♪ >> ainsley: goorns. it's 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. it's thursday, it's november 7th. and this is "fox & friends." in a few hours, president biden is set to address the nation after donald trump's historic victory. >> brian: wow. and then he is going to meet with the president. it's exciting. how the president-elect forngd a new republican coalition with black and latino voters. son of baseball legend clementi jr. will join us live. steve. >> lawrence: if you have been watching tv you will see the left is in total disbelief that americans chose donald trump but we weren't because diners told us for years they needed change. >> who do you blame for that inflation problem. >> the democrats. >> what's the most important issue for you right now in the country. >> the economy and the border. >> every time you go to buy food, bread, eggs, milk, everything has gone up so high. >> steve: opinions coast toest do. a closer look at the trump agenda under a republican controlled senate.

montana senator elect tim sheehy is here this how which is the second hour of "fox & friends" and according to my caucuses it's starting right now. ♪ and we start here, president biden is going to address the nation this morning after speaking with president-elect donald trump yesterday on the phone. >> ainsley: biden offering trump a meeting at the white house to ensure a smooth transition as vice president harris concedes the election but not the fight. >> lawrence: peter doocy is live at the white house. hey, peter, what is the president saying? >> peter: good morning. some democrats are sad about harris losing. some democrats are mad about harris losing. and they are blaming joe biden. so, even though he got himself out of the way months before anybody ever voted, a harris campaign aide is quoted in politico as saying we ran the best campaign we could considering joe biden was president, grumbled one harris aid granted anonymity to speak

freely. joe biden is the singular reason kamala harris and democrats lost. biden was told privately this summer that he had a zero percent chance of beating trump but, after that, harris got a huge bounce when she joined the ticket. picked tim walz and had a glitzy convention and now campaign staff are getting email from their boss that says i know the vice president isn't finished in this fight and i know the very people on this email are also going to be leaders in this collective mission. view this as the beginning, not the end. that was the gist of the vp wants remarks at howard university yesterday that seems what hastily organized. an invite was texted to supporters just hours ahead of time and msnbc news is reporting the harris team did not spend much time writing a concession. they thought her initial remarks were just going to be about keeping the faith during a days' long vote count. >> while i concede this election, i do not concede the

fight that fuels this campaign. the fight for freedom, for opportunity for fairness and the dignity of all people. that is a fight i will never give up. >> peter: we don't know how exactly the vice president plans to keep up that fight as a private citizen come january. back to you. >> peter: hey, peter. you mentioned that donald trump was invited by joe biden to go to the white house before the inauguration just to work things out. did you see the lead of drudge right now is the conservative publication national review said they gave some advice to joe biden. joe biden should pardon donald trump of all the pending charges, relieve the special counsel jack smith of his duties and then ask the new york governor to pardon trump from crimes he was convicted n new york state. is there any chance joe biden could actually pardon donald trump?

>> peter: well, if you listen -- if you believe what the president has told us over the last few months, that would introduce the possibility that he could pardon donald trump and then not pardon his son and let hunter go off and rot in jail. and so it's possible. but we have no indication that's going to happen. i asked biden about that up a compel months ago and he kind of laughed about it and said that's a good question. >> ainsley: he could pardon donald trump and then donald trump could pardon his son in january. >> peter: yeah. or, yeah, yes. it is possible. >> steve: it would be a pardon palooza, peter. >> brian: hey, peter, i have a prediction. you're going to get a sitdown with president biden before he leaves. >> lawrence: that would be great. >> brian: in the white house. that's my prediction. would you accept his invitation? >> peter: yes, i would accept an invitation to have a one-on-one interview with the president. >> brian: i'm going to call him right after the show. >> peter: sounds like i could get a preemptive pardon because

everyone else seems to need one just in case. >> ainsley: just in case. >> steve: well pardon me. >> brian: from jay walking or whatever. steve, i don't think he is going to need it. >> ainsley: he has never done anything wrongs in his life. >> steve: peter? oh, i have got information. >> lawrence: i think it's totally unfair of the democrats to blame joe biden for all of this. first of all, you all used them and then when you all didn't need to use them anymore, you all got rid of them. also were the whole plan of joe biden was for him to only serve one term. that's what he said but kamala was so bad. she was so bad. so he could not pass the torch. and as we have seen since this election, why he was so bad. >> ainsley: put pressure on him because they said he was the only one able to beat donald trump before. >> brian: i will say this. i think there -- that school of thought, yes. i also think that he was drunk with success and the midterms. and he thought the heck with this. we kept the senate and took them three actual weeks to flip the house, which was supposed to be

a rout, so there is no red wave, they like me, they really like. i'm staying like leonardo decaprio. >> lawrence: debate performance that's true, brian. >> ainsley: what movie? >> brian: do you remember that movie? >> ainsley: i remember titanic. >> brian: the wolf of wall street. >> ainsley: oh, yeah, yeah. i'm staying. >> brian: can we roll that clip? [laughter] >> lawrence: we will let them grab it. >> ainsley: what did you all think of the concession speech yesterday? >> steve: it wasn't a concession speech. essentially she said i'm not done fighting. but america took a vote on her fight and said no. no thank you. what is interesting about as we talk a little bit about the blame game. there are a number of stories this morning that the people in biden world, the people who told joe biden that he should stay in it and encouraged him to run a second term, even though he had not achieved the stratospheric legacy of fdr which they told him he would do. is that people around joe biden

are blaming nancy pelosi, and they say he could have won the white working class voters harris creed to donald trump. and to joe biden having essentially nancy squeeze him out was like when barack obama in 2016 said joe, sit down, i'm picking what's her name hillary rodham clinton instead to run as my successor. >> ainsley: they have should have looked back and remembered she was the first one that had to drop out of the race when she ran before. america did not want her. >> lawrence: still not getting her attention. essentially the concession speech. >> brian: hated it. >> lawrence: the start of the resistant movement, before he has even been sworn. in made it very clear even though the country rejected whatever agenda that the staff wrote, because we never heard from her about policy, there was not an economic policy. there was not a border policy, there was all these flip flops that the staff communicated, not her. she still says. >> ainsley: several things when you watch the concession speech, first of all she waited until

4:00 in the afternoon to do it. i understand if she wants to wait until the next morning, fine. to wait until later the next day in the afternoon, i just didn't think that was the right move. and then when you do hear it, she talks about i'm not giving up the fight, a, and, b, she said this time it will be an easy transition of power or something like that. like throwing it in trump's face from before. >> brian: i expected it. i did expect that. but what i thought was i had a great conversation. >> steve: like move on, right? wish him all the best. >> brian: you think there might be a cease and desist at least short-term from all of them. i would not be surprised if donald trump does an interview tomorrow if he doesn't go out and say she is a terrible vice president and doesn't say joe biden's mind is melting down. i think that there might be a cease and desist. i know sometimes president trump when meghan mckee and he was sparring. he would not go back to meghan mccain. he didn't touch michelle obama on purpose.

he holds back from certain people. >> steve: and he won. >> lawrence: you know how he says it like a ufc fight you beat the hell out of each other. there is blood. i know it's morning television. after that you hug it out and move forward. even when had you eric trump that was on last night when he was asked about the concession speech, he wanted to move on. he didn't want to talk about kamala harris. i think that is the viewpoint of the former president. >> steve: what you said a moment ago talking about this is the beginning of the resistance against donald trump. i think you are right. and that goes back full circle to what i had quoted from the conservative national review. what they say is, you know, after joe biden pardons donald trump, donald trump deserves to enter the term in january of 2025 about a slate wiped clean of the controversies of the progressive -- the previous era. and it would ultimately be good for joe biden's legacy because then it will make him appear like he is a uniter, let's go forward. it's never going to happen. >> brian: jack smith is already

getting rid of all the cases. the only thing left is the new york sentencing. and i can't see that -- i don't know if the president of the united states can touch a new york story. if you saw letitia james with her bizarre press conference yesterday. >> steve: he would have to go to the governor. >> ainsley: all right. we are going to talk more with that in a little bit. for now turn to bill melugin "fox news live" palm beach, florida to talk who could be on president trump's cabinet going forward. hey, bill. >> bill: hey, ainsley. democrats put all their hopes in the blue wall. the blue wall got hit by a red wave. donald trump was able to sweep all three of those states h a late call from michigan yesterday. is he now just short of 300 votes in the electoral college. we still have arizona and nevada left to call. they are both looking good for him. as you mentioned he is now focusing on his transition team. they are already getting to work. take a look. part of that team says, quote: in the days and weeks ahead, president trump will be selecting personnel to serve our nation under his leadership and

enact policies that make the life of americans affordable, safe and secure. now, according to the "the washington post," these are some of the names being tossed around for some of the cabinet positions for chief of staff, you are looking at maybe susie wiles or brooke rollins. for secretary of treasury. john paulson, scott bess sand. secretary of state ric grenell marco rubio. secretary of defense senator tom cotton. more on him in a second. r.f.k. jr. here is what jason miller said about all of this last night. >> he knows exactly what he wants to do. he knows many of the people that he wants to bring with him. some of these issues can't wait until he gets sworn. in obviously we have what is happening at the southern border there are different things that president trump can do. simply by being the president-elect. >> and axios is reporting that even though senator tom cotton's name is being tossed around, is he politely declining an

opportunity to serve in the cabinet. he wants to stay in the senate and run for senate leadership. and with republicans, flipping the senate, taking control of it, guys, is going to make donald trump's job of getting his confirmations done a whole lot easier for those cabinet positions whether it's dhs secretary, ice director, you name it. that road got a whole lot easier with republicans now going to be in control of the senate. back to you. >> steve: bill, you are absolutely right. thank you very much. senator barrasso who is going to be the senate whip yesterday said that the senate will move quickly on donald trump's cabinet picks and, you know, if they have got unified government, it should not be a problem. >> brian: with tom cotton it looks like he is really concerned about his family. the family involved secretary of defense. >> ainsley: what are you hearing. >> brian: for of a family thing. plus, is he so young. his kids are like 10. >> it would be really hard to move -- your children are so happy in their elementary school and you are pulling them out away from their friends. i know you do it for country and works for some families. but, for others, they might be involved in sports.

>> brian: do you know what i think it is. not only moving but you're not going to be home. so you are not going to be home ever. that's a problem. you are in a rhythm somewhat. he said if he can get something in leadership that, will probably work best for him right now which opens up the spot maybe for a mike pompeo to move in there as secretary of defense. because you don't want him to do the same job again he was at cia and secretary of state. i also think that marco rubio would be a brilliant secretary of state. and i think he has been -- that's something that he is passionate about. >> lawrence: he was like the runner-up to be the vice president. >> steve: he was. >> lawrence: on the ticket. marco rubio was. >> brian: brian governor burgum is going to be valuable. >> ainsley: and r.f.k. jr. >> lawrence: the true belief if you talk to the trump camp and you compare this campaign to the last one it. it was almost like leak proof they want people like brian talked about in the 6:00 hour, that they debate with the president-elect. they don't want people putting

the information back and forth and when he makes a decision to go with that decision. he respected a lot of those generals. that was in the administration. but part of the conflict was once he finally made a decision, they disagreed with it and they made the world -- will he they let the world know that. >> steve: that's why all these names for the most part are being floated by other people. because, if you are the person and did you go hey, they are considering me, you know, get out the pen. they just scratched you off the list. it's interesting because ron desantis the great state of florida is lobbing for surgeon general dr. joseph to be the hhs secretary which would be -- >> ainsley: you know, i will tell from you our perspective because i don't know if the average american knows. this that team, when you look at their faces, we would call them all the time asking for interviews with donald trump, with melania, with the kids. they worked so hard. and when you see behind the scenes of people that are raising money for the politician

that they love, the pacs that are involved, the money that's involved, the commercials that they are building on both sides. these are people who love this country. and they have a vision. and they have a passion for this country. people are giving up time with their kids to go work on the campaign trail, to knock on doors. so so much goes into this. it makes me proud to be an american. >> brian: look how this whole thing is being covered because two things. what's the new regime going to look like and what happened to the democrats? nbc writes shadow democrats grapple with harris' lost. "the washington post" what just happened making sense of democrats blow out loss. "newsweek" democrats in disbelief over election loss. they are not promising trump a honeymoon but they're looking in instead of blaming the russians this time and say well he didn't win the popular vote. >> lawrence: they are acting like they need this major autopsy. i can tell you exactly what happened. you didn't listen. you just did not listen to the american people. they made it very clear in the polling, telling you what the

number one issues were. they said it was the economy, immigration, inflation, and you literally spent the entire campaign talking about everything else. >> ainsley: you are so right. it's just common sense why would you let criminals over the border to come into our country. common sense, why would you pay for them to go to college and not pay for americans' food or whatever it is. it was just common sense. we saw that in virginia with glenn youngkin. he was the one who was listening to the parents. >> steve: before the last election, we went to a diner in virginia. that's the beauty of the diner. fox news did the voter analysis, talking to 111,000 people coast to coast. but over the last couple years. actually over the last 8 years we have been going to the diners and taking the pulse of the people. we have put together a little montage, had the democrats listened to our people who showed up and talked in the diners, they would know what america was hurting over. and it would have told them how to win this time but they didn't

listen to these people. watch. >> inflation is really hurting with the way prices are just going up. gasoline, food, everything. it's just hard due to the increases and cost of everything. >> pete: who do you blame for inflation problem? >> it's the democrats. >> will: what's the most important issue for you right now in the country. >> the economy and the border. >> the border is a big problem. >> certainly the border is a big problem. illegal immigration. >> the rise of crime is going on all over the country. especially in these big cities. >> we planned our retirement about four years ago when trump was still in office. now for the last two years -- and i have retired, and now everything is the inflation has gone bad. >> all these illegal immigrants coming over the border, tens of thousands of them, it's frustrating, it's frustrating for myself, other small business owners. >> i would say inflation. it's grocery store every time you go to buy food, bread, eggs,

milk,everything has gone up. >> i'm so anxious. i go to store anxiety, all the prices are like 20 to 30% higher. >> i would say safety. securing our borders is very important. criminals are not having -- i would say safety. >> lawrence: what's the number one issue for you? >> definitely the economy and immigration. >> the two companies i work for, great companies, pretty much went out of business. and due to the biden administration. when it come into pennsylvania went red, oh, man, that cb radio i haven't heard it that ecstatic in a while. like it was great. >> lawrence: what is not talked about is other mainstream media organizations. they make fun of the diners. all right? >> steve: they do. >> lawrence: they make fun of it. oh, what happened is you have people if the diners and the people in the barber shops saying the exact same thing. they tried to racialize the country. and every single demographic said the same exact thing. >> brian: do you know where

trump lost voters? >> brian: white people, 3%. go ahead and figure that the o. meanwhile, straight ahead, following president-elect trump's historic comeback to the white house. the future of his legal cases are looking much brighter, especially after special counsel jack smith is reportedly winding down his multiple investigations. former attorney general bill barr says it's time for the cases to end. >> it's always a question of what's in the best interest of the country. and in this situation, there is no doubt in my mind that the best interest of the country are served by them dismissing the case. these cases are not meat and potato criminal cases. they are very novel cases. they raise all kinds of constitutional issues. and at the end of the day, the juice is not worth the squeeze. >> steve: he is right. meanwhile, major critics of trump, like new york's attorney general who claim -- who charged him in a civil case say her office is prepared to continue the fight. >> ainsley: here to discuss former assistant u.s. attorney

for the southern district of new york and fox news contributor, andy mccarthy. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. what's your reaction to that? who do you tend to side with bill barr or letitia james? [chuckles] >> that's a tough one. former attorney general barr is exactly right. and i also think from what i can gather that sort of a deal is coming together. because everyone understands that president biden is going to pardon his son hunter that is not going to go down well -- at least if it's in a vacuum because he vowed he wouldn't do it. not that anyone took that too seriously. but i think it goes down easier for the country if it's kind of like a clemson clemency packagee the biden harris justice department dismiss the cases against former president trump

president-elect trump. they can't prosecute him at this point anyhow. he will be the sitting president of the united states. then biden pardons hunter. i think the signal that sends hopefully to these progressive prosecutors at the state level is that, you know, it's time to turn the page from law fare which proved to be a disas for the democrats in the election. >> steve: that would be brilliant he wants his son pardon dawned even though he said i'm not going to do it. he is going to do it. makes it more palatable if he also pardons trump, poof, all that stuff is gone. >> steve, i think that's right. because it's him doing it. and the other thing that is important here in dismissing the case, you dismiss it at the justice department level rather than having to pardon the incoming president, which is almost like an admission of guilt that trump doesn't want to make if they dismiss it and

biden-harris justice department that dismisses it. i think the judge goes along with it more easily. whereas if trump's justice department asks to dismiss the case, they may get pushback from judge chutkan. >> lawrence: what about the state, andy, even if they decide not to do anything with the case when donald trump takes the administration, that case is going to go away in the departments of justice, okay? but when it comes to the state, what happens there? is there a pause while is he president of the united states? does that case continue in fulton county as well as new york? >> yeah. fulton county thing, lawrence, is kind of a mess because disqualification litigation around fani willis and they haven't even gotten to the immunity stuff with respect to trump. so, that case will be paused while he is the sitting president. the interesting one is the new york case because judge merchan is supposed to rule next tuesday on the immunity issue. and immunity, no matter -- he usually rules against trump, right? however immunity comes out, it's

appealable. so trump should be able to appeal that and that will be tied up for a long time in new york and otherwise suspended. but, what i hope happens is that president biden and his justice department, by doing what they do, what that hopefully does is give kathy hinojosa the governor in new york the space she needs to make that case go away. because she has got to deal with the crazy progressives in new york. >> brian: the attorney general is as crazy as it gets. the $900 million they charged the organization, that civil case has got to go away. i know the judge is going to revault the penalty. but they have a monitor on the trump organization. they got a check with them. this really hamstringing the company, for no reason. there was no plaintiff. >> yeah. i think, brian, that i was surprised to hear her defiant remarks yesterday. because i think her problem is with the appellate courts in new

york. it sure sounded at the oral argument at the very least like that penalty is going to be dramatically reduced. and there's a possibility that they could just throw that case out because she took a statute that didn't apply to trump's situation. and used it to try prove up a fraud where there were no fraud victims. and the court was obviously very uncomfortable with the case. >> steve: i don't think a lot of people had the hunter-trump pardon their bingo card. let's see what happens. thank you very much for joining us live. >> thanks, guys. >> ainsley: president-elect trump sees a swing in support among latino voters. roshted toe ghement at a jr. onm thisak roberto clementa jr. on this historic shift. with them. and if i recommend they need to get their vision

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>> bryan: yeah, to say it mildly, steve, that's exactly right. the infighting in pennsylvania among democrats is intensifying. we spoke to philadelphia's democratic party chair and former congressman bob brady who blamed the harris campaign for losing pennsylvania. and then he defended president biden saying that biden would have won the common wealth and he then attacked the harris campaign for not even campaigning with biden in his hometown of scranton. >> how do you not invite the president of the united states to his hometown? everybody loves joe biden, even in the city. he gave up seat united states president not to run again for her. that's the way they are treating him now. talking about him now. it's a total absolute disgrace. indicative to the way they ran their campaign. >> >> bryan: brady went on to say the philadelphia democrats did not get nearly enough resources to run an effective campaign by the harris team. then he said that that philadelphia concert on the eve

of the election was a total waste of money. >> i got more complaints, including my daughter-in-law traffic jam after traffic jam you couldn't get out. what happens? they are mad. why does this happen? because of a concert that she showed up at 11:30 at night? give me a break. >> bryan: do you think it changed anybody's mind? >> it doesn't look like it, does it. the outcome didn't show it. i would think most of them people weren't even from the city of philadelphia. >> bryan: the harris campaign fired back. quote: if there is anied me take away from philadelphia's this cycle brady's practice of campaigning to make up for his lack of fundraising ability or leadership is a worthless endeavor that no future campaign should ever be forced to entertain again. wow. the senate race here is too close to call by the way. the republican challenger dave mccormick ahead by 30,000 votes. the incumbent democratic senator bob casey is already raising money gearing up for a potential

legal fight as they move on to counting provisional ballots. brian? >> brian: bryan llenas, thank you so much. appreciate it. president-elect trump gaining significant ground with latino voters this election cycle that according to fox news voter analysis. this is stunning. especially true of latino men. in 2020 biden led by more than 20%. then trump narrowed to just 3%. joining us now to tell us why, because his support was vital, crucial, and appreciated. it is the son of baseball legend and his family's name is royalty roberto clemente jr. great to see you. we saw on the stage on election eve. what made you and your family go out there and support donald trump? >> well, number one, brian, thank you for having me. i can tell you that this is a personal matter for me as one member or family. my family has not been talking to me.

they actually disavowed me because of what i did. the latino community, puerto rico has continued to really listen to the rhetoric and all the news about president trump and who he is, calling him all kinds of names. and i looked through that and past that and the last three years i was really able to do my homework and research. and educate myself on what is going on in our country and our government. and really the media. how the media has manipulated our perception and for me, i truly believe that we have the george steinbrenner of politics in the white house right now. i believe george was the best owner of a baseball team loved his team, doubled down on his team. and we have the same love that this man have for this country

in donald j. trump and that's why i supported him. steve. >> brian: they were friends, too. did i not know your whole family is mad at you for doing this. >> absolutely. my whole island, half the island right now not only that but i'm getting so much hate mail. they are involving my father, which i think is not correct. and i believe it's part of the hate campaign through media, through, you know, everything that's been going on out here. i come in with love and respect for all and like i said personally i have to take a step forward for the first time in a presidential campaign because i have -- you know, i have older children with grandkids and i have three young children in my home. and i know what i'm living in today compared to what my adult children went through. and i can tell you that it's a night and dated difference of what we are dealing with today.

including food, including safety. including everything that's happening in our schools. and for me. i have to step forward and really make a sacrifice and make it count with trump. >> brian: roberto i hope you know the campaign and the future administration respects you. you could do a lot for puerto rico by letting them know what is going on. you are not alone in this new trends towards republicans. the miami-dade county, look at this. trump supporters among the latinos 55 to 43. in star county, texas, totally flipped. 57-41. heavily hispanic. i just told you how much he has gained over the last two election cycles. so, i sense people are catching up with you. >> it took thee three year, brian, it took me three long years. and the more i studied. the more i found out. the more i really like where he stands. understanding there was a lot of

misinformation he called from the very beginning, i never sphood. i felt the staple way a lot of the people feel from the very beginning i had to go past that and fight through that rhetoric and i was to do that and find a good man behind that facade of being called a racist. i'm being called a racist myself right now. it's amazing it has gone that far. i believe that love for this country is going to show that this administration can become the best administration ever in this country. >> brian: that's right. one of their goals. you can make that possible. roberto clemente jr., thank you very much. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: entire departments have to go as he and trump vow to make america healthy again. that story, next. ♪

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leads to all kinds of diseases that i treat. heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, heart attacks and, yes, even cancer. multiple cancers. so, yes, that's a good place to start. because we're spending $4 trillion on our healthcare in this country. it's a sick care system. not a healthcare system. and the fda and one poor point about this. they are also in charge of outbreaks, ainsley. we have over 1700 multi-state outbreaks of foodborne illness. 48 million americans are getting sick from the food they eat every year. that's always under fda's umbrella. they are very limp in that area. >> ainsley: we were interviewing r.f.k. jr. he said some things that were pretty strocking like french fries at mcdonald's may be made with three greens in europe. here i don't remember the number but 1010, 20 ingredients. ingredients that aren't healthy for you. fruit loops, different dies he said in screerl but the same cereal in europe is not allowed to use those products. why -- this is america.

why are we allowed to put these products that are illegal in europe and you go to europe and you eat clean and you feel great after you eat pasta and don't feel. why are we allowed to put those ingredients in our food that our children are eating. >> we shouldn't be. i returned from europe. eat pappas that and europe didn't gain a pound because it doesn't are those ingredients. canada also discount interest it. froot loops in the united states multiple chemicals as r.f.k. jr. says two tore three ingredients. we don't police the amount of chemicals in our foods. they also interfere with fertility that's one i didn't mention. when you become obese you get diabetes a lot of the time. then you have other multiple problems. now, he has a history as a social reformer. environmental activist. that's his background. so i'm very interested in his approach towards the food we eat. >> ainsley: all right. you also have a great op-ed in the "wall street journal" and it talks about marijuana. it's not your parent's woodstock weed but recreational can be

misleading. everyone go and watch that thank you so much -- i mean go and read that. >> thc content. chemicals in our pot 30% to 60%. back when i was a kid 1.5%. in europe and switzerland it's 1%. it's not the same thing. go out on the streets here. >> ainsley: you smell it everywhere. i feel like i'm i'm walking behind someone i smell it. i just don't wanted to breathe that in. >> it's second hand. you are picking it up. got to walk on the other side of the street. >> ainsley: you can't avoid it in new york now. dr. siegel, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> ainsley: quarter till the top of the hour and montana's tim sheehy extends the g.o.p. senate majority defeating a three-term democrat incumbent. and he is next. ♪

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>> janice: good morning, my friends. i cannot believe it's november and 80 degrees in new york. we are expecting upper 70s here in the northeast. take a look at the maps. because it's warmer than average. ahead of this cold front that's bringing snow to the rockies over colorado. and can you see it on the map there. we could have the threat for severe storms over parts of western texas. and there is hurricane in the gulf of mexico. the good news is it is going to weaken. it's going to move close to mexico but texas you will have to keep an eye on it.

there is the 7:00 a.m. advisory. again, obviously, we have to watch it but we think that it is not going to directly impact the u.s. and we will continue to keep you up to date. all right, lawrence, over to you, my friend. >> lawrence: thanks, j.d., always keep us posted. >> janice: you got it. >> lawrence: so republican tim sheehy defeat three term incumbent jon tester extending the g.o.p. majority and paving the way for trump's agenda to become law in january. senator elect tim sheehy joins us now. senator elect, thanks for joining the program. i think a lot of people are excited for another door kicker to be in washington. you didn't only defeat him, but you blew him out of the water. how were you able to do that? >> well, a lot of hard work, lawrence. you are right. we got a lot of doors to kick because we have got a lot of work to do. we heard from marc siegel how much problems we have with the fda with our food supply. government is not functioning as well as it should. it's not serving its people as well as it should. it's not too much for the american people to ask that

their government put the interest of our people first. i think why they won so handily. that's what it comes down to is common sense. our message is based on let's bring common sense back to our government. montanaens want secure border, safe streets. cops are good, criminals are bad. boys are boys and girls are girls. identity politics falls to the side people say i just want a government that does its job. makes my life better. and gets out of my way. and that's really what our campaign has been focused on. i think common sense is resonating with people. and that's why we won so big. >> lawrence: tim, it looks like the former president agenda you highlighted it. the republican heart has massive coalition. black folks, hispanic folks, works class folks. it's a diverse party at this point. the question is once it gets to the senate, how are you going to pass this legislation? so it's when it's time to cast this private vote, i know it is private, who are you going to support for the leadership of the senate?

>> well, i don't even know many of these guys yet to be quiet honest with you. i'm a first-time candidate for anything never even run for student council. get to know these folks in the next few weeks when i get there start to learn what priorities align best with the america first agenda. >> again it's about common sense. we will see who is on the docket when we get there. but, not sure it's going to be a lot of folks i have to get to know in a short period of time. we have a fantastic freshman class here with our senate group. those of thes us who have been called and look like we're going to be called are some fantastic not just candidates but going to be football senators, too. >> lawrence: tim, i got get the impression a lot to do on this agenda when it comes to passing legislation. is it fair to say the border is going to be the number one priority when it comes to legislation? obviously we expect day one the president to sign some executive orders. to really put a stop at the border. but, from a legislative standpoint, is that the first

thing you guys tackle? >> i think so important the border has a legislative solution. the border has been, you know, in the hands of the executive and of course a hot potato issue, back and forth. one executive sealed it and next administration unseals it. we need to pass legislation that by law secures the border in perpetuity in addition to the border, create metrics around immigration and funding for border security that are going to be enduring and can't just be undone over overwritten with an executive order. yes that will be if not the first among the top and then, of course, we have got to get inflation under control. stop printing money. of course those issues are linked. massive immigration into this country is a direct impact on the economy of this country. we have more people come into this country than we have ever had in the history of our nation in a very short period of time whether it's housing, whether it's healthcare, whether it's inflation that, issue has a direct impact on the economy, too.

we have got to solve both those things and top priority. >> lawrence: mr. senator elect, congratulations, special operations community. everybody is so proud of what you were able to accomplish. thank you so everywhere. >> thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: don't move. donald trump jr. is going to join us live at the top of the hour. ♪ some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year.

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