, guys. have a college town on edge. authorities haven't named a suspect in the quadruple murder case and they said the community was not at risk, but police are now warning this is a very dangerous situation. >> we do not have a suspect at this time, and that individual is still out there. we cannot say that there is no threat to the community. as we have stated, please stay vigilant, reporting suspicious activity, and be aware of your surroundings at all times.

>> police say the four university of idaho students were victims of a targeted, isolated attack. surveillance footage also showing two of the victims at a food truck just hours before their deaths, and we warn you, the images you are about to see our graphic. look here. if you look closely, you can see blood leaking out of the house, coming from the first floor bedroom. the responding officers say the scene was "the worst they've ever seen." the sister of victim kaylee goncalves speaking up for the first time yesterday on instagram. "police say it's an isolated targeted attack, but it's isolated until it isn't. whoever did this is still out there. if he is sick enough to murder four innocent humans so brutally, he is sick enough to do it anyone else. how the police say no threat makes no sense. no one is safe. please get your loved ones home." and kaylee shared a heart-wrenching final instagram post just hours before her death, you can see here, sharing

a photo with the other victims. "one lucky girl to be surrounded by these people every day." the father of one of the victims saying he wants more information from police authorities. we will continue to follow this for you. steve, ainsley, and brian? >> steve: all right, thank you very much. you'd figure the police no more, they're not putting it all out there so they can get closer. >> ainsley: that is so horrific to watch, especially as a parent. he send your kids to college and they are doing what everyone does, they go out at night, they go to the food truck, and these precious girls had no idea that in an hour their lives are going to be ending. and to see the scene of the house, it's pretty gruesome. >> brian: meanwhile, carley shimkus covering this morning as well as other stories. >> carley: the surveillance footage shows the moment just before a wrong-way driver plows into 25 law enforcement recruits in los angeles county. five of those victims hit yesterday morning are in critical condition.

some of the other cadets could be released from the hospital later today. it is still unclear if it was an accident or an intentional act. target says organized retail crime is to blame for its whopping $400 million loss in profits this year. the company's cfo says organized gangs of shoplifters still enough merchandise to take the company's profits in 2022. the retail store is expected to hit $600 million in losses by the end of the year. twitter ceo jack dorsey has a 1-word answer on whether he be willing to return to the company. when asked if he would accept a position as ceo, he simply replied, "nope." that response comes as elon musk teases big plans for the platform. he says "the ability to do long tweets is coming soon," potentially signaling an end to the 280-character limit. chicago mayor lori lightfoot is taking more heat on

social media, this time over a doughnut run. the democrat security detail blocked a bike lane just so she can make a quick stop at a northside doughnut shop. she then told the "chicago tribune," obviously they shouldn't have parked in the bike lane. pretty simple, no bike lanes, no fire hydrants, they shouldn't have done it, period. so there is some bike lane do not controversy this morning, guys. >> steve: if it's not pepperoni, its doughnuts. >> ainsley: she delivers. >> carley: that's the commercial! >> brian: she doesn't take responsibly for anything. meanwhile, still ahead, live at seminole hard rock hotel and casino, like no other, mike rowe, also unique in his own right, is working his way toward the stage according to reports. >> steve: but first the marching rockets perform in their fight song. hit it, kids! ♪ ♪

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z-ers ages 18-25 to live with their parents because they've got to. >> brian: we were talking about this editorial in "the wall street journal" and we thought, let's bring the host of "how america works" on fox business, mike rowe. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. full disclosure, i didn't write it, but he quotes me at length in a very flattering way. >> brian: life-work balance is code for? >> nowadays, it is code for just life balance. we took the "work" out of it. the arbitrage of the work out of the algebra. >> steve: your quote is about to many of the young kids these days thinking long-term, thinking about a career. you say don't think about a career, just think about getting a job. >> look, i bet everybody here, certainly everybody i know in real life, our careers really are ladders, and there are

wrongs on the ladders. >> brian: they don't want to start on the bottom state. >> any time a man of my age starts to talk about this condition, half the country is going to be like, "blah, blah, blah." i understand that. for 50 years my foundation has been making the case that there's more to work than a paycheck. it doesn't mean it's not critically important, but he can't talk about all of it, the whole thing will be reduced to nothing but a transaction, and then we will wind up more or less where we are right now. >> ainsley: it was really funny in that article, right off the gate and he talks about interviewing a ceo from a fortune 500 company and he said he just spent an hour or eight hours with staff talking about -- he said, don't ask me for a week off when your goldfish dies. >> i love my dog, it'll be a very sad day, but the very notion that you can even have

that conversation, and a thousand others like it, that's the frog in the boiling water. work has become the proximate cause of our collective misery. >> steve: and when you look at the labor participation rate here in the united states, it's going down for a variety of reasons. some people just retiring, choosing not to go back, but others are just saying, "i'm going to sit on the couch." but unless people work, all this stuff is going to be made someplace else. >> that's correct. it's all macro and micro. it is small and large at the same time. when you have 7 million able-bodied men affirmatively sitting out of the workforce, not not working, but not looking, they are out. that has never happened in peace time, and it's happening now. we are still focused on employment numbers, which is kind of an artifact of the depression era. >> ainsley: is it their fault or the parents' fault? >> i don't know. it's too easy to point a finger.

i don't want to do it. but it's real. >> ainsley: we all grew up with generation of parents where they were war babies, so they were tough as nails. >> steve: they all got jobs. >> ainsley: but now, all of us, we want to be tough but we want to also be loving and not -- not that our parents weren't. >> parents want better for their kids and what they had, but we don't know what "better" is. larry ellison said something once, somebody asked him about his success and he said, "i got lucky. growing up, had just the right amount of adversity." if you take those obstacles away from your kid -- >> brian: if you clear the hurdles. >> it is supposed to hurt a little. >> brian: you know it shouldn't hurt? watching "america works." how about that transition? >> it was earnest, but sloppy. [laughter] >> brian: that see you looking earnest but not sloppy. when do we see it? >> i see it at monday nights at 8:00 on fox business, but it runs a lot, so you can watch it when you want.

i don't know when you watch it, because you don't sleep, but whatever. >> brian: i'll watch it over and over again and see if it's different. >> now you're making it weird. >> brian: [laughs] thank you so much for joining us. >> ainsley: earnest, sloppy, and weird. >> steve: back on the stage with us tonight, to intro a big video. >> brian: wearing that outfit. >> steve: speaking about fits, i saw the outfit pete hegseth is going to wear for tonight's show. he's not going to wear that. as is outside, coming up next live right here with the automatic door on speed "fox & friends."

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busy days of the year. the protests are planned for red cup day, when starbucks serves drinks and a reusable holiday-themed comps. the striking workers plan to hand out union-themed red cups so customers can show their solidarity with the growing labor movement. the city of san francisco launching a new guaranteed income program just for the transgender community. low income residents would get up to $1200 each month, for up to 18 months. san francisco mayor london breed saying, "we know our trans community extremes is much higher rates of poverty and dissemination, so this program will target support to lift individuals in this community up." and dramatic body family footage showing a group of heroic first responders in kansas pulling an injured woman from a burning car. you got to watch this. >> lift, lift, lift! we've got you, we've got you! we got her, we got her!

pull, pull, pull! pull! pull! pull! coming down, coming down, coming down! >> carley: wow. the woman, who had hit a tree and another car, was rushed to the hospital. she is expected to recover from her injuries. guys, people like that are exactly why we are here at the patriot awards today. >> steve: heroes and patriots. wow. thank you very much, carley. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> ainsley: growing fallout for this massive crypto business filing for bankruptcy just days after the election. >> steve: the house financial services committee will hold a hearing on the collapse of that crypto company as far lift chair maxine waters was pressed yesterday by hillary vaughn on capitol hill on the enormous donations he gave the democrats. >> do you think some lawmakers that got donations from the founder should give that money

back? >> l, i do want to get into that, as a matter of fact both have received donations. thank you. >> brian: wow, is that true? pete hegseth joins us now. this is a big deal. you think these lawmakers understand crypto that they are able to get to the bottom of this? >> absolutely not. it's almost impossible to understand. i'm a big fan of crypto. it's really hard to get your arms around all the different variations of it. all i know is it's had a huge impact. ftx has collapsed itself, but i've got a bunch of different wallets where you can store crypto if you're not doing cold storage. two of them right now are frozen, one directly because of ftx. they said updates to the account, they are shocked and dismayed, can't operate business as usual. you can't withdraw your funds. so the money i have and that while it is frozen because of the collapse of what is effectively a ponzi scheme when you dig into it.

if "the new york times" did their work they would realize that this was a money-laundering scheme used it to give money to democrats, which is what they did. a lot of it is to protect the shady dealings eventually but they're not digging into it yet. wait until it does hit people who print newspapers for living. maybe we'll get the investigation we deserve, but it's effectively a money laundering scheme for democrats. >> steve: i've warned about crypto for years. >> i'm still up! it's not going well. >> steve: here's the thing, pete. it is so regulated. all that cash has gone in, and people have invested. people invested because of fomo, the fear of missing out. unfortunately people and perhaps you as well have gotten burned. >> it's true. when i went into crypto, i said i'm ready to lose it all or take

it to the moon. it's the house's money is the lad looked at it. the problem is, a lot of people, like you said, invested their future in h. crypto is a real thing. bitcoin has had a lot of success. that doesn't mean this is an indictment of bitcoin. this had nothing to do with crypto and everything to do with a classic ponzi scheme from some 28-year-old, that he used to look and virtue signal to the world. >> steve: his business plan. >> ainsley: now he's 30 years old, he lives in the bahamas. >> hiding in the bahamas. >> ainsley: exactly. i don't know if we can get him back to the u.s., if he will testify in front of congress. he's blaming his girlfriend on some of the interviews, someone was writing him on instagram and he responded, and they showed communications about what had happened, and he said he is still trying to raise funds needed to pay back all his depositors, which might have a

deep confidence. >> who would lend him a dollar right now? >> he started a business that ia fraud, he fled to the bahamas, he was going to give money to democrats. frankly, one of their biggest donors has fallen through, so they are panicking. >> steve: he was number two behind george soros. >> he was about to be number one. that's going away. >> brian: eve done this before and you have excelled each time. you are the mc tonight, six major categories. >> i'm so excited. by the way, i'm wearing the 2018 teach it. ready for a throwback. like you said, it gets bigger every single time. i think we get better at making sure we get to the root of it, which was celebrating the heroes that will be here tonight. you guys will all be on stage, everybody loves you, and that's true. you will get big applause. the idea is the applause comes to you and is reflected straight back throughout america to all the people out there who just

got home from a shift, or they were at the fire hall late that night, who we don't often appreciate and don't always celebrate. that's what the patriot awards are about tonight. >> ainsley: are just came home from fighting for our country. >> this is the awards show that really matters for america. >> steve: we have gone through the halls here at the hard rock, and the people love to see us, because they watch us every day. one of the things we do every day as we bring out these stories, so this is our one chance a year where we can salute the people who have gone so far beyond anything anybody was ever asked. >> you are exactly right. the most impossible job is trying to choose who the six categories are. it's impossible. there are so many people worthy of this. when you see someone appear today, they are representative of tens of thousands of people who do the same jobs. >> ainsley: six categories, how many awards? >> i believe those six although there's a bunch of surprises in the middle.

>> steve: a big surprise is your outfit. i saw it last night. >> it's true. one or two of them. we are mixing it up this year. >> brian: pete, how perfect is this venue? ta go straight up in the back. >> they've done a fantastic job. i was told not to say this, but i will. we had to kind of block out an area last year because it was out of covid, and this thing so that right away. so the top area is going to be packed. you will feel it when you are up here, it's amazing. >> brian: this whole building? >> this whole building, the activation, the book signings, it all starts very soon. >> ainsley: it's like a vacation for us. i can't believe you're getting paid for this, because everything is one-stop. we are living here, staying here, working here, eating here. >> it's great. when they need to they would take us through secret entrances here are there, but we are so excited to see other people who are here. by the way, if you are watching this and you say, "i live two hours away," there are still

tickets. go to stubhub. they are not that expensive at this point. grab them, come to the party. steel and plenty of parties, and it's hard to miss, because you're in a hotel that looks like a guitar. >> ainsley: did you look out of the window when you are flying in? i see this huge guitar lit up. i'm like, where is my room? somewhere in there! i'm in the handle, i think. >> i'm on the side, right on the curve. >> i'm there, too. >> steve: i'm on a string. [laughter] >> ainsley: brian is staying -- >> brian: i forgot to look out the window. >> at the holiday inn express. >> ainsley: coming up, from the stunning seminole hard rock hotel and casino, singer michael ray. >> steve: but first, here's the miami central senior high school marching rockets, performing now. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> brian: republicans officially secure the house majority, clinching the 218-seat threshold to win it. >> ainsley: president biden congratulating g.o.p. leader kevin mccarthy, saying he is "ready to work with house republicans to deliver results for working families." >> steve: but tell that to nancy pelosi, currently speaker, who says house democrats will continue to play a leading role in supporting president biden's agenda with strong leverage over a scanned republican majority.

joining us right now, "america's newsroom" coanchor and coanchor of "the five," dana perino. if the house is run by -- and then the lights went out. if the house is run by the republicans and the senate is run by the democrats, does anything get done? or is it a solid gridlock? >> i think you will have a lot of good luck and that the markets will probably like that. the american people who say they want things to get done might not like that very much. you might have a lot of legislation passed in the house, just like the democrats had been doing, that will get blocked in the senate. but i think what you will say it's president biden trying to do a lot of regulation by executive order, a decrease in legislation and an increase in regulation. >> brian: which means, as soon as you change power or change presidents, that all gets undone. >> and the judiciary will be very busy, because they'll be looking at it going, "now we have to decide if this person has standing," and reject this or that. >> ainsley: you have a long

day today. "fox & friends," the show after this, "the five," and presenting tonight. i think you are working with tunnel to towers, right? >> you have to tune in for when "the five" comes on. this is our first time being here. we are very honored. when i watch that last year, i said, this is a great idea for an event. celebrating americans doing things for their fellow americans. frank stiller who you know very well, tunnel to towers, he will join us and we will talk about some of the great work they do and a lot of that great work is supported by fox viewership. and other americans, of course. have a little something about her sleeve that you're going to tune into. >> steve: is going to want to tune in. >> brian: and they are cosponsoring this? >> only $11 a month. they just take it out of your account. amazing. >> brian: amongst the guests who have booked for your show on "america's newsroom," do you have any idea who is on your show besides tyrus? steel when you have the guy who put the republicans over.

>> we do, we have mike garcia, a republican from california who just put us over. maria bartiromo, tyrus, and kat will join us. one of the reason it's good to have karl rove, we expect an announcement from nancy pelosi. i have no idea, i'm totally speculating, but i think she will leave congress. there is a need for a new generation and there is a lot of buzz about hakeem jeffries, the congressman from new york, and i think that indicates she'll be stepping down. >> ainsley: maybe they can just go travel. >> brian: you got to wonder if james clyburn says, "excuse me, i feel fine, i'll take over." >> but he already said he would move over. >> steve: but nancy pelosi was just reelected to that house eat out in san francisco. who would take it if she left congress? >> i need to look into the rules, but i read something that she'd like to turn it over to her daughter. are you allowed to do that? >> steve: i don't know! >> it's not like royalty, you can't just give it to

prince william. i don't know how it works. >> remember when hubert humphrey and muriel humphrey took over in minnesota? there was an actual vote on that. >> steve: or the governor is oftentimes able to appoint somebody. >> or there is a special election. >> brian: i don't see a republican taking that seat. just real quick, how optimistic you think it anything is going to get done? do you think they'll cooperate? >> you have bite and being like, "i missed a nice guy, i get along with these republicans, i'm so nice." then they're going to want to punch republicans in the face and the republicans are going to want to punch back. it'll be good for viewing. >> steve: then you've got a presidential two years away. >> but it is two years away. a lot can change. >> steve: 730 days. >> are you counting? >> steve: yes, i am. >> it's and honored to be with you guys. >> steve: 15 minutes and 42 seconds. >> i better go to the restroom! [laughter] >> steve: tni, just saying!

senior meteorologist janice dean has been dispatched to one of the lovely pool areas here at the hard rock. >> yes, and the pool is open as of 8:00 a.m., so get your suits on and we will do some fancy drinks later on today before the big event tonight at the hard rock cafe here in hollywood, florida. i have to say, the weather here is spectacular. temperatures will be in the upper 70s for much of the south florida region. right now 70 in miami, 70 degrees here in hollywood, as well. but look at the rest of the country, my friends. so cold. we are talking about an arctic blast zone. these areas haven't felt this cold all season since last year, so 290 million people on friday, below average temperatures as far south as the gulf coast. in terms of storm systems, not too much to talk about except the one that's going to bring epic amounts of snow for buffalo

and watertown, new york. so this is happening from now until sunday. i was looking at one of the latest computer models showing . 6 feet, not 6 inches. 6 feet of snow. if that's the case, that will be the number one biggest snowfall event for the buffalo area. that's pretty significant. obviously i feel very lucky to be here in florida today. but for the folks in buffalo and watertown, this is an historic event for you, and at foxweather.com we've got report is dispatched to the scene. if you want to follow that story, you can go there. for now i will enjoy the sunny skies and the cabana for the next hour or so. steve, ainsley, brian come over to you. >> steve: where we are down here in hollywood, the closest blizzard is at dairy queen. >> ainsley: [laughs] that's true, they are said that! still ahead, country music star michael ray joins us live right on the set. that he is. steel and come on over ! you are next! ♪ ♪

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>> brian: all right, the patriot awards are taking place on this stage tonight. >> ainsley: and country superstar michael ray will have a very special performance.

>> steve: it's going to be on fox nation and this is the fox news channel, michael ray joins us right now live from center stage here. >> brian: straight from that bar. [laughter] >> steve: the performance is here in like ten hours. how do you prepare? >> we've been making a record and on the road a lot, so there is some vocal fatigue. even staying in the hotel and being saved, making sure we got it so we can be the best. >> steve: how do you combat that? >> pushed through. >> ainsley: your grandfather taught you how to play the guitar, your grandmother probably told your mom when you are sick to give you a tablespoon of whiskey. >> that's why all my sons have it in there. what is it all about? i guess that's all i know. i've always been sick. >> ainsley: i was it important for you to come to florida to do this for the patrons? >> being part of the patriot

awards is an honor to me, to play music for patriots like we have here tonight. i love our country, and at a time we are told not to stand up, when we are encouraged to stand back, to be able to honor the men and women who love this country, who represent it, who have sacrificed a lot for it. it meant a lot for me to be asked to be part of it, and i'm back home in my home state. >> brian: luke bryan did a concert for all those who got hit by hurricane ian, and because governor desantis comes out, he gets blowback. do you worry about that? >> we've got to stand up. it's crazy to me that was even a thing. that we are in a place where everything is a political, no matter what you say, he had us divided either way. the fact that they politicize that was crazy. luke bryan is one of the nicest guys in the world. so it irritated me and i'm not worried about it.

>> steve: you take the stage tonight to the end of the festivities. for the next ten hours, you're going to stop talking starting right now, right? check it out tonight on the patriot awards. >> ainsley: thank you. michael was discovered by big and rich. he learned to play, his grandfather taught him, he wrote a song for them, has this big career now in nashville and he's here honoring the patriots. you are a person. if music doesn't work out for you, which it will, then you could be a mascot! >> steve: let's make this the final thing you say. would you read that hair? >> "fox & friends" live from the seminal hard rock hotel and casino. >> announcer: "fox & friends" at the patriot awards is brought to you by camping world, america's use rv superstore.

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♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ >> i'm curious. >> tonight is the night. stream the patriot awards on fox nation tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern from the beautiful seminole hard rock hotel and casino. they have been so great to us. >> we'll be signing over the next few hours. if you are in the building we'll be out there. >> book signing. >> i'll be there at 11:00. they've sold all the tickets. >> we'll be out there 2:00 to

4:00. >> or a little earlier, 12:00 to 2:00. >> thank you to the band. ♪ >> bill: good morning, everybody. only took a week, america. but fox news can now project republicans will regain control of the house. what does that look like for the next two years? we're about to find out over the next two hours. good morning, i'm bill hemmer live in new york. dana, good morning. >> good morning, bill. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." today i am live from the fox nation patriot awards in hollywood, florida. quite a festive atmosphere. tonight this gathering will be incredible. like the good citizenship award for adults and s