♪ here is to the tough ones, to the brave ones, to the ones who sacrifice ♪ here is to the freedom bought and paid for by the ones who never thought twice ♪ ♪ so with all i have i take off my hat and i hold my drink up high to the heroes on the front lines tonight ♪ ♪ to all you heroes on the front lines tonight ♪ [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: great job. >> thank you to our veterans. >> lawrence: see you all. >> bill: thank you, guys, good morning. on this veterans day 2024

president biden and vice president kamala harris heading to arlington national. we learn more about who will be joining president-elect trump in the next white house. good morning, everybody. have a great weekend. feels like the election was a month ago already. >> dana: this is dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." i went to do a morning flow yoga and now i feel like i'm discombobulated. a wind down for your day. i will wind it up here. cabinet is taking shape. president-elect trump will appoint stefanik for ambassador and tom homan for border czar. he vowed to end the crisis. >> to the american people, president trump is going to secure this border, save american lives and by secure border we'll drop illegal alien crime that is skyrocketing.

less women will be sex sold on the southern border, criminal cartels will be put out of business by this president. >> bill: homan will be in charge of deporting illegal immigrants done in a humane matter. >> dana: there are three frontrunners for senate majority leader. they all agree in one big condition and more on that in a moment. team fox coverage. let's go to lucas tomlinson in west palm beach, florida. good morning. >> good morning, dana. one of the reasons president-elect donald trump won in a landslide to fix the southern border and picked tom hoe man to do it. >> we've seen an estimate that it would cost $88 million to deport people a year. >> i don't know if that's

accurate or not. what price do you put on national security? >> is there a way to carry out mass deportation without separating families? >> of course there is. families can be deported together. >> here is the post from trump last night at 11:30. there is nobody better at policing and controlling our borders likewise tom homan will be in charge of all deportation of illegal aliens back to their country of origin. expect border executive actions on day one. new ambassador to the united states new york congresswoman elise stefanik led to the ouster of two ivy league presidents. the house majority will be smaller likely take months for a special election in new york to fill her seat. trump saying quote, i am honored to nominate congresswoman elise stefanik to serve as u.s. ambassador to the united

nations. she is a strong, tough and strong america first fighter. two people not joining the next administration nikki haley and mike pompeo. he won't be inviting them to join his administration. he wants to do it quickly posting any republican senator seeking the coveted leadership position in the united states senate must agree to recess appointments in the senate without which we'll not be able to get people confirmed in a timely manner. sometimes the votes can take two years or more. this is what they did four years ago and we cannot let it happen again. we need positions filled immediately. the vetting of cabinet picks will continue this week in palm beach. there are already candidates getting on planes from washington to fly here today. >> dana: exciting time indeed. >> bill: over the weekend on saturday. it was a hot day for the american southwest. arizona and nevada ended up at 312 electoral votes for donald trump. what happened in nevada and

arizona? similar story four years ago. nevada you got trump winning by 3.2 points. 2020 that was biden territory and i tell you, you can go all over this map and compare the vote from 2020 with the vote from 2024. generally speaking anywhere between three and six points, could be two or seven. generally between three and six points is the difference trump made over biden from four years ago. nevada fits that pattern and so does arizona. trump with a win by 5.7 percentage points and right now that again is right within the margin of six points. generally speaking that is the tale of this election and the way trump was able to flip it. maricopa county very important. 60% of the entire vote in arizona from maricopa county. this was not donald trump's territory four years ago. it is, however, this year in

2024. electoral votes. with america today and how close we are with the swing states that's an electoral landslide. democrats still in disbelief over this loss to donald trump. and they are out in force pointing fingers at just about everyone and everything. >> the truth is, this is just a disaster. $1 billion disaster. actually was $1 billion 18 million, right? 20 million or 18 million in debt. it's incredible. i raised millions of that. i have friends i have to be accountable to and explain what happened. i told them there was a margin of error rate i was promised all of us that harris would win and put out videos saying harris would win. i and my donors believed her. they wrote massive checks. i feel like a lot of us were

misled. >> bill: kayleigh mcenany, first reaction. a lot over the weekend. >> hard to keep up with. a kamala staffer who told the "washington post" biden is reasons one, two, three we lost. a biden staffer said they spent more than a billion dollars. what? comes in nancy pelosi who says biden paved the way for kamala and there wasn't an open primary. they all missed, the truth is this. donald trump won the popular vote by more than any republican presidential candidate ever. he won every swing state, every state trended right except utah and the jurisdiction of washington, d.c. double digit gains in new jersey, new york and california. no one would have beat him absent a fundamental change in democrat policies. not messaging, policy. >> dana: i want to listen to fareed zakaria. why didn't you say this before? he is saying it now.

let's listen. >> the first bigger orr was the biden administration's blindness to the collapse of the immigration system and the chaos at the border. instead of shutting it down, liberals branded anyone protesting as heartless and racist. they missed a massive shift in american public opinion in just a few years. the second error was an overzealous misuse of law to punish trump. the host of them piled in in rapid succession gave the impression the legal system was weaponizeed to get trump. >> dana: hindsight is 2020 but especially on the border. we were the only ones that had reporters covering this amazing story very visual for anybody who wanted to see it. >> how many times have we talked about little girls and moms of five who lost their life? we covered it and i remember someone saying how dear they cover it? it is not fear mongering.

it worried american moms and daughters and the cost and the debit cards in new york. in the six days since the election new york winds down the debit card program. caravan unwinds coming to the southern border. there is already change and only six days. >> bill: at the end of last week gavin newsom was convening state lawmakers to come to sacramento in early december. other blue state governors, blue, blue, blue talking about how in my view they will become the resistance at least early on. ask you about that. watch. >> if you try to harm new yorkers or roll back their rights i will fight you every step of the way. >> every tool in the tool box will be used to properect the our citizens, to protect our residents and states. >> you come for my people, you come through me. >> here is the issue. tom homan has his work cut out

for them. there are deportations and a kid or mom crying it will be all over the media and the white house will have to deal with it. >> i heard chad wolf, the former dhs chief, the head there say look, our priority number one is deporting violent criminals. the host asked him they aren't doing that? that's what i'm saying. it hasn't been happening. they'll prioritize this and do it in a smart and effective way and get out the worst of the worst offenders first. >> what homan believes there are so many illegals with a criminal record and terrorist ties, too, that the list is very long for them to go for quite some time before they were to start taking families and deporting them. >> without a doubt. we'll see what the plans are. we don't have any reporting at the moment. we have the homan and chad wolf statement violent criminals will

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>> bill: d.o.j. charge knowledge an rareian asset and who others in connection with a plot to assassinate donald trump. the alleged ringleader farhad shakeri admitted he was told to find a way to kill trump. one defendant had an arsenal of weapons on stand by. shakeri is still at large. >> dana: benjamin netanyahue saying and he president trump see eye-to-eye when it comes to iran and said the two have spoken three times since the election describing the calls as good and very important. on the campaign trail trump promised to end the war in gaza quickly and many israelis celebrated his re-election. >> bill: two jewish students attacked over the weekend on

campus now speaking out. one of the victims suffered a concussion. one other broke their nose. chicago police are still trying to identify the suspects. mike tobin is on that in our midwest bureau to tell us what he has found thus far. mike, hello. >> bill, max and michael say the anti-israel activists may have attacked them physically but never break their spirits. both jewish students at depaul university in chicago. one a reservist with the israeli defense forces and police say they were attacked on campus. the two were regularly take a spot on the sidewalk near the student union with a sign that read come talk about israel with an idf soldier. a young man approached them with a mask on his face and another man came up from behind and attacked while having a conversation. >> i just got completely knocked out by an accomplice that came from behind me and then i was out cold at this point.

>> i trow i to lift him up and his limp. as i -- while i was trying to pick up max the guy in the white t-shirt grabs me and pulls me to the ground. >> when it does one, one had a concussion and another a broken risk. they say the attack was so chaotic they can't recall anything said. the attackers fled. police call it a hate crime and battery. one man was six feet tall and faced obscured. both in their 20s. the two men say they are more determined than ever to advocate for israel on campus but take more security precautions next time. >> bill: mike tobin in chicago. >> dana: live pictures are coming in from arlington national cemetery. here we go. as we honor america's heroes on

this veterans day the new york city veterans day parade is the biggest event of the day. this year the grand marshal is the veteran of both iraq and afghanistan. he was awarded the highest medal for acts of valor in 2009. he was just 21 years old that day. mission was to train afghan army troops and then some heavily armed taliban fighters cornered a group of soldiers, he defied orders and tried to bring them back. heroism saved dozens of lives and also helped recover bodies of four missing men from his unit and honored to have dakota meyer who joins us now. >> it is exciting. to come to new york city. this patriotic city that loves its veterans, loves its service members and come out and represent the greatest demographic of human beings that our country has to offer not

only the nation but to offer the globe for the security. >> dana: interesting it comes not even a week after an election that had been really divisive up until the moment it was decided and to be able to have everybody come together and celebrate veterans today must be something special. >> the united states there is no country on the face of the planet that loves its service members like the united states of america. to be able to be part of that group and able to represent it today in new york city is an honor. >> bill: take you back 13 years ago. you have this moment crystallized in your head. >> i realize the past two years haven't been easy for you retelling the story of that day and standing here today. you are very modest young man. but as you said, you do it for a simple reason, retelling the story because it helps you to honor those who didn't come home and are remind your -- you are fighting every single day.

>> look, that is what it's about, right? how do we go out and still advocate for the greater good? the sheer strength of the american military that protects all of our values here to be able to vote the way that you want to and believe the way you want to, to be able to practice the religion you want to. it is protected by the sheer strength of the american citizens who not only believe in democracy but willing to take action and protect and defend it. the men and women who wear the uniform. to be able to go out and continue to advocate for them and to be able to show that. what i want people to do this veterans day is look at the veterans and military and see that the power of unity of coming together for a common belief of the greater good is what we all have amongst us as americans. this country is the only country where us as service members we raise our right hand and swear and oath to a piece of paper, the constitution of the united states. not to a person or king not to a queen.

we do it to the constitution. it says we the people. we the people are the true strength of this country and i think we've seen that over and over again when we get frustrated with a system, we get ustrat with a political side, it still comes back to there is no single seat in our political government or anything that is going to have more power than we the people. >> dana: last week we had someone on who suggested don't just thank a veteran for your service today but ask them their story. for you, for those of us who didn't serve but admire and thank and are grateful. what are things we can do on a day like today and all the other days of the year to be grateful and thankful? >> the biggest thing i would ask anybody in the country to do is live a life worthy of the sacrifices of the men and women who gave up so much for these ideas we get to have here today. we can sit and not agree on anything or we can sit here and choose to focus and find the things that we do agree on that america.

when i see people talking about i will leave this country. okay, do that but you don't get to practice and go and protest the things that you want to or go get to have the ideas and beliefs you want to in the countries we fought in. we were sitting there fighting the way america fights is different than any country. we fight for the greater good of the country not just the best interests of us. we have to provide people the freedom to think and believe and practice whatever they want to as long as it's not at the expense of other people and we have to do that. >> bill: you will have a blast in the parade today. >> can't wait. >> bill: you don't know how many people will be out there. >> dana: enjoy the confetti and the glitter and everything that comes your way. thank you so much. this veterans day join fox news by making camo your cause. donations honor u.s. vets live with dignity and independence. to donate visit go.fox/u.s. vets. or scan the code on screen and

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>> bill: fire crews battling a massive blaze along the new

york, new jersey border. the fire is 0% contained so far in new jersey. we could use some rain. >> dana: indeed. florida governor ron desantis is holding the biden administration accountable over the scandal engulfing fema demanding the safekeeping of all evidence related to the agency employee who ordered storm crews to avoid homes with trump signs. steve harrigan has the latest. >> fema is going to come under investigation not just in florida but also in congress next week as well. this is for the admission that emergency aid workers deliberately skipped houses with trump signs in the wake of hurricane milton. the fema administrator will appear next tuesday in congress. she has already post evidence this is a clear violation of fema's core values and principles to help people regardless of their political affiliation. this was reprehensible and says the supervisor responsible has already been fired.

desantis said he will launch his own investigation and calling it basically the weaponization of government by political activists. fema has said this is an isolated incident but critics of the agency said this could be something much larger. >> this isn't the first time that we've seen the democrats weaponize our federal government. we saw it under obama with i.r.s. targeting conservative organizations when it came to audits. we've seen this with the department of injustice and lawfare utilized and probably saw this in western north carolina predominantly a red area where they received almost no assistance for weeks on end. >> more than 20 people were killed by hurricane milton which left millions of floridians with damaged homes and without electricity. dana, back to you. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: florida republican congressman steube, his district took a direct hit from milton. when did you become aware of

this story, this possibility? >> when it broke in the last couple of days. outrageous the biden administration, fema administration would be administering fema aid in a political manner. we've seen the poll itization of and we've seen it from the department of justice and now fema, disaster aid is typically something very bipartisan. what i hope the oversight committee will do is subpoena this supervisor that was fired, put her under oath and ask her who was giving her this directive from washington, d.c. allegedly text messages from quote, unquote, washington, d.c. to this superviseor advising them to skip homes with trump signs in front of them. i want to know how far up into the fema administration this goes. where else in the country this was happening? my district has been hit with three hurricanes in three months. i have people with personal belongings on the road. still have people with debris on the road and if this

administration is skipping individuals based on their political ideology everyone up the chain of command should be held responsible. >> bill: give me an understanding how you think it happened? walking through a neighborhood and if you had a trump sign in your yard or a desantis sign or republican support they go to the next house? or was it more. >> that's what they were being told. >> >> lake placid, florida is near the town of sea bring. do you thing it was happening elsewhere? >> if it was happening in lake placid, it is happening across the great state of florida and probably happening in western north carolina. probably happening all of the states that were hit by hurricane helene and that's what we in congress need to get to the bottom of. the fema administration wants to say it was an insolent. there are alleged messages from

washington, d.c. to the superviseor advising and directing them to do this. somebody higher up in fema was advising the people on the ground to do this. if it was happening in lake placid i guarantee it is happening in other places in florida and the country. the oversight committee needs to get in the bottom of this. the person who was fired is the first stop put them under oath and ask them who was directing her to do this. >> bill: ron desantis sent this out on x. this is another reason why the biden-harris administration is in its final days. did you reflect on that last point there coming off this election? >> the other great thing. yeah, the great thing about election results. donald trump will be president and we'll get to the bottom of it. somebody in his administration will take over fema and do its own investigation after the biden-harris administration is out of there. we'll get the answers at some

point. i want to know how high up these decisions went and every single person in that chain of command for -- it is at trocheous. >> it appears fema did the right thing and terminated this individual. had they not we may never know the truth about it. we'll see what happens with hearing and see whether or not that individual is called to testify. it might be must-see tv. thank you for your time today. >> good to see you both. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: well, bill, one eagle soared above the rest. >> they are winning and he deserves credit. >> he is going to -- another eagles touchdown. >> dana: the quarterback accounted for four touchdowns as the eagles rolled over the

cowboys 34-six. eagles qb threw two touchdown passes and running for a pair of scores. they took over first place with their fifth straight victories. cowboys have lost four in a row. >> bill: eagles looking good. >> dana: jess watters will be in a good mood. >> bill: cowboys not looking good at all. >> dana: it was president george w. bush and laura bush after this touchdown. came out and did the coin toss but unfortunately the cowboys for him didn't win. >> bill: who is the other eagle on that? who was that? >> one eagle soars over another? >> dana: i don't know. i will work on it and get back to you. >> bill: let's go to nashville from this past summer. >> going to the moon, going to the moon.

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>> bill: this was a terrifying moment for a toddler in arizona caught on camera. could be difficult to watch here. here we go. the little boy runs into the middle of a busy road. cars are flying at 45

miles-per-hour. his mom is screaming narrowly missing that child. one woman standing nearby runs to save him. the child's dad is thanking the good samaritan. arizona police investigating the incident. looking whether or not endangerment charges against the boy's mother could come into play. the kid is okay. thank goodness for that out of arizona. >> dana: president biden facing renewed calls to resign from his own party. vice president harris's communications director is making this shocking statement. >> joe biden has been a phenomenal promises. he could be a transitional figure. resign the presidency in the next 30 days, make kamala harris president of the united states. >> dana: the take on that kennedy and jimmy failla, your take on that. why would you even suggest this? because she didn't earn it. she lost everything. he was her communications

director until last year. the fact that she was emotion employing this kind of person and having them around her is that's why she lost. it's kind of idiotic people with bad ideas. the first female president will beat the boys. the first female president will win because of her merits and her political skills and the fact that voters believe in her. not because she was anointed in the 11th hour. why didn't joe biden fly to romania and get a quicky divorce and make her the first lady for 30 days? it would be the same thing. she would live in the white house. so as a mother of girls, yes, there will be a female president and she will win. >> bill: that gentleman was not done. there is more. roll this. >> being able from having to oversee the january 6th transition, right? of her own defeat and it would

make sure that it would dominate the news at a point where democrats have to learn drama and transparency and doing things that the public want to see. this is the moment to change the entire perspective of how democrats operate. >> bill: i don't know what stage of grief that is. what's real? >> i love this so much. at the same time it is disrespectful to the position of the presidency. this is not quarterback in a two-hand touch football game. you will qb? no, she will. it's the presidency, you no he what i mean? i love this idea he thinks biden is in charge of anything and could be in a position to make this decision. that's where we are at that late stage of grief talking about her feelings. you can't certify the vote because of your feelings. if your feelings -- could you lead the free world? war is not grounds for an ice cream social because it bums you out. it is grounds for leadership.

she clearly don't have it. kennedy is right. >> dana: a psychiatrist is saying this. >> if you are going to a situation where you have family members, where you have close friends who you know have voted in ways that are against you, like what you said, against your livelihood and it's completely fine to not be around those people and to tell them why. to say i have a problem with the way that you voted because it went against my very livelihood and i won't be around you the this holiday. i need to take some space for me. >> dana: they were voting on their livelihood. >> it wasn't just a few people. it wasn't just a few hay seeds in the south. it was a majority of people in this country. he did something that people said he never could do, win the popular vote. that means there were more people in pain that had trust

for a continuation of the biden administration and separating families further is the worst thing you can possibly do when you feel politically or personally alienated. we have to find a way to come back together and talk to each other and have fellowship and find common areas in our lives. our lives are not entirely about politics. >> bill: 1,000 percent. >> shame on per for saying that. >> bill: keep the relationship going. you don't need to talk politics 2024. >> she is doing her party a disservice. if they continue to only talk to themselves they will drift further out of touch with the mainstream thought process in this country, which is why he won so much. on a superficial level you don't avoid conservative relatives. they serve the best food. you pull up with the pickup, not the prius. the pickup is deep frying something and it will be gorgeous. >> dana: what i noticed this weekend is no one was talking about it.

in new york. everyone is good, they're fine. >> bill: i live in new york a long time. the first election i can remember where there wasn't a protest in new york city. i don't know why that was. i live right here washington square park. barack obama came big speech. elizabeth warren, clinton, big speech. it never happened. it was 107 day campaign. new york wasn't in play. you come there and plant the flag for liberal progressive policy. didn't happen. had the madison square garden trump rally there wasn't a single protest outside the garden. what was going on? >> people have outgrown the manufactured hysteria that surrounded trump's entrance into politics. people made peace with who he is. they understand he is not an existential threat. even the democrats are firelessed to move on from that hysteria. it's not the sell. if it connected he wouldn't have

won by so much. >> happy veterans day. jimmy will be on the podcast kennedy saves the world war. >> bill: bitcoin soaring. new high since election day. the trump bump rises. >> i like the bitcoin boom. it got to 82,490. bitcoin and crypto currency have a proponent headed to the oval office. trump vowed to embrace crypto. >> if we don't embrace bitcoin and crypto other countries will. we can't let china dominate. bitcoin is going to the moon as we say. i want america to be the nation that leads the way. that's what's going to happen. >> crypto currencies are encouraged by trump's promise to ease regulation, oust the

securities and exchange committee who is a bitcoin critic. how does he do that? he is pro-energy. energy is needed to power the mining process. trump has benefited from the cash of the crypto industry. a supper pac raised 170 million to push through pro-crypto candidates up and down the ballot raised $78 million for the mid-terms two years from now. we were looking at the ohio senate race very expensive and important. fair shake, one of the super pac helped to oust sherrod brown, a blockchain entrepreneur and moreno won. it is expected that senator tim scott will replace brown on that committee if that happens and committed to cutting the red

tape. to the moon. >> bill: lauren, thank you, nice to see you from fox business. thank you. >> had television show appearances with oprah winfrey and the women view who just don't get it. they don't get the pain that people are feeling. >> dana: former democrat slamming a party. democrats divided when it comes to issuing blame for last week's losses. can they regroup in time for the mid-terms? southern california is ticking los angeles district attorney george gascon to the curb. will the new district attorney turn things around? >> the current district attorney instituted pro-criminal extreme policies that made them feel and experience less safety over the last four years than before.

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president-elect trump will nominate new york congresswoman elise stefanik nor u.s. ambassador to the u.n. fourth ranking highest republican. she is looking forward to earning her confirmation in the senate and she is honored. >> bill: from california we roll. los angeles bidding farewell to george gascon. he was under a lot of heat. lost by more than 20 points in what analysts call a rebuke on the soft on crime policies. jonathan hunt is our chief correspondent in l.a. to tell us what went down there. >> it wasn't just an election loss for l.a. county's progressive d.a. it was a 23-point wipe out that appears to be a complete rejection of what voters viewed as policies that promoted rather than prosecuted crime and criminals. nonetheless in the morning after email to his staff obtained by fox george gascon remained defiant writing in part i'm proud of the progress we've

made. together we've made significant strides in creating a more just and equitable criminal justice system. over the last four years as violent crime rose, many of those staff who he addressed his email railed against his policies and say his election humiliation was fully deserved. >> he lost track of what his responsibility was and that was to keep people safe. and what he decided to do was to take an ideology, an unproven ideology and experiment on the county of los angeles. >> like the voters who had clearly had enough of gascon, john, the prosecutor, is looking forward to a different future under incoming d.a. nathan hawkman. >> there is no question that with george gascon gone, l.a. will be a safer place.

>> progressive leaders across california faced similar fates to gascon. san francisco mayor london breed lost her re-election bid with the crime crisis on top of voter's minds and mayor and progressive d.a. in oakland were both recalled. the message, bill, from golden state voters seems to be pretty clear. progressive policies on crime just don't work for them. >> bill: thank you. jonathan hunt live in los angeles. we were noting two things. president-elect trump will get 38 1/2 of the vote in california. good run for a republican in that state. the other thing during the transition times, folks, very interesting. just to see all the movements. i think it will be interesting to see joe biden and kamala harris together. >> dana: it will happen today. >> bill: coming up shortly at arlington national cemetery. >> dana: talked to my dad this week. he knew all about the george