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steve 7:00 lye here from the couch in midtown, manhattan, welcome to the tuesday, novembef "fox & friends." >> ainsley: where did the year go? it's the 12th already. thanksgiving is two weeks away. >> steve: i know it. talk about trump's transition. moving full steam ahead. fours sources say that florida senator marco rubio is expected to be his secretary of state pick. we're going to look at marco's foreign policy positions in this hour. >> lawrence: plus, border agents morale reach as new high after election. >> morale is through the roof. we have received hundreds of calls, texts, emails just saying how happy the agents are. >> ainsley: and the liberal meltdown in response to trump. >> brian: my heart goes out. [laughter] >> ainsley: wow. it continues.

>> republican this term, i don't know why [bleep] out of the house. >> we have democrat additional 4 b movement, which is not going on dates, not sleeping with. not marrying, not having children with men. >> wow, she is not going to be dating? what a shame? the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. [laughing? >> [. >> remember, mornings are better with friends, get dressed. >> ainsley: president-elect donald trump tapping key conditions. >> brian: mark meredith west palm beach on the trump transition. mark? >> we are seeing the team who is going to be handling national security and global affairs. overnight fox learning that donald trump does plan to ask florida senator marco rubio to be his secretary of state. rubio ran against trump in 2016. but, of course, the two have

become much closer in recent years. rubio has also gained a lot of attention for his stance on iran. >> iran is constantly looking to hurt israel. they seek to drive america out of the region and then destroy israel. this is a group that wants to destroy israel. hamas exists to destroy the jewish state of israel. what are you supposed to do with an existential threat? you have to degrade it or eliminate it. i expect they will respond. i don't think they ask us nor do they need to us help them in that regard. >> we're also watching as trump has chosen florida congressman michael walz army veteran to serve as national security adviser. foe caucus on ukraine country visited in the past he said there should be limits on what type of support the u.s. provides to ukraine. >> i don't think anybody is advocating for any military on the frontline. helping this that logistics planning, operations, integrating the intelligence is incredibly important. >> today israel's president is going to be in washington meeting with a number of lawmakers, including trump's nominee for u.n. ambassador

congresswoman eleaf stefanik. other names being considered for key posts include governor kristi noem of south dakota. there is a report overnight that she could head the department of homeland security. the trump transition team has not confirmed the report. i just reached out to the governor's office a few minutes ago. looking to see whether or not trump weighs in on social media. is he usually the one who likes to announce these big posts and so we are looking see if he talks about it before he heads to washington tomorrow for his sitdown with president biden. the former first lady and soon-to-be first lady melania trump not expected to make the trip as well. steve, ainsley, brian and lawrence, back to you. >> steve: mark, a real quick question, on the big wall we have marco rubio expected to be announced as secretary of state. this story comes from the "new york times" and the "new york times" says that trump could actually -- he may change his mind. so, does that mean this is a trial balloon or what does it mean? >> well, we have certainly seen that in the past where, you

know, there would be a lot of talk that something was going to the happen and the former president four years ago would call an audible change. we have heard overnight from sources familiar that it was likely to be rubio. so at this point, if he were to pull back on that, if the campaign were to say no, we are not going to do that. that would be a major story. at this point i think it's pretty safe to say it's going to be rubio. i guess we will have to wait for the former president, soon-to-be president to make it official. >> steve: it ain't over until it's over. >> lawrence: pretty much a done deal. he was second in the running when it came down to the vice presidential choice. also just reported that tom cotton will ascend to the gang of 8 as the chairperson of the intelligence committee for the senate. so i think it's pretty much that marco rubio is going to be the secretary. >> steve: tom cotton is going to -- he has been on our program a number of times over the last year. i have got small kids. i don't want to president and stuff like that. apparently the number three guy in the senate leadership.

the conference chair. >> brian: senator joni ernst says she is still in contention for it. >> ainsley: has not officially been appointed yet. we know his story very well because heard his speeches saying i moved to miami. my parents moved over. my grandfather lived under this communist regime in cuba raised the kids during the day a maid at a hotel. his story is really inspirational now he goes on to be a senator, incredible. >> brian: i watched antony blinken the last four years run around and go to all these meetings never ever happened. >> lawrence: nothing. >> brian: everything got worse. when he goes over and meets with officials in the region. he knows exactly what he is doing. he identified them as a huge threat set. talking about the multiple areas infiltrated our country. do you think is he going to take a backwards step when he is one-on-one even with vladimir putin, official with iran. iran right now, this is the critical time. right now their nuclear program

is totally exposed. totally exposed. and they promised an attack on israel. that's going to be front and center for the secretary of state to do they do a deal at the last minute to preserve their country? or not? >> lawrence: brian, it's apparent. you got marco rubio who will presumably be at state. walz who is going to be the national security adviser and then on the world stage, you have got elise fan nic critical of the regime. i'm wondering who going to be secretary of defense. but right now that pairing together, you got. >> ainsley: look at that wall it's so powerful many trump loyalist. as it was clear trump was going to wind up being the nominee, all those people with exception of susie wiles working behind the scenes all those people and

on television and talked about donald trump in glowing terms where you back in the day when marco rubio was running for president they were rivals. now they are all on the same page, so, to your point, lawrence and brian, when they go out -- whether he is the new antony blinken where he goes into another country and talks to different foreign leaders, is he going to be on exactly the same page as donald trump whereas antony blinken would probably go back to foggy bottom in washington and call the president and say okay. this is what you need to know because i just decided this. >> brian: as opposed to the who quhows. >> ainsley: after tom homan announced as border czar all these soundbites on every channel the last few days it. reminds us what we used to hear about the border and all the wives of the border agents when they were panicking about their husbands and their safety. you always mention, lawrence, about them being accused of whings the migrants. >> lawrence: whipping gate. >> ainsley: turned out to be

false. >> lawrence: wasn't true. >> ainsley: flashback what the women used to say and positives what is happening at the border now. listen to. this seeing the frustration on the faces of our agents when they come home and feeling helpless because there is no way to our border patrol agents are doing outstanding job managing this humanitarian crisis. frustrated. because no matter they do migrant flow doesn't stop. the border security mission is being completely neglected because there seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel. talking to my border patrol family, i don't like how our agents are being unfairly labeled because people with a political agenda are calling our loved ones horrible names. or accusing them of not doing their job. >> it has become too much. it's overwhelming, and our agents have been completely demoralized under this administration. we have lost so many good agents that have taken recall will i retirement and just opted out or left the patrol a all instead of dealing with this for one more

day. it's inexcusable and it's a complete disregard of the responsibilities for this president. >> brian: tom homan said he had to shut off his phone because so many people want to come back to the job. some people want a job. want to come back to ice. what about the men and women working pat control. these are some of the texts that bill melugin got. he said morale is super high. especially with the homan news, too. this from another agent ecstatic to go to work. morale even higher than the first time he won. people who were going to retire are not. everyone is happy. so that is just unbelievable. the thing you point out when you go there is that it's the middle of nowhere. and then i asked people where they live because to get a hotel in that area. usually run down hotel not the nicest. i'm looking in the area, not the greatest area. you have a choice. brings your family to an area which is not a lot of population, small towns. not a lot to do. or you leave your family met tropic tis. stay there during the week and come back on the weekends. if you go to work, you are not being supported.

and then you worry about your life. and then you spend all day changing diapers and telling people they got a cold and getting them row buy tuesday sin. that's the problem. >> lawrence: that's the real point you have made. they have been changing diners and doing processing. this is law enforcement. they want to go after bad guys. they want to go be able to chase after people. lock people up that are a threat to our country and they haven't been able to do it. and so the text messages that i have been receiving from guys that i know there are excited that they get to actually work again. >> steve: because the handcuffs are being taken off. and, information, fox news digital spoke to paul perez who is the national border patrol council president. and he said that the agents are so excited that they are going to be able to do the job they signed up for, that they have not be able to do over the last four years. a number of people who put in their retirement papers asked for the papers back. they want to stick around. and of course the department of homeland security has got a lot of openings. so they're going to take them

back. the other thing is he also said that given the fact going forward that donald trump has made it very clear that he has got the back of the men and women of the border patrol, this is going to help with recruiting. so it's going to be so much easier to get quality people to work our southern border because they are now allowed to do their job. >> ainsley: that's what -- and he told fox digital suspects to exciting. think about how positive that is for our law enforcement individuals. they don't make a lot of money. they put their lives on the line. now they are getting support from the president. >> brian: they need rapid processing. i hope they call henry cuellar. is he dying to work for somebody. all these people that ran ads i'm going to be tough on the border laura gillilan swayze. go work with them. don't be a block. don't be a block. go ahead and make -- full fill the ads that got you the position. because most of you kept your positions because you ran like republicans. >> ainsley: i thought the liberals who voted for trump down in texas were misogynists.

>> brian: yeah. that's what i heard. >> ainsley: had nothing to do with the border. >> steve: did he flip a couple of districts down there. >> lawrence: those in the media that are concerned about due process. there is also a plan under donald trump's leadership with tom homan to get federal junction, immigration judges. not these officers that were a part of that bipartisan deal. no, these are federal judges, to, you know, get the process along. so, if if you have asylum claim. a judge would adjudicate that make a decision. but the moment that deportation order is signed, tom homan is coming after you. >> steve: sure. it's hard to believe that the election was only one week ago. it seems in some ways it seems like it was about a month ago and some ways to at love people it seems like it was 15 minutes ago. i'm talking about people who voted for kamala harris or didn't vote. and now they are horrified that donald trump is actually going to have the keys to air force one for four more years. we have put together a little montage of some of the people

who wanted kamala harris kamala harris as commander-in-chief and they just are not happy about their next four years. watch. >> now that my fruit firmly planted in the anger phase of grief it's time for action. we have the traditional 4 b movement not going on dates, not sleeping with not marrying, not having children with men. >> i'm not sure why no one understands how i feel. you guys know that my husband turned republican this term. through his blank out of the house. i have to do nor. >> stop talking to men. leave your boyfriends, leave them. >> they don't give [bleep] abo. i promise i will make cookies, i will shave your head. >> brian: is she becoming a guy? >> steve: she is doing a hair cut. >> ainsley: terrible hair cut. >> brian: by have a flow buy if you are going to do it yourself.

steve. >> ainsley: you are going to kick your husband out of the house if he thinks different from you. >> steve: husband turned republican she thought she knew him obviously he was voting for things that were important to him. we talked about this. her husband probably realized wait a minute the border is wide open. enough money to pay for all my stuff. so he turned republican. >> ainsley: move all of them out of the dating pool. you know, that leaves more men for all those single girls. >> steve: for all of us. >> ainsley: for all the single girls out there taking themselves out of the dating pool. >> lawrence: i'm glad the majority of the country rejected this nonsense. for everyone out here, they a may have -- they may have not told the pollsters that they believe this way. they believe the border should be secure. and i just think this shows you that they have learned zero. there is a lot of pundits on tv

that are doing the same thing. >> brian: when it comes to relationship, would you like to hear that. >> lawrence: going there? >> ainsley: so many thoughts right now. >> brian: would you like to hear from your husband himself that he switched parties or do you want to hear from somebody else like what is worse? >> lawrence: that's an ainsley question. >> brian: when you found out from somewhere else that your husband is secretly a republican or hear direct itly from him. >> ainsley: i don't think your husband should lie to you. he should tell y you how he fee? >> ainsley: there are so many -- >> steve: if you don't know. >> brian: or vote in denial. >> ainsley: thanksgiving dinner or you marry into a family and there is that one liberal that's like this it's brutal. i don't want to sit by them. i respect them and not tell them how to vote i'm just like ugh, too much. >> brian: being confronted by your spouse i overheard you talking tax cuts. how dare you in front of the

children. >> steve: those people are all entitled to their opinion and they can feel how they feel. but, he is going to be president for four years. he won a four year term. just deal with it. >> lawrence: i don't think it's rational. can you be upset about it. i don't remember republicans acting out like this. cuttings heir hair and all of this after donald trump lost in 2020. you are sad and demoralized. >> brian: if you are a republican, and cut your hair when joe biden won, 1-88-tell fox. because we don't know anybody that cut their hair. >> lawrence: i have dated a lot of liberal women and i don't think they respond this way. they are upset with me. >> ainsley: i don't think they e. you would be dating someone like that. they don't want you. they don't want a man. >> lawrence: this is true. >> ainsley: some, but not these women. they are boycotting them. >> brian: right. lawrence, they are off the market.

don't be confused. >> lawrence: i'll cope. >> steve: these are things you need to deal with dating phase. >> lawrence: i think they want us to move on. >> ainsley: today is judge merchan's deadline to decide on the 34 felony charges or whether sentencing will go on at the end of the month. >> juan merchan will decide whether to dismiss or uphold president-elect's conviction in the new york vs. trump case. if the judge upmodel the verdict the case would be on track for sentencing later this month. the juror convicted him in may falsifying business records related to $130,000 payment to stormy daniels in 2016. the option to dismiss follows the supreme court's ruling that presidents have broad immunity from criminal prosecution. legal experts though say a sentencing is unlikely. listen. >> supreme court's immunity decision really lays out this case as a textbook example of a case where have you inadmissible

evidence of acts that occurred during a presidency. it would be almost absurd to me if judge merchan did not dismiss this case. >> officials at the u.s. department of justice are also assessing thousand wind down the two federal c cases brought against trump by special counsel jack smith. smith charged trump out of his 2020 election interference case and his classified documents case. a federal judge though dismissed the charges relating to classified records earlier this year. ruling that smith was unlawfully appointed as special counsel. meanwhile, a separate case in georgia involving state criminal charges is also awaiting an appeals court decision. the trump campaign spokesperson saying after his massive election victory, quote: it is now apunditly clear americans want immediate end to the weaponization weaponization of our justice system. guys? >> steve: all right, brook. thank you very much. carley standing tall here in "studio m." >> carley: i try to work on my posture every single day. >> lawrence: it shows. >> carley: more news to get.

to say daniel penny's manslaughter trial will resume this morning after powerful testimony on friday from witnesses who were on the subway, on the day nearly died. they felt relieved when penny intervened by placing kneelfully a chokehold after neeley threatened to kill them. the marine veteran faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. he has pleaded not guilty. now to a wild video in brooklyn where a masked man was caught on camera allegedly trying to kidnap a 6-year-old boy right out of his father's hands. this happened on saturday. police arresting the suspect, 28-year-old steven snow the next day and says he has been arrested more than 30 times. rap sheet includes two other open arrests in brooklyn including one for allegedly strangling his girlfriend in august. is he currently being held without bail. oprah winfrey denying reports that she accepted a $1 million payment from the harris-walz campaign to host a celebrity

packed town hall for the vice president. >> how do you think the election went? >> i'm not talking about the election. >> oh, is it true they paid you a million dollars for the endorsement for kamala? >> not true. >> not true? okay. >> i was paid nothing, ever. >> carley: her denial follow as report by "the washington examiner" claiming the harris campaign paid the large sum to oprah's company harpo production. and the "new york post" is reporting that saks fifth avenue is canceling famous christmas lights show here in manhattan after nearly two decades. cut costs, a spokesman for saks telling the post, quote: it has been a challenging year for luxury and like others, we are carefully managing our business to ensure the company is best positioned for the future. so saks fifth avenue is going to have not such a glitzy grammy christmas. >> brian: that's so depressing.

>> carley: a big tourist attraction. >> steve: a block away from the rockefeller center christmas tree. fox news all-american christmas tree. >> carley: we could do it, carley. >> brian: hire a company. >> steve: master card has actually been the sponsor of it, maybe it was a master card decision. maybe we don't have the money. >> carley: someone watching that can sponsor this? kids love this going window to window. >> lawrence: this is part of the brand. they run commercials, take something from that budget of commercials and put it towards. this this is free advertising. >> ainsley: carley says now you can come to the all-american christmas tree. come here to fox when we light our christmas tree. >> brian: when is that. >> lawrence: next week. >> ainsley: friday before thanksgiving. >> brian: i'm going to pick out an outfit tonight. >> lawrence: will it be red? >> steve: festive. >> ainsley: red turtle neck and a green jacket. >> brian: no turtle neck. >> lawrence: i'm going to do a turtle neck. >> steve: i wore turtle neck

last year. tis the season for a turtle neck. >> brian: no one wears turtle necks anymore. mock turtle neck. >> ainsley: a dickey. >> brian: dickey looks like a bib. >> ainsley: but you tuck it, no one knows. >> brian: no, only goes here. right? >> steve: you wear your shirt. >> brian: dickeys are fake. >> lawrence: why is he like this? >> steve: that's what it is. anyway, how did that start with saks? >> lawrence: how do you transition. >> brian: thanks, carley. >> steve: thank you, carley. 7:22 now. let's talk a little bit about the senate, chuck schumer trying to stop one senator elect from attending today's orientation. despite the race being called last week. whwhat's up with that? stick around.

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not enough. five people facing new assault charges y ction with the violence following a soccer match between a dutch and israeli team. jewish fans tar targeted from te from the netherlands. 60 others had been arrested, they were involved in pregame incidents. and most have been released. israeli government and others have been critical of the response of dutch officials not dealing more effectively with the unrest. which left several injured. referring to the trouble, dutch prime minister dick said there was s. no excuse for attacks on jews saying we have immigration problem this is extension of that eyeing amsterdam and elsewhere in europe over the war in gaza. reports of anti-semitic speech, vandalism and violence on the rise. another attack last anytime in amsterdam dozens setting a tram car on fire no.

word yet if there is connection between that and last week's attack. >> brian: not good. thank you appreciate it greg. 29 minutes after the hour. democrat ruben gallego defeating kari lake in a close race in arizona he will be in the minority in the senate next term. comes just in time for today's freshman orientation where chuck schumer is still refusing to let pennsylvania senator elect dave mccormick attend despite the a.p. calling his race nearly a week ago. g.o.p. senators like mike lee, acre schmitd, katy brit are escort him in the room and see if chuck schumer will try to stop them. bernie moreno won his race 10:00 on election night. he will be there though. senator elect, congratulations, again. your thoughts about david mccormick getting the heisman. >> dave mccormick is the next senator from the commonwealth of pennsylvania. i look forward to serving with him. great things with energy.

chuck schumer should go back and study what tipp o'neal did after 1984 when reagan got a mandate much like president trump got. have a little class. this is time for the country to come together and chuck schumer can be that agent to bring the democrat party together help us in the republican party to get things done for the american people instead of being a partisan hack. he has two hours left where is he show that he actually cares more about the country than he cares about politics. and i'm still optimistic that he will. dave mccormick will be the next senator from the commonwealth of pennsylvania. he is here in d.c. i was with him last night. he is going to do a great job in this country. >> brian: do you think is he going? is he going to show up anyway? >> i think is he going to show up. absolutely. there is a lot to do by the way. there is enormous amounts of things to do. get the office set up. get your staff ready. to cripple him like that is patently unfair. shows again that he cares more about politics than the country. >> brian: might have this standoff. might have dave mccormick show up and chuck schumer and his

staff try to block him? do you think so that is what is going to happen? >> i hope not. again, if chuck schumer is watching, this look, dig deep, there is some class in there somewhere. and make it happen for the american people. show that you care more about the country and stop being a partisan hack. >> brian: senator elect a big decision to make you told me all three contenders, rick scott john cornyn as well as senator thune have lobbied you to get your vote. how will you vote today -- or tomorrow, rather. >> let me say from the outset all three of them have been good men. helpful to me. great americans, great senators. for me this is a very consequential vote because it's potentially the case that i would only serve with this majority leader my entire time in the entire state senate i'm only going to serve for 12 years, god willing and come home. >> i want to understand who is best at implementing the agenda with president trump. who can actually work with president trump and make sure the agenda is implemented and

what sequencing. that's the questions i will be asking. i will be listening intently tonight and tomorrow morning and from there make a decision. >> brian: right, so it's going to be consequential and going to be a secret ballot. are you okay with a secret ballot? understand exactly what this is all about this. is very important decision election night. look forward to hearing the presentation tonight and tomorrow morning. >> brian: fill j.d. vance's seat after that. congratulations. that was not an easy race. you came out of nowhere to win it and congratulations senator elect. hope you can enjoy it before the work starts. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> brian: turns out harris' brad summer was no match for the ladies in red. the key role of the female vote. ♪ ♪

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greatest weather info and updates can you today fox weather.com or download the fox weather app. back to you guys. >> janice: amazing. >> ni, in o fantastic. >> i appreciate it. >> janice: someone at home who is taping it? >> hi to my mimaw i love you. >> janice: sometimes rick and i decide we don't want to work you are the guy. >> i appreciate it. >> janice: more school after this. >> yeah i have a class after this. >> janice: has everyone been nice to you. >> everyone has been super awesome here. >> janice: big applause for nino. >> ainsley: so good. he was in the green room practicing all morning. excellent job! >> thank you. >> ainsley: if you were nervous you can't tell. >> thank you i appreciate it. >> ainsley: did you great. thanks, janice. that's so nice. he will remember that forever. democrats are staring down a decisive loss this election. as the house g.o.p. only needs four more seats to take the majority. our next guest says it was the ladies in red that swung this

election to the republicans. with trump beating harris with the largest female demographic. new york columnist and author miranda devine joins us now. our lady in red. hello, miranda. >> hi, ainsley. >> ainsley: hi. what happened here? if you were following her campaign, some women thought she has it with them. she did worse than biden did with women. and bill clinton did with women. >> and hillary clinton as well. >> ainsley: that's right. >> look, donald trump beats her by five points with the largest female demographic, white women. and with young women he did 7 points better than he had in 2020. so, all the stories that we were told before the election, that he was a misogynist and women hated him, we have going through the gender election. all of that was untrue. and, in fact, women voted as they usually do on the issues.

not just because they wanted some symbolic win for women with a female candidate or because they cared so deeply about abortion. which seemed to be the only issue that kamala harris ever got passionate about. there were much more important issues that women voted on because women are just people after all. >> ainsley: yeah, that's right. rachel campos-duffy was on our show. she has nine children. i remember her saying latino women we love our children. we want babies. but we want to be able to feed them. and i think women do the grocery shopping. my mom was a coupon cutter. we know what the prices are at the grocery store. in 2016 trump got 39% of the women. 2020, 43. and in 2024, 46%. do you think the grocery store issue was the big issue here for women? >> absolutely. i mean, women know exactly how much the price of pint of milk

or loaf of bread is it's become much more difficult since joe biden got into office to afford just even the basics, so that was a big issue. but, also, the illegal migrant invasion. that's been a real safety issue for women. we have seen tragically women and girls like laken riley have been raped and murdered by illegal aliens. and donald trump made a point of that he said i will protect you. a lot of women want a president who is able to protect them. not just from illegal aliens but from all the gangsters around the world. >> ainsley: and protect our children. miranda what do you think about this group, 4 b movement, women trying to punish men for voting for donald trump? cutting their hair. breaking up. >> going on a sex strike? [laughter] >> they are hurting themselves more than anyone else. >> ainsley: right? >> i think there are a lot of men that are breathing a sigh of

relief and saying okay, go for it. >> ainsley: right. >> it's just a very self-defeating protest. and i don't think it will last all that long. it shows you how unhinged a lot of liberal women became over donald trump. because they were told he was a nazi and a threat to democracy and they believed the people who lied to them. >> ainsley: you are right. thank you so much, miranda. >> thanks, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. 43 minutes after the top of the hour, democratic leaders trying to protect illegal immigrants from trump border crackdown. who is there to protect rachel morin? her mom's take coming up next. ♪ energy is like a symphony. every note... every chord... every instrument... creates an incredible melody of power and possibility. but that energy needs to be reliable to have the same power. and affordable — to keep the melody. at home, on the road, on farms and fleets and even ports — propane and renewable propane

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>> ainsley: we are back with stunning video out of arizona. dash cam video shows a 2-year-old getting rescued at the very last second after wandering into that busy intersection. an onlooker who was stopped at the light across from the scene can be heard screaming in fear. listen. [screams] no! stop! screams. >> oh -- no. oh my gosh. a woman who is not related to the boy, you can see running in,

into the road to grab the little boy and to take him to safety. fortunately he was not injured. the boy's 9-month-old sibling was also able to leave their home unsupervised. officials say the child's father was at work at the time and supposed to be ununder the care of the mother. charges are pending. thank goodness by the grace of god the woman screaming and other lady grabbing him. the driver swerving. >> lawrence: i'm glad he survived that so border patrol agents say that morale is through the roof ahead of trump's return to the white house. but democrat led cities are already racing to prevent the deportation of illegal immigrants. our next guest is the mother of rachel morin. the mother of the five who was allegedly murdered by illegal immigrant last year patty morin, her mother joins us now thank you for giving us some time this morning. >> thank you for having me.

>> lawrence: i know nothing will ever bring your daughter back, how do you feel about the former president making these appointments now to start the deportation process and get these criminals out of our country? >> i am so happy. and president trump already has a 4 year record of saying what he is going to do and then keeping his word. and the very fact that he listened to the cries of mothers and took it to heart, and said that he was going to do this to protect not only our national security but americans. and american families. i am just -- i am beyond words. i am so grateful because i know president trump will keep his word and he will protect our country. >> lawrence: patty, what did the former president now the president-elect promise you when you finally had the opportunity to meet him. >> i spoke with him, one of the

first things he said was we are going to close the borders. we're going to bring justice for rachel. and for the other families. and i think that the laws that are going to be passed should be nonpartisan because it effects every american. but i do believe that our families have lost the ultimate loss, life, that we should have bipartisan support and i was really amazed when i went and spoke at a judiciary committee and to see the divide on the left. they were ridiculing and down playing our grief. and accusing us of being bribed, to come and speak before the committee. that just opened up my eyes at how divided our country is.

>> lawrence: yeah. >> so i'm really -- i'm very grateful that president trump -- >> lawrence: you bring up an interesting point. you talk about the democrats and how they reacted to you at the committee. ever since he has now become president-elect trump, this is what some of the governors are saying, watch. >> involved specifically 122 lawsuits with the trump administration. we know their playbook. we know what they are going to do. >> you come for my people, you come through me. >> you try harm new yorkers or roll back their rights, i will fight you every step of the way. >> if there is any attack on the garden state, or on any of its communities from washington, i will fight back with every fiber of my being. >> i mean, they are saying if you come for our people, what about the american cities -- fins, what about your daughter? >> yeah.

see, what people don't understand is that sanctuary cities are actually a middle eastern religious cultural thing. there are only four countries in the world that have sanctuary cities, united states, canada, the united kingdom and italy. and can you think of middle eastern country that would want to destabilize and weaken these countries? and if you look, sanctuary cities, america has 190 sanctuary cities in 11 states. and in those states, because of this invasion of illegal immigrants, crime has not even doubled, it's like 800 percent increased. and it overflows to over states and other cities. so, it's not just their people and their state, it is affecting every state. and i think something has to be done about it. >> lawrence: let's talk about the background of this suspect.

victor martinez hernandez, illegally crossed the border back in 2023. he -- he is wanted for murder in el salvador. charged with rape and murder of your daughter. he has ties to gangs as well. so, he had already committed murder in his home country. he comes to america, has a fresh start and does it again. >> yeah. and they didn't -- they didn't do -- just the basic policies and laws. they were told actually not to do them and to fast track as many immigrants into the country as possible. if they had just did the standard d.n.a. swab, they would have found out all that information. they had three opportunities at the border and it was actually the fourth time when he was a got away. but if they had done it at any of those other three times, it could have saved my daughter's life. but they are more interested in destabilizing our country, for

what reason, god only knows, but, it's unconscionable, i can't imagine that you are willing to give up and have casualties for the sake of whatever your agenda is. >> lawrence: it's not right. patty, we continue to pray for you. we want justice for rachel. >> thank you. >> lawrence: i'm hoping that the former president can do just that thank you so much for giving us some time. >> thank you for having me. >> lawrence: you got it. more "fox & friends" still ahead. ♪

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