>> what can america learn from our vets? >> that's a question we don't have a lot of time to talk about that but i would say a lot we can learn from our veterans. leadership and most importantly is the ability to inspire commitment and inspire resilience and trust and i think what we know from our veterans, veterans have good character, competent and committed to country. >> lastly family support of how? >> families, what i would say especially now around veterans day start asking veterans their story. instead of thanking them for their service, ask them their story and let veterans tell who they are and what they are about. >> ask them for their story. i love that. honor you for your service. thank you. back to you, dana. >> dana: jason and dr. siegel. thank you great much. ask veterans their story in addition to thanking them for their service. thanks for being there, dr. siegel. see you next week.

>> thank you. >> dana: a threat to democracy that's the message from president biden but now a very different message after the election. i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning to you. almost the weekend, kid, right? siegel looked good there. >> dana: that event is so great. i would love to do it. i think the president would be like what do you think you can do? you can't keep up with me. he is probably right. >> bill: as democrats come to grips with their loss they are trying to shift the narrative along with their tone. here is president biden before and then after the election. >> president biden: he is a genuine threat to our democracy. that's not -- that's the god truth. we will insure a peaceful and orderly transition. we'll be okay. but we need to stay engaged.

>> bill: the white house was pressed on the shift leaving things to get somewhat heated in the briefing room. peter doocy follows that on the north lawn. what happened and what was said? >> officials here are not saying that donald trump is going to strip women's rights and destroy democracy anymore. they are also not apologizing for all the times they did. >> is the message to people who are fearful based on what the messaging was about -- >> you are twisting everything around and it's really unfair. no, jackui, it is unfair. i've been standing here being respectful to what happened two nights ago. being respectful. >> axios has published new details what harris told staffers post loss. during the call harris said yeah, it sucks. we all just speak the truth, why don't we, right? there is also so much good that has come of this campaign. the report continues the message

didn't resonate with some harris staffers. it was detached from the reality of what happened, one side. we're told the fate of democracy is at stake and then the message was we'll get them next time. next time may come quick according to some house dems. >> a lot of us remember congressman you led the charge on investigating trump as an existential threat to democracy. how do you hold trump accountable now without control of the senate or likely for that matter the house and after the u.s. supreme court granted him major presidential immunity? >> well, we are going to discover the answer to your question as we go through this over the next several years. >> bill: president biden is off to his beach house in delaware later today. vice president harris remains in washington, d.c. all her briefings and meetings will be closed to press. we haven't been told when exactly she plans to return to the business of the vice

presidency. bill. >> bill: no date when trump meets biden at the white house, is that right? >> no, they said it will be in the near future but anything between now and inauguration day is the near future. so we'll see. >> bill: that fits the definition. thank you, peter, great work down there on the north lawn. >> dana: more on this "new york post" contributor douglas murray, great to have you here. play for a trip down memory lane last week what democrats were saying. >> donald trump is a great threat to our democracy. >> don't give them the power. they are after our democracy and take our rights away yes. >> donald trump is an existential threat to our democracy and our most fundamental freedoms. >> president biden has been clear eyed about the threat that the former president represents to our democracy. >> dana: how is jackui's question unfair? >> it is totally fair. the democrats have to do a pivot. they know that what they were saying in the campaign was a lie. it remind me of the pivot they tried to do briefly after the

first assassination attempt on president trump when the same people we just heard from have been saying he is hitler and when somebody almost killed him they said well, he may be hitler but i'm glad he wasn't hurt. that's none an easy or clever pivot. it shows that you were lying and exaggerating and fibing before and the same now. they have spent months, the democrats, particularly kamala harris saying donald trump ex threat and now looking forward to a peaceful transfer of power. all it demonstrates is they were fibing trial to rile up their base. hollow, extremist rhetoric from them and we're reminded about that. i feel sorry for some democrat voters taken in by this. there are probably some who have been terrified into believing

what kamala harris and they said for political gain. >> bill: kimberly -- so long as the left is pointing fingers let it direct at the outfit that played the biggest roll in using, the u.s. media. >> it's a yes but with a caveat. not like it is all of the media. yes, a lot of the media in this country has been wildly partisan against trump, against the republicans forever. but there are certain papers, mention to "new york post" as one. if you read that the last four years you could see what was coming and in recent years you could see the truth about joe biden earlier than "the new york times" or anyone else was willing to say. you could see the hollowness of kamala harris before the "washington post" was willing to say it. you know, it is not all of the media but sure, i mean, some of the papers, some of the networks, i mean, they have been misleading their readers and

viewers for years. they lied about biden. they lied about harris, they lied about trump. will they now keep doing it? we'll see. if i were them i would take this as an opportunity they did not take in 2016 which was the opportunity to learn from their loss, actually learn. what is it about the democrats that is not resonating with the working people of america? there is a lot for them to learn if they can pass the denial stage of the grieving process. if they can pass that who knows, maybe they could come back sometime? if they don't and they double down on this empty hollow scare mongering rhetoric of course they have nowhere to go. >> dana: we can expect some big changes on a lot of different fronts. one is foreign policy. "wall street journal" writes this about iran. as iran weighs striking israel a third time its defenses are down after israel's retaliation and the biden administration can no longer protect the iranian regime. it has collapsed thanks to u.s.

voters. i ask you about that in the context of what we're seeing overnight in amsterdam with israelis being targeted. >> jews being targeted. >> dana: with people asking them for their papers. there is the geopolitical issue and anti-semitic issue happening in that region. >> yeah. the -- what happened this week the election changes everything in america but in the middle east. it can't be stressed enough the biden-harris administration devoted much of its energy for the last year if trying to get regime change where? in jerusalem. they did everything they could from chuck schumer to kamala harris to all of them it was about trying to get benjamin netanyahu out of power. if the white house in the last four years in particularly if they had spent half the time doing regime change in tehran the mullahs would have fallen by

now. the threat in the middle east, it is not netanyahu. it is hamas and its backer iran. the revolutionary islamic government are the ones still holding americans hostage. they are the ones still holding more than 100 people hostage in gaza and the ones that refuse to have a cease-fire, the ones that refuse every cease-fire negotiation for the past year. the war could have been over a year ago if hamas had given up. instead it has been decimated, the crucial thing is the head of the snake, the head of the snake is the revolutionary government in iran. it is now naked. its air defenses are taken out. it's the iranian's turn to do the tit-for-tat now to israel. if and when they do, the response from israel, i hope, doesn't need military backing but with the agreement, approval of the united states, the response of israel this time should be to take out the nuclear reactors, take out the

oil fields, topple the regime as far as i'm concerned. that's the thing that is stoping piece in the region. if you get rid in the mullahs you can have a peace deal across the whole region. the abraham accords to even include iran. >> check out douglas murray's piece today. a good read, thank you, douglas, nice to see you in person. speaking of the situation with the jews in amsterdam. breaking right now as we mentioned israeli soccer fans landing in the tel aviv airport after a series of attacks in amsterdam last night. matt finn is live in tel aviv with us now. what are they telling you as they come back home? >> i just spoke to one man at the game last night. he was fighting tears. i spoke to the ceo of the soccer team. we'll get to that sound in a minute. on the board behind us we have counted six additional emergency flights that have been scheduled from the netherlands back to

israel to bring home israelis who are still in the amsterdam area after that mob attack in the early morning hours. we want to get to that video and warn you it is graphic and disturbing. the mob assault happened after israel's largest soccer team played against ix amsterdam. amsterdam won. after the game footage shows isly fans being kicked and stomped on the ground. running and jumping into the canalls to escape. it is being condemned by the king of netherlands as an anti-semitic crime. a man said he ran through alley ways in the dark with his sister to avoid being attacked. he will never return to the netherlands. five people were injured, 20 to 30 people had minor injuries. the ceo of the soccer team says he felt like it was coordinated. i spoke with him as he landed here in israel.

>> a jewish football team wearing the yellow and wearing the star of david and clearly this was nothing to do the with ix fans. we have a great collaborations between the two clubs and a synergy between the fans. so clearly this was something where our fans, because of their jewishness were clearly targeted. >> there are reports and video that we have seen that appears to show israelis chanting anti-arab slurs. palestinian flags were ripped down last night palestinians ministry of foreign affairs said the israelis instigated. there were supporters from an israeli football club in amsterdam. whether it was two teams going back and forth. israelis and arabs and turned into some type of violent clash or whether it was a more coordinated attack. the people we spoke to on the ground who landed back here say it seems like it was a

coordinated attack against jews. >> bill: matt finn watching that story in israel. >> dana: a case we're watching closely and paul mauro talked about this earlier. the defendant daniel penny in the case regarding his efforts to protect people on a subway train as it has been described by witnesses but the homeless person that he restrained ultimately died after the encounter. so he is on trial. the jury trial is underway. i believe this is day four of testimony. so daniel penny arriving in court for the new york city trial for one more day of testimony. a raging wildfire burning through southern california. flames destroying home and forcing thousands to evacuate. >> bill: drama surrounding the u.s. supreme court. justice sotomayor, is she under pressure to retire? could she actually step down and concede to some democrats?

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>> bill: a key senate race boosting the republican senate majority. dave mccormick defeated the democrat incumbent casey in pennsylvania. this is what he told us last hour. >> whether there will be a recount or not i'm up by 32,000 votes and the outstanding county is cambria county, a red county.

i'm winning those votes significantly. it has been clear for some time that the math didn't work. there was no path to winning for senator casey, which is why i think the a.p. called it. >> bill: meanwhile bob casey has not conceded saying it has been made clear there are more than 100,000 votes still to be counted. we need to insure every vote will be counted. it is what pennsylvania deserves. there are two races now which have yet to be called. one is in nevada. the other is in arizona. republicans currently with 53 senate seats and that is a firm majority. dana. >> dana: the other big story the election is latino voters. let's look here because trump won big time. let's take a look. latino voters harris lost eight, trump gained seven. how do you break it down. latino men president trump up nine, she lost nine.

then an even split with women. up six with women, harris down six. it has had some pretty interesting discussions going on across the country we could say, bill. we'll continue that with florida international university politics professor. he joins me now. what do you make of some of the overall support latinos had before we get into the gender breakdown? >> we've been seeing this shift over the last two years. in fact, in the polling that we've been doing, we've been seeing a significant drop from 2020 where president biden had 67% of the latino vote and in some of our surveys, the one we did in july, we saw a support for president biden of only 41% among hispanics. the entry of kamala harris actually increased her support among latinos so while the news for democrats and especially for

democratic latinos is not very good the reality she was a better candidate than joe biden among latinos. >> dana: if we pull up this poll here, the top issue to latinos on the economy at 43%, immigration 18% and abortion 12%. one of the things i point out the democrats for a long time were saying the economy is fine. look at the page 34 of the fed report of st. louis. it was just not consistent with what people were dealing with in their real lives. how do you see that? >> yeah. in fact, we've been calling this sort of cognitive dissonance. most latinos are still democrats even though the rate of support for the democratic party has dropped. but the dissonance comes largely when you ask them about the direction of the economy, the direction of the country. where a vast, vast majority of latinos were discontent with the direction of the economy and the direction of the country.

and in that sense, right, it is always -- we know this regardless of electoral process, that when the numbers on the economy are so low, it is very hard to expect voters to reelect someone or elect someone new who promises economic numbers like these. >> dana: tell me about immigration. that was the second most important issue. how does it square here? looking at numbers out of texas especially the south of texas turning red or redder. >> yeah. we have been asking agreement or disagreement with a couple of items that were largely part of donald trump's agenda, the mass deportation, for example. and we have found consistently support among these are u.s. citizens, right? either naturalized or u.s. born latinos. we found 40% agreement with mass

deportation. we also found almost 40% agreement with the statement about whether the new arrivals are criminals, whether the vast majority are criminals. and so there is this important dimension of how latinos view those who are arriving right now that in my view, especially in places like the border, like the valley of texas and like south miami where latinos interestingly took this approach. >> dana: professor, thank you for coming on the show today. there is a lot to sort out in all of this and it is a big part of the puzzle in the postmortem. thank you, have a good weekend. >> bill: white house now reiterating that president biden does not plan to pardon his son, hunter. this ahead of a hearing that could land the first son in prison. plus president-elect trump making history with his new chief of staff. what that might reveal about the plans for the rest of his cabinet.

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intention of pardoning him? >> he has been asked that question multiple time. our answers stands, which is no. >> what about a sentence commutation, different than a pardon? karine jean-pierre from a question from jackui heinrich. >> you said that the president would not consider a commutation of his son. that still stands? >> it stands. >> now that donald trump is moving into the white house in january the stakes are lower for president biden if he were to choose to pardon his son, hunter or commute a sentence. he is facing two sentence hearing next month on december 12th sentenced in his federal gun case in delaware. following monday out in california for a sentencing in that federal tax case where he pleaded guilty. former president donald trump was asked about a pardon for hunter and didn't come out and say no unless president biden changes his mind it appears hunter biden is scheduled to be sentenced in two cases next month. >> dana: we'll see if they say we've been very clear if that

ever changes. thank you so much. >> bill: donald trump's election victory renewing democrats' anxiety of the u.s. supreme court. some are suggesting sotomayor should resign immediately so democrats can replace her during a lame duck session. how would that go over, right? shannon bream covers the coast. host of "fox news sunday." wow. "politico" says this isn't simply some flight of fancy happening among progressive activists online but a conversation members of the senate are actively engaged in. is this realistic? >> yeah, i this i the words they used were hair on fire. they want to know whether justice sotomayor feels good and will stick around another four years. there was pressure on her before this election to step down. we all have the rewind of remembering justice ginsberg and how much pressure was put on her well into her 80s and made her

dig in and stay. there is a lot of potential peril or democrats. they have to get justice sotomayor. the last time i saw her on the bench was healthy, completely able to do the job and convince her to retire and you take the chance with this close senate that you can actually push someone through in time. would you want roadblocks or say a manchin defection or others worried who is nominated that they aren't moderate enough? actually having the votes to get that through is tenuous. would you want to leave an open seat for president trump to fill on january 20th? i don't think so. there is a lot of risk involved in this plan. >> dana: i see a lot of sexism and ageism and this is awful. it is a lifetime appointment and her decision, not theirs. that they are having conversations about her life? how disrespectful is that? you think mark cuban talking about how donald trump doesn't surround himself with

intelligent women and he appoints susie wiles as the first woman chief of staff for any president. they tried with the breyer and it worked. there was a retire breyer whole campaign in order to get him to leave so they could do this. how awful is it to do it through a woman who went through confirmation and be thrown under the bus by them because they want to try to sneak one in for president biden's legacy? >> there are shades of those as we've discussed who feel there is a bit of disability overtone discrimination. she is open about the fact she is a diabetic and manages her health and not made a secret of that. to suggest that at 70 and because she manages diabetes that maybe it is time for her to go that she wouldn't last four years is offensive to a lot of people and to her, too. i will say this, we've seen her publicly talk about how she has had her heartbroken at times with decisions that have been difficult and exhausting and

demoralizing to be on the court as it is now. any decision with her leaving would have to be her timing. a lifetime appointment for this woman who has done the work for years and years and years and seems completely capable of continuing. >> bill: conversely, susie wiles will be the first female chief of staff under the new administration. donald trump says susie is tough, smart, innovative and admired and respected and continue to work tirelessly to make america great again. that's a well-deserved promotion. >> dana: yeah. >> within trump world there is a lot of satisfaction she would take the job. we talked about if she would take it. she is seen as somebody very good at managing president trump's impulses talking strategy with him and all those kinds of things. running the campaign is a huge job but it is different than managing washington and the white house. everybody thinks she has the perfect skill set to work the president trump to do this and make history in the process.

>> dana: you have an interesting guest this week. dean phillips is the congressman who challenged president biden and i don't know what he will say on "fox news sunday." maybe a little i told you so. if the democrats are looking for somebody who recognized there were problems early on, he would be one of them. >> uh-huh, yeah. he scored delegates. never got traction running against the incumbent president of your own party is difficult but raising the alarm bells he didn't think president biden running again would end well for the party. so we'll have that conversation with him about where they go from here and also congressman byron donald out of florida. he will talk with us what the lance are for the trump team especially if the gop holds onto the house. >> bill: have a great weekend and great job on election night. thank you. all right. travis kelce getting star struck meeting caitlin clark. that's hemmer celebrity news. cool story. the pro-athletes met in the crowd watching taylor swift

perform in indianapolis and kelsey said this to his brother on his podcast. check it out. >> i wanted to say her one more time before the thing got closed up. the american crowds did not disappoint. that thing was rocking. absolutely rocking. it was fun. saw caitlin clark there. got to meet caitlin. >> bill: he says they bonded over their midwestern roots and being huge fans of taylor swift. who do you think found that story, dana? i think the initials are c.h. >> dana: our favorite executive producer indeed. check this one out, too. >> what's that? >> butter is $7? >> yeah. some places. >> is it framed in gold? >> dana: inflation? what inflation. morning joe host joe scarborough shocked to learn the high price of some grocery items. does it show how out of touch the media is from the concerns

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>> dana: flames on the west coast have burned nearly 20 thousand acres and burned homes and businesses. the wind is expected to die down today. we can hope. william la jeunesse joins us live with the story. hi. >> good morning, dana. i will give you top line numbers while you look at video.

132 homes destroyed, 88 damaged and 32 square miles burned, right? those numbers don't tell the real story, right? people do. i want you to meet three neighbors, two who lost their homes and one did not. >> there are few things that scare me in life more than fire, right? there is no way that you can control it. we know how fireworks and how embers can travel really long distances and how easily a structure can ignite. >> by the time he got home, his fence was already on fire. he got out with a dog and cat and little else. his home survived. next door steven taylor rescued his sleeping son and family and 84-year-old mother and fought the fire from his roof with a garden hose but ultimately lost the battle. >> you see the flames coming from that way. the smoke was dark, eerie. she has two pictures of my dad,

what she is wearing and the wedding ring. >> with winds dying down now firefighters are gaining the upper hand and people want to comfort the victims by saying that stuff can be replaced. it is not entirely true. the things that we acquire mark milestones in our life, the good things, the great friends, and we surround ourselves with those memories, for greg howard, his home is in ashes and he says starting over won't be easy. >> i don't know what we're doing tomorrow. this is all i own. if i were younger, i would be upset but i would be energetic enough to say we'll build it back better. not anymore. >> the fire is 7% contained. ten miles from the ocean. the only thing that greg has is his car made it and he has his wife. he was depressed, very sad. but he says he will start over.

>> dana: a lot to come through. thank you, william. >> bill: three weeks ago somebody who would be voting for kamala harris came up to me and said oh my god, trump is going to win. i said why is that? i went to the grocery store. butter is over $3. i kind of laughed and i said -- i said that's kind of -- i said it to myself. i said good point to him. but it actually -- everything we're hearing after the election is, it is. >> it's $7. it's $7. >> butter is $7? >> yeah. some places. >> is it framed in gold? >> depends where you go. >> bill: stunned about the price of butter is not a surprise to everyday americans. prices at groceries and other basics have been soaring during the biden years.

here is todd piro and tyrus. if you voted for donald trump and if you were concerned about the cost of food and groceries, 60% of you voted for team red over the weekend. got that? 60%. >> joe is struggling. when you have to make up stories. he didn't know. i think micah might be coming around because she had to correct him it's $7. it was just the whole thing. the whole country was a multi-cultural landslide election, everybody did. blacks, whites, asians, hispanics, gay, straight, everybody does not like paying $7 for butter, $9 for eggs, $4 a gallon, almost five for gas. across the board. election of policy. feelings are out of it. wokeism is out of it. it was everybody in america wants to succeed. when you lose at the dinner

table it is tough to stomach. >> dana: the other thing that happened. college professors are cutting classes saying look, if this is a harvard crimson harvard professors cancel classes as students feel blue after trump win. it is ridiculous. >> look at the schools. ivy league schools. i worked my entire 0 to 18 life so i could get into an ivy league school. i thought it was the pinnacle. the reason you want it to be your pinnacle you know when you go to an employer and you say i went to dartmouth or this other ivy league school it's a sign that you are smart and ready to work. in 2024, it is not that sign anymore. it is a sign that you are weak, that you are entitled and that's why you are seeing so many employers say i don't want the harvard grad anymore because this is how they are coddled. in a workplace look at our week. we did a lot of extra work every

single person this week and there were no complaints. why? because that's what you do at a job. look at that response. >> never been a better time to be at the university of phoenix. it is about education and work. trade schools back. these professors should be fired. your job is educate not put your feelings. i can't go to work today because i didn't get my way? that's a professor. >> dana: i would have assigned extra work as a teacher. it will count for half your grade. >> bill: did you see mika? >> i don't watch. you are overworked, tired, you stayed up all night. they mispronounced donald trump's name. i think i can get a pass if i want to call her micah. you want to go, bro? you think the bengals got it bad

last night? >> bill: talking about latinos on the view. watch this. >> latinos in texas, a district 97% latino went 75% for donald trump. why? >> misogyny. >> it is on the border. the border crisis is on their doorstep and begging people to care about it for years. >> misogyny and sexism. >> sure, all that and the price of butter. sunny gets the game ball. if it wasn't for her. if it wasn't for her asking that question there might have been a closer election. oh, no, nothing comes to mind. ching ching. they are bitter, angry, entitled. they also should be -- this should have been a reset for everyone who pushed lies and misinformation. they called him hitler. america rejected them. instead of saying we lied they instead are now doubling down. let her keep doing it. if she keeps that up we'll keep

getting the senate and probably the house and the white house because people see right through your lies. so keep doing what you are doing, game ball to sunny. >> the last 72 hours have been the greatest sell from the mainstream media we could have imagined. there are two issues that decided this election. we've been talking about the two issues for the last four years, border and economy. you watch any of the mainstream media trying to figure out excuses and they are coming up with all the stuff that didn't matter that they wanted to matter but in reality it came down to two things, the results show that. >> bill: for some of them it took them 3 1/2 years to get a reporter on the border. >> when they did it was about photo ops, photo ops. >> dana: tyrus, go packers. >> i was clean, they're yellow. green is my color. work on your plank.

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>> harris: mark cuban and his comment anyway. trump does have strong women around him. come january we'll see the first woman white house chief of staff in u.s. history. the democrat blame game is growing. knives out. fingers pointed. souls are being searched. plus trump's victory has the legal cases against him going up in smoke and also blowing up the left's plans to alter the u.s. supreme court. trey gowdy, jason chaffetz,

tammy bruce, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: thank you, harris, a search is underway in south carolina more than 40 monkeys escaping from a research facility. authorities are urging people who live nearby to lock their doors and their windows. workers are trying to lure the monkeys back with traps baited with apples. that would get me back. >> bill: would that work? we'll find out, right? democratic leaders from coast to coast gearing up to fight the trump administration. some aren't shy about it. nbc mark meredith is tracking this down from coast to coast it appears. good morning. >> here in washington democrats are scrambling to figure out what's next. state level democratic leaders are vowing to block trump's agenda even though he won the electoral and popular vote. newsom is calling for the state legislature to move into a special session next month. he sallies it is an effort to insure, climate. abortion and civil rights laws stand. the governor, a potential

candidate in 2028 writes the freedoms we hold dear in california are under attack and we won't sit idle. california faced the challenge before and we know how to respond. in illinois democratic governor pritzker said his legislature is considering similar measures, also issued an ultimate to the numb republican majority. >> to anyone who wants to take away the freedom, dignity of people in illinois a happy warrior is still a warrior. you come for my people, you come through me. >> in michigan governor whitmer, potential candidate herself in the future taking a much different approach saying she'll work with the trump white house. let's root for the success of the new administration and work together to get things done. we're americans. that's what we do. new york attorney general says she is worried trump will seek revenge on her after she chose to prosecute him and tried to block much of the trump agenda early in her tenure.

the question here in d.c. is with the house up for grabs who will lead the democratic resistance on the federal level like we saw in 2017. likely to start sooner rather than later. >> bill: i think you are right about that. nice to see you in d.c. mark meredith. >> dana: before we go, fox is partnering with u.s. vets for a program called make camo your cause and you can donate at go.fox/u.s. vets and by t-shirts and a portion of the proceeds will go to you as vets. >> bill: they are doing it in the nfl. the coaches are wearing cool gear. >> dana: think tim walz will buy some? >> likely. they had the camo hat. it didn't work. >> bill: great to be with you. >> dana: harris faulkner will take you through the next hour. here she is. >> harris: fox new