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>> steve: it is 8:00 here in new york city from the couch on thursday, november 7, 2024, welcome to "fox and friends." democrats immediately started the blame game and bernie sanders says democratic party left the working class behind. donald trump jr. on that in two minutes. >> brian: plus, president-elect trump getting to work. reports swirl who could be in his cabinet. tom homan will clear if he will serve in another trump administration. >> ainsley: and rejecting softr replacing los angeles d.a. george gascon. >> steve: bye-bye. >> lawrence: can't way. >> brian: maybe enforce crime. >> ainsley: steve said goodbye.

>> lawrence: you're fired. mornings are better with friends, final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> ainsley: in three hours, president biden will address the nation after speaking with president-elect trump yesterday on the phone. >> steve: joe biden offering the president a meeting at the white house to ensure a smooth transition. kamala harris concedes, but is not done fighting. >> brian: peter doocy has more. >> peter: democrats are done. now politico is reporting, a harris staffer, we ran the best campaign we could considering joe biden was president. harris aide granted anonymity to speak freely. joe biden is singular reason kamala harris and democrats lost. that is the thanks joe biden

gets for staffing up re-election campaign and handing off to harris without a primary fight. harris campaign e-mail last from dillon said, i know the vice president is not finished in this fight and very people on this e-mail will be leaders, view this as beginning, not the end. despite being rejected, vice president harris says she thinks hear case is still relevant. >> while i concede this election, i do not concede the fight that fuelled this campaign. the fight for freedom, for opportunity, for fair ninetness and dignity for all people is a fightil will never give up. >> peter: it is unlikely she would keep up that fight as democratic contender, she could

someday be contender for california governor or supreme court justice. back to you. >> steve: you have been talking to sources in biden world. a number of people around the table blame nancy pelosi for his los, sending him out, they said he could have won the people kamala harris lost. >> peter: i guess we'll never know. it does not seem like, i know if you look at social media and other channels, seems like a lot of folks are surprised kamala harris lost. around here, it does not seem like, i don't get a sense there is that much surprise she lost >> >> steve: maybe big surprise is sprinklers are on on november 7 at the white house. >> peter: i'm sure donald trump

called and said, i'm coming back, the grass has to be perfect. >> ainsley: wash all the democrat away. let's bring in don jr., good morning, congratulationings. >> thank you, good to be with you. >> ainsley: you said yesterday kamala waited until 4:00 for the concession speech, i'm sure you watched it. she is vowing to continue to fight. >> i hope so, i would like to preendorse kamala harris for 20 dllt 28, demp accurates made such a glaring mistake bringing her in. she ran in a democrat primary in 2020 and got less than 1% of the vote, i think even her people unde understood she was a terrible choice. i welcome a future run with open arms. >> lawrence: american people,

black, hispanic, white, working folks reject democratic party and bernie sanders said this. it should come as no great surprise democratic party abandoned working class people. white working class, latino and black workers, as well, while democratic leadership defend status quo, american people are angry and want change and they're right. >> lawrence: other cable news stations are rejecting what bernie is saying. >> they don't get it, they live in a vacuum i don't understand. it is ludicrous, if you look at the numbers, not a single metric where we are better off. went from time of peace to war, time of prosperity to time of p poverty and everyone feels it. this year was different. you know me, i'm on the ground, all over real america and i saw

that. the amount of african american men that were taking selfies with me, through the roof, per capita, may have been the biggest demographic and that was not happening in '16. 2020 was different, covid-19 was we weaponized. hispanic, it was something special to see. unified party that wants to put america first and work on future for their children and end insanity in schools. they don't want men competing against women in sports. left has lost their mind. they have no representation. you can't get too far without embracing radical policies you see each and everyday that no one in the real world buys into or believes. >> brian: i don't have to tell you, jared is a member of your

family, son-in-law, he will function in the white house, ivanka had a place in the white house. you and eric were going to run the business, why not offer your services, have you thought about putting yourself up there? i'm sure the interview would go well. >> i think i'm held to a different standard than everybody else with my father. i will get the cobra faster than anyone else. we worked hard on the campaign, the whole family did, i will be heavily involved on the transition. the people who will deliver and people who don't think they know better than duly elected president of the united states, i want those people in his cabinet and i want to make sure those people are in this administration. we have learned a lot since '16, i want to surround him with the

moft incredible team so we can execute this agenda. that is my focus for three months, until january 20. i don't know that i'm a government work kind of guy, i don't know if that, wos for me. i will put my effort into making sure she surrounds himself with people -- we have such a mandate to deliver on. >> brian: would you rule it out? >> i don't ever rule anything out. if i were asked, i would do it, not necessarily a day job i would want. i will be active for numbers 90 days making sure i surround my father with the america first message. stop wars, build back the economy, put americans first and get rid of the insanity that has done so much damage to so many things. >> steve: about an hour ago, i don't know if you were watching,

an dy mccarthy was on and he's gaming out all the course cases lingering. he suggested there is possibility joe biden will pardon hunter on the way out, which would be unpopular and he would pardon your father, which would be more popular. he said this about the other charges. >> i think it goes down easier for the country if it is like a c clemency package, biden-harris justice department dismisses cases against president-elect trump because they can't be prosecuted at this point, any how, he will be sitting ifof th united states and biden pardons hunter. and the message this sends, it is time to turn the page from law lawfare.

>> steve: if joe biden did that, it would help him with his legacy. okay, i lost but i made way for next guy and start from a clean slate. >> democrats are calling for a unity message, that message never really meant anything, it felt shallow given they did weaponize the justice department during his presidency and afterward, weaponization of these departments was disgusting and played well with american people. state officials campaigned on getting my father.

you saw the leticia james yesterday speaking, we will stop him, you have been coming after him for decades now and it is crazy to see this. you see it playing out in higher courts, this is unprecedented, never been done. i would love this stuff to stop. i imagine joe will certainly pardon hunter biden. i know the way they went after me for so long and for congressional testimony and treason punishable by death, i take it personally. i would love to move on, i don't know if they are capable of doing it. >> ainsley: what about new york? can you believe the numbers? brian and i vote in new york and the map has shifted, republicans saw improvements, 22 percentage points better in bronx and queens than in between twoon. she got 55.4 and he got -- that

is new york, state of new york, what is your reaction? >> everybody is getting it, new york city and outer area, i have a cabin in upstate new york, i go into a restaurant and i get high five says all over the place. new new york state, i saw the same thing. other demographics we did well with. numbers, whether african americans, hispanics, there were states we got over 50% of the youth vote, 18-29 vote. that would never have been possible before. reality is trump, america first has become cool. it has become very cool. i've gone on college campuses and kids are going to a party wearing maga hats. if you're a rebel, a hippy, counter culture, if you want to push back, you are in the

republican party now. the democrat party is the party listening to gospel of teachers, of big government, corporate, nothing sexy about it anymore. it is cool to see. they rejected all of the celebrity endorsements because those people were at the diddefdid dy parties. they are endorsing kamala harris for the future pardon. interesting to see and watch and great to see the american public reject that nonsense. >> lawrence: they made their voices heard, it was a tsunami. >> brian: congratulations to you and your families, you put up with a lot. >> ainsley: go make a

difference. >> living on caffeine and adrenalin, maybe testosterone. >> brian: interesting, testosterone and caffeine. >> steve: talk about new york. later today will mark day 11 of daniel penny's manslaughter trial. a man who filmed the deadly encounters between the former marine and homeless man jordan neely. >> daniel penny is accused of going too far after placing jordan neely in a choke hold in 2023. jordan neely, who prosecutors say was homeless, on synthetic dr drugs entered the train and began yelling.

the jury watched most critical piece of evidence, two cell phone videos, one video a witness can be heard saying, he's dying, let him go. a teen on her way home from high school told the injury, i was nervous and thought i was going to pass out. i got scared by the tone, the way he was saying it, he was saying it in an angry tone, i have seen escalation, not like that. another passenger testified, i said, if he's defecating or urinating on himself, you're going to let him go, you are going to kill him. he did not respond. that is truth of what happened. penny's defense argues actions were justified. he could face 15 years if convicted, guys. >> steve: thank you.

>> brian: any justice, he will not be convicted. >> lawrence: a lot of revelation coming, he had a pulse when medics came to the scene. we did not know that. that changes a lot. >> steve: 8:16. >> ainsley: over to carley. >> carley: from one trial to other00. bryan kohberger is expected to attend a hearing as his legal team fights to get death penalty taken off the table. bryan kohberger is accused of killing four idaho students. his trial is set to begin in august. control of the house is up for grabs and republicans are leading with 205 seats, including one gained. most contested races, new york's fourth district, laura guillen declared victory over the republican, that race has not been called. in oregon, bynum holds lead over

chavez-dreamer and in iowa, congresswoman miller-meekses she is confident in her votes after winning by just six votes in 2020 and house speaker mike johnson and tom emmer, will seek reelection to their leadership posts. interesting development there. finally, another squirrel going viral after making a brief ap appearance at v.p. harris' concession speech. before harris took the stage, the critter scurried across the platform, reminding people of peanut the squirrel, who was taken in before being seized and euthanized. the internet weighing in, the democratic squirrel was peanuts

cousin and one user wrapping it up in two simple words, saying, that's nuts. those are headlines. >> lawrence: i'm upset about what happened. >> carley: they killed the raccoon, too. >> ainsley: how did they find out the family was raising the squirrel? >> lawrence: you had it on tiktok and a neighbor turned them in. >> steve: my grandma used to have a squirrel in the front yard, she would walk under there with nuts and he would jump on her shoulder and she would feed him. >> ainsley: was your grandmother snow white? >> steve: she was not, she had a squirrel named rocky, she fed him and he was her pet. >> brian: if you have a coyote

or cougar -- >> steve: let them go. >> ainsley: if you live in brian's neighborhood. >> lawrence: he always has to take it up a notch. >> brian: can i do a psa. >> steve: the roadrunner. >> brian: democrats starting the blame game, dean phillips called for an open primary, would it have made a difference? >> lawrence: we'll ask him numbers. he's in austin.

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biden would have won the co commonwealth and he said he never even spoke with the v.p. harris. >> nothing, zero, they had no respect, no coordination. i never even had a conversation with the lady. they did not give us resources we need and they want to blame us? i understand some of the camp is blaming joe biden for her loss. she lost, he did not use. >> based on your experience in philadelphia, do you think it is indicative of how this campaign was run nationwide? >> it seems that way, i mention call counties, they did not give them respect. they were screaming and hollering for assigns and did not get them until the last minute. >> the harris camp is lashing out, saying pennsylvania for harris team knocked more than two million doors in weekend

leading up to reelection day, more than bob brady claims to have knocked during his entire tenure. brady says harris did not give him resources he needed and relied on outsiders. republican challenger dave mccormick is ahead of bob casey by 30,000 votes, but casey is raising money preparing for a legal fight, we are automatic recount territory with unknown number of ballots outstanding. keep an eye on it. >> lawrence: buckle up, we know you'll be on it. thank you. democrats pointing fingers. biden challenger dean phillips spent months calling for an open primary. would it have made a difference? thank you for joining the program. >> my pleasure. good to be with you. >> lawrence: i was a democrat

for a lot of my life. when i propose, to the party they did not listen and kicked me out. i wonder if loss will make them have some self-reflection? >> we're brothers from another mother, you can imagine how i'm feeling today, my friend. i was listening about yard assigns and door knocks and not getting resources, this election was sealed day joe biden announced he was running for reelection. we should have had a competition, it makes everything better, better product and better candidates. that is when we went wrong and went wrong again by not having a competitive open primary that the president of the united states would have promoted, not suppressed. in the future, that is what i

will fight for. >> lawrence: the candidate does matter. theme of your campaign is democracy. i noticed there was shames of voters, used to be base of the democratic party. when voters raise concerns, they shamed them. you had barack obama almost putting pressure on us black men to show up in droves and never addressed our concerns. >> i hear you, lawrence, shame is not unique to one party. jewish voters were shamed by donald trump and other categories, as well. i hear you. confrontation never works well in politics as invitation, i don't blame people being frustrated. my colleagues are wondering what happened. i've been listening to people share concerns and challenges and i don't know why democrats have not learned the lesson what matters. we have to listen.

bernie sanders hit it on the head. we've lost touch with the core of america. that is showing through in a lot of elections right now. next candidates that recognize that and are willing to listen and enimmigrationiate themselves with everyday people and are author authentic, they will win. that matters, another lesson learned. >> lawrence: this is what your colleague richie torres is saying on x, donald trump has no greater friend than far left which managed to alienate latinos, blacks, asians and jews from democratic party with defund the police or from the river to the sea or latin-x. what is your response to your colleague? >> both parties have elements of extremism. certainly democrats do, it would be unfair to say republicans don't. we know that is the truth. no question that the us of america is a center right

country, which means a mogresive party has to work harder, listen better and extent invitations to those who see things differently. we have economic versus social divide in this country. we saw two nights ago, states voted for trump would pass bills protecting women's rights to choose, paid family leave, increase in minimum wage, these are democratic core issues, there is interesting disconnect between political america and donald trump tapped into something i don't know if there is a candidate that could have beaten him this year. surely with competition, we would have done a whole lot better. >> lawrence: he definitely has pulse of the people. stop and get barbecue in texas. >> i'm here to visit my daughter and get barbecue, nothing else,

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potential cabinet picks. here is what the team is saying, in days and weeks ahead president trump will select personnel and enact policies that make lives of americans affordable and secure. these are names beings toed area for consideration. for chief of staff maybe suzie whiles or rawlins, secretary of state rick richard grenell or marco rubio, senator tom cotton, who is pulling himself out of consideration, more on that. doug burgum, vivek ramaswamy, and r.f.k. jr. you talked to donald trump jr. who said he will focus on surrounding his dad with america first folks who will be best for him. take a listen. >> i'll be heavily involved on the transition. i want to make sure, we know who real players are and people who

will deliver on the president's message, who don't think they know better than the duly elected president of the united states, i want those people in his cabinet. >> sources tell lucas tomlinson that senator tom cotton has asked trump campaign to pull his name from consideration for a cabinet position due to family reasons and fact he wants to remain in senate and run in the senate for leadership position. >> steve: he has small kids in school. bill, thank you, live report from west palm beach. who else might wind up in the cabinet? maybe this guy, tom homan served as acting ice director in trump's first administration. are you talking to the trump team yet? >> ever since he won the election, my phone is blowing up, mostly from press.

i have not asked for a cabinet position, no offer has been made to me. president trump knows, if he needs help securing the border rer running deportation, i am standing by. media needs to back off. for people sending me numerous death threats since rnc, you will not intimidate me, you will not bully me, i'm not walking away or shutting up, come get some. continue the death threats, i don't care, we have a nation to serve and i will serve whatever capacity president trump needs me. >> steve: i am shocked, i did not realize about death threats. in america, people used to be able to state their opinion, now you got to watch your back? >> not only that, numerous

newspaper reporters writing hit pieces, they want to attack my integrity. tom homan served this country and saved lives in his career, we need to secure that border. we have people dying from fentanyl, sex trafficking up 600%, this needs to be done. you can hate it, it needs to be done, we need to protect this country regardless of your opinion. >> steve: we know that it is the opinion of donald trump and he's president-elect, day one he'll do big stuff, we heard him say he will talk about drilling and fixing the border. what could he do on the first day? >> look, three things he could do would solve a lot of problems, put remain in mecklink back in, that was a game changer for us. they can't be released in the united states, they will stop

coming. we proved that during remain in mexico. put country agreements in place, you can claim asylum in any free country, you don't have to come to united states to claim asylum, claim it in mexico. finish the wall, the wall works. he's done it before, he was unprecedented in his success and president trump can do it again. >> steve: always a pleasure, thank you for stopping by. >> thank you. >> steve: trump is making a comeback, so is your 401(k), did you see the stock market yesterday? edward lawrence is coming up next.

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biden-harris imposed extra cost to companies and added paperwork hours, same analysis found cost of new regulation under first trump term cost the country just 3 million dollars. >> getting most of both wins, clearly welcoming a trump win. stocks up considerably yesterday, very widespread, buying pressure, above average volume and we got a decisive victory, that removes big overhang, investors don't worry about when this election will be called. >> crypto, bitcoin up to record high for the year. we'll see if federal reserve will cut interest rates, fed dharm chairman: signalled it would maybe borrowing money cheaper. markets see upside for the economy, growth in the economy

and you guys can look at your 401(k)s, back to you. >> brian: pretty amazing and what regulations do. thank you, appreciate it. i have some time, find out weather, i wanted to check online, i'll go to janice dean. >> janice: thank you for being your second choice. fox weather anticipate is amazing, even brian kilmeade loves to use it. 80 degrees yesterday was a record, first in november in 31 years. current temperatures warmer across eastern half and colder over west and a front bringing snow for rockies. severe threat of weather for west texas. continue to move westward while it weakens and will not have direct impact on the u.s., that is great news. another piece of great news, we have a birthday celebration!

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on drug charges. >> brian: the winner, nathan hockman. america is glad you won. what's the message we get from your overwhelming election? we should get from it? >> the message is that the voters of l.a. county rejected extreme pro-criminal policies. gascon, the current d.a., had brought in four years ago where he said that certain crimes and certain criminals will not be prosecuted notwithstanding the facts of the law. i rejected those policies. i also rejected the mass incarceration policies and i came down in the middle and called the hard work middle. you have to do the work to make sure that each individual case is being considered individually. you look at the defendant's backward, the crime committed, impact on the victim to determine who the true threats are to public safety and need to be behind bars, the repeat offenders, and the ones that

aren't. non-violent first-time offender could serve their punishment proportionally through community service, restitution or diversion program. >> lawrence: you have a big job. you got good ada's in the office but a ton of public defenders now acting like they are district attorneys. you have to clean house. how will you do that? >> it's great. i got the endorsement of the 750 deputy district attorneys and those are the guys that 98% of which rejected and actually supported the recall of their boss. that's a talented, di verse group of prosecutors and i will rebuild that. the l.a. county district attorney's office used to be the gold standard by which all d.a.'s offices were measured and we'll resume that stouts. >> steve: one of the big cases is the menendez brothers and your opponent wanted them resentenced. a lot of people are saying they have rehabilitated and should be out on the street.

you are the boss now. what will happen? >> the methodology to examine that case is the same whether it gets media attention or not. in menendez you have to do the hard work of the facts and law. you have to look at thousands of pages of confidential prison files and thousands of pages of transcripts and speak to the prosecutors, law enforcement, victim family members and the defense. only then can you form an opinion on whether or not the resentencing is appropriate. if it lands on my desk. it might not. if it does i will do the hard work to form an opinion that i can justify in court. >> ainsley: are they rehabilitated do you believe? >> you would of to look at thousands of pages of confidential prison files that the public doesn't have access to. only the d.a.'s office does. again, i would take power on december 2nd. there is a hearing right now set for december 11th. if that hearing stands we'll be

ready for that hearing or seek a continuance to do the thorough review. >> brian: will he be cooperative on the transfer? will he be cooperative on the transfer of power? >> i had a great talk with him yesterday and graciously conceded and do what he can to do the smooth transition. >> brian: whatever you he did, do the opposite. >> ainsley: there were rumors that kamala harris might run for governor. >> we'll bring back and restore safety in the community of los angeles county. >> ainsley: congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> brian: now we can visit. catch me on radio. we have a huge show coming your way. >> steve: same time, same couch tomorrow. >> bil