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griff: the pennsylvania senate race between debord -- david mccormick and bob casey leading to recount in the courts as there is controversy whether ballots not containing signatures are being counted, something of a pennsylvania supreme court ruled against. much more on this ahead. here we go, let's do another hour. anita: i am in neeanita vogel. we are waiting the treasury secretary and the push for a new fbi director. bill melugin has more on the cabinet spots still to be filled. will be hear anything today? >> reporter: we are keeping tabs, waiting to see. trump is making a lot of announcements but nothing yet. the big one we are waiting on

his treasury secretary as the economy was the pillar trump was running on during this campaign. there's a couple names being floated. number one is scott besson, capital management ceo. number 2 is howard letutnik. besson says the people trump is bringing into his cabinet will get the job done. >> it is not about supporting me. it is about the cabinet donald trump will create. i said in our meeting with he and elon musk with the efficiency commission, who else could do that? both sides love him. >> reporter: another position is who is going to lead the fbi. former congressman and former fbi agent mike rogers is being considered.

forces telling fox news he recently met at mar-a-lago with the trump transition team and he is being considered for that position. look at these pics. the election day was two weeks ago and trump has made 20 announcements on who he wants for his future administration. some have been controversial. others have bipartisan support. some democrats aren't liking the pics. listen to what james clyburn said to neil cavuto. >> he is not president yet. are you envisioning another hitler? >> that is exactly what i am saying. neil: you don't think that's hyperbolic? >> what is hyperbolic is asking the senate to approve all your nominees without being vetted. that's hyperbolic.

>> reporter: as we remain on standby waiting for any news out of mar-a-lago, we are hearing rumors donald trump may be headed to madison square garden to attend the ufc fight. the trump transition team has not confirmed that. back to you. anita: never a dull moment. griff: the incoming trump administration plugs republicans from the house for key positions but there is a risk of undermining the gop house majority. chad pergram explains. >> reporter: michael walts for security adviser, matt gaetz quit one day after he was tapped for attorney general.

republican struggling to govern with a narrow majority. a thin majority like year creates similar headaches. >> logistics chess match on doing a certain vote if we are at a one seat majority and someone is sick, there will be logistics. >> reporter: it is unconstitutional to appoint someone to the house, that dictate special elections. some could take months. house speaker mike johnson hopes to fill seats quickly, speaking with ron desantis about that. >> we may be able to fill the seat as early as january 3rd when we take the oath of office for the new congress. >> reporter: robotic and plan on unity under donald trump but democrats are skeptical. >> deep, philosophical, and procedural differences within the republican party we saw repeatedly in the last congress. >> reporter: house republicans often leaned on democrats to avoid government shutdown dead lift to the debt ceiling. democrats are not promising

they will bail out republicans. >> if you believe that is an overwhelming mandate, then of course the american people will expect that you can do the basics in terms of governing. >> reporter: republicans are banking on holding the seat of members bound for the trump administration but that is far from certain. special elections are often just that, special. surprises unfold. that is because typical voters don't always show up to cast ballots. griff: thank you. anita: for more on what is ahead fos >> reporter: control, we are joined by congressman elect from north carolina, mark harris. thanks for coming in today. appreciate it. >> great to be with you. anita: you have run for congress before. this was your third time. in a number of districts. this was your third time. third time's the charm for a you.

they are calling you the comeback kid. it is it fair to say you got swept in with the trump way of? >> i feel in my case it was a vindication, voters who put me in office in this election in 2024 and we are excited to be here to serve. excited about the trump wave and what we felt. >> reporter: let's talk about things the republican congress will be looking at. they have a slim majority, talking about extending tax cuts, funding border security, repealing the inflation reduction act, expanding school choice and taking on universities. do you agree with that agenda? would you add anything to it? what do you think of those points? >> those agenda items are exactly what we ran on in this election. one of the themes i recall from donald trump's previous

administration was promises made promises to. to. i don't see a need for a change in that theme as we go into the situation we are facing right now. we have the trifecta. everyone is excited about that. it's a slim margin in the house but there is a sense of unity. we came out of the nomination process of a designee for speaker, speaker johnson ended up with unanimous decision of the body and we voted on that so i feel there is an excitement and sense of understanding that we have a window of opportunity that has opened up and we have got to be ready to govern and lead. anita: i don't know if you heard steny hoyer saying there's always going to be disagreements between republicans and democrats. >> there will always be disagreement between republicans and democrats but there is a mandate. no one will argue there is a mandate in the fact we were

able to flip the senate and maintained the majority in the house and donald trump won an overwhelming electoral college vote that many say has demonstrated a mandate and won the popular vote. anita: people are questioning the mandate. listen to speaker hakeem jeffries and hear what he has to say about this congress. >> interesting question from the standpoint of the republican claim that they have an overwhelming mandate. house democrats started the last congress at 212. we start the new congress no lower than 214 and we are still monitoring several races in california. 27, 28 of the 31 most vulnerable house democrats have been reelected. anita: i meant to say democratic leader. he's talking about three or four outstanding races in ohio,

iowa and california yet to be decided. what do you think of that? >> what he said really and truly is a spin, a way to look at the situation but you can't argue with the facts, we did flip the senate, the facts are we did maintain the majority of the house and the fact is that donald trump won with a mandate and even when you look at his appointments, the nominations he's making for cabinet positions, i'm hearing from people in my district who said they are over the moon excited about the names they are seeing. i do believe people are ready for this change. people are putting themselves in position to make the changes and the agenda you showed earlier matches up with everything from sealing the border to getting this economy moving again to restoring law and order. all those things are important.

anita: in addition to being congressman elect you are a baptist pastor. one quick question. on the religious front, one thing donald trump talks about when he talks about overhauling the department of education, that was on that list, he talks about bringing back prayer in the school. is there a way to do that so you can appease people who don't want to pray in school? >> i've always been an advocate of having prayer in the school. it would be something where prayer is one of those things for those who don't choose to participate don't have to participate but to have simply a time where folks are able to have an open prayer i am for having the pledge of allegiance every morning in the school, having a prayer every morning in the school. those are important ways of setting the tone. my wife is a teacher, eighth-grade american history, my daughter is a teacher, setting the tone in the

classroom in that way would be something that would be advantageous. anita: thank you. the comeback kid, thanks for being here. griff: president biden said to meet face-to-face with president xi in peru, his final time as commander-in-chief with concerned about china's influence in south america. lucas tomlinson is live with more. >> we've not heard from president biden preparing for the meeting with xi jinping three hours from now. we heard from the secretary of state, antony blinken. >> the asia pacific leads the world developing and deploying semiconductors, artificial intelligence, clean energy and other nations shaping the future. we work to build a more

trusted, more inclusive, more resilient, more sustainable technology. >> not clear if china feels the same way. yesterday biden met with his counterparts from japan and south korea, both countries wary of the growing threat from nuclear ambitions after the recent icbm test, they are no doubt discussing china's growing military might including its stockpile of nuclear weapons. earlier today we saw china's president meet with peru's leader, the first female president, her remark stressed unity. the largest training partner in south america compared to 20 years ago when the us was latin america's largest trading partner, now it is china. national security expert rebecca grant spoke about the challenge of president biden's lame-duck status in peru, where she will be given the honor of a state visit and not receiving that honor in either country.

>> biden even in the last weeks of his presidency has to really hold firm on presenting the united states as global leader and top economic partner for other nations attending these meetings. >> reporter: we are awaiting president biden's visit with xi jinping in peru. likely their last face to face meeting since biden leaves in january. griff: it will be interesting to see what transpires in that meeting. for more on biden's meeting with xi let's bring in foundation for defense of democracy senior vice president for research, fox news contributor, keith kellogg. thank you for joining us on a saturday. a big meeting, president biden

spoke about this saying it is likely his last such meeting and trip. listen here. >> president biden: this is likely to be my last trilateral meeting, i am proud to have helped building this partnership. it is built to last. that is my hope and expectation. i believe cooperation will be the foundation for peace and stability in the indo pacific. >> reporter: let's start with your thoughts on what president biden is talking about, helping things indoor, we know the incoming trump administration will do things differently. >> reporter: they will and everybody is looking past this meeting. xi xinping refused to meet with biden. it has been six or seven months he has been pushed off repeatedly. this is perfunctory, something

xi will check the box. biden is hoping to get more out of it but everybody is looking past this meeting, already exchanging notes. about what to expect in a trump presidency. it is interesting that trump shifted the narrative in washington, got everybody focused on the power competition. he will be taking office again with a much more empowered china that is weakened economically but politically seems to be surging. they are interesting challenges for the white house. griff: senator marco rubio before he was tapped for secretary of state talked about weakness as it relates to china. >> it's not a coincidence that after afghanistan happens, ukraine happened, october 7th happened, made the taiwan, they said this guy is weak.

griff: is there a need for donald trump to change the view of how china looks at the us. >> reporter: xi and donald trump haven't on standing relationship that goes back to 2016, 17 when he started. jonathan was right about this. they put president biden in the back row next to the end. when he got on the airplane there was no red carpet. when xi does, there is a red carpet. that's a signal the guard has changed. donald trump has relationships, made sure he has personal relationships with all world

leaders, he knows china is a bit of an adversary and a level of respect between both of them. that's a great move forward and you will see that. >> griff: should donald trump meet with xi? >> not immediately. there are other things to focus on real term, he has to solve that problem, he is committed to that. he said he would fix that early on. what donald trump did in the last administration was brilliant, he kept adversaries secret, china away from russia, north korea and all of them and they are all to gather. now we force our way to push them back again. the first target, in ukraine and russia.

griff: with nominations, tapped to lead the pentagon. >> what i'm heartened by, just about all the folks tapped to join the next trump administration, the three major adversaries, iran, china and russia, they pose a threat and have coalesced. we are going to tackle these problems as a combined problem. this is a new narrative the president has to grapple with. he did a good job keeping those fronts separate, that's not what happened over the last four years. the incoming president and his incoming secretary of defense, national security adviser, they

have to grapple with the new reality. it is a tougher world than the one they left four years ago. griff: i want your thoughts on the hegseth nomination and some insight should he be confirmed, depending on your self. >> the pentagon is a leviathan. 1.4 million men and women, 750,000 civilians, 750,000 contractors, look at all the problems and there needs to be some reform, programs and policies, the secretary of defense is a war fighter, one of two national commanders in the command and control chain. he has to manage the wars in the middle east and the one in europe. it is an enormous task.

the president gets the call. he gets to make those calls in article 2 section 2 the senate gets to advise and consent and they will have those hearings but it will be an enormous task he's going to fall into. it will be a tough job because it is tough with all those issues and there are issues that need to be corrected. one of the first targets of doge, that's a good want to start with. griff: is he the right man to the job? >> that is up to the senate which when you talk about being the right or wrong person, we just talk about it. the real people who will bring that out is the senate, the advice and consent role that they have. we need to support the president of the united states, those are his calls. we cause. we had to fight through

2016-2017, that's why the people elected donald trump, to make those calls. we are noise level. griff: we are all important noise level, lieutenant general keith kellogg, thank you for taking time. anita: the trial of laken riley's accused killer will continue next week. that is next. to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day.

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anita: prosecutors say sean combs is trying to adjust from his sex trafficking case from jail. they claimed the rapper tried to reach out to possible witnesses and influence public opinion through his family. it comes ahead of a bail hearing where did he's lawyers will ask for a $50 million bonds. griff: testimony began in the laken murder trial. josé ibarra is accused of killing riley when she was jogging in february. madison scarpino has the latest. >> reporter: we expect to hear more from the prosecution's

witnesses on monday. it was an emotional day in court for the 20 plus family members of riley as they listen to heartbreaking testimony. ibarra has remained calm and stoic. we heard from nine witnesses that include riley's roommates. >> the term roommates is in overgeneralization of our relationship. our what house was like a little family and we call each other our family. we did everything together. >> reporter: the friends became worried then riley never returned home from her usual morning jog. >> a call from her sister, i didn't answer because i was in class and she called me again and i didn't answer. i said i am in class, what's up? she asked if i had heard from laken and i went into panic.

>> outside in her car on every corner. >> reporter: someone searching for her only to find whatever air pods on the running trail. we heard from the officer who found her lifeless body and these details are very graphic. the officer says he found riley partially naked, covered in leaves and brush with severe injuries to her head. the body cam video played in course but only the audio is public. >> ma'am, ma'am -- immediately. >> reporter: prosecutors say ibarra bashed in riley's call when she refused to be his rape victim but the evidence tying him to the crime is lacking. back to you.

griff: about trial continues this week. thank you. anita: donald trump continues to staff up his next administration while capitol hill braces for contentious hearings. next.

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the board in montgomery county voted on thursday and in bucks county a democratic commissioner made the argument when voting to count contested ballots. >> precedent by courts doesn't matter anymore in this country and people violate laws anytime they want. for me if i violate this law it is because i want a court to pay attention. >> reporter: republican dave maccormack's campaign are asking the state supreme court to affirm it decision. bob casey on the other hand argues counties should be making their own decisions and the high court should not intervene. mccormick leads by 20,000 votes, the margin falls below the threshold that triggers a recount. the race was called on november 7th, the outstanding balance would not be enough for

casey to overtake maccormack. mccormick's campaign says it doesn't change but casey's team notes two years ago during his gop primary race mccormick sued to have improperly dated ballots counted. griff: it is never simple in pennsylvania. >> not surprising from someone who has nominated the most extreme, dangerous cabinet in history. he's asking unfettered approval for the senate by not having to be required to have them review his choices. >> it is critical that these key people who value freedom and step forward and became part of our coalition. anita: donald trump asks for recess appointments to fill his cabinet as controversy ensues over his cabinet nominees.

the provision would allow appointees to skip the senate confirmation process. let's bring in chris johnson and richard fowler. thanks for coming in today. the president-elect's cabinet is taking get shape. all the slots being filled, you can see some of them unanimously people say good choice, others not so much. let me ask about this matt gaetz nomination. what do you think about this? was that the best choice for the justice department? >> he does what donald trump wants to do, get rid of perceived corruption or send a message with this. i don't know if it is designed to get him appointed as attorney general. it is meant to send a message from donald trump to doj that you are on watch, this is a serious priority for the

president moving forward and a guy like matt gaetz who is a fire thrower and likes to start fights that he doesn't always win like the speaker fight, can ultimately get a lot of acknowledgment from doj the change needs to happen. anita: he's talking about recess appointments. other presidents have used them, barack obama used to them, george w. bush he use them, president clinton used them. >> it has always been the back door of the u.s. constitution. here lies the problem. often we see judges and other things, the attorney general of the united states or secretary of defense or director of dni is problematic because the role of the united states senate is to confirm and approve a president's nomination and every state, that's the job of our democracy.

they all go through hearings and investigate and looked at by the american people whether democrat or republican, this was 200 some odd years. for major positions, a lot of fat. anita: some are happy with these appointments, one who is not happy is representative nickel from north carolina. he's talking about creating a shadow cabinet to combat this cabinet. >> it is about accountability. keeping public pressure on every member of the cabinet. when they step out of line, you have someone who is ready to call them out of. out. that something we don't have. hakeem jeffries and schumer can appoint folks. anita: a shadow cabinet to go up against decisions made by

donald trump's cabinet, has this ever been done before? >> i don't recall this, it seems like being a sore loser. we got the trifecta for a reason. people said loud and clear they want republican leadership, trump's appointees, they want to that kind of government. if you are a democrat with these appointees there's a lot you can get done with republicans with this administration. democrats realize their agenda on the environment failed and got a lot of people upset as energy prices went up and it was harder to promote and regulate these industries and a guy like doug bergram saying i will create a big energy opportunity. that could be a huge lifeline to democrats if they are willing to engage. anita: what do you think of this? >> we've seen it work and other

foreign countries, other parliamentary systems. not sure that's the answer but we should be asking tough questions of these nominees. the idea you put somebody like rfk as director of health and human services, the only achievement, his last name happens to be kennedy and the same breath, the problem with diversity, equity and inclusion, the most nonmerit higher i have seen is robert kennedy to be head of hhs. anita: actio's, seems like there is pushback on the role of nancy pelosi. house dems sick of pelosi. anonymous quotes saying she needs to take a seat, maybe a back seat. one lawmakers said making a scattershot comments is not just unhelpful but damaging, said the lawmaker. finally, jeffries told members the buck stops with me. do you think this is true?

is nancy pelosi being pushed? >> part of that soul-searching is how do we realign the party for the time, over the next couple weeks or months, would shift from one generation running the democratic party to a new generation that will have different messaging, be more to the needs of the american people and build the base of a multigenerational multiethnic multicultural coalition. anita: are they trying to blame nancy pelosi? >> they will blame whoever, she's one of the most powerful people in washington, not surprised. anita: thank you so much for coming in. we appreciate it. griff: meanwhile, rfk junior's nomination to be hhs secretary means through the make america healthy again movement. that is next.

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griff: donald trump has tapped rfk junior to be the health and human services secretary drawing bipartisan criticism and praise. more on what this means for the future of healthcare in america, doctor marc siegel, thanks for being here. i want to play with you last night, doctor casey means, wrote about making america healthier, she was on bill marr's show and said this about the kennedy pick. >> americans are tired of being acylated about the fact that there is not a problem right now. what happened on election day is americans came out and said we want to bend the curve of the chronic disease epidemic that is destroying american potential and i think rfk represents someone who is willing to take that on.

>> reporter: what are your thoughts? >> there's a problem. obesity is the problem. there was a battle for years whether to call it a disease but from where i sit as a practicing internist and professor of medicine, i'm seeing the effects of obesity every day, high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes even certain cancers which are diet is directly linked to that. it was a shock to find out 73% of all 3% of all the foods on our store shelves are ultra-processed food, high fructose corn syrup, salt, sugar, chemicals that lead directly to obesity. the battle is a lot of this is due to the food industry having a trauma this amount of power. it may not be in the regulatory powers of the fda, though they haven't been strong on this. how do we go after the lobbies? same with the pharmaceutical industry, putting a lot of

pressure but let's point out that the pharmaceutical industry has come up with incredible discoveries from drugs to vaccines to treatments to personalized medicine. we have to tread carefully but i agree with that soundbite we have a problem. griff: you would think would be bipartisan to try to attack the problem of chronic disease, back in september rfk junior was on with shannon bream and said back in those 60s only 5% to 10% of people had cardiac disease commonalities in excess of 50%. one of the criticisms rfk junior gets the most is that he is an anti-vax conspiracy theorists.

it looks like his confirmation, accused him of that and he told nbc a few weeks ago it is much more nuanced than that, it's not accurate to say he's anti-vax. >> i'm not going to take away anybody's vaccines. i've never been anti-vaccine. if vaccines are working for somebody i won't take them away. people ought to have choice. that choice ought to be informed by the best information. griff: your thoughts on the vaccine front? >> i want to emphasize, the stuff that gets taken into our bodies, it used to be democrats who fought back the most common out is the republicans. it should be a bipartisan issue. as far as vaccines, it is an issue of choice and should be between a doctor and a patient and i said that throughout the pandemic about my word of caution is it is also a community health tool, one of the greatest public health tools in history. what do i mean by that?

take something like measles vaccine or whooping cough vaccine or chickenpox vaccine and unless you vaccinate everybody those who can't get the vaccine aren't protectors. that's heard immunity. we were at 95% for the diseases i just talked about and we are dipping closer to 90 one%. it is going to lead to a resurgence which everybody out there, you have a choice but you also have to think about others around you. community in the unity. that's not something he is touching on. griff: such an important point for you to raise. kennedy has said in the past community safety and individual freedom collide when it comes to vaccine mandates. didn't expect to hear this come up during his confirmation hearings. thank you for your insights, great as always. anita: great discussion.

social media is lighting up with reaction to last night's mike tyson versus jake paul boxing spectacle but didn't live up to the hype? we will talk about it next.

anita: the anticipated boxing showdown proved to be a letdown after many viewers experienced streaming problems and thought the fight lacked expected excitement. christina coleman is live with that story. >> reporter: tens of thousands of netflix users reporting streaming issues during the big fight last night. the program kept freezing as everyone tuned in. for many viewers the hits didn't meet the hyper. 58-year-old iron mike did go 8, two minute rounds with jake paul who is 30 one years younger than him it was clear tyson had trouble keeping up. there were no knockout hits and paul won by a unanimous decision after landing 78 punches. tyson only landed 18. both fighters good sports after the big match. >> now that you've gone 8 rounds what is your assessment? >> very good fighter. >> you think he deserves respect from the public? >> absolutely.

>> this guy has always had my back, i love him, i love his family, his coaches. amazing group of people. >> reporter: both boxers won financially earning millions from this fight. paul is co-owner of the most valuable promotions and expected 70,000 people to attend the event nearly filling the at&t stadium, arlington, home to the cowboys. it is now available to watch globally on netflix. the fight brought in 17. $8 million in revenue for ticket sales according to the promoter which will make it the biggest boxing gate in history outside las vegas. anita: it was nice, thank you so much. i know you were up to midnight last night trying to watch this thing. what did you think? griff: the only one that got

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