>> john: president-elect donald trump's transition into the white house is already beginning. americans are setting their expectations now. listen to this. >> i'm hoping that he improves the economy. >> unification is probably one of my big issues. >> looking with and i towards

the middle class. costs of things. >> big to-do list. welcome back to "america reports" as we rolled into a second hour. i am john roberts in washington with the hammer. >> jacqui: i am a jacqui heinrich sandra smith has the day off. grappling with their wives. defeat. it appears that the party is divided. unsure what it will look like going forward. the blame game is continuing. >> my voice was ignored but tens of americans was ignored. >> what does the democratic party stand for? >> they don't think that we care about what they care about. >> the reason why we didn't win back ultimately as we didn't listen people on the ground. >> jacqui: peter doocy is life on the white house. democrats calling for president biden to step down ivp harris take over. good that happen? >> it could happen.

it would require joe biden allowing the same people who squeezed him out in july to squeeze him out again now that he is officially a lame duck. unlikely, but possible. that is the pits. >> last promise and give kamala harris the chance to be the 47 of the president of the united states of america and disrupt although donald trump's paraffin area easy for the next woman to run for president do not have to worry about the historical weight of being the first. >> as democrats try to figure out how progressive they can be instilled win in election can one of the most impr progressive lawmakers in history is claiming harris as a serious issue. >> i'm not going to deny that there is sexism and racism and homophobia in this country. on the other hand, i think what the american people want to

support whether it is a woman or man are black or white or latino or whatever. if they want to support someone who is standing up and fighting for them. >> one president biden leaves the oval office, he won't have to deal with that principle anymore. you can see he is struggling to traverse the beach shoreline ahead of a midweek sitdown with his successor. >> the president, is trump still a threat to democracy? >> that doesn't sound like someone who he wants to hands it off to president harris. that sounds like someone who wants to hand it off to president-elect trump. >> jacqui: thank you. the one fox news contributor jonathan turley weighing into the medium meltdown over president trump's historic victory. "ignore the tears and rage of

objective media." let's bring him in now. i can constitutionally law professor. one of the things that prompted you to write this column was this incident right here with the cbs anchor. >> how would you explain that to a 14-year-old today? >> tried to think about my boys. >> got a little choked up doing that. either that or inhaled a hair ball. which prompted you to write in part this. "cbs pay neutrality when anchor gets chopped up at the thought of a trump victory. just a journalist i cannot even discuss the election results without fighting back tears." there's lots of other examples out there as well. >> unfortunately, the election was a real curtain pulling moment where the public got a direct view of what was

happening in the media, including that interview. and the result was largely media shrugging and saying that was the emotions of the moment. this was not a commentator. this is someone who is expected to be an objective anchor. i used to work for that network. there was a time when that would not have gone over well. remember, they just had an incident where another anchor was raked over the coals for bias because he was critical of an anti-israeli book and author. there is a real contrast here. this is part of the reason why the public is walking away from mainstream media. when you see scenes like that, it's not in your head. the fact is that the media really had this moment of honesty on election night. i think a lot of the public is not going to forget that. you can't unsee it. they will likely continue this

rush to new media and other sources of news. >> john: then there is this. chuck schumer not inviting david mccormick, w who is the republican senator elect by declaration in the state of pennsylvania. saying that there is still 100,000 votes to be counted in pennsylvania. this thing is not over yet. here is what "the wall street journal" said about that. "the associated press" and most other media have called the senate race for republican dave mccormick. never fear, democrats, the lawyer is on the case trying to steal the seat for incumbent bob casey. can someone say election denial? we should point out that schumer has also not invited ruben gallego in arizona to come to the freshman orientation. but that is because that race has not yet been declared.

>> the old joke that labs are getting rid of rats in favor of long years. there are some things that rats won't do. you know, this is really the final round. it is not so surprising that mark elias has shown up. that figure that was at the heart of the russian conspiracy hoax. he was accused in the campaign of hiding even buying about the funding of the steele dossier, the journalist said that the campaign had lied to them and denying that they had funded the steele dossier. he has also been sanctioned in court in the past. these are very aggressive lawyers that will try to focus on the provisional balloting -- which is something of a nightmare. you've got 120,000 of those. they often have defects. this can really slow down the process. you have a candidate who is leading by 40,000 votes. it is a sizable margin.

"the associated press" and others have said there is no mathematical path in which case he can do this. but many people are hoping is that casey will still forward and say, you know what? it's time to give up the ghost, here. i lost. >> john: here is what mark mathias wrote on x. the pennsylvania senate rate is not over. here is what "the new york post" wrote about that. "looking to overturn senate results. marc elias long time election attorney and -- it was called by "the associated press" on thursday with eve in states most liberal news outlets echoing th. the threshold for a recount is one half of 1%. the margin is a little more than that right now. trying to suggest that we are going to get the numbers within half a percentage point and go for a recount and try to find every vote they possibly can so

that casey wins. >> what is funny is that elias was involved in a primary election suggesting that voting machines had gotten counts wrong. does that sound familiar? the idea behind a lot of these challenges is to take every 3-point shot and see if you can sink one. it is unlikely in this case. we will have to wait to see how it plays out. for many of us, provisional balloting is the third rail in terms of legal disputes. it is a mess. pennsylvania has a lot of them. it is not that the likelihood e is significant. the likelihood of a delay is significant if you go down that path. >> john: on the delay is not going to matter when it comes to control of the senate. this is for bragging rights. professor, thank you so much for joining us this monday afte afternoon. >> jacqui: all right, congress where control of the house is

not yet decided but republicans are returning to power in the senate. one of their first priorities will be taking up tax policies outlined by president-elect trump. in the raybon's from capitol hill. >> republicans are gearing up for what they are calling the super bowl of tax policy. preparing to make trump's 2017 tax cuts that expire permanent. they are tasked with putting in motion trump's other tax idea like no taxes on tips, overtime, or social security. the committee responsible for a federal budget that trump's tax wish list could come with a hefty price tag. adding to the debt over a decade. congressman byron donalds at their production doesn't take into account all the economic growth that they think will come from putting peopl money back in people's pockets. >> the reason why we know this is because under his first tax policy which is current tax law at the can with democrats in all these outside groups that it would cost $5 trillion.

the federal government raise more tax revenue that was ever modeled or contemplated by any of these organizations. >> there were already some differences emerging between what republicans want. house republicans want to move on energy package within the first 100 days of the new congress. this could be a yearlong effort. there's also a lot up in the air. house republicans still several seats shy of gaining control of the house and senate republicans do not have the majority leader picked yet. that contest between senators john thome, and senator rick scott. >> i'm very optimistic. i believe i am going to win. they are friends. here's what i bring to the ta table. i clearly believe in the trump agenda. i made business -- i'm a business guy. >> there is likely to be disagreement among republicans on the overall cost of these ideas. some are not going to want to

sign up for adding it under the deficit without a way to pay for it. when senators say you can't hope that the growing debt problem goes away with "pixie dust? some hard calls may have to be made. >> jacqui: we will be watching it. thanks. >> john: fox news alert. a jury in delphi, indiana, reaching a verdict in the 2017 murders of abigail williams and liberty chairman. 52-year-old richard allen is accused of murdering their two teams after encountering them in the woods. we will bring you that verdict just as soon as we learn what the jury is decided. >> jacqui: benjamin netanyahu is saying that he sees eye to eye with president-elect bt and on how handle iran as terror groups tied to tehran continue to wage their war on israel. >> republican or democrat or independent. border security is national security. we should all be on the same side of that. >> john: president-elect trump

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aircraft consistent with gunfire. one flight attendant on board reported minor injuries and is being evaluated by personnel. the plane has been taken out of service. we are arranging for different aircraft to return our guests and crew to return our -- >> john: take a look at some of the pictures circulating. we were bullet holes in the overhead bins and one door. as a result of this, jetblue and american airlines have temporarily suspended flights in and out of port-au-prince. >> jacqui: this is a problem down in haiti that has been sort of growing over the last several months. >> john: so much gang viol violence. it would take more than a small arms fire to do that. definitely a danger for folks on board those things. >> for a flight attendant to be grazed by a bullet. >> john: there are pretty big bullet holes on parts of that plane. now this.

>> jacqui: president trump made it very clear throughout the campaign out of all politicians can use the type of politician that looked at what he promised to do during the campaign and actually tries to enact that as policy. the reason why we are at a war in israel over a year later is because this biden-harris administration tied netanyahu's hands behind his back over and over again. >> john: the different approaches of the biden administration and the incoming trump administration to the war in israel. he has spoken to president-elect trump three times in recent days and according to netanyahu, their leaders are on the same page when it comes to handling iran. aren't chief foreign affairs correspondent trey yingst is live in tel aviv, israel. >> good afternoon. more than 400 days into the war and the middle east, the fighting continues on multiple fronts. today, hezbollah rockets raining down on northern israel injuring

at least three people. the attacks come as israel's new defense minister claims the iran-backed the group is defeated. the israeli air force launched fresh air strikes over the weekend targeting positions across lebanon. according to the local health ministry, 23 people were killed in a single israeli strike north of beirut on sunday. diplomatic efforts are ongoing to end the war, the top spokesperson is the group is not received any official information about a cease-fire. hezbollah is prepared for a long war. >> how good our stockpiles have decreased when we are firing more missiles? quantitatively and qualitatively into the heart of israel day after day. i reiterate that our forces on the front lines in our fighters have enough weapons, equipment, and supplies for a long war for which we are prepared for on all fronts. >> with the northern front active israeli forces remain

inside gaza. israel is striking gaza from the air, killing dozens of palestinians over the weekend. the israelis and the palestinian health ministry are not providing detailed information on those skilled reports indicate it is a mixup civilians and militants. no diplomatic solution on the horizon, their hopes with a new american administration there could be a broader cease-fire across the middle east as you noted at the top, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president-elect trump have spoken three times over the past week. >> john: i would imagine that a lot of the trump focus is going to be against iran. we will see in the days and weeks ahead and years. thanks. >> jacqui: now to the u.s. border crisis. president-elect trump is putting a sloppy immigration plans in motion by appointing former i.c.e. directors tom homan to be is border czar. a migrant caravan can make it to the u.s. border before january.

our next guest is one of the people concerned about a new migrant influx. a rancher in texas. in the del rio border sector. this is something that you have seen before. your ranch borders mexico. >> absolutely. we are right around the rio grande river. >> jacqui: what is your wary? until the trump administration is fully in effect and order start to come down, what are you afraid of seeing? >> we anticipated that there would be an increase in the number of illegal aliens that were crossing. but it doesn't appear to have happened yet. we are thrilled to death that tom homan is going to be our new border czar. >> jacqui: you have seen caravans come through your property in the past. you have been on this program and others. you invited president biden at one point to come down and witness it firsthand. is your concern that the word

will spread within migrant communities that time is up if you want to try to get in, you better do it now before trump comes and cracks down? >> absolutely. i think president trump has been so strong about the port stations and the border crisis. i think it may possibly help. we're definitely seeing a strong presence of people anticipating anything that might come. there have been increased in numbers somewhat to the south of us in the last couple of months. so far as of yet, we haven't seen a huge influx. >> jacqui: texas went for trump by a much bigger margin than in 2020. 5.6 points. 2024, trump won by almost 14 points. really people crying out in your state for a crackdown on the border crisis. here is what tom homan said his

priorities would be on "fox & friends" this morning. >> public safety threats and national security threats will be their priority. they have to be. we will prioritize those groups. another priority, this administration has lost over 300,000 children that were smuggled by criminal cartels that they can find. that's another priority. we need to say these children. >> jacqui: what are your thoughts on that? >> i am absolutely thrilled again that tom homan is going to be our border czar. the facts that he is -- reducing the number of people that are crossed. in texas as you said, the numbers that came out and voted for president trump this election were phenomenal. we had all gotten to the point where we felt like we were preaching to the choir. we had a special thank you to fox news were staying with us and covering this. many times we felt like people across the country weren't listening.

it is very clear that the message got out. >> please keep us posted on happenings down at your ranch. things can get pretty interesting between now and january. as we have seen, when word spreads that you better get in before the laws in the u.s. change. we will continue to follow it. i appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> john: to jewish students who are the victims of an elected hate crimes speaking to fox news. this is the latest in a dramatic rise in anti-semitic incidents. >> jacqui: los angeles voters overwhelmingly choose to oust progressive d.a. george gascon. it wasn't the only rightward shift in the golden state. steve hilton says sanity is returning to california. he is coming up next. >> the hostile work environment feels like a weight has been lifted. now we are waiting for nathan hochman to comment and let us do our job.

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>> jacqui: fox news alert. victims of elected hate crime and cannabis. the suspect this approach the students. it attacks them firmly behind. there are two separate concussions their broken wrist. senior correspondent mike tobin is in chicago where this took place. did the attack intimidate these victims at all? i imagine that it did. >> some intimidation. both say they intend to return to campus and openly advocate for israel. both of them are jewish students at depaul university. one of them a reservist with the israeli defense forces. it was last wednesday. the two would regularly take a -- a sign that read come talk about israel with an idf soldier for less with a young man approached them wearing a mask over his face and shook hands and had dialogue. another man came up from behind and attacked.

>> out of nowhere from behind, made conversation, i just get completely knocked out. by an accomplice that came from behind me. and then, i was out cold at this point. >> his body is weak and limp. the attacker who hit him from behind lands on top. while i was trying to pick up max killing the guy in the white t-shirt grabs me and pulls me to the ground. i land on the ground on my back. >> when it was done, he had a concussion and a broken wrist. there were accounts that the attackers made anti-semitic comments. the attack was so chaotic that they can't recall anything that was said in the middle of all that. police followed a hate crime/battery. 5'11". another man 6-foot tall with his face obscured. both of them in their 20s.

the attackers can attack them physically but cannot harm their spirits. they intend to return to campus with their advocacy but take safety precautions this time. >> jacqui: mike tobin for us in chicago. >> john: california has begun to make a gradual swing to the right. president has earned 40% of the vote. the most for republican presidential candidate since 2004. that spring in steven hilton fox news contributor. it really is interesting to take a look at it. not all of the votes have been counted. still in the 72%. here is a great swath of red that four years ago did not exist. look at how this changes between 2020 when it was biden up against trump and now where it is in 2024. 19-point difference to kamala harris. that difference back in 2020 was

29 points. as far as you can see from your perch in the golden state, what is happening? >> the tide is turning. there still a way to go of course. people have really had enough with the far left policies. in many ways, the kind of elitism and extremism that was rejected across the country in donald trump's victory, california is the epicenter of that. that's where it all comes from on the claimant and so on and the woke ideology. it is exported from california. it is being rejected not just in the rest of america but within california. it's not just the presidential vote. you see it in cities, some of the biggest cities in san francisco. not republicans. the far left policies you see it in oakland and los angeles. in los angeles county can you look at some of the precincts. the trump vote really moving forward. you see rejection on the policy front on the initiatives with

attacks and crime and rent control. people have had enough. things are changing in california. >> significant. this is the way gavin newsom is responding. calling a special session of the california legislature. specialization to safeguard california values and fundamental rights in the face of an incoming speech and administration bolstering california's legal resources to protect civil rights, reproductive freeman -- it is like the city of troy is closing the gates against the greeks. a lot of people in california like what trump is selling. >> they have absolutely learned nothing at all. one of those things, their climate action. although policy areas. the one that most has driven the fact that working-class families can't afford anything. it drives up the cost of

housing. you name it. they want to protect that. that is why they lost. it is so impossible for working families to live in a reasonable manner. far from trump proofing california, the real thing that we need in california is to gavin newsom proof california from far left of the seas. >> john: look at what happened with george gascon, the los angeles county district attorney. 60-39.7. clearly there was repudiation and policies that he was pursuing. what do you think led to his demise? >> the results on the ground. interesting about this race, i have interview stem many times. he ran as a republican for state attorney general last time. people were very aware of that. he decided to run as an independent purity without the d.a. should be an independent

role. everyone knew he was a republican. another sign that the republican vote is strong. the results of the far left policies and massive explosion in crime and homicides. the exciting thing about this race is with a new d.a., you can see very quick results. it is a change of policies, the charging decisions. the enhancements for guns and gangs and all the ridiculous things that george gascon removed, nathan hochman is going to put them back on day 1. you can see a very quick change. >> what do you think happens to these two? >> i think -- i don't think he is going to want to wade into that kind of thing. he wants to protect regular people from criminals. to move on as quickly as he can. >> john: if we don't know what is going to happen, what is going to happen to this guy? george soros who is funding all these soft on crime prosecutors?

a real -- >> massive repudiation. early we had san francisco kicked out in a recall. this election, the d.a. and alameda county where oakland has descended into crime and chaos from these policies, she was kicked out as well. it is a total rejection of the far left extremism backed by george soros. >> california is a big lesson on where this country is headed. great to talk to you. thanks for joining. >> jacqui: firefighters are battling a massive wildfire and packing both new jersey and new york. are they any closer to containing it? plus this. >> these young women did not ask for this. they just want to go to school and play the sport they love to play. they have been through a very difficult time. >> and associate coach for college women's volleyball team

says she has been suspended during controversy over a biological man playing on the team. but she is saying to try to protect the future of women's sports.

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>> fox news alert now. delphi, indiana, reaching a verdict in the 2017 murders of

abigail williams and liberty chairman. 52-year-old richard allen is accused of murdering their teens after encountering them in the woods. he was found guilty on all four counts. the girls wear black february 13th of 2017 hiking along the highbridge trail when they disappeared. their bodies were found the next day. richard allen has been on trial. and it is not known if there would have been enough evidence to convict them. a jury of his peers as found him guilty of the murders. he has been found guilty of four counts. such a tragedy. the young girls going for a hike along a very popular hiking trail. they encounter this monster who took their lives and just left them there. >> for seven years to have their

families living in limbo with nobody paying the price for cutting their lives short. this man apparently during 2022, this conversation with law enforcement the interview he had before he was arrested, he acknowledged he had been at the trail of the girl's death denied killing them. >> john: with this now with more on this. >> this trial has been more than seven years in the making after roughly 19 hours of deliberation. unanimously that the evidence they saw was enough to convict richard allen and all four counts for the kidnapping and murdering. the prosecution's case largely boil down to three pieces of evidence. the dozens of confessions richard allen made while he was in prison the famous video at libby german recorded on her phone before she was killed which prosecutors name was richard allen and an unfired bullet that was found on the ground between the girls bodies which police analysis found was

a match to a gun owned by richard allen. the defense team argued that this was a bungled investigation from the start and that the real killers are still out there. richard alan's dna was not found at the crime scene and neither of the girls dna was found on his clothes, knives, or car. most of the allergic confessions to the murders were made after he had spent months in solitary confinement and was experiencing psychosis. it appears that was not enough to convince this jury which came from a county two hours away that there was a reasonable doubt that richard allen committed these crimes. facing up to 130 years in prison. after 7.5 years, the families are saying a small bit of justice for what happened to these young girls in the small town. they captured the interest of the nation. >> from chicago with the latest of their murders. the controversies surrounding

the san jose state university women's volleyball team continues. and associate head coach says that she has been suspended for voicing her concerns about having a ball a elements biological male on the team's roster. out at the university breaks the news to this coach that she was being suspended indefinitely? >> it was pretty harsh. she said she was ordered to hand over her keys and her school i.d. just hours before a game. we can go into detail as to why she was suspended. and the school would only confirm that the associate head coach of the san jose state university women's volleyball team is not with the team at this time. wwe will not provide further information on this matter. she says it comes after she came out in support of the team's cocaptain who joined federal class action lawsuit against the ncaa for allergic title ix violations.

claiming in the lawsuit that one of her teammates is a male who identifies as transgender. san jose state went to great lengths to make sure no one found out. she said she agrees with the allegations. which includes concerns over safety and fairness and made her feelings known to university's death. no even with her job on the line, she said she is speaking out to protect the future of women's sports. >> safety is being taken away from women. fair play is being taken away from women. we need more and more people to do this and fight this fight. women's sports as we know it right now will be forever changed. >> san jose state has not said whether there is a trans athlete on the team and our request to interview blair fleming have been denied. boise state and the university of wyoming are now forfeiting once again their upcoming games. this makes 7 games forfeited

by 5 schools against san jose state university so far this season. >> john: from -- with the news. thank you. >> jacqui: honoring our heroes on this veterans day. our next guest dory of resilience and strength is going to leave you speechless. that is coming up next.

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♪ ♪ >> jacqui: as we continue honoring our veterans, our next guest is only five -- he hit an ied during his third tour of duty before spending nearly two years recuperating. he has turned that experience into something much bigger with his own foundation supporting post-9/11 families and their victims. let's bring in travis mills. founder of the travis mills foundation. thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. you are crushing the show by the way. >> jacqui: i was talking with a mutual friend of ours before we jumped on set. she visited you during your 19 months recuperating at walter reed. she said you were in pretty tough shape. she wanted me to send you your

best. i want to ask you reflecting on your time recuperating and everything that you went through them and what are you thinking about this veterans day? what is your message? >> i am so fortunate to say that i am a veteran. i served my country and got a chance to do that because i volunteered. no one forced me to do that. it's great to be a veteran. i respect and honor everyone's service. people took the oath and didn't go overseas. if you are a veteran out there watching them a thank you to use service. welcome home. i did get messed up in afghanistan. i did get some cool tricks out of it. it is not so bad all the time. she is wonderful and i appreciate all that she does to keep our brother's memory alive and the foundation she has touching people's lives. >> tell me about your foundation. you do a lot of your work in the area that i grew up in, in southern maine. you picked because it offers a

beautiful setting to recal recalibrate. >> my wife is from maine originally. she said no. i said that the second time. in the closet until i agreed. in truth, maine's climate is perfect for me. my injuries make me overheat easily. we honor these veterans -- how we honor these veterans is bring veterans -- and do things to adapt for what we have done for them and their family. we have veterans that are missing legs with their families and veterans in wheelchairs and veterans that have something that was a physical disability. we show them that life is possible after victory. the greatest job i have ever had. i can still serve people. my wife and i started the travis mills foundation. we have expanded and grown. we are a foundation that is partnering with veterans that have post-traumatic stress.

we have first responder and veteran program called warrior path that we partner with. we take these veterans and show them that there is life after injury. so grateful to do the work and honored to have the ability to live through injuries. my wife and i are fortunate to celebrate our 16th year of marriage. we have wonderful kids and life goes on. i am fortunate to live in a nation that takes care of me. i have prostrated >> jacqui: you have anms. incredible spirit an incredible story. you are uplifting so many with your important work. thank you for being with us. i appreciate your time. thank you for your service. >> have a great day. i appreciate your time. happy veterans day. >> jacqui: fox corporation is partnering with u.s. vets to make camo our cause to put an

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