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canal proj project a president elected donald trump has one arizona, the last battleground to be called. his party is on the brink of keeping control of the house. completing the gop contr welcomx news lifetime arthel neville. hi eric. we were hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn present a lump elect plan is taking place it. he will be at the white house this week to meet with president biden. he'll be beating his former office the oval one. this as a top civil republicans are under consideration for his cabinet but not the two you see on the screen. those big names not on his list former secretary of state mike pompeo and former un ambassador and rival primary rival nikki haley will not be asked to join the neutron team. cox fox team coverage starts us off today. jason will be here in a moment with the reaction. madeleine rivera standing by at

the white house as president biden prepares for turk president trump's visit. we begin with lucas tomlinson live in west palm beach, florida pay where the president-elect is laying out plans for his second term. lucas? >> good afternoon, arthel. arizona at the first of the republicans have swept the 2024 swing states in 40 years. you have to go back to ronald reagan's landslide. some are calling this the biggest political comeback since richard nixon here is congressman byron donalds earlier on "fox "fox news sunda" >> how do you respond to say they are fearful of a second second trump presidency? >> for the american people been listening to these like the democratic left i will tell you this is not something that donald trump is ever spoken too or he is committed to whatsoever. there's no enemies list. >> here is how trump did it appear he won a first-time voters by 24 points. plus 14 with latinos.

plus 13 with voters 18 -- 29 years old. veterans buy plus 11 and men ages 18 -- 29. here's peggy noonan wall street journal: right" what are the democrats? that what's a party for? when i was a kid they were the party of the workingmen, the little guy. that's that trump gop. as a young woman there antiwar party that sound the trump gop. party of generous spending, says hold my beer and here is bernie sanders talking about losing the working class vote earlier on cnn. >> here is the reality. the working class of this country is angry. they have a reason to be angry. we are living in an economy today with the people on top are doing phenomenally well while 60% of our people are living paycheck to paycheck. >> events inc. will continue this week in palm beach should

be two of the candidates will not be coming here to palm beach as you mention off the top will be nikki haley and mike pompeo. president-elect trump says they are not invited. arthel: you are lucky to be their beautiful west palm beach, lucas a pretty good assignment. [laughter] >> no complaints. >> president biden is a good man. even my replicant colleagues will say the same thing. but he is an old man and his physical decline, his communication to the client are real he was not the only one that could have beaten donald trump is one of the few that couldn't and sadly we ended up elevating get another candidate who is not positioned well to win. arthel: as a democrats continue to grapple with vice president harris at lhasa president biden prepares to meet his successor at the white house this week. it is a customary meeting trump did not offer to bu biden four years ago. madeleine rivera's life from the white house with more. >> good afternoon.

this will be fascinating a visual. a president president-elect trump have been outspoken for their disdain for each other. president biden said he is committed to a smooth transition unlike four years ago when trump did not h hosted biden as he fought the election results. part of the election on orderly transition is their main priority over the next two months. some of their other goals include delivering hurricane relief funds, passion national defense policy confirming federal judges are. former communications director for vice president kamala harris once the president to do one more thing. to step down. he says in a tweet joe biden has been amazing but he should fulfill one last promise to be transitional. invited to reside make kamala harris the first woman president. it would turn the tables on trunk, keep her from presiding over generate six comment make it easier for the next woman to run. several democrats say harris is has lost and it should not simple be blamed on sexes in the party has over the years

alienated members of their coalition like the working class and latino owners. >> i supported him because i think his gender was a strong agenda. i working class agenda. i am can't she ran a strong campaign she did everything she could she decisively won the debate. so to me it's not just about the campaign it's what does the democratic party stand for? ordinary people say it is a party that's fighting for my interest and prepared to take on the big money interests who control the economic and political act of the country. that's what the issue is. >> what a lot of democrats agreed and got to fix their messaging or their branding, it won't be easy making for an interesting next few years for the democratic party. arthel: madeleine rivera at the white house, thank you. 's people remember the reagan democrats in the 1980s they are credited with giving the gipper to terms of the white house. some say trump's victories due

to the very same coalition working class americans and especially working-class minorities latinos and black voters who swung to trump take a look at the sign being held this morning by this man in midtown, manhattan. we cannot call him a protester but perhaps a celebrant the message as you can see, 2024 maga moderate democrats decided. our fox news and voter analysis confirms that showing mr. trump, made inroads in key multiple minority votes. some saying trump democrats, they project the progressive leanings and the democrat party. jason former republican utah congressman joins us also fox news contributor. jason, always good to see you. i democrats in the campaign, they are counting on the traditional coalition. but what turned it to the president-elect instead and stung the democrats? >> donald trump won a brilliant

campaign. he was right on the issues. we have four years of experience in life was good under donald trump. i think part of the lesson here is you cannot bifurcate and try to treat everybody as if they are different. the democrats would say they try to unite the country they did everything they could to divide the country. they started speaking to people as if they were different and based on the color of their skin. the message from donald trump, and i know the democrats have not figured this out but donald trump was hey, you are americans and we all want the same thing. when economic security when security overseas, security on our streets we want low prices, we will low prices we believe in america with the american dream if you treat everybody the same, guess what the message resonates you don't get treated differently just on the base on your skin that's uniting message. eric: 19 he pours a white working class and helped reagan do you think the democrats were really surprised that it was

minorities latinos and blacks as we said african-americans who got not an overwhelming numbers but numbers that were enough to turned on their party. >> yes. i think they had taken those different groups and just treated them and assume they were always going to be with them. i think part of the story particularly look at places like nevada and others, michigan certainly and wisconsin but donald trump was out there talking to union workers and talking about let's get rid of taxes on tips, things like that. he related to them. he said look, i'm going to protect your job through tariffs i am not going to allow china to just come in and sell their goods. we make the very, very best goods here and if we do not have the same level playing field i'm not going to stand for that. it just felt like donald trump knows which of the economy. it's going to fight for you is going to fight to protect your job.

that resident data no matter the color of your skin but that resignation from coast-to-coast. eric: was interesting about that is the union bosses went from vice president harris and yet many in the rank and file did not. >> yes you also democrats out there that were taking these radical positions. i think the idea of the men in women's sports resonated far more than people realized. the open border policy when you have tens of millions of people coming across the border illegally that showed up in every neighborhood. when your kid goes to class and suddenly there's six people in the class now that don't speak english that has an effect. it affected social services and others. donald trump was offering solutions on the border. kamala harris is trying to sam tough on the board and everybody knew she wasn't. eric: and legal immigrants who have obeyed the law, they are

very resentful and fought back against those who came in illegally. >> that is right to be donald trump a saint, legally, lawfully, that's what you're going to do you come to the front of the door. he never said were going to get rid of immigration he said were going to get rid of the criminal element with an illegal immigration. were going to get rid of the id can cheer within the system. for people who didn't do it legally and lawfully that resignation. swihart was the arizona being called or the former what we called the former president, the future president, president-elect? i guess all those the above works. they know he got arizona. not necessarily a surprise. but it shows exactly the power of immigration and the economic issues so many people felt. >> yes and again at the end of the day democrats do not have a message. they'll have to reconstitute their entire party. they became so radical, so liberal so san francisco oriented. you had kamala harris could not say whether she's going to vote

in favor of the proposition in california and make some of these low-level crimes, stealing $900 i think is going to make that potentially felony but she cannot even answer the basic questions. it is because they have played more to the perpetrators of the crime as opposed to victims of crime. again you can go right on the lesson every single one of these things it was a combination of donald trump trusted in the american people put in him. the belief he had you can make america great again somehow the democrats kept saying he's hitler, he is a fascist he said no i'm just trying to make america great and everybody believed him. >> what about that? we heard a lot from president biden and harris about former president trump being us to democracy. i go after revenge calling them an enemy within. liz cheney, mark milley lawyers who brought the cases against him. journalists. anyone with whom he is

displeased he will bring the power of the presidency down on them. that was the claim. it resresonated with some voter. why you think that was in an overwhelming issue for many? >> they saw four years of donald trump. he never did that. he just did not do it. every time kamala harris kamala harris said and went to work on this or do that he kind of looked at her and said you had for years you don't want to go back to the white house right now and start working on those things? the idea he is about political retribution people brush it off and say i don't see it. that is not what he said. if there is anybody trying to take out political retribution it is biden and harris the law for that one after donald trump to the impeachment, the russia hoax and the law for those happening in georgia and the state of new york. every single time he turned around there trying to take donald trump down to no avail. it just did not work. they were picking on donald trump they were doing so because

it was a political enemy everybody understood that's not how we administer adjusting in this country. donald trump is going to do that when they were doing it themselves america saw through that. sue happens on tuesday i'll be covering that. finally you mentioned california and crime it. guess who got dumped too? george gascon the progressive district attorney of los angeles were going have nathan on a few moments he is the district attorney elect upsetting the progressive democrat. >> this is a good he is so in favor of criminals as opposed to victims i'm glad california starting to wake up and make a change. that led more for growth more than any other state as a percentage in the united states is pretty stunning was going on there. gavin newsom is in a lot of

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eric: twin 12 is suspending talks of jane israel and hamas they said both sides adjust are not serious about that. meanwhile the hostages remain in gaza. israel keeps trying to defend itself against the terrorists today is day at 400 after the horrible october 7 massacre by those terrorists of hamas. trey yingst is live in israel right now on the ground with the very latest from there. >> good afternoon parade this weekend marks the 400 days since the war in the middle east began. thousands of people took to the streets of tel aviv overnight demanding the release of the remaining hostages. sources say dozens are alive out of the 101 people still left in

the strip. the protest come as a regional diplomatic source told fox news that the main negotiations cease-fire talks is ending its role in the discussions. the source says officials are open to future conversations at both sides show a willingness to end the war. >> two and a half months by the administration and the fact that repressuring hamas will connect everything together. and finally, a cease-fire will come. >> is part of the new decision will also be forcing hamas to close its political office in doha it. they operate in the northern part of the strip. according to the health ministry more than 43000 people have been killed since the start of the war paid that number does not distinguish between civilians and militants. a recent un report says 70% are

women and children the israelis say nearly half of the people killed our members of hamas or islamic jihad with no diplomatic solution in sight the u.s. is pressuring israel to ensure humanitarian aid is distributed throughout gaza. eric: it could all stop now if hamas gives up. thank you. arthel: let's it bring in a national security analyst rebecca grant. she is currently vice presidentt of the lexington institute. let's start here. qatar has asked political leaders to leave the gulf country. is this a negotiations employee or real frustration? and also without qatar in the mix what happens? >> it is a fr pride sign of frustration. simply has not agreed to anything at all in months and months and months despite engaging hard. the political office in qatar was set up in 2012 and the obama

era its goal has always been to try to be a communications channel. what i see is the whole middle east nozick president-elect trump is going to be the new sheriff in town. qatar is going to take a step back. they will be willing to reengage later on. but right at the moment nobody wants to look soft on hamas with the changing landscape about to happen in the u.s. arthel: speaking of the landscape changing let me hear a quote from an article on he spoke three times with a trump in recent days here is a quote, these were very good and important conversations. we see eye to eye on the eye rounding threats and all of its components. the danger it poses. we see the great opportunities that israel faces in the field of peace and its expansion and in other areas.

that's the question for you dr. grant was netanyahu hoping and waiting for trump to get reelected? and if so how do you expect the 47th president to handle the the iranian war? >> coxwell, president trump will have netanyahu on speed dial. here is the thing president trump heat once nothing less than peace in the middle east. he can get it. he made a lot of progress in his first term with abraham accords but peace in the middle east starts with israel's security. israelis close to destroyed and pushed back enough to be able to start to wrap up the military operation. right now trump and his team will be doing everything they can to learn all the specifics of israel's security situation and don't forget 30 -- 35000

forces from the coast of 11 onto the marines right to the aircraft. in the red sea and all the air force in between. trump is going to have to deal with that issue as well. think it will be a big priority for him to make sure israel is insecure to start to reposition some of the u.s. forces that have had to be there to keep a lid on iran. >> in the meantime i think you said it seems like things are aligning and things should be wrapping up quite soon. what stops that from happening before january 20? >> the biden cease-fire deal from may is still on the table but israel has agreed to all the major points of at the sticking points are really small they want a list of the hostages. they want to make sure hamas cannot reconstitute in the north of them to secure the border in the south. all hamas has to do is say yes.

not even qatar can get any kind of answer out of hamas. the incoming trump administration the last phase of the biden administration they will have to find a new way to keep that dialogue going. but the one thing that has to remain in place is israeli is ry military pressure on hamas, on hezbollah. >> i want to go here because another part of a court i want to reiterate the quote he says quote we also see the great opportunities that israel faces and its expansion and in other areas. how do you interpret that? >> this is again starting to play to the change coming in the u.s. we know the goal is to get to a larger peace deal. where this was heading was towards a normalization of relations between saudi arabia

and israel. that is the prize. to tuck that into the abraham accords that is the potential future direction for the middle east that we need to see. it's going to a very big priority for president trump and his administration. when he came in the last time had to wrap up successfully the isis war. he's very comfortable dealing in the middle east for he's cautious about the use of military force. he is going to want to move this toward the larger peace deal being ironclad. >> in the meantime what does all this mean for the fate of the hostages about 100 left. we ought to see you try to give information who's alive, who is dead it's the horrible horrible waiting game. still for americans believed to be in that group. it's just unreasonable.

hamas could bring this to an end right now it just shows you again what a terrible organization they are. how in the wrong they are and i am, like you, hoping and praying we do see the return of some of those hostages. steve i guess i'm either with could present electronic bring down the hammer on the hamas terrorist? >> i hope so i know will bring down the hammer on iran that will help a lot. some h had good dr. rebecca grat thank you so much. >> thank you. eric: california making a right turn? the progressive policies some places shifting away from them that includes election loss of progressive los angeles district attorney george gascon. the man who defeated him, will tell us why he won what he plans to do. there is the defeat of progressive prosecutors next we will hear it from the new and on

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get down. get down. oh my gosh. get down, get down. eric: you can see people the university of alabama taking cover from a campus shooting overnights. that is horrifying. at happen as the university finish celebrating 100 homecoming wake. one person was killed. the university said the victim was not associated with the university. some students were among those who were hurt. no word from police on if they made any arrests. arthel: so sad were jurors in new york a trial of marine veteran daniel panic likely to hear more compelling witness accounts when court resumes tuesday. they sought more police worn body camera footage on friday. and chokehold homeless man a pey

says was acting erratically with subway riders. cb cotton is live in york city with more. cb kuester. >> we are still waiting for key witnesses to testify for the medical examiner who ruled his cause of death a homicide in daniel penny's martial arts instructor in the marine corps in the meantime jurors will have long weekend to mall over eyewitnesses who have taken to the stand so far. penny faces up to 15 years in prison on the top charge, second degree manslaughter. stemming from the death of jordan neely. penny was captured on video placing in a chokehold on the subway at last year. prosecutors say he was reckless and as a veteran should have known he would urge neely. defense team argues he acted to protect other subway riders friday march the fourth test him in the trout three witnesses took to the stand to say they felt relieved when penny place neely in the chokehold.

one of them a mother who said she used her stroller to shield her 5-year-old son from neely as he made threats on the subway. another, a woman said she thanked penny after the incident. during her cross-examination penny's defense team played her initial statements to police. watch. >> i'm willing to d diapered and willing to die. [inaudible] just enough to secure him. he kept calling him. >> at their testimony earlier in the week and two other eyewitnesses. men who indicated on the stand they felt penny went too far. so, prosecutors are trying to prove neely's outburst lasted only about 30 seconds. penny acted recklessly by placing it neely in a chokehold for nearly six minutes. every eyewitness seems to have a different take away on what they saw that day. we have no idea at this point how this is going to impact

jurors as they go into deliberations. back to you. quick cb cotton, thank you. >> progressive prosecutors swept in the office a few years ago in new york, chicago, philadelphia, san francisco, portland, oregon and elsewhere. writing a wave of reform in the wake of the black lives matter movement other left-leaning causes after one term it seems voters, they have had enough that's what's happening in california this election. second term george moscone's process of facing tense criticism since he took office back in 2021. he was defeated by our next guest was promised a quote make crimes illegal again. joins us now. mr. district attorney, congratulations and welcome to fox news. >> thank you very much a prick looks good to see you. why did your cd turn its back on

the income it district attorney? >> it turns out i believe safety is a crossover issue. i had the opportunity to speak with thousands of people across this county from ultraleft liberals, independence black, white, latino, asian groups every different religion across a 4000 square mile county. while they do not agree on a lot they do a great safety for themselves and their families matters. the current district attorney instituted pro- criminal extreme policies that made them feel and experience less safety over the last four years than before. he actually said even though we are not going trigger on to agrn everything, the game plan that you have 34 years of criminal justice experience as a prosecutor and defense attorney bring it back proportional accountability for crimes makes a lot of sense. in fact they said he's finally

gone. we can get. >> what happened to the movement we've seen across the country not just there but elsewhere to give them the carrot so to speak? reducing or increasing the amount you can shoplift and not call that a felony but a misdemeanor and not even prosecuted at all. what happened to that? >> what happened in california we had a proposition pass as well as being elected proposition 36. it's not rest now restored somes back to das office for repeat offenders. commit three different violations get convicted for $150 for drug use. meth, heroin, fentanyl. go to state prison if they keep doing it more than three times. we have additional tools for conventional poisoning. fentanyl poisoning. which is incredibly important.

fentanyl as you know the largest killer of 18 -- 35 -year-olds. i'm going to launch a massive education and enforcement effort to go after these fentanyl poisoners. >> about any cash avail or the end of cash bail the supporters of that set unfairly targeted do not have the money and poor people may not be able to make bail did that fuel an increase in crime? >> boot from cash built all which of the other end of the pendulum swing 20 cash avail people understood if you got arrested and that certainly embolden criminals. but we have to go back to is it risk-based analysis. figure out the appropriate bail to committing more crimes and deal with the risk of showing up. sometimes that can be higher than the cash avail schedule. sometimes lower. we've got to apply that much more thorough analysis of four

bail to make sure the right bail is being given to the right person. >> gus cohen gave this statement imparts after his defeat the other night he said quote the right word shift across america last night is heartbreaking. democrats have long road ahead the work is more vital than ever our commitment will not waver. i'm deeply proud he said of what we've accomplished over the past four years grateful to the communities who have been and always will be the heart of criminal justice reform. as you know there are problems with the system. how do you perform it and what needs to be reformed without going too far? >> the problems with the system are real. we have to deal with police accountability issues. we have to deal with explicit and implicit racial bias in the system. this is work to do a much better job of gascon on his own agenda. twenty-four years of defense practice i have had it done with hundreds of cases to actually

institute a real and effective criminal justice reform agenda while prioritizing public safety. gascon failed on both agendas. i won't fail. eric: meanwhile there's a high case the ad menendez brothers having served so many decades in prison for the killing of their parents. you've got the documentary, there's a series on netflix, family members have come out and said they should be paroled. what is your sense of that it may be a campaign stump effort trying to make that an issue. will you do the same or studied this case do you think the menendez deserve to get out of prison? >> the timing for gascon's decision to weigh in on the menendez case was just political party could have weighed in on it eight -- 16 months before when he got the original motions. he could've actually weighed in on it after the election he will be the d.a. until december 1 burrell take office on

december 2. but as for the substance of whether or not the menendez motion for resentencing is just or just a political ploy the problem with him doing it at the time he did it he cast a cloud of credibility over that decision. what i will do differently thorough review of the facts and the law. i will review thousands of patients of confidential prison files, thousands of patients of trial transcripts. i'll speak to the prosecutors, law enforcement defense counsel victim family members and only at that point to a weigh in on this decision. >> it seems the criminals are on notice with the new sheriff in town district attorney of los angeles elect again thank you for joining us and look forwardo getting you back. thank you very much. >> we have a scary story from overseas. an american nurse found dead in a suitcase after she went missing on vacation in europe.

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eric: 18-year-old parks work is been killed fighting a blush brush fire on the nearest at birth new jersey yesterday. the volunteer park ranger we are told is overcome facing the fire in orange county new york in new jersey. you can see there. the latest in this dangerous wild fires that are occurring in the region. the northeast suffering historic drought smoked from those fires causing bad air quality in new york, new jersey and connecticut no causes given for specific reason why the ranger volunteer parish. >> american nurse, vacationing in budapest is found dead in a suitcase out week after she went missing.

police arresting and charging an irish man in connection with her death. stephanie a bennett is alive in london with details on this very disturbing case. stephanie is very sad. >> is heartbreaking. the details of this tragedy. her friends first alerted the police after she missed her flight and her belongings were found inside her airbnb. last night the family had flown over for a candle light vigil in budapest she was a nurse from portland, oregon. she was on vacation when she went missing after disappearing from a night club on november 5. cctv footage identified a mail suspect who was last seen with mckenzie at the club the night she disappeared officers have not release the suspect's name but identified him 37-year-old irish citizen only giving the initials ltm. police say he allegedly admitted to investigators he met mckenzie and a local nightclub before

leaving together for his apartment police had the pair had got intimate he killed her in the process but claimed it was an accident. authorities say the irish suspect tried to cover it up by cleaning his apartment, hiding mackenzie's body in a wardrobe placing her inside a suitcase before renting a car i'm driving to the lake. about 90 miles away or he then hid her body in the woods. he was arrested on november 7. police video shows a suspect guiding authorities through those woods. investigators also che check ous online search history which revealed he looked up how to dispose of a body. and the incompetence of the budapest police among others. for now mackenzie's family of set up a go fund me to help bring her body back home. they described her as the light to our world and a heart of gold. i was messaging some of her family friends today who say they are thankful for the overwhelming support they have received from around the world. arthel: stephanie bennett thank

you. eric: a new strain of bird flu is spreading quickly across the country we are told it's affecting more and more the people. >> the feds are once again sounding the alarm about a potentially dangerous public health risk. this time it is bird flu. the reporting an uptick in infections among farm workers after 7% tested positive on farms in colorado and michigan even though many were not feeling sick. >> very mild disease and folks have become infected for the most part it has been conjunctivitis. and limited mild upper reppert respiratory disease for federal health officials are calling for more testing to make sure farmworkers are not bringing the virus home to their communities. the good news there is no risk to american food supply at this time. america's milk is as safe as it has ever been even though most

of the infected employees were working with dairy products. >> the products are safe milk products are safe. especially if you are pastor raising the milk that kills the virus free. >> this strain of the bird flu was first detected back in march in taos could possibly it now be spreading to humans and figure numbers. the cdc said that means testing if even more important as it works to prevent human to human transmission. >> the more opportunities presented with the chance would have the virus adapt into a no host species humans being one of those fit with the new bird poster has been confirmed at least 445 cattle herds across 15 states. and washington fox news. eric: up next republicans seem to getting closer to keeping control of the house. we'll have the very latest numbers on that coming up right here on fox news live.

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eric: republicans and be on the brink of conduct keeping controe house. well it's a multiple races in california are still being counted they could be the one to give the gop a narrow majority. christina coleman lied with this in the accounting in los

angeles. hi christina. >> hi eric. there's 20 house races to be called across the nation including a handful of them here in california. very close a toss up races take a look at the numbers but as of today republicans are just five seats away from keeping control of the house. 218 seats are needed to hold onto the majority as of today republicans have a 213 seats. democrats have 202. democrats say it's important for them to have control of the house. especially since republicans have already run the senate and the white house this election. >> we would much rather be in a position where the house can fence in the worst instincts of donald trump through our oversight and accountability measures by being in the majority. >> but republicans say that kind of a rhetoric has not helped democrats this election season. considering trumps decisive win he swept all seven swing states. political analysts say it indicates the majority of

americans want trumps agenda which includes securing the border. less crime and less inflation. >> what you heard from black menu also heard from hispanic men. he also heard from parts suburban women. they want a country that is safe for they want an economy that is thriving and donald trump is going to deliver on all of those promises. quick donald trump says he's going to be a president for every state. including illinois and new york, he means it. we really have an opportunity to move forward and unify this country. >> again the wait is still on to see if republicans will end with control of both chambers of commerce but again republicans are just five seats away from maintaining the majority in the house. eric: we will see what happens. thank you christina. arthel: former president jimmy carter making history once again. this time as the oldest person to get nominated for a grammy's for carter's latest spoken word album a compilation of the sunday school lessons he gave at

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