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and friends" starts now. we beginning with this fox news alert. president-elect trump on his way to d.c. after departing mar-a-lago for his first meeting with president biden. >> brian: this is fun stuff for the president. rich edson with what to expect from today's meeting and what it will be like behind closed doors. >> awful lot has happened. president-elect trump hassing to oval office for a meeting with president biden. jake sullivan says president biden is going to urge trump not to abandon ukraine in the fight. he will make the case to trump and congress walking away means more instability in europe. blinken did meet with ukraine foreign minister in brussels.

he's been working on selecting his cabinet and organizing his administration. this oval office meeting is the first time they have met since their debate. biden called trump a threated to democracy and his supporters garbage. white house claims it was one supporter. the "new york post" reports melania declined invitation from jill biden because of raid on mar-a-lago in august of 2022. the white house maintained the president was not informed of the decision to search trump's home. back to you. >> steve: in 2020, donald trump did not invite joe biden there. you could understand had he not invited him in. joe biden is an instit

institutionalist, he goes by the big book of white house stuff, right? >> absolutely. he had a press conference last week, his demeanor was different than he had in the campaign. a lot of language has softened. we'll see if they talk in the oval office, they'll let cameras in and what they say afterward. the vice president, president and president-elect when they have publicly spoken since election have toned down the language. >> steve: any chance joe biden emerges ands he is not a threat to democracy after sdlt all. who xu? >> i don't know if it will be that exmplicit. democrats have had no questioning of results of this election. donald trump won popular vote,

electoral college. he's the guy here, clean sweep. >> brian: thank you, rich. couple things, objective for -- >> ainsley: accept it and get out. >> brian: keep ukraine aid coming, he is trying to get as much as possible. don't abandon ukraine. trump has to be saying, don't spend everything. a lot of stuff for climate things president trump will reprogram and after that meeting, climate meetingly earlier this week, everything is blending together, we have like $250 billion of inflation reduction act not spent yet. they are trying to spend it as quick as possible. labor hur r >> lawrence: he is president of the united states still. i think he needs to get the

president-elect abreast of latest negotiations with israel or ukraine. president-elect has not been getting briefings normal candidates get he needs to let him know what is not out there publicly. donald trump will do what he wants to do as relates to ukraine and conflict with israel and hamas. >> ainsley: when donald trump won, everyone was saying, we know what we're getting with him. i hope on day one he makes changes. what we've seen over the last week, think how quickly he's developed his cabinet. he is moving fast. day one, he will implement changes and get energy prices down. he says give us a year and energy costs will be the 50% less. >> steve: joe biden is worried whatever donald trump does will be a blow to joe's agenda and

his legacy. part of his legacy, he funded to the hilt ukraine. we heard his national security adviser relay on another channel, joe biden will say, mr. trump, don't abandon ukraine. we were talking to brett velicovich, one of the world's greatest drone geniuses, who has been in ukraine and knows better than anybody how the ukrainians, as we watch them take off, how ukrainians feel about donald trump and this might surprise you. listen. >> it is getting worse on the ground, i just left and it is worst i've seen it there. people don't seem to remember that trump provided lethal aid to ukraine during his first term. he is simply stating he wants the war to be over, a lot of people do. ukrainians are resilient, they

will fight until the last, man, woman and child. trump needs to use power. ukrainians want el paso a -- el paso peace and want the war to end. trump won the presidency and he will help ukraine, they see trump as answer to ending war and bringing peace to the country. >> brian: ukrainians engaging with north koreans and troops are outside kherson, we'll see how that goes. get this, russians are losing, 1700 soldiers per day. in october, average loss was 1000. think, two years of war and nothing like that in months. this system what they are a absorbing. i imagine moms are going what

are they dying for. >> ainsley: you cannot say that or get killed employs >> brian: we keep hearing they got out of yafth in tafghanista in the '80s because of the moms, where are those moms today? >> ainsley: we all want the war to end and the war to end in israel, too and bring hostages home. >> lawrence: there is interpretation that he will give everything to russia. we have world leaders that disagree, bus they were having debate and no new wars. i think a lotz of folks are happy that will change now. >> steve: that is the headline. joe biden and donald trump are on different pages when it comes to ukraine and ultimately, it

will be donald trump's ball game coming up in the just -- >> brian: i wonder if putin says, i blew it, he wouldn't admit it, he's a brutal dictator, he is losing so much money, so much isolation and so many guys, does this really the best way. you see georgia, infiltrating the election system. in infiltrating maldovaemp. . he put 50s,000 troops there anyway. if he blows off trump, trump will not take that. he is not one to be embarrassed. >> lawrence: he doesn't take it lightly. >> brian: he doesn't enjoy that. >> lawrence: mark mered ith is live in west palm beach with the latest additioning to trump's transition team.

mark. >> marc: the president-elect is expected to meet with house republicans today and show support for mike johnson as speaker. overnight trump announcing new people he would like to serve with come for his administration. this is him getting ready to head to d.c. trump getting on his 757 making his way to washington. pete hegseth, and long-time host on fox, will lead department of defense. he is a warrior and peteis tough, smafrtz and true believer in america first. manslaughter john ratcliffe has served in congress and spoken about threat china and iran post and called on mike huckabee to be his ambassador to israel, mike huckabees he is honored to serve, writing incredible day as

trump asked me to everybody is as ambassador to israel, land i have been visiting since 1973, when i was a teen. it would be a privilege. trump making it official, he wants kristi noem to lead department of homeland security. kristi noem says she is humbled by the opportunity. trump tapping elon musk, owner of twitter and tesla, i should say x, and vivek ramaswamy, former presidential candidate to lead an agency taskeded with reshaping federal gftz itself and to shrink size of federal government. there are questions about how this would work. trump making it clear, heun was two high-profile conservatives to play a key role in the second trump term. back to you guys. >> steve: this department they would head up, department of

government efficiency, doge, does not the exist right now. >> mark: this is interesting, people were saying this is idea of deficit reduction committee, here are ideas where gftz can be reigned in. i'm speculating, not saying this is going to happen. department of energy, where do you see cutbacks possible and they submit a report and perhaps elon and vivek would present to trump. happenings i imagine a number of lawmakers would exercise congre congressional authority before serious changes. >> ainsley: remember government waste and t-shirts for certain causes or shrimp on a treadmill, that is what this reminds me of.

>> mark: there were advocacy groups that present a report about biggest waste. ss taxpayers would be outraged if they saw where federal dollars went to. trump says there has to be changes. >> steve: thank you, mark. keep in microsoft copilot, pork barrel stuch back in the day, when there was a lot 'of it. your congressman would go to washington, d.c. and next thing you know, they are building a bridge or shrimp on treadmill laboratory. >> ainsley: and throw it in a bill. >> steve: and bring money back home and be heroes, they have gotten rid of a lot of pork and earmark. >> brian: simpson ball gave three years of their life and president obama said i will never get approval of this. see if that is usable, they did a lot of work, paid millions and

don't use it. two retired senators at the time. new lineup. pete hegseth, came out last night. >> steve: 6:45. >> brian: during laura ingraham show. >> ainsley: pete, we're so proud of you, weekend co-host on the curvy couch, such an advocate of donald trump and military. it is his life. he loves meeting with veterans, when we go toin dooer -- diners, infantry officer, served in iraq and afghanistan and guard at gitmo, two bronze stars, combat infantry badge. >> lawrence: went to princeton and harvard, been at fox for years and ceo of concerned veterans of america. huge pick by the

president-elect. if you wonder why washington is frea freaking out about this appointment. he wrote a book about the corruption in department of defense, all the wokeness, they targeted him, tried to force him into retirement. if pentagon is not in support, there may be a reason why. >> steve: this is great point, lawrence, fact he's written a number of "new york times" number one best-selling books, but "war on warriors" and i'm sure donald trump has read the book or watched pete's specials and go, what he's talking about is what i would like to do. it makes perfect sense why petewould get tapped for this job. >> brian: keep an eye on lee zeldin, important job to get energy together, will allow drilling and pipelines back together. other positions, treasury,

attorney general, agriculture, commerce, labor, hhs. >> ainsley: do not get any ideas. >> brian: i have no expertise. >> lawrence: attorney general and kash patel is on the shortz list for fbi. that means wray would be fired and kash patel brought in. >> steve: story was kash patel might go to cia, but john ratcliffe is going there. marco rubio, we think secretary of state, here we are on wednesday, we heard on monday, no official notification he's been nominated. >> brian: i thought same thing, i was communicating with someone higher up said no problems, it's a go. >> steve: why have we not heard about it? >> ai

>> ainsley: fetterman said he is in. and mike huckabee is a great choice. >> steve: love that guy. carley joins us with news out of new york. >> carley: daniel penny manslaughter trial expected to resume tomorrow after key witnesses took the stand yesterday. one witness was subway rider who helped penny hold jordan neely down. he recalled being frustrated with another passenger talking on the phone instead of helping. he said, at one point he was telling daniel penny not to hold too tight to dismiss him and shut him up. i said penny wasn't holding on tight enough. if convicted, penny faces 19 years in prison. he has pleaded not guilty. laken riley murder trial is set to begin on friday after the

illegal immigrant accused of killing her is opting for trial by judge instead of jury trial. jose ibarra, faces felony murder, assault and evidence tampering. arguing ibarraattacked laken riley after the migrant snuck into the country illegally in 2022. prosecutors are seeking life without parole. fema supervisor fired after being accused of telling staff to skip hurricane ravaged signs with trump signs is speaking out with her side of the story. >> if you luook at the record there is a community trend it just so happened political hostility encountered by my team and i was on two teams during this employment, they had the trump campaign signage.

fema preaches avoidance first and deescalation. this is not isolated this is colossal event of aed voidance. you will find that in carolina. senior leadership will lie to you and tell you they do not know, if you ask dsa crew lead and specialists what they experience in the field, they will tell you, demand for fema to give you incident reports. >> ainsley: fema responded by forwarding statement from laftz week by fema administrator chris wall condemning washington's actions, the woman you just heard from. >> brian: so does "new york times," saying it was made up. >> ainsley: one thing she said, essentially it is trump supporters who are aggressive. >> steve: trouble makers. >> carley: like fema is the victim.

>> lawrence: when i was in north carolina, they kept telling me, we are not seeing fema, now we know it is true. >> brian: they would not help people help people. >> ainsley: that is republican conservative area where hurricane hit. >> lawrence: there needs to be an investigation. sick. >> ainsley: these americans lost everything, you help everybody, you don't choose who they are voting for. >> steve: fema would be headed up by kristi noem if she were confirmed, fema -- >> brian: she will oversee, there will be a fema director. >> steve: they need better direction, sounds like. donald trump's pick for secretary of defense is our own pete hegseth. >> ainsley: and it is someone that our next guest knows very well, we have will and rachel on pete's new gig. >> brian: will they stand in pete's way? that story when we come pack. ac. .

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our military will be great again. joining us are two people who know pete very well, will cain and rachel campos-duffy. will, your reaction to this. did it catch you by surprise on this hour -- at hour? >> will: i don't know about surprise, okay. in that i think i can speak for both rachel and myself, we both know pete very well. what i will say, it is a great day for america. it is honestly a sad day for me, i think for rachel and "fox and friends," we had something like incredibly rare and special. i've never been a part of the chemistry we three have together on television, it is special. i got to do what lebron and dwayne wade got to do, work with

my best friend and that comes to an end. this is incredible day for america. >> rachel: pete is the most generous host i've ever worked with. when i started at "fox and friends," pete would cover for me and get me going. of course he's qualified, nobody knows more about what the military has done wrong and talked about this woke virus that went through the military and cause said it to decline. he is qualified. what i saw and you see reports, fox news tv host -- no, no, he is a soldier who happened to be a tv host. he is a patriot who happened to be a tv host. he brought those skills to the job. he looked at the team first.

he was tz leader, i think will would say that, the og and leader of our group. he would do whatever it took, if that meant grabbing a t-bone, and grease dripping, he would do it, if sacrificing a question he wanted to ask, he would do it. that is kind of guy he is. >> brian: your thoughts, look at this resume, you forget, two w combat, combat infantry badge, been in iraq, afghanistan, gitmo and israel, done a series of specials. >> will: this is going to be easier for me, easier to share my opinion than talk about our personal relationship. i got through that part without getting emotional, we have moved on from those parts of

conversation. pete is perfect for america, i will tell you why, he's a war fighter. with this job, everyone sitting on the uch cotoday and weekend have gotten to know hundreds of seals, green berets, pilots, sailors infantrymen and to a man they all respect pete hegseth. he has not spent his career climbing ladder at pentagon, swimming in swamp of washington, d.c., selling out his soul to get a badge on his uniform. he's done a job outside where he's become and i don't mean this lightly, essentially in the vein of marcus or alexander the great, philosopher, he understands united states military and that is what america need to understand. it is 23not a spsocial experime

will protect america. it is such a powerful weapon, he understands it should not be wielded liberally, loosely, he will use it conservatively, wisdom and use it for intended purpose, you got someone whose deepest fphilo philosophical le understand job of secretary of defense. >> brian: recruiting will get better. if he has to go for surgery, he will tell president trump ahead of time, unlike secretary of defense we just had. that is important. >> rachel: last night i texted him and said no new stupid wars. he has a cross on his chest, it caused the military to take negative action against him,

they took him off serving on inauguration day for joe biden, he had a jerusalem cross they said claimed was white supremacy, the guy reprimanded for that is now secretary of defense. read about that in his book. he talks about it. he will clean up all that garbage and he experienced some himself. we are super proud of you, pete. >> brian: we are, we'll talk to you soon. toss downstairs to >> aiainsley. she does not agree with me on anything, it is all in fun. >> ainsley: he will do patriot awards, no, he is stepping down now. we will miss him, great guy. >> thank you. >> ainsley: another big story in our nation's capitol, republicans will meet an hour from now to select next senate

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>> steve: fox news alert, this breaking, a cia official has been charged for allegedly leaking classified documents and satellite stuff about israeli military plans against iran. >> lawrence: unbelievable. todd piro has the story. >> todd: leaked documents show israel's plan to retaliate against iran. according to court documents he was indicted in virginia on willful transmission of national defense information. he was arrested yesterday in ca cambodia and being held in guam. he held top secret clearace withance with access to classified materials.

could face two counts of violating espionage act. >> steve: now we know. thank you. >> ainsley: right now president-elect donald trump making his way to washington, d.c., where he will meetz with meet with president biden since the debate. >> brian:s co-host of "outnumbered"s, former white ho house -- your thoughts what is going to take place? where were you with the ob obama-trump transition? >> k >> kayleigh: i was at cnn. i would walk in to this meeting with eyes wide open. trump is gracious to have

accepted this invitation. balm palm warned him about threat of north carolina, donald trump made amends with north korea. now fighters are in ukraine. i think biden has a lot to learn from trump. >> steve: when donald trump sat down with barack obama back in the day, i remember one thing he said in public barack obama was advice to donald trump, he looked 59 reporters and said, when they start yelling questions, don't answer them. donald trump broke that. that is why we love to see him do press conference stuff. you did a good job, too. >> thank you. >> steve: it will probably be a short meeting, not like donald trump has to measure the drapes, they used to be his. >> kayleigh: he's done the job and been there. biden was gracious and said

lower the temperature. that was great. after tz meeting with obama, two months later according to susan rice e-mail, obama said don't share intelligence with him because of russia. walk in, be gracious, smile and go be the greatest president. >> lawrence: looks like new york cases will be delayed until after his presidency. >> kayleigh: lawfare died, new report that jack smith plans to step down, that is right decision. judge merchan should dismiss this case, should not hang over the head. donald trump won more popular vote of any republican president, that says what should happen to lawfare. >> lawrence: time to move on. >> ainsley: we're watching trump's motorcade and how he

must feel. >> brian: great moment. >> ainsley: going back vindicated and those around him, jason miller, suzie wiles, they worked hard and deserve this amazing moment. >> ainsley: press secretary, any idea? >> i would love karoline leavitt she was my deputy in the white house, knows the job, amazing fighter. >> ainsley: she is young, her baby small enough to not know her mom is busy. >> kayleigh: i had a daughter same age, crawled around the west wing. she would be youngest press secretary ever. >> brian: pace this is being done, are you comfortable with it, do you think it is good pace? he knows he has four years and maybe two to get everything going. >> kayleigh: trump said i don't want to talk about cabinet picks before the election. it is bad luck. he had who he wanted.

these are the great professionals, foreign policy, indication it is not going populous route, it is going peace through strength conservative route. >> brian: phone on voice mail, don't be leaving. don't let anyone bring you back to washington. >> steve: she's got a job, she'll be on "outnumbered" in front of this big screen. >> kayleigh: noon today. >> steve: three hours and 17 minutes. >> ainsley: been there, done that, now i'm doing this. >> kayleigh: congratulations to pete. >> ainsley: thank you, faa shutting down flights to haiti for 30 days after multiple planes were shots. >> steve: that is bad. . >> steve: that is bad. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you.

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>> janice: good morning, it is chilly here in the northeast. firsz real taste of fall. t we have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. also over northwest heavy rain in forecast, mountain snow. along island to massachusetts, fire weather outlook because of gusty wind, it has been so dry. this area could become a sara in the next 24 hours and become a

hurricane. we need to watch it, forekaftz models have it lingering over next into the weekend and moving toward gulf coast with emphasis on florida. we have days to watch this, all conditions are favorable for development as a hurricane. we will continue to keep you up-to-date, not over yet, steve doocy, november 30th is official end of hurricane season. >> steve: two more weeks. thank you. meanwhile, we just saw country on her map of fox news alert, faa is shutinting down flights going into haiti after spirit airlines pictured there reported somebody shooting at their airplanes. they are hitting the planes. >> carley: bullet hole in the plane. new guidelines released, all

u.s. air carriers and operators are prohibited from surface up to not including 10,000 feet in territory and air space of haiti due to safety to flight risk associated with security instability. spirit reported a plane was shot at while trying to land at haiti's capital. one flight taken attend bent was hurt. flight diverted to dominican republic. jet blues it found bullet damage on plane returning from haiti during a post-flight inspection in new york and american airlines said a flight suffered the same fate. steve, crazy situation here.

back to you. >> steve: can you imagine leaving vacation and somebody shooting at the plane? all right, thank you. dana perino takes over in nine minutes and 40 seconds. >> dana: math in the morning, i love it. big morning in washington and "america "america's newsroom" all over it. president trump will meet with president biden at the white house. trump continuouses to fill his administration tapping vivek ramaswamy and elon musk for new department of government efficiency and pete hegseth for defense secretary. we could get more names today. new economic numbers as trump returns to the white house. charles payne joins us, karl rove, trey gowdy, kellyanne conway and many more. historic day in washington, d.c., we'll take you through it at 9:00.

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shellenberger is here. good morning, michael. why you are a witness and your involvement in all this? >> the constitution requires the military inform congress of any secret weapons programs and all activities. doesn't necessarily have to make things public. everybody understands the need for some secrecy. we reported on the existence of a secret ufo program at the pentagon called immaculate constellation. something congress didn't know about and consists of a large database of clear photos, videos and human intelligence. contrary to the idea we have these fuzzy photos, the fact of the matter is there are thousands of these photos and videos that exist and have existed for decades and the government has been covering it up and keeping them secret for reasons not justified. >> lawrence: is your argument that congress should be notified, not necessarily the public? you're saying you guys can have secrecy but congress's job is

provide oversight. >> there are certainly some things that need to be reported to congress no matter what required by the constitution. some things that need to be made public. an example. the levels of censorship of absurd. you can see the redacted sections here. there are not even saying how long they've been gathering reports or how many reports they are. they're not saying what the possible explanations are other than weather, two of the three possible explanations are missing. that's the kind of thing there is no national security justification for it. the pentagon has been treating the public and members congress like children. trump has promised to do so and john ratcliffe and others, bipartisan agreement. high time military come clean with what it knows about the uaps. >> ainsley: one minute left in the show. we have so many questions. how long have these ufos been spotted and how can you tell it is not a drone and ufo and tell

us what you know about area 52 in 50 seconds? >> first of all i should say i'm not claiming to know at all what uaps are. i'm saying what's very clear is that there has been a government cover-up at least going back to world war ii if not prior to that. there are reports prior. the government has made it a priority including the c.i.a. to deliberately mislead the public into believing there is nothing to this, it is just -- certainly before drones just weather events, missightings. too much evidence here. i think the public is ready for it. i think it's time for the truth to come out. >> ainsley: okay. we can't wait. you will have to come back on. tell us more and thank you for watching at home. >> lawrence: pete hegseth now going to be the secretary of defense. see you tomorrow. >> bill: thanks, guys, good morning. historic day for america and for the trump transition. 'r