sacrifice for you to vote exactly opposite of them and holdy ri contrary views.and for every right, they were is ah corresponding right of responsibility in one of those is to be grateful. be grateful they were men and women willing to serve in uniform. most veterans don't ask to be thanked.an they will tell youke it was ther honor to serve a country they loved. but the ones who don't covet themes that deserve it the moste so happy veterans day, and, thank you to everyone who served this great country, a country still striving towards the morek perfect union. an yd thank you for spending pat of your sunday with us.e yoi hope you have a great weeked they had. until it you can find us at @gowdyamerica or the trey gowdy >> todd: president-elect trump building his cab nets, tom homan

border star and offering elise stefanik un ambassador. >> carley: this is veterans day. some columbia university students are planning a protest against the united states and israel, their plan to reject the holiday. >> todd: and the chiefs football team, one field goal of no longer being undefeated, dot, dot, dot, then this happened. >> kick to win it. oh! blocked! the chiefs have won. the chiefs have won. >> todd: we've got the best n.f.l. highlights straight ahead. go on the record, carley shimkus, i think we're looking at chiefs lions super bowl and i'm here for it. >> carley: mark it undo, that is todd's prediction. >> todd: you are watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. let's go straight to madeleine

rivera with latest on new members of trump administration, big news here. >> madeleine: good morning. president-elect trump and his team are working to vet and assign off on staffing picks. he made this announcement last night, tom homan will join the trump administration in charge of the borders, border czar, nobody better at policing borders. tom homan will be in charge of deportation of illegal aliens. homan served during trump's first term and touted his hard-line views, on sunday he told maria deportation will be part of planned operation conducted by ice. trump shared this news with "new york post," trump told post i am honored to elect elise stefanik to serve as u.s. ambassador to

united nations. the house republican conference chair, elise stefanik said she accepts nomination and look forward to earning support in the senate. >> carley: there is a senate leadership race happening and donald trump is weigh nothing on part of it. what is going on there? >> madeleine: that race is heating up, trump is calling on those vies to support senate tool that allows him to bypass congress to quickly get his preferred administration officials in place. in this post on x trump calls for recess appointment, fill federal vacancies while senate is in recess. john thune says we the must act quickly to get the president's cabinet and other nominees in place as soon as possible to

execute and all options are on the table including appointments. senator cornyn says this confers power on president to make appointments. here is florida senator rick scott. how do we get trump's agenda done and his nominees done? how do we codify executive order? that is up for this leadership race. i'm running to change, we have to have a big change. >> madeleine: both chambers would have to pass a resolution to head into recess. >> carley: that is right, senator rick scott will be on "fox and friends" to talk about the leadership race. madeleine rivera, thank you so much. there is this, republicans are pushing back against current senate majority leader chuck schumer holding off on inviting dave mccormick to this week's senate orient orientation.

schumer says he is waiting for outstanding ballots, even though the race has been called. >> the ap called this race a number of days ago, there is no path for senator casey to win, i'm up by like 40,000 votes. ultimately senator casey will have to decide when he's ready to acknowledge that. i lost a close election by 900 in 2022, i know it is tough to do that. >>ut under the circumstances senator mike lee s he will escort mccormick if he does not get an invitation. >> todd: invite him to our show, i want him to feel welcome. president trump securing largest popular vote by a republican ever, 74 million popular votes so far purpassing his record in

2020. know ares four seat from majority. 18 races left to be called. arizona six with incumbent leading former democrat by 2000 votes. paying attention to that one. i iowa, marianette miller-meeks leads bohanan by less than 800. in senate republicans hold 53-46 majority over democrats. one spot left to be called in arizona. ga ga gallego leading there. >> carley: we could hold senate and house orientation. >> todd: let's do it while we're here. we'll have drinks. today americans honoring troops. president obama and vice president harris will have a

wreath laying ceremony this morning. to all those who serve and have served our great country, thank you and happy veterans day. we talk every year, i love today, i always post that picture of my great grandfather. >> carley: he looks so much like you. >> todd: he was eisenhower's military police and i love saying that story, cool gig. >> carley: you are so proud of him. we thank our veersz veerz on this veterans day. >> carley: plan b to get the vice president into the oval office, watch. >> joe biden, there is one promise he could fulfill, he could resign in 30 days and make kamala harris the president -- >> carley: oh, is right, wow. >> todd: new sheriff in town,

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over the past week 155 wildfires have burned 305 acres across the state and officials are investigating if a homeless camp is source of a brush fire in prospect park which took 100 firefighters to extinguish over the weekend. northeast is expecting badly needed rain and janice dean has the forecast. these fires are crazy and unexpected, you don't usually hear about them in new york city. >> janice: we have had an epic fall so far with hardly any rain. it has been very warm. and blustery conditions. national weather service said conditions are right for fires and that is what happened. we have first measurable rain in the forecast, first in weeks, if

not months. new jersey had its driest year in 22 years. we will see gusty wind so it will take a lot of moisture to make an impact on the northeast. wind gusts heading into tuesday, wind gusts in excess of 40 miles per hour. hopefully that rain we received o overnight will help firefighters. today looking good for central u.s., as well as portions of the west. coastal areas and northwest, going to be incredible amount of rain over next fraetz to 72 hours. moisture from the pacific, could see six to eight inches of rainfall along the coast and mountain snow through thursday. incredible for though northwest

toward northern california. too much of a good thing, we need that here in the northeast. hopefully the rain will help the situation. very dry and warm here. >> todd: thank you. miami dade county elected rosie cordero-stutz first sheriff since the 1960s. had been appointed police director and then in 2018, state of florida decided to election sheriffs. cordero-stutz is first hispanic woman to ever hold the post and rosie cordero-stutz joins us now. congratulations. why did you win? >> well, i think for me, 28 years service in my community, i am assistant director of the miami dade police department.

i was prepared. years ago i never thought i would run but i recognize our community deserves those knowledge and skills. >> todd: how do you describe the s significance of becoming the first female elected sheriff in the state of florida? >> it stems from good old-fashioned hard work. we dedicate ourselves professionally. to be an example to young girls across the state and hopefully across this country is pretty cool, for lack of a better word. i grew up in new york city and never saw someone that looked like me in these type of positions. it is important time. >> todd: pretty cool is perfect way to describe it. what are your top priorities? >> i want to work on reorganizations put being back

officers in patrol for visibility and expansion of corruption units, working with the state attorney not just typ typical corruption, fraud included. we have problems with homeowner associations not honoring their position and causing seniors to lose their homes because of victimization, that is important to me. and response to mental crisis call and supporting my officers in mental wellness. >> todd: important stuff. miami dade went for trump, first gop nominee to win since '88. trump gained 20 points in miami dade. why do you think trump flipped the county so decisively? >> i have to say, i was a blessed candidate to have received his endorsement in the

primary, spectacular for me. his recognition of who i was professionally. why do i think in dade county and across this counter, i think americans want a clear vision and it starts at home with our safety, our families and at home with our ability to pay the bills much everybody wants to feel that basic need of security and i think president trump has a clear path to resolving those issues. >> todd: sheriff elect rosie cordero-stutz, congratulations, we'll be watching miami dade to see what you do. president-elect trump made big gains in new jersey, state we know about, both born there. a republican running for governor is here and we'll ask what this means for his race? >> carley: and students at columbia plan to mark veterans

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>> carley: prime minister netanyahu speaking with president trump as they both see eye to eye on the iran ian threat. >> todd: matt flinn has the latest. >> the president-elect has spoken to multiple leaders in the middle east. these leaders are telling the president-elect they want the killing and fighting to end. the most recent peace talks failed, biden administration asked qatar to kick hamas their

country. prime minister netanyahu talking about trump says we see eye to eye and see great opportunities before israel. on the warfront, 40 palestinians reported dead. 24 people were killed in an israeli attack on residential -- israel says they hit a spotz where terrorists were. and video shows -- some point, the back and forth desolved into an antisemitism attack. this attack might have been preplanned and prime minister netanyahu is warning citizens

not to attend events worldwide especially in europe. >> carley: bring in founder of mighty oaks foundation, chad robichaux, who is also a veteran. world leaders already have a relationship with trump. yesterday we got work he spoke with leaders in the middle east and spoke with vladamir putin on the phone and told him not to e escalate the war in ukraine. what will his impact be on peace and deterrence around the world? >> we don't have to guess, we saw him for four years we saw peace and countries cower to the

strength of the white house and the u.s. military is not our greatest asset, it is negotiating power, our economic sanctioning and white house strong commander-in-chief who can lead this world to peace. we've seen it for four years and did it through strength. president obamas r said it would take years and president trump did it in -- >> carley: this is a huge question to ask you, couple minutes we have, donald trump is walking into so many challenges, war in ukraine and gaza and he said he wants to end the war in ukraine and aleleviate the situation between israelis and palestinians. how do you do that? how do you pick up from foreign

policy directive that is different from his with biden administration and steer in a different direction? >> chad: ukraine and i've been to ukraine 10 times and reason is because of failure of biden administration. the white house, i believe, allowed this to happen. vladamir putin put troops on the ukraine border, biden removed u.s. consulates and troops from ukraine. that gave vladamir putin the light. if president trump even as president-elect cannot get vladamir putin and zelenskyy to negotiate, all president trump has to do is lead humanitarian aid effort in that country,

putting putin in article five violation. trump can do it and will do it and i think he will do it before he's in office, negotiate a ceasefire in ukraine. >> carley: that would be remarkable. today is veterans day, thank you for your service. in students out of columbia university are circulating a flyer on social media protesting veterans day. it says veterans day is honoring pa patriotism and veterans, we reject this, should not be honored for horrors unleashed on each other. we will celebrate martyr's day, day to honor patriotism, love of country and sacrifice of

martyrs. what do you think when you hear that? a group of students at an elite university replacing veterans day with martyr's day, they be celebrating hamas terrorists that were killed in this war. >> chad: it is manufactured outrage by spoiled students and an elite university, woke university that produces students like this. this is their right, this is freedom i fought for, for them to have right to do this, peacefully, by the way. if they want to be against anti-industrial military complex and against the war machine, join me and celebrate that donald trump is in office and neo-cons are being pushed out. go to their university and understand what is happening here and we're going away from

war and american military will do what every military warrior zone has fought, bled and died for freedoms of this country and protected our rights including what they are trying to do exercise right now. >> carley: freedoms our country holds dear. thank you for joining us and for serving our country so valiantly each and everyday. thank you so much. over to you. >> todd: president-elect trump making huge gains in new jersey, giving republicans jolt of momentum heading into the governor's race. phil murphy is brushing it off. >> i do not think we're a swing state, i don't believe that. down ballot with a couple exceptions, we did really well yesterday in new jersey, with exception of a couple.

sue altman is an exception. >> todd: a republican running in the 2025 gubernatorial race join me now. despite trump closing the gap to five points, murphy says new jersey is not a swing state now. your response, jack? >> he has blinders on. donald trump did 11 points better than four years ago, flipped five counties and following up on our close election in 2021 when we almost beat phil murphy. new jersey is a purple state and swing state. >> todd: we just finished the 2024 cycle, how excited are you, republicans, about prospect of flipping governor in 2025? >> we're going to do it, we go

out and talk about issues that matter to new jersey. demo democratic party of today is tone deaf and out of touch with everyday new jerseyians, more concerned with pronouns than helping them get ahead, particularly middle class. kitchen table issues that matter most, we'll make up by that small margin we lost in 2021. >> todd: democrats are trying to rationalize why did we lose, it is immigration and economy and they can't figure that out. when you last faced murphy in 2021, you lost by three points and your race did not get a lot of national attention, now it will. if you win the primary, how would you bring democrat groups under that republican tent, blacks, latinos, women, in same

way trump did, jack. >> it is fascinating guy like trump branded anti-immigrant improved by 33 points in hispanic community alone. young people, asian americans, and nobody will get out there more than jack ciattarealli. that almost got us over the finish line last time and the nation has woken up, this is not a deep blue state, it has always been a purple state. >> todd: election day 2025 less than 51 or 51 weeks away. we'll be watching, thank you for your time. harris-walz campaign ended the election in debt. >> carley: this story surprised

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d dollars to endorse kamala harris. can you believe that? >> todd: maybe carley and i were born yesterday, we are shocked that billionaire celebrities like opirah got paid. >> cheryl: it went to harpo, so they did not write her a check. i want to be careful. think about all the stages that have to be built, air travel, hotels, all the things that go toward celebrities, maybe not their personal checking accounts, but certainly her company. >> carley: her company makes a lot of money and they could have said, we will foot the bill. not just oprah. >> cheryl: i have some stuff.

let's go back to oprah, she spoke on stage during a harris campaign rally in philadelphia. here is what harris got, watch. >> it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a ballot again. >> cheryl: okay, so here is what according to washington examiner they spent. million dollars to harpo production, six figures on harris' call her daddy ap appearance, a lot went to building a set and the concerts. who perform? ed bon jovi, kty perry, lady gaga. think about how much that cost. digital media advertising. look at how much, from election day 654 million from when harris

announced to election day. and trump spent 378 million according to ad impact. look at that spread and difference. bernie sanders, i found him disingenuous yesterday, he was talking about billionaires buying elections. i'm sorry. soros, think the millions they spent. >> carley: we'll talk about bernie sanders in a bit. trump saying we have a lot of money we could pay off kamala harris was a bipartisan slam dunk. and cruise line news. >> cheryl: if you want to leave the u.s. for four years, people are saying that, including several celebrities.

there is a four-year cruise that travels to seven continents, starts $255,000, your food, drinks, fitness center, spa. any takers? >> todd: cheryl casone, thank you, sorry for yelling at you, we don't understand a set for a million dollars. catch cheryl on mornings with maria. democrats pointing fingers over harris' election loss, including bernie sanders and nancy pelosi disagrees on working class and their the party. >> the working class of this country is angry and they have a reason to be angry. that man named donald trump did do, he said, i feel your pain. i know you are hurting. >> i don't respect him saying

the democratic party has abandoned working class families. >> why did voters go for trump in large numbers? >> there are cultural issues involved, guns -- and gays, is the wa i they say it. >> carley: jack brewer is ceo of brewer foundation and joins us now. good morning. there was a lot from nancy pelosi blaming cultural issues to bernie sanders giving donald trump some credit for his election win. what are your feelings on democrats reflections on their election loss? >> it does not surprise me. bernie sanders should have been the 2020 presidential nominee, let's not forget that. he sometimeses things that are trau. look at what democrats are saying, they are back pedalling and criticizing each other

. i saw clips of charlamagne the god and several democrats who now want to start talking in step with what donald trump has been saying. before that, they wouldn't do it, it was a popularity contest. america need to realize democrats will say anything to remain popular and they see donald trump won the popular vote, it is changing all their p perspective. it is sad, this entire time they have been completely fake. >> todd: you mentioned charlamagne the god, nancy pelosi does not get it, charlamagne does. listen. >> he did much better than he had done before in places like chicago, brooklyn, queens. >> because those are dinner table issues, it is that simple. people wake up and they want more money in their pocket and to feel safe. black, white, gay, straight,

whatever religion, those are two things you think about everyday. >> todd: that is the perfect answer, if democrats keep lying to themselves and ignore the truth charlamagne spoke, shouldn't they expect more losses until they figure it out? >> of course. we need him to come play for giants, he was monday morning quarterback. it is a popularity contest, before he was parading kamala harris. he is fake and will do anything to remain popular in the culture. as a black man, it is sad we have black men like this that won't stand up against telling our boys to be girls and men playing in women's sportses or for real criminal justice issues. kamala harris and joe biden have a history of locking up black men. he only promoted them.

that is sad toy moo, i hope we continue to call these people out. black men in america helped save this country on november 5, 25% of black vote in places like at l lanta and philadelphia. donald trump quadrupled vote for black men and this election was called on election night. this is vindication for so many people who have been talking about impacts of the policies of joe biden and kamala harris. american families came out and spoke and donald trump won this election by seven million votes in the popular vote, it is incredible. >> carley: speaking of speaking, kamala harris former communications director said something surprising about what joe biden should do next, listen to this.

>> joe biden has been a phenomenal president and lived up to promises he made, he account resign presidency in next 30 days, make kamala harris president of the united states -- >> carley: we just had a presidential election, majority of americans do not want kamala harris, he said let's make her president anyway. what do you think about this? >> it is ridiculous. beta black men on tv with ridiculous ideas, they want to make this woman president because she was born with darker pigment. they have lost their minds, to give presidency to someone who never earned a major election. she was placed into this one and received 1% of the vote running. america is tired of this dei,

they have told entire country, we are tired of being separated by skin color. we are the united states of america, bring ourselves together, talk about economic policies, bring spirituality back and stop separating ourselves based upon the bigment of our skin, i'm tired of it. >> todd: jack brewer spewing truth here despite fact giants are horrific team we are forced to watch. >> carley: house vows to investigate after fema was told to avoid homes with trump assigns. cory mills reacts next.

images shared with the daily wire showed houses were skipped over by the workers who wrote in the government system messages such as trump sign no entry per leadership foreign affairs committee iraq war veteran joins me now. congressman, good morning to you. this apparently happened in your

home state of florida. this whole scenario is exactly how conservatives from florida to north carolina, to east palestine, ohio feel about how the federal government would respond if they were victims of a natural disaster. if they said that, they would be labeled as spreading fake news and spreading false information and, yet, this is exactly what happened with this one fema employee. what are your thoughts on this? >> again, carley, this isn't the first time that we have seen the democrats weaponize our federal government. we saw it with obama targets with the irs. audits. we have seen this with the department of injustice and lawfare going on and utilized i would say we saw this in western north carolina predominantly north carolina where they received no assistance for weeks on end. it's not surprising to me whatsoever to watch the democrat party under the biden administration or the obama administration basically weaponize the federal government to try to go ahead and impact those who have political ideologies that differ from

their own. i think this is why when president trump comes in office and the appointments are finished we need to clean up the federal government. reduce its scope and practices. go ahead and reduce the side of the federal government. hand things back over to the individual states who could a great job, spirvel in my home state of florida and start actually serving the people. >> carley: these people who had trump signs in their front yards who were victims of a hurricane they pay taxes and fema uses that tax money. >> that's exactly right. >> carley: to respond to disasters yet they were skipped over because of their political ideologies. so a fema administrator released a statement saying, quote, this is a clear violation of fema's core values and principles to help people regardless of political. i want to be clear this type of behavior and action will not be tolerated at fema and hold people accountable if they violate these standards of conduct. you know, congressman, it does feel like the damage is done here. and it's going to take a lot for conservatives to trust fema now that this has happened. i'm sure that many people who

read this story, who support trump, say that this comes as no surprise. and that's a huge problem. >> yeah. well, it comes as no surprise but, again, i don't think it's just fema. we have to rebuild confidence for the american people in the federal government as a whole. i think i'm one of those tenth amendment absolutist. i believe in our state individual rights. federal government has grown far too large since 1913, the 17th amendment. i would actually ask we return power back to the individual states. that's the way we start 108ing this. not to try to increase more oversight. more investigations and more personnel in the federal government but actually reduce that and make sure we have less to weaponize by any individual party. >> carley: there is also this major report that broke regarding china's hacking effort. appears to are far more prevalent than previously reported. the chinese appear to have been able to gather large volumes of data and sweeping covert campaign targeting business leaders and other high profile

americans of both political parties according to sources familiar with the investigation. those high profile americans, including donald trump. and j.d. vance apparently. and now authorities are trying to determine whether the chinese were able to listen to conversations and watch text messages coming in in real time. what about this? >> yeah. so this isn't a big shock. look, we have been in resource economic supply chain cyber warfare with china for over 20 plus years. for too long we have ignored the fact that they are not competitors on the economic field. they are actually adversaries. this is why i like that president trump was able to hold china accountable when it came to various trade deals and trade geements. this is why i like his idea of returning more resource and asset control capabilities in america to american companies with a 60% tariff. looking at removing the preferred normal trade relations. this holds them accountable bring them to the table trade negotiations. we know they stole billions upon billions of intellectual problem

from american businesses every single year. we have to protect american jobs and businesses and american cybersecurity has to be increased to ensure that we can toward thwart a lot of these efforts going on today when it comes to this type of thing. >> carley: congressman, you are on the house armed services committee for a reason. what is your veterans day message on this westerville day? >> look. i just want to thank every single person willing to serve this great nation in uniform. those willing to be a part of the american tradition of service and making sure that we maintain this freedom. these liberties of this great republic. i thank every single member for their service in afghanistan, iraq, vietnam, korea, world war i and world war ii. those who have made america great. those who have made america free. those who continue to understand what it is to try to have true service. thank you to everyone who is willing to wear that uniform. we love you and god bless you. >> carley: a great message there. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day, everybody. from gosh