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throughout the week we've talked with you about our friends, our colleague, pete hegseth who has accepted nomination as secretary of defense under donald trump. throughout the morning we will be addressing it in various fashions but may be the first place to start with this is not necessarily where the news might be but to say i'm going to be honest. i'm sad. i know that you are sad. i'm not sad because joey is here. we love joey, but obviously this has been something special to be a part of the past several years. i know you know the same thing because you've been here when i am out. to be able to work with your friends is an absolutely unique experience in life you have to cherish because it comes along very rarely. rachel: you set a long time ago, long time ago you said it's going to end, it's lightning and a bottle. i will tell you this which i've watched you, you've been going through a lot of emotions all

week and i realize that i have something i didn't realize that i had which is being a military brat, i am use to beginning plebe will and end so i'm handling it better than will although we miss you, pete and joe, we are really happy to have you here. i don't want him to feel -- got to love on joey a little here. it's hard to sit in the seat today. joey: got an opportunity, he didn't die. will: i'm saying this for anyone watching, you are one of those friends, one of those people that is a genuine friendship and we hang out with outside of the confines of the studio on television and i have been doing this a long time. i know you have too. it isn't like this. it isn't like this. joey: you can see how i feel about x and how you feel and we will talk about that later. certainly happy for him and he will knock this out of the

park. rachel: is this week has been an interesting week in the news. why don't you start us with that. will: we begin wit emotional first day. the illegal overcurrent accused of murdering laken riley, the final call she made before her tragic death. joey: we have the details on this. >> reporter: emotions ran high in the georgia courtroom as prosecutors laid out a compelling case against the man they say hunted down 22-year-old laken riley as she was out for a job. >> february 22nd, josé abarra put on a black jacket, black kitchen style disposable gloves, and he went hunting for females on the university of georgia's campus.

rachel: riley asked mother and family crying as the last known photo of the nursing student alive was shown running in her black workout gear before she was attacked. on her wrist, a garment heart rate tracker prosecutors say showed riley stop -- fox for her life for nearly 18 minutes. a fight the left toes a's dna under her fingernails, prosecutors say, and where afterward he can be seen here discarding a jacket with both his and riley's dna. the venezuelan man who went to the country illegally two years ago sat stoically as his attorney attacked the states evidence in opening statements. >> the evidence in this case is very good, that laken riley was murdered but on a closer look at the evidence that links mr.

a borrow to that event it is lacking. >> reporter: the prosecution's case began with testimony from riley's three roommates who reported her missing that day. >> a roommate rent out for a run. the last time we heard from her, we don't have -- think it has anything to do with the outage. all we found was air quality. jacqui: testimony picks up monday morning. if convicted, he faces life without parole. will: it is absolutely riveting in the most sad and appalling way to watch that yesterday. >> she played a role in this election, what that family is going through, is everybody's nightmare.

when it happened to this young coed on college campus just going out for a run, she has every right to do as an american citizen in a free country, this happened to her and for every mom who has a child in college this sends shivers down your spine, your worst nightmare and a lot of people it brought attention to what was happening at the border. this didn't have to happen, this man was left in by the biden administration. joey: i got to know her stepdad john. when this happened, they live 30 or 40 minutes from me. when this first happened, he wanted somebody he could trust before they talk to me and they still haven't because you had the arrest in the funeral and this trial date and the trial, they haven't gotten to mourn and have any kind of closure yet and they won't until after

this but he basically said thank you so much for the support and i have to tell you, sitting there and listening to that, the new york post headline says 18 minutes, i've got a little girl and it was hard. >> from the deck of the attack started until she passed. joey: i grew up in north georgia. illegal immigration has been a part of my culture for a long time. we had factories for people to work in, needed the labor, they came, their kids, i went to school with from kindergarten on, they are americans, good friends of mine, there's a huge hispanic population, that's not what this is and those people are as appalled by this as any american or any immigrant and i think the democrats would do well to acknowledge that especially after this election. rachel: i talked to that in northern wisconsin, hispanic,

huge illegal population, worked in slaughterhouses and things and most of them came in the era you talked about and they are horrified by the new people coming for ruby because so many have been released from prison and the percentage of criminals in that group is so much higher and they are so upset it is tainting them. joey: maybe it was one of those troll accounts that looks legit but i saw who is going to mow your lawn and clean your house, you need to understand where i come from they are not the people to do my dirty work, they are the people that live behind me, they on the business, they are part of our culture. the people coming now that don't want to partake. that's the problem and what this is about. will: watching donald trump's candidate take shape, the latest, there has been an appointment as press secretary

for donald trump, somebody you know well. caroline levitt, she is scheduled to be the youngest press secretary in us history at age 27. she was part of the first trump administration, worked under kayleigh mcenany, she was really young. i didn't remember this, she ran for congress in 2022, won her primary, lost the general election. she does a great job. >> you are hearing stories in the new york times saying there is a broken culture and the trump administration picks. caroline levitt, beautiful young woman and smart as a whip, watch her debate on cnn with casey hunt. >> take someone 5 minutes to google jake tapper and donald trump to see that jake tapper --

>> can we stop this. i'm going to stop this interview if you continue to attack my colleagues. i would like to talk about donald trump who you work for. >> i am stating facts your colleagues have stated in the past. >> we are going to come back. thank you for your time. you're welcome to come back at any point. >> focuses on caroline who conducted herself incredibly well, that podium as our colleague did an incredible job that it takes, you have to go back and forth with a hostile press and nothing has been made more clear, we all know in the last couple years but i think to a heightened extent the last couple weeks into months that it is a hostile press. rachel: she's calm and measured, she made history at

27 years old but she is so mature for her age, an incredible thing to watch. i think she was the person i thought should get it and she got it and another pic that is driving the left absolutely nuts is the pic of tal c gabbard, the attack they are launching on her kind of the same attack they want on donald trump in 2016, saying she is a asset. listen. >> i consider her someone who is likely a russian asset, who would be as responsible for managing our entire intelligence community, all of our most significant intelligence information and secrets and essentially would be a direct line to our enemies. joey: i meant to wear my rubber boots today because it is getting deeper.

you are talking about someone who has served her country in the house of representatives and still starving in uniform who has defended this country but look at this cabinet, the next one up is pete hegseth. listen to how they talk about him. >> this is someone who is known to be a white supremacist, known to be an extremist whose platform, whose book is basically about his opposition to the advancement of black officers to the top brass, the military is an important area for black advancement. him selecting that particular person, the department of defense has 3 million employees, there's no evidence this man has ever run anything about the fact that he's a veteran is insufficient. >> hegseth would say he would deny strenuously the whites are processed. put that in the record. >> can i just mention, first of all, she says the purpose of

the military is black advancement, i didn't know that -- the representative -- put that aside. if pete hegseth was a white supremacist i think we would know and i hope he has the time, he is preparing for his hearings and everything before the senate, that woman deserves to be sued, that is defamation. will: no doubt about it. i am going to, my thing is i've got to be honest with you. i'm not objective. i am biased, this is one of the people i feel i know best in my life and i vouch for their character, that being said we do know him best. that ridiculous opinion is based upon what she accused him of being against dei so merit is now racist come what she's suggesting and the fact that he has tattoos. if he was ashamed or these tattoos is a controversial he

wouldn't take his shirt off in front of navy seals every year, he talked about his tattoos, he has a drill some cross on his chest, god wills it in latin tattoo on his bicep and this is been something they are pointing out according to associated press report, pete talked about this, not news to a lot of people who know this, he was kicked off national guard duty for protecting joe biden's inauguration because an e-mail came in, a complaint was lodged at the time where a fellow guard member, on the antiterrorism team shared an email, leadership flagging a tattoo that read god wills it, has been used by white supremacists, and invocation of an insider threat. this is a saying that goes back to 1096. i read the email. it is one man's internet rabbit hole theory and this is what the ap ran with.

my point is it is getting deep and it is getting desperate, attacking someone we know very well and i agree with you it is absolutely grounds for a suit for defamation. rachel: this is a cabinet that will be chock-full of veterans. iraq and afghanistan war veterans, mike watts, pete hegseth, tall see gabbard. those are just names, i'm sure there's more but not seeing them all in my head right now, two being attacked being called a traitor and a white supremacist. there was a time you couldn't even be president if you didn't have military service, that's how much this country reviewed and now the democrat party would have you believe serving in the military is an indicator that you are all to write, far right, you hate the country because you hate the idea of dei which attacks the meritocracy of the military, one thing i do know about pete hegseth is if he's confirmed as secretary of defense he will

not seek retribution with his national guard unit, he will treat everyone the exact same and give them all an opportunity to be the best force the country has ever seen. >> they represent a threat to one of the biggest lobbies in washington dc. joey: in virginia spending a lot of money. i don't have any thing to substantiate that, just intuition. will: investigation is underway after a southwest plane was struck by a bullet last night at the dallas love field airport. the crew was preparing for takeoff when the shooting happened. luckily no one was hurt. officials still searching for a suspect. remains unclear what sparked the gun fire. president biden and xi xinping will be meeting in peru for the third and final sit down, biden is expected to urge xi to

dissuade north korea from furthering the russian ukraine war. this comes as a new trump era of china relations are set to begin in january. the president-elect promised a hard line on china. recount is triggered in the pennsylvania senate race between bob casey and dave mccormick, despite the ap having called the race. the cost of the recount is estimated to cost $1 million, 7 million ballots. the commissioners openly defined pennsylvania state law by voting to count ballots of that don't have the required signatures. the rnc filed two lawsuits to stop those ballots from being counted. they are flouting the law to count illegal ballots. the gloves are off and after a

year's, mike tyson was defeated in a unanimous decision. >> by unanimous decision, jake paul. will: dallas crowd roaring as the pair went in for a hug after the fight. millions of fans watching from home if were not happy. netflix is facing backlash after viewers reported a series of issues on the broadcast from buffering to blank screens and audio cutting out at times. joey: it didn't have the appeal for me. mike tyson is always interesting. of not controversy, always something people are intrigued by but he is almost 60 years old. rachel: what was it like with a 60-year-old. she looks pretty old. will: he got tired and he threw very few punches. father time is undefeated.

>> he wasn't going to get knocked out or anything but they said he did really well the first 2 rounds and then you could see the fatigue, he is 58 years old. of course. >> whoopi goldberg turning our sweet birthday moment into an attack on a small business. >> the place that made these refused to make them for me. perhaps they did not like my politics. will: the real issue with the order just ahead. ♪

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joey: the laken riley murder trial is underway with data from her smartwatch, she fought off her attacker for 20 minutes. rachel: the prosecution saying the illegal immigrant accused of her brutal murder -- >> he went hunting for females on the university of georgia's campus. when laken riley refused to be

his rape victim, he bashed her skull in with a rock. the evidence will show that laken thought. she fought for her life, she fought for her dignity. will: katie joins us now, i was watching this yesterday, fascinating to watch a shot of josé with the translation headphones on forced to listen to the 911 calls, testimony of the officers who worked on her and it made me wonder, i asked you this morning, help us understand, what is the defense and why did they choose to make that defense in front of a judge instead of a jury? >> overwhelming evidence connect hosea to this crime and he most assuredly will be convicted even in front of a judge. 's decision to go in front of a

judge mostly signals he probably wanted to avoid the emotions of a jury. there are technical legal issues that come up in trial and sometimes a jury is asked to disregard certain evidence, a judge is able to do that presumably more than a jury. in many ways choosing to not plead guilty even with such overwhelming evidence is a decision, in my opinion, to preserve a lot of appellate rights. if you plead guilty you wave a lot of issues on appeal. ironically enough even though he came here illegally, broke so many laws, he is entitled to full constitutional rights in america. joey: they didn't ask for the death penalty. is that because all the evidence is circumstantial? is there a reason? is the severity of the punishment indicative of the amount of evidence you have? explained that. >> the da did not seek the death penalty even though it was available. there's not from what i can

tell a public explanation and about why, we can assume it is a political stance but certainly this would have qualified under the georgia death penalty statute. would have been asked for but they are seeking life without parole. if he is convicted the fight is over whether he gets life with possibility of parole or without parole. rachel: paying for him to be alive, i'm against the death penalty personally but i wish she was gone, just get out of this country, go to one of those venezuelan prisons, they are letting people out so they come up here. daniel penny is on trial, the medical examiner says the madman that he killed in the process of trying to save people was on drugs. >> the autopsy and medical examiner concluded jordan died from asphyxiation and not any presence of drugs in his system but the defense is raising this

issue because the question about the reasonableness of his actions is at play and the idea that somebody was under the influence of substances even if they were being re-strange could have played into whether his actions were more or less reasonable in terms of whether the chokehold would have expedited the death of somebody on drugs versus somebody that was not. will: it is reasonable to have re-strange jordan nearly but was there a point in the restraint when a reasonable person would have said enough or the risk has gotten too high of killing a man? is that the debate? >> essentially he might have been within his right to restrain mister neely but once it reached a certain point that his actions became unreasonable the prosecution has a very uphill battle with that because based on all the witness testimony and even his own words jury heard in his

interrogation video he seemed very subjectively under the belief that this was a necessary thing to protect other people, not to injure mister neely which did occur but not as an intentional act of mr. penny. joey: we need men or women to step up in those situations and he did and i hope the jury sees that. rachel: the point is women can't do it was very unlikely. 18 minutes fighting for her life and she lost that battle. we need men to step up and protect women and when we punish younger men like this who do the right thing and everyone around him said he did the right thing but the prosecutor goes on and they have discretion to not do this. i don't understand can we talk about this earlier, this is not a popular position of this da, is it? >> decisions by prosecutors are political. i don't know what the political win is even in new york. >> it was the wrong call.

>> turns out focusing on slippery endorsements instead of politics didn't work out for democrats. mark pin on lessons both parties could learn next. joey: adam is live in boulder, colorado ahead of the big noon kickoff. >> i'm out here with a different breed, you've been sleeping here all morning or all night. 4:30 out here on mountain time. go, boss. put your foot out here this morning, guys. ♪ than 80% within the us. but we won't stop until no child dies of cancer. join our st. jude family. donate now. it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come.

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this election. i want to focus on a few of them, the politics of demonization did not work, democrats went all in on demonization and it clearly failed. >> that's right. they went over the top here, hitler, fascist, picking up on these things. the voters tuned those out because they are over the top. i remember back in presidential campaigns i have done if you went too far, the candidate would say you can't call bob dole that and they took the rails off and wasted a lot of campaign time doing that because fundamentally campaigns need to be about issues, not insults, not identity. >> we can have an interesting discussion. don't know if i disagree with you but it comes to

definitions. the mainstream media became irrelevant. in some ways this was a coming out party for digital media but doesn't necessarily mean television or legacy media no longer matters, he said it is underrated. but i think attacks the kind of which we see against pete hegseth mean nothing, no one gives them credibility because they are wrong all the time. may be the question is who is mainstream media, who is now irrelevant? >> that is right. again, we are in agreement on that but if you just went through the deadly headlines every day, the washington post or the new york times, the daily headline was kamala harris walks on water and donald trump, root again. if you read that, it is, call.

like these demonization attacks this ridiculous coverage didn't mean anything to people, the credibility of the media fell to a record low and some of mine. will: is it defined by its distribution platform, that may be, to your point fox is an outlier in the chorus on media outlets, it did and work, no one be leaves them anymore. last thing i want to ask, president biden shouldn't run, that was one of your lessons. in retrospect, would biden have a better shot than harris? >> i don't think so. biden wasn't up to another term. the american people saw that in

the debate, the media campaign did what they could to cover that up. it would have been another two or three points, would have been a double wipe out. he never should have run. no one took the keys from the old guy who wanted to drive a car. will: he did not want to give up the keys. our catholic woman fired for refusing the covid vaccine getting even to the tune of $13 million. colorado, utah, on fox.

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>> a devout catholic and blue cross blue shield employee of michigan fired for refusing a covid vaccine despite working from home and being at the company for 40 years. now she has won $13 million in religious discrimination lawsuit.

john marco joining us now. lisa, i am so incredibly happy for you. i hope this gives people hope. explain why you didn't want to take the vaccine to those who may not understand your position. >> it was about my faith that i believed in for most of my life. it was about my personal belief, my relationship with god, having to choose my faith over my career. didn't sit right with my conscience. rachel: what battles did you have to face in this lawsuit, what would you need the employer to face? >> we had to face an army of

lawyers, difficult uphill battle, with the covid accommodation claims and face jurors who didn't see things like that. it is not about each individual's belief but our choice to be able to make decisions and lisa's choice to make a decision to herself. rachel: 250 other employees were fired, do you think your when will he inspire others to sue the company as well? >> it wasn't just about me but the fight for every one. rachel: did you expect the amount to be that big? $13 million is a lot of money. >> absolutely not. everything turned out the way it did.

rachel: i believe in the religious exemption but also body autonomy. you don't need to have our religious reason for being forced to take a vaccine but i want to read this statement from blue cross blue shield, we got a statement implementing the vaccine policy, blue cross designed a process that complied with the state and federal law, blue cross blue shield respects the jury process and thanks the jurors for their service, we are disappointed in the verdict, blue cross is reviewing its legal options and will determine its path forward in the coming days. they are referring to the fact that there was a deadline for applying and some didn't meet the deadline, they still violated your rights and we are so sick of the -- so happy for

both of you and a special way you and we hope others. this never happens again. >> we hope so. >> thank you, yes. rachel: god bless you. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. rick:you've been seeing a lot of smoke in the air. rachel: couple weeks ago. rick:there are four fires burning in jersey. the land is so dry as we've gone through a driest, it is in a bad situation across, and see some changes here, significant rain will be a good news. these areas are the driest fall

and the storm will start tomorrow into monday across the south areas of texas and oklahoma, may be severe weather along with this. we have some snow coming a long, slow moving storm but almost every one will get this in the eastern half of the country, this storm is coming, it will be very cold behind the storm as well. joey: good for duck hunting and that will make it easier. adam is live from colorado, the big new kick coffee in utah. >> reporter: i have a new favorite school, these kids are incredible. right behind to me, it is 6:30 on the east coast, what time did you get here? >> 9:00 pm last night. >> reporter: are you sleeping?

>> reporter: when i walked up here in national late, how are you using this time? you are studying. >> i have my reading comprehension. >> reporter: we are here to talk about football. you have the best player in the country. you think so? are we going to heisman? all right, got to throw it back but i want to say -- go boss. these guys are great. back to you. joey: too good. you could win it today. that is awesome. watch the big noon kickoff from boulder, colorado at 10:00 eastern time on fox. adam may be awake for that, not sure.

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joey: a family-run bakery in staten island going viral after whoopi goldberg made this claim. >> the place that made these refused to make them for me. perhaps they did not like my politics. rachel: the politics had nothing to do with it and her boiler was out, was broken. jessica was at the press conference defending the family. why whoopi goldberg, do you believe she felt she was being ostracized from politics. >> it was a ridiculous thing to do. inserted herself into a conversation for local business and it can be incredibly dangerous.

the staten island community comes together. it was self-serving, self-centered. businesses aren't thinking about whoopi goldberg but how to get off the best pastries, they were able to get them, instead of focusing on something positive she made it about herself. joey: the oldest bakery on staten island has been around 150 years. it seems asinine to me. >> i am a customer and tell people, they had a boiler issue and wonderful business, wonderful family. joey: if whoopi goldberg apologizes will they accept the apology? >> absolutely.

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when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house,

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