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foreign policy move up by president biden. reportedly giving ukraine its first go-ahead to strike inside russia with long-range missiles supplied by the u.s. this major policy shift comes as president biden appears to leave office. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" arthel neville hi eric. quick slow everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. four months ukraine and president zelensky and his supporters have been pressing the u.s. to allow these kind of strikes inside russia former ambassador to nato it says it is about time that the u.s. and others loosen the leash on ukraine so we can fully defend itself from vladimir putin's aggression. >> giving them the authority to use the weapons we have already given them to hit the russians where they are being attacked from, that's only logical it does not make any sense to put these restrictions in place to

begin with. i do hope they will lift these restrictions. arthel: fox team coverage stephanie bennett on a massive strikes across ukraine just hours ahead of the big breaking news. first senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in washington with the very latest. >> good afternoon from washington the decision allowing ukraine to use the army tactical missile system for attacks further into russia ohms as thousands of north korean troops allegedly have already been sent into a region along ukraine's northern border in an effort to help retake ground there. this also happens amid growing concerns once office of prespresident elect trump will e to reduce or possibly even ends continued financial military support by the u.s. for ukraine. the countries of president zelenskyy and many of his western supporters have been a pressing president biden for months to allow ukraine to

strike military targets inside russia where they said the u.s. ban made it nearly impossible for ukraine to try to stop russian attacks on cities and electrical grid. especially as i mentioned with as many as 12000 troops on the march. in the meantime president-elect has repeatedly slammed the biden administration for giving tens of billions of dollars in aid. officially the u.s. is said to provided more than $56 billion in security assistance since russian forces invaded back in february 2022 that number could certainly beat much much higher. i could also add this late tonight france and great britain have now agreed to allow ukraine to use storm shadow missiles onto the territory of russia that according to report and i should have this as well. a lot of supporters say the constraints authored by the u.s. have really hurt ukraine and kept them frankly from winning this war. that is a good source of

disagreement amongst nato allies. many do not have as much skin in the game financially as the u.s. an evolving story will keep an eye on it for you but now back to you. arthel: definitely thank you. sue for ukraine officials a several people have been killed in russians is hard to strike in months more than 120 missiles and 90 drones targeting the energy infrastructure of that country especially as winter approaches. seventy bennett live in london with the very latest them up with and continues to do. >> this was a massive attack overnight their lift picking up the pieces tonight a lot of locals on the ground say this is a nightly occurrence they've had to get used to. but as you mentioned 120 missiles 90 drones president zelenskyy said they managed to shoot down around 140 of them. several people were injured and killed by the falling debris as

ukraine fended off these attacks. in recent weeks russian strikes have targeted infrastructure water supplies nationwide blackouts, which is a growing concern as winter nears. over kyiv removing a rocket at andits fragments for a five-stoy apartment block shortly after the president of the president trump held a phone call with dylphil and steve ukrainian president says a search in the war with russia will end sooner withtrump as president. over germany today prominent russian officials letting march at least 1000 people in berlin criticizing russian president vladimir putin's were in ukraine calling for democracy in russia testers were led by the weight of top gluten critic also vladimir who is free from russian detention earlier this year. g7 leaders met this week and confirm their pledge to impose severe costs on russia and continue to support ukraine.

however it needs. back to pickwick sort 70 thanks so much. >> joining us now for more retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel robert mugginess. so how does allowing ukraine to strike russia change the ukraine/russia war? bucks it's probably going to enrage putin which of course is problematic. keep in mind the intelligence community according to "new york times" recently said ukraine is losing the war. now we know zelensky, as you just reported, has come to the nine states weeks ago with a victory plan. allegedly when he met with met h president biden he made it very clear using attack comes in other long-range missiles such as with the french and the uk just released will be helpful. now unfortunately at the possibility this could likely broaden the war. keep in mind the chinese are

allegedly providing lethal aid now to russia the iranians have and of course as you just reported the north koreans have sent upward of 10,000 troops to russia. allegedly in the western provinces helping in the fight. you have a host of issues here allowing them to use attack comes back and reach 188 miles inside of russia could be incredibly problematic. arthel: also here's another question, is there enough time for ukraine to take advantage of these long-range missiles in the next 64 days and have to put russia and the north koreans on their heels? >> unlikely. they're not going to make a major difference he puts his presidency in a much worse situation because the russians, like i said will have been enraged.

you have a series of things that have happened. mr. biden and fax up the war in ukraine was going to bolster our industrial base. it did not. he was also hoping it would degrade the russian military. but what vladimir putin has done is upgrade his industrial base for more munitions and is increasing his selective service to bring more people into the ranks to include of course north koreans. you have the makings of a much broader war. we need to be incredibly careful here about allowing zelensky's so-called victory plan to go forward in a way that could rob us all of our future freedoms. eric: you said putin's reaction has already been to increase his forces pretties taking north korean forces so he is not that impressive. so his military is wounded by the small mighty or ukraine.

that said, as we said in 64 days trump will beat the u.s. president. how do you think trump's and military advisers will him? >> is going to take a while to bring them aboard. for he perhaps pete hegseth and others will be able to advise them to go slow but mr. trump is already made it clear that he wants to get out of this war and once ukraine have peace in the future. these statements suggesting he's ready to talk in a matter of speaking. zelensky has said is much as well. whwe do not need to do at this hour in the biden administration is exacerbate a pretty bad situation that perhaps has a chance of resolving itself in a peaceful way in the near future. i think all of us what peace what we don't want obviously is

total occupation of ukraine by the russians and more killing that is unfortunately what is happening. arthel: is there anyway to look at it from this other perspective which is sure, it's going to poke the bear make putin more angry and angrier and more fierce as he can beat. but what is the other side of this? this agreement that could happen and the next 64 days it means ukraine has to once again give up territory to russia. how is that a great move? this is a bad situation for all involved. i do believe with the russian parliament having accepted the providences of eastern ukraine as part of its kingdom what vladimir putin has made very clear is he is not going to give away anything. in fact of the last few weeks he has redefined his own nuclear doctrine in such a way he says

very explicitly a joint attack by a non- nuclear states such as ukraine backed by a nuclear state such as ukraine while in fact allow him if he so decides to use weapons. >> he won't do that you know that colonel he's not going too. so, let me ask you this. >> but he has been boasting about that for years. i understand that but they had exercises here recently in a belarus with the same tactical nuclear weapons he also has had exercises in the northwest part of this country talking about these things. putin is in a rational player but at the same time he's very hegemonic about not allowing nato's encroachment into ukraine and further east as a result i do believe putin will draw the line there. and unfortunately we've been playing around the idea of

allowing nato membership to come to ukraine. and that i think is a red line that might exacerbate the current problem. lexis is definitely a new wrinkle a big wrinkle a conundrum for sure. let me ask with all this at play could this move, prompted president elect trump to reconsider some of his cabinet picks like defense secretary secretary of state, i don't know i'm just asking you, sir. >> quite possibly. only because you need people with deep european experience of people that understand the ukrainian culture that understand the polish culture those nations are in a very tenuous situation as are the baltics, as are the nordic countries they are ramping up for war. they believe it is inevitable we need people advising the president that have first-hand knowledge about what is going on in that eastern area and try to get in the head of vladimir

putin which is incredibly difficult much less in president xi is head who i would argue is sort of manipulating some of what's going on with russia if he's willing to provide a lethal aid in buy up all the extra energy putin is willing to sell he is fully supporting what he is doing that sends a very bad message no wonder the europeans are nervous. >> that is a lot to keep an eye out on. retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel robert mugginess thank you very much for your analysis and your expertise and thank you for joining us or we will see you again soon thank you. >> president-elect trump second term will include full republican control of the government. so what are we going to see at what headwinds could he face at capitol hill especially on the cabinet nominees? will have all of that ahead here on fox news live.

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president-elect trump and a triumphant return to madison square garden three weeks after his rally there his entourage is entourage washeadlined by ele speaker mike johnson. bill melugin is live in west palm beach florida on last night plus the latest on trump's cabinet picks it. what can you tell us? >> good afternoon to you i can tell you present like donald trump it's back here in palm beach today. back at mar-a-lago huddling with his transition team after that big 90 had at madison square garden last night where he received a hero's welcome at the big ufc fight. take a listen. it is so loud. ♪ hooks you can hear there he walked into an enormous round of applause he ended up seeing joe rogan they had a lengthy exchange together. you will see they eventually

shake hands. they kind of hug. they talked for a little bit. remember joe rogan who endorsed him the day before the election. he interviewed trump his youtube channel is 18 million subscribers you can see trump thanking him right there the first time he'd seen them since the election young jon jones ufc fighter wins his fight he does trumps iconic dance, points at him as a thumbs up and then walks over and gives a president-elect trump's championship belt. you can see trump was having a great time taking a victory lap it was his first time there since a bigger rally he had a few weeks ago. now he is back to work. take a look at pres back at mar-a-lago this is where we stand right now. this is his transition team, what they've been working on what the ways building out his administration more than 20 picks already some have been controversial some are going to get bipartisan support. and there has been speculation about possibly having to use recess appointments at some of these folks through house speaker mike johnson talked about on fox this morning.

>> i have demonstrated over and over we have fidelity to our oath which is to uphold the constitution. we evaluate all these things very carefully i'm sympathetic to all these arguments. we will have to see how this develops i am very hopeful the senate will do its job. >> in the meantime where the biggest positions are waiting to hear on is treasury secretary right now there's a couple of names being floated for that would be scott and howard. donald trump junior was on fox today he talked about the qualities they are looking for in a candidate. take a listen. >> are not randomly picking a name out of the hat were showing a list of 10 or 12 people for every position we do have backup plans but we are obviously going with the strongest candidates first some of them are going to be controversy old they are controversial because they will actually get things done. >> it has been a quiet day out here in palm beach so far no significant announcements out of

mar-a-lago just yet no new cabinet appointments. however we are starting to get into that time of day the time it rains were some of those announcements are trickling out typically. defendant back to you. arthel: we know president-elect trump can be a night owl so standby bill melugin there in west palm beach, thank you. [laughter] >> the new reform agenda begins in earnest as soon as possible donald j trump takes the office in january we have a full agenda to run is going to be a very aggressive first 100 days for the new congress all the members of congress ready for that. >> house speaker mike johnson telling shannon bream president-elect trump will hit the ground running with republicans protected to control both chambers of commerce. that was us on this first term as president will we see similar action and legislation this time around? what will his focus beat when he pulls up his chair at the

resolute desk to start his second term in his former office james freeman the one that's oval james freeman joins us fox news contributor assistant editor of the wall street journal editorial page. so james, good to see you. what you say is see present lie rolling out in january? >> this is the most interesting question right now. where do you set the bar on donald trump's second presidency? on the one hand i would say he's got better relations with key congressional republican leaders congressional republican leaders that maybe he had the first time where he was seen as sort of an oddball and taken over the republican party. on the other hand he can't run again. maybe that makes people fear him a little less. in general i would say he obviously has a mandate to strengthen border enforcement. a lot of that he could get the executive order. not just 100 days but day one a

lot of his agenda on that moment. as far as legislatively i think the big effort is going to be renewing parts of the great 2017 reform the tax reform that are expiring soon. and i think related to that is knocking out the subsidies and the spending still to come from the so-called inflation reduction act. i think that is probably the focus of the first 100 days is moving that tax reform and we hope to get some spending reductions as well. >> would think the result of the tax reform in the spending reductions he's talked a lot about that with that attempt with elon musk in vivek ramaswamy what will you feel will be the effects? >> there is an excellent track record russian bureaucracy issuance of new rules.

and really it's a stunning achievement when you measure it in terms of the amount of paperwork put out by a waswashingtonwas a very stark c. you take that track record and you add musk and vivek ramaswamy on this search and destroy mission for government waste. i have to be optimistic. basically look at the intellectual firepower he's got on this problem plus the first term achievement. it's absolutely critical to the united states. there is no way we are going to manage the debt load we have without having a fast-growing efficient economy that's growing productivity. and restrain the washington bureaucracy is a huge part of that i think the president understands that and obviously elon musk and vivek ramaswamy understand that. so for some republicans are

pushing back senators and others here is of course hakeem jeffries the house democratic leader talking about what he expects will happen. >> incoming president, throughout the campaign promise the american people that we would have the best economy, the best border security and the best administration possible. the question that has to be asked, is this the best we can do in the context of some of these nominations? is this the very best america has to offer for a moment like this with so many challenges that we confront? of course not. america deserves better. >> it seems to be at the test. what do you predict? some say the senate voting for john tjohn thune as the majority leader over rick scott was a quiet message it was a secret ballot of the senate trying to reassert its power against the executive branch of the other

end of pennsylvania avenue. >> and think mr. thune may be more skeptical of nominees then scott would've been. on the other hand as we look at the whole agenda i think thune given his history may be a little more eager than his predecessor mitch mcconnell to cut spending. maybe some help there. i think president trump will get most of his nominees. this is another contrast you were talking about first term versus second term. his first term nominees were surprisingly conventional. not this time and part of that is because of the abuses of the federal bureaucracy against him. he feels like he really needs people who are ready to clean house and make sure the officials who work. [inaudible] that lead of the voters.

this was a big problem in the first term. there's a lot of bureaucrats were not elected by anyone think they have some power independent of the voters and they do not. they work for the president who's a chosen to lead the executive branch. i think that is the reason give more unconventional pics this time. he needs people not willing to tolerate abuse a in the agencies they are less conventional and that doesn't bring more risk. i assume most of them will. it will be an interesting. >> we saw it seems like they are ready for a fight they are ready for a rumble we will see. what sets a different look as well. maybe the have a cage or something we will see. james freedman of the wall street journal. arthel: thank you. president trump vowing to carry out mass deportation in our

country illegally. including hundreds of thousands from venezuela. what will socialist dictator except those deportations and what happens if he doesn't? that is coming up on fox news live.

boat full of migrants worship on the shores for the third time this year. council frustrated mayor blass blasting governor gavin newsom for the state sanctuary policies. christina coleman a lie with moe on this. >> newport beach mayor will o'neill is boston california leaders including governor gavin newsom for supporting sanctuary sitting laws. this comes after the coast guard discovered 21 migrants in the u.s. illegally about a mile offshore from newport 100 north

of the u.s. and mexico border. one from russia. >> you have people of all places coming into the southern border something is broke. every city in california is essentially a border city thanks to law sb 34. >> governor gavin newsom and other california leaders supports a bill 54. some called the sanctuary state bill that limits local law enforcement from work with federal immigration authorities. the 21 migrants the coast guard found in his boat on thursday were turned over too customs and border protection. mayor o'neill said this underscores my california leaders need to really reconsider sanctuary city laws. >> there is no way you intend on trying to protect is becky nationals coming in from our

southern border. get your act together. >> it is scary and i am shocked to see this it. >> is bad to have illegal immigration because were already paying a lot of tax. >> a lot of people concerned about this for a number of reasons. thursday's incident was a third time authorities found a boat full of illegal migrants and new porch. eric: just astounding that happens like that. christina thank you. arthel: thank you. present electronic mass deportation plan could face a road block. data shows a thousands of illegal venezuelan immigrants are living in the u.s. venezuela socialist dictator might not accept migrants to get sent back some lawmakers say should start with gang members. >> this deportation arming the present has promised he's going to put together, should concentrate.

because the master mind, the ring leader is nicholas from venezuela. dictating with the transnational criminal organization does in the country. the message is that we should concentrate on the criminals come everyone has a criminal record. >> daniel d martino its air founder of the dissident project manhattan institute fellow. also immigrated from venezuela. daniel, i want to begin with a congresswoman's remarks does she have the right approach? >> i think she does exactly because that's the approach the united states would take which is to gang members first as they don't want them back why would he allow a bunch of criminals to go back to venezuela when he could use them as leverage in the trump administration? i think the problem here is that he's not going to be done with mine anymore and he knows that i think trump showed it when he nominated secretary of state marco rubio who has been a

hardliner since the beginning of his career against venezuela, against cuba and all the dictatorships. arthel: let's look a couple numbers in fiscal year 2023 there were 266,000 venezuelan encounters on the southern border. 261,000 encounters in fiscal year 2024. now as we've already stated venezuela currently does not accept deportees from the u.s. so you hinted at it but what kind of deal or arrangement would president trump make and who has the leverage? i only ask because trump one on mass deportation. >> what is going to happen is much more complex than what most analysts have been saying. i don't think we have many willy deportation flights if any at all to venezuela. were going to deal with mexico trump us much easier for him

will do with venezuela because the mexican government is a friendly and an ally of venezuela there still flights between mexico and a friend and invited to their inauguration. it's what's going to happen because it's going to leave mexico like that. >> you are saying that casually your tongue but gang members are hard-core gang members why would mexico take them there? >> it is all about costs and benefits. mexico has already agreed under the our own process biden administration proposed back in 2023. they have been taking thousands of than even though they're not their own citizens. that's the whole point of the remain in mexico and the trump administration president trump

is willing to enact against mexico. if nothing is done what is the u.s. going to do? if the u.s. could become a dumping ground of criminals from all over the world those countries know they can reject deportation flights and trump cannot allow that they can't also give away all their leverage. that would not be fair for america either. >> will replace in sound from president trump borders are tom home in on what happens if venezuela does not accept deported migrants. let's listen. >> they don't take them back president trump has a lot of power he could cancel all the visas. he could take the government visa and cancel the visas cancel the tours and visitor visas there's a lot of things president trump could do to hold them accountable. it president trump a strong enough to do that. arthel: trumps a pic for secretary of state, marco rubio says all options should remain

on the table. he even says military option should be there as well. should they consider u.s. military force in venezuela? >> i believe it president trump needs to consider was the largest in the world. just over 8 million people's not going to end until the regime is overthrown from power the question is how to achieve that in the best interest of the u.s. people that's more difficult to aanswers certainly not going to be canceling all the visas the majority there's not even u.s. embassy in venezuela what pieces are going to cancel? what you actually need to do ascension the regime. stop their oil in place at the vita administration started. you have to prison the members of the majority regime them. >> it sounds very easy but you do know edmund a gonzalez is the

president-elect to venezuela. rubio says the regime must end. and so there you have it. there's two guys saying i am in charge and who knows what's going to happen. come january 10 is when they take office. it's very complicated. we hope for the best in all this stuff. thank you for joining us. we will see you again, thank you. >> thank you. eric: trial resumes to offer illegal immigrant of murdering george at nursing student jen for her. tto test me for a graphic on friday tomorrow we expect more of the same. want to warn you some details in this story are of course disturbing. madison standing by in atlanta that with the very latest on what we can expect tomorrow. hi madison. >> more heartbreaking testimony centered about riley's brutal death expected to begin in the morning as a prosecution continues to lay out their case

against 26-year-old jose ibarra. >> on monday the prosecution picks up right where they left off. they're going to finish up any law enforcement witnesses they mills may still need to call we still have to hear about the cause and manner of death. that's something we've been watching for we have not seen the medical examiner testified. i would say the lawyering for both sides has been very, very good in this case the prosecutor has a lot to work with. the defense attorneys on enviable position of having to play a very bad hand of cards they've been dealt. >> nine people taken the stand so far after striking opening statements from both sides. they said ibarra went hunting for women in the attempted to rape rarely the day she was murdered by the defense says the evidence in this case is not strong enough to link ibarra to the crime parade the small athens court room was filled with bradley's family and friends for most of the day, who

were visibly shattered. by the time the crime scene investigator took the stand most of the family had left the courtroom. photographs of riley's injury and the gory crime scene were shown in court. ibarra did not change his calm demeanor throughout the day but again only the prosecution have called witnesses. we know both of scott bessent brothers have been testified this week. eric: at madison atlanta the very latest on that. coming up on fox news leather still counting the ballots in pennsylvania but will tell you about that senate race next.

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the heart of the issues issue which ballots should count questquestion might understate l professional ballots must be signed in two places mail in votes must be dated. election boards a in a lease for county bucks, philadelphia, montgomery and senter have voted to count ballots which were improperly filled out. local democratic officials have defended their actions saying something as simple as not rank getting a date is not worth throwing out ballots bird that flies in the face of state a republican mccormick campaign national committee are asking state supreme court to affirm its ruling. they maintain the recount will not change the outcome of the race that the public democratic incumbent senator bob casey trails mccormick by about 17000 votes been pennsylvania senator john fetterman is defending casey. >> i guarantee you if, if dave mccormick were in the opposite situation where he was out 15 or 17000 votes he would ap absoluty want to have every last vote counted as well too. and bob casey has never claimed

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[background noises] good boy, good boy. eric: bow in his handler on duty in the north carolina police department of a bow is when the 2024 american humane hero dog award pretty said annual competition that recognizes our nation stand out dogs. they are both with us right now. first sgt and beau congratulations on the award. >> thank you so much for having a spare. >> good to see a what is this been like for you being recognize like this? >> it has been breathtaking i cannot put into words what it means to get bo on the national stage and recognizes ability of his nose and the awesome stuff

is and for our community and communities abroad with us in. eric: bow a member of law enforcement has certainly his very first case sgt he found a missing boy who had autism when he came out he found an 11 year old, 7-year-old even some robbery suspects and senior citizens have gotten lost. >> yes, sir. bo has got a wide list and accolades he has completed here at our community from missing persons, to robbery suspects, to shooting suspects. bo is done it all in his command and the other end. eric: how do you do it? how does he train you give something get this sent and they follow that sent, how does that work? >> bo bebow because he's a blood he can track two different ways with a fresh sce set or sent specific. since specific is something bloodhounds are able to do if you would go missing we could

take an article of clothing, the seat of your car, something you've touched to introduce that sent to bo and put them at the last point you were seen but he would walk down that odor uniquely in is able to put all the other odors in the area, basically aside and just track your specific sent. that is something that's just genetic to bloodhounds that we help hone that sense. we got bo when he was eight weeks old we trained and trained and trained and he mastered it and became the dog he is today. eric: that is amazing ability they can do that genetically. how do you train them to do that? he came home with you and your family? >> yes, we picked up bo when he was just a puppy from kentucky and brought them home. and basically you start out with chase you give somebody it will be call a decoy. and bo's case it was my children and coworkers. and basically you just give them

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