are doing in the past. >> a right dan? >> and mr. california governor who is now managed to band the a summer vacation. california air resources board put out a rule that says mandates motor vehicles and recreational vehicle motorhomes move towards what else? zero emissions. so manufacturers of these vehicles have basically stopped building traditional internal combustion chassis. worse, the band will play to washington, oregon, new york, massachusetts, new jersey that adheres to california rules. try stuffing the kids into chevy volt for that camping trip. >> if you have your own hit or miss be sure to send it to us jajer on fnc. that's it for this we show but thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. i hope to see you right here next week. ♪. arthel: any moment now president

biden will meet with china xi jinping for what's likely to be his last face to face commander-in-chief. their sitdown comes as china's dominance in the region is expanding, edging out the u.s. and south america largest trading partner the economic competition and rising tension in the pacific will be top of mind for the incoming trump administration. hello everybody welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news like i'm arthel neville. >> hello everyone thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn. presidential transition is looming large vowing to get tough on china. china has been the target many campaign promises on terror strums pick first secretary of state national security adviser marco rubio they are seeing as being a specially tough on beijing. here is what china expert gordon chang had to say about that in our last hour of "fox news

live." >> china's force in the united states to make decisions it does not want to make. the differences in policies might be technical. the general overall approach is going to be the same. president biden is going to continue president trump's on chinese goods that is i think something gaining currency in the american political system right now. >> let's it go to lucas tomlucastomlinson who is travelh president biden and is reporting for us to live from lima, peru. height lucas. >> good afternoon pete recalled last year's apex summit in san francisco president biden called chinese president xi jinping a dictator at a press conference following the summit. this year here in lima peru there's no press conference scheduled the asian-pacific leaders from 21 nations gathered for a photo. what was in notable was the placement of president biden for his put as you can see here, on

the back row, back right. some called humiliating will china's president was given the place of honor upfront sitting next to peru's present the first female president here when president xi arrived in peru he's given the honor of a rare state visit the red carpet was rolled out at the airport he was offended here at the presidential pallets. biden was not afforded that honor. president xi will given that honor by state visit in brazil next week and biden will not. china is a peru largest trading partner as you can see on this map, it's a different landscape here in south america compared to more than 20 years ago when the united states was latin america's largest trading partner yesterday biden of the counterparts from japan and south korea. both countries the growing threat from korea and china according to the pentagon. china has 200 operational nuclear warheads is projected to have more than 1000 by the end of the decade in 2030.

quickly do not see another conversation as being important. it only reinforces in the mind if xi jinping that american warnings are hollow they lead to war. >> we just learned president biden's motorcade rolled up to where he's going to meet president xi jinping as soon as we get that will turn around for you as soon as we can. lucas tomlinson traveling with president biden and lima, peru thank you. >> one of the key parts china policy in the pacific in the south china sea specially what it does endangering taiwan. u.s. military stance towards beijing expected to change or under president electra. joe is with his former centcom folk spokesman. good to see you know but the toothpicks secretary nominate

marco rubio was blacklisted by china. mike waltzed as national security adviser one of the harshest critics of china on capitol hill he has said we are in a cold war with china. they lay it out, what you expect to see from the new president? >> what i expect to see is a combination of intense pressure and intense diplomacy. if you remember 2016, 2018 really beginning around 2018, president trump dialed up the tariff pressure and the messaging pressure on china. at the same time he cultivated a relationship. i think we are going to see the same thing here. i think you've got china hawks here in waltz and rubio. i also think trump is going to enter the kind of situation he is going to reengage with president xi and reenter that

one on one diplomacy. eric: what you think is going on in president she's had in the chinese elite did they say donald trump was elected again? or are they saying we are in for it. >> i think it's the second one. look, i think right now biden is a diminishing figure on the world stage. right now as you have seen in some of these images and the way he's been met in peru is the most powerful leader he stepped up investigation on our doorstep and i think the madman theory were not sure what they're going to dip may know is going to be

focused on focus on beijing. you talk about the investments $3.5 billion port china built in peru. as you know they've been spreading their buildings around the world especially in africa as well as latin america to chinese influence. how do we combat that? is there anyway to do that? we have lost our position. >> we've lost our position but he think the way to do that and the way president trump and his cabinet selections are going to look to do that is to really ratchet up the tariffs. ratchet up the pressure and at the same time try to reengage one on one this kind of personal diplomacy word trump made outreach and overtures into president xi. it was working as on glide path toward success around the end of president trump's first term i think that's the way they're

going to approach at this next go around. i think national security policy and strategy that comes out here in the next six months to a year under president trump i think will focus china, china, china. i think everything will have an outreach in china. eric: in terms of china, china, china, taiwan, taiwan, taiwan is a biden administration poking the air defense space? let me read you what the government the chinese foreign ministry says. the position is consistent and clear at the u.s. government needs to earnestly abide by the one china principle imprudently handled taiwan related issues. here's what town's representative to the u.s. had to say. >> this is not about which administration is the united states but rather, rather what are the thoughts that xi jinping. he's not just focus on taiwan's his focus on the whole world.

it'the front line of defense of democracy he's also being a vulpine conference with japan, with the philippines. he may think the world may not react to military and authoritarian regime. eric: finally do think taiwan is safer under president trump? >> here is what i think. i think the early part of 2025 china is going to try to see how far they can go. they're going to see what is trumps redline with regard to aggression with taiwan? what is the redline? they're going to try to push up until they find with that redline is and maybe e when they find it they'll try to spit over it and see where the trump trump administration sand how far can they go? what can they get away with and i think really is going to be up to the pressure the trump administration these cabinet officials are going to take their perspective directly from

the white house. a lot of the national security the national defense strategy is going to be directed coming out of the white house. i think that is what china and beijing's going to be looking towards. eric: finally what would you do what type of actions if any would you take that we have not seen so far in the biden administration? what would you suggest the trump administration does to finally confront china? >> president trump is looking to 60% tariff on china. i think the implications are going to be vast i think the messaging around that is critical. that is something the administration should look at. that is something that's going to have an effect perhaps a chilling effect on beijing. and its impact and it's really its implications in south america and advances toward taiwan. eric: carrots and sticks perhaps a year from you start with the sticks and get to the carrots.

>> pressure and diplomacy. >> i prefer that pressure and diplomacy to the carrots and sticks joe frappuccino centcom thank you. arthel: president electra not filfilling out another administrative role tapped his campaign 27-year-old national press secretary caroline leavitt to be the youngest white house press secretary in history. we just got breaking news on another cabinet pic let's go straight to bill melugin is live in west palm beach florida with the name who can you tell us, who is it? >> good afternoon to you moments ago we got the announcement out of mar-a-lago donald trump is selecting chris right to be his energy secretary. that's an important position that holds responsibility over the thousands of nuclear weapons amongst other responsibilities there you have it chris wright

will be the energy secretary at nomination. we are waiting for a treasury secretary at nomination. there's a couple of names floating around the sink to look look atthem right now. number one capitol management scott bessette bassett number e trump transition cochair he said the people trump is in bringing and are going to get the job done. take a listen. >> is not about supporting me. it is about the cabinet president trump is going to create. he and elon musk this new efficiency commission. who else could do that? and, both sides love him. >> another position were waiting to hear on his fbi director. former fbi agent former congressman mike rogers is reportedly being considered for

fbi chief sources. telling fox news rogers met at mar-a-lago on thursday with the trump transition team. his name is in the mix. possibly for fbi director. let's take a look at the bigger picture it now. remember, election day's lesson two weeks ago. here's where we stand. trump has made over 20 picks for his administration already. some of been splashy and controversial. others without bipartisan support ship. democrats, some of them are not liking the pyxis of art here is what congressman james clyburn said on cavuto earlier today. take a listen. >> he' is not present yet. i mean is it another hitler is that what you're saying? >> that's exactly what i am saying. >> you don't think that's a little hyperbolic? >> you may think so. "what's hyperbolic is asking the senate to approve all of your nominees without any vetting. that is what is hyperbolic.

>> about 15 or 20 minutes ago we got another announcement out of mar-a-lago president-elect trump announcing one of his attorneys will scharf will serve as a white house staff secretary that holds a lot of power essentially a gatekeeper for a bunch of the documents that will come through the white house. including executive order. these announcements as we get later into the day are starting to pump out of mar-a-lago will send it back to you. >> are stiffly activity coming from our logger bill melugin thinthank you we just are now receiving a statement from president electra trump reads chris has been a leading technologist and entrepreneur in energy. he has worked in nuclear, solar, geothermal oil and gas most significantly chris was one of the pioneers that helped launch the american shale revolution that fueled american energy independence and transform the global energy markets and in geopolitics. that is president trump chris

wright is energy secretary choice. eric: testimony in the laken riley trial began yesterday prosecutor said the suspect in the limo illegal immigrant was hunting women on the university of georgia campus when he found her. the case of fueled a charge of immigration debate at the center of the 2024 election. i'm going to give you a bit of a warning the details that are coming out in the courtroom are graphic and disturbing and quite frankly just so horrible. medicine is live in atlanta with delays in the shocking case. >> we are expecting to hear more from the prosecution witnesses on monday. it was an emotional day in court for the 20 plus family members of o'reilly they had to listen to some heartbreaking testimony. but ibarra has remained calm and stoic through most of the trials of art we have heard from nine

witnesses yesterday that includes the police officer who found riley's lifeless body he said and based on the circumstances he knew her death was not an accident. >> it appeared that her clothing at least her shirt had been removed to up above her breasts it lolooked as if something on intentionally happened it was more intentional to either remove her top or ma m maybe ust to drag her. >> prosecutors say ibarra at bash riley's skull it with iraq repeatedly when she refused to be ibarra rape victim we also heard from all three of roommates they became worried when their friend did not return home from her usual morning run. some went out searching for her only to find one for air products on the running trail. investigators also found riley's phone on that running trail near where she was found the prosecutor says thumbprint is on

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eric: of social media star turn boxer jake probably former heavyweight champ mike tyson lesson in a unanimous decision that much-anticipated fight, disappointed a lot of fans both in person and watching and streaming online. were trying to watch it. netflix on the fritz. christina coleman alive in los angeles with both of these stories. hey christina. >> thousands of netflix users reported streaming problems last night during the fight the program kept freezing while everyone tuned in. also hit did not seem to match the hype leading up to the big fight between jake the problem child paul in iron mike. paul went and unanimous decision after landing 78 punches. tyson only landed 18. there were no knockout hits. you've got to get 58-year-old mike tyson credit. he went 82 minute rounds with

jake paul who is 31 years younger than him. >> do you feel like you proved the world are wrong? you could at least go eight rounds of the younger man? >> i didn't prove nothing to anybody only to my family. i am just happy what i can do. >> financially both boxers one they made millions of dollars off despite paul versus tyson is now available to watch globally on netflix. jacob paul is also co-owner most valuable promotions. the company that partnered with netflix to promote this big fight. they expected more than 70000 people to attend this event at the at&t stadium in arlington, home to the dallas cowboys for the fight brought in about $17.8 million in revenue from ticket sales according to promoters. making it the biggest boxing gig and history outside of las vegas. also, fall gain paint fame as a u2 influencer started fighting just about four years ago was

hoping to gain more respect as a legit boxer after taking on tyson. after the fight tyson did sing his praises. >> do you think he deserves respect from the public? >> absolutely. >> is pretty cool to hear. this man is always had my back i love him. i love his family, his coaches. >> lots of celebrities and sports analysts also weighed in. espn commentator smith wrote on xm park quote now it's time for jacob paul to get in the ring with a top 10 fighter or a champion. no more basketball player, strikers from mma or old. again lots of folks look forward to seeing tyson back in the ring. this was his first sentient fight since 2005. eric: kristine and los angeles thank you. >> if you voted for donald trump and me or if you voted for donald trump and voted

democratic down ballots, i would really love to hear from you. i actually want to learn from you i want to hear what you are thinking. which podcast are you listening to? which accounts are you subscribing to? i am interested mike genuinely. arthel: democrats are still grappling with their sweeping election laws. they are looking at how they engage with voters. especially through immediate like podcasts and youtube. many have criticized vice president harris for not agreeing to conditions of the invitation to speak to joe rogan's massive podcast audience pretty progressive senator bernie sanders" going to have an argument with a rogan agree with him to disagree with him but what's the problem going on those shows? it's hard for me too understand that let's bring in chris ruby's rubyceo of ruby media. media group that is. alright chris, was vp harris not

doing the joe rogan podcast the single biggest mistake of her campaign? >> there were many mistakes of her campaign. but this was certainly one of them if not the nail in the coffin of her campaign. the problem is that if you do not evolve with new media strategy failure to adapt like podcasting like youtube like yoy different forms of social media reels or tiktok you don't do that you will become extinct. once we saw happen with the campaign. i get it. >> she did it do some let me jump in she did do some podcast. she talked to charlemagne and others. go ahead. >> she did do some. she did not miss his would push herself to do the other types where she could pick up voters and picked up support from people who were not necessarily

her main base she was attracting or trying to attract. >> right i understand what you're saying it. i'm reading the times of india they are reporting she passed on the joe rogan offer because over concerns over backlash from progressives. there's no reason she would get backlash for that. that's part of the problem in an age we get our information is changing because of generative ai. the only thing that's going to make you real in the future is being yourself. that could mean talking for three hours on the joe rogan podcast we have to put ourselves out there if we want support from people on all side of unit change hearts and minds and win hearts and minds you have to do media of people on the other side. okay, we played that clip from

congresswoman aoc she's asking where you getting your information from? who are you listening to question what once the democratic party as a whole find those answers would you think they will learn? >> i don't think they're going to learn much i don't think this is news i am shocked they're asking this question. how d do they not know? these podcasts did not come out of nowhere and these are not two months old this is been going on for years the growth of this alternative media class specifically at least on the right. this has been trending upward trajectory. i think the issue here is not what podcast or what shows but why are you asking this question now? why has it taken years to ask this question to finally realize this is here to stay, media is changing the old way is not working anymore. >> on that note let's take a look at 2024 pew research poll

asking how americans prefer to get their news, digital devices at 58%. television 32%. radio 6% print 4%. we already see how it's currently reshaping the political landscape how do you think it will continue to impact political landscape moving forward? >> statistics for digital devices is extremely important that is going to shape the future it landscape in terms of elections. and winning the narrative on social media you have to be willing to use a digital first strategy. whether that the public relations or different types of social media. pubpublic relations is fundamentally about the art of interfacing and navigating with the public that means you have to try different things. one of those things is obviously going to be a digital first

strategy being more digitally savvy and not being afraid of what the staffers or aides are going to say. sometimes you just have to push back. that was really the mistake we saw in terms of this election and part of the reason why she lost. arthel: finally some people criticized president elect trump for having what they call a bro festive. but that proved to be a winning strategy. what can the democrats learn from that approach? >> i certainly understand that criticism you probably need more women in podcasting to even that out, i would say that as a woman on the right i think that is a fair statement to make. what democrats can learn is that you need to be in the game to compete you cannot be sitting on the sidelines and saying let's talk about what are you watching, what a he listening learning digital first is the way to go now. we have known that for five -- 10 years.

you need to compete not just be let's talk about the strategy but actually execute and deploy the mistake the democrats make they want to plan, plan, plan and not be in the game they don't to take the risk they do not want to experiment trump is willing to experiment trump is willing to dress up in mcdonald's he is willing to do different stunts with garbage truck. i did not see the other campaign doing any of those things and those are things that ultimately it made him look like another american citizen and that is what people want to see. you have to put yourself out there if you don't do that, you come across as cold. you come across is not one of them you come across as elites and people do not want that it doesn't work anymore that's what you're seeing. >> okay, chris ruby thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> the bakery story is an american story this place has been your for 145 years.

recently, somebody took to the national airwaves and defames frankly this family this wonderful family representing a wonderful business. we are here today to support them to say staten island stands with them. eric: new york city and supporting an iconic owned bakery against whoopi goldberg after she suggested the business refused to serve her over her liberal views the baker and his death deny that. >> no apology yet from whoopi goldberg. the controversy has only help the family ow own pastry shop business is booming at holtermann baker it's been a mainstay on staten island for 146 years the borough as a conservative enclave amongst new york city's five boroughs of voting for president donald trump in this election. on wednesday the view host said

when she ordered treats called charlotte roos for her 69th birthday to celebrate on the show she claims she was refused service because of her liberal politics. >> there called charlotte roos it's a sponge cake with whipped cream and a cherry on top. now, i should tell you charlotte roos has no political leanings. and the place that made these reviews to make them for me. they said their ovens had gone down all kinds of stuff. but folks went and got them anyway which is why i'm not telling you who made them. but it can't be because i am a woman but perhaps they did not like my politics. >> the bakery owners had had nothing to do with politics there was indeed troubled with an old boiler that stoked the ovens and could not commit to the large order. the president defended the bakery. >> a boiler it was 60 or 70

years old in the first week in november guess what it went on the fritz they had to be replaced their reputation is impeccable so rather than commit to something they could not guarantee they said we can't do it. the people who defamed the family should apologize for making stuff up to suit their needs it. not everybody wakes up every day and thanks about politics. >> the owner men of holtermann bakery show how this has become a family affair. >> i wish my father was here today to see this it. he would never believe it. baker's commitment to amr 3m in the morning just to have donuts, rules for ability to come into say we have the best roles ever. and you know what? it took my whole family. >> facebook page that it's over well with the outpouring of support receiving from all around the country according to tmz the owner said goldberg owes them an apology.

eric: yes she does. they make the charlotte roos it's an iconic new york dessert because it's the only bakery in new york city and i know from personal experience. >> you need to get this to us as soon as possible. [laughter] i will do that this week. alright thanks. arthel: upcoming trump administration is preparing to carry out mass deportations. the leaders of sanctuary cities like the mayor of new york city saying they legally cannot cooperate with ice. how that could play out, that is up next.

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>> i do not believe in mass deportation i do not believe in mass saturation 220,000 migrants and asylum-seekers came to the city cost is $6.4 billion. i am not allowed to let them work. i am not allowed to have them be participate in the tax base of the city we cannot deport those who commit crimes in our city. we are not allowed to connect with ice. this is a failed system. >> new york city mayor eric adam saying he's clearly frustrated with the migrant crisis.

it has cost taxpayers a lot of money estimated $5 billion a year over the next three years or so. he also says the president-elect trutrumps a plan for mass deportations, it may not be the answer currently under the city sanctuary laws, like many across the nation police are not allowed to cooperate with eyes to arrested deploy migrants who are here illegally. will the new trump plan work? one critic of all this republican new york city councilwoman vickie paladino who knows the issue firsthand. good to see you. what you think of the new trump plant of mass deportations and actually try to take a stopper stance on this in the buy demonstration did? what's let's be clear here. when we say it mass and deportation that is a scare tactic. it's all people are going to go around banging on people's door and dragging people out of their houses. no this is strictly about criminals. the heart core drug court tell gang members, rapists and what got going on in our city is a

disaster. the mayor knows that you heard what he just said. i agree one or 50% when the trump administration takes hold in january they are going to do their job. that means going to cities like ours i'm going into our migrant shelters and taking those who have committed heinous crimes out of the city. they do not belong here, ouch. >> holcomb this is not been done to that extent as you say until potentially now? proxy federal government did not want to do it. they wanted no part of this that made us -- made it impossible. i have trump coming and what happens is the feds outweigh this date they outweigh this city they are going to commit and do their job. they could set up anywhere in any federal building throughout the city of new york. they could set up a stronghold and they could do their job and

they will do their job it is about time i think our mayor is going to be very happy. and police and i know for sure r going to be very happy when trump sent his guys in your to do it needs to be done. >> books were the cops on the beat tell you? >> the cops went them out you can talk to anybody but look what happened in the bronx. you had a 28-year-old migrant illegal with an ar-15 they're brought in on assault charges were did they reside they reside above a childcare of five year old or under like a nursery school. that's where they lived. hyou would to guys on a subway, they had alterations of the cops fcops. the cops took them in. they were let that due to our judges you had pat who is the president of the pba.

katehe said our cops are doing r job. but once it gets to the justice system the judges let them out on $20000 bail. they said a court date for december 9. you let me know are they going to show up for their court date or are they out to win? they're gone? >> in the wind as they say. finally here's tom homan appointed borders are seeing the feds will go in whether new york city likes it or not. here's what he had to say. >> criminals and gang members get no grayson. but while we are out prioritize the public safety national security threats if you want to sell deport you should self deport because again we know who you are and we are going to come find you. so if you and your self deport that is fine for criminals and gang members get no favors from this administration. >> finally what to you hope happens? as you said it's a scare tactic in your view they are going in and sweep all over the place. what do you think is going to

happen? >> when they use the word mass deportation, don't anybody worry about that. they will feel relieved they are bringing in the big guns. we are finally going to clear out, they know exactly who you are. where you are i am willing to help in any way, shape, or form the trump administration to figure this out because all it takes is any migrant shelter you will find people in there that have got guns. they are running a prostitution he knows exactly what is doing this man is going to do his job. everybody in new york, relax. take it easy were going to get rid of crime were going to get rid of the illegals it's not mass deportation is to getting rid of the crime. and that is important to us. eric: that's the message from new york city councilwoman vickie paladino it starts after the beginning of the year end of course will be back with you counsel and good to see you. >> i look forward to it thank

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arthel: a ukrainian weapons manufacturer is ramping up production of cheap computer enabled drones that could change the game on the battlefield. a stephanie bennett is live in london with more. >> this is a huge advancements for ukraine. it's relatively inexpensive as well. from the wall street journal who says these robot attack drones are essentially many computer equipped with autopilot sof software. set to receive thousands of them by next year end with the smaller population ukraine is reliant on maintaining a

technological edge along with saving money will also save manpower. the rush of drone tactics continue to evolve as well associated press has revealed a factory in russia has been manufacturing thermo barrack drones alongside decoys. they suck out all the oxygen in their path. a source tells ap first came up with operation false target in late 2022 which proposed buyer in a barrage of armed drones alongside decoys that could not be identified from those carrying the real bombs. shortly after his presidential victory donald trump held a phone call with ukrainian president zelensky says it was constructive exchange. during a recent interview with the ukrainian media outlet zelensky says he's certain the war with russia will end sooner with trump as president. here's former ambassador to ukraine on tromso plans. >> we know he has said ukraine is important to the united states. we know he says it has to be a territorial compromise from the ukrainian side.

he said there has to be a demilitarized zone with peacekeeping troops there europeans they say. he says ukraine does not accept us who cut off aid to great if russia does not accept this evil arm ukraine. >> zelensky repeatedly said ukraine will do anything it can to hopefully end this war no later than next year. arthel: alright stephanie bennett live in london thank you. eric: pennsylvania's senate races headed to court as one of the candidates refusing to concede is still in the balance. we'll have the latest on that next is "fox news live" continues. he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. aspen dental has complete, affordable care all under one roof. plus $29 exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance and 20% off treatment plans for everyone. making it easier to get started with quality care.

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to defy this ruling. the board in montgomery county for instance voted to count 500 such ballots on thursday and bucks county democratic commissioner made this argument wwhen voting to count contested ballots. >> i think we all know precedents by court does not matter anymore in this country people violate laws any times they want. so for me if i violate this law it's because i want a court to pay attention to it. >> there has been a flurry of litigation republican dave mccormick to affirm its decision. democrat bob casey's argued that should be making their own decisions and the high court should not intervene. mccormick leads casey by about 20000 votes with half a percentage point the threshold which under state law triggers a recount. the associated press calls from november 7 saying the outstanding balance would not be enough for casey to overtake

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