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democratic party. one lawmaker says bipartisanship is the key to turning the tide. >> some people say you have to oppose every single thing that trump does and i disagree with that. i think we need to work with republicans where we can. spewing the final hour of "fox & friends" starts right n now, and remember, boardings are better when you're watching this show. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: that's a way to start the show. get the music going. >> ainsley: rhode island, smallest state in the united states, the really good. >> steve: do you have leaves at your house? might have fallen already. >> brian: i've got something in there. >> lawrence: late to the party. or just rebellious. >> ainsley: the whole state

all at once. push the button and the leaves drop. >> no one rakes anymore. >> if you are going to go out leaf-peeping this week, it's on the ground. >> lawrence: brian doesn't pick up the leaves anyway. >> ainsley: i was going to say that. he gave her a leaf clover christmas and a microwave for her birthday. and a vacuum for mother's day. >> lawrence: are you kidding? >> brian: i've never seen c.a.t. happier than when she's using them. >> ainsley: the blower? >> brian: you can't get her inside because it's addictive. maybe it's me. >> steve: maybe she just loves to be outside. when the leaf blower is on -- >> brian: you can't hear anything. >> lawrence: he said let's be careful. >> brian: she would write you and say the same thing. it's addicting. you ever do it? >> ainsley: my brother does

it. >> steve: we have the kind you push. i think it's called little wonder. >> brian: it sucks. i mean it sucks up. >> it blows the leaves into the neighbor's yard. sorry. let's talk about this. when donald trump was running for president, he made it very clear on day when he was going to do some stuff. one, drill, baby, drill, and do something about our southern border. now we know that on day one donald trump -- and there's the famous graph that saves his life, as he likes to say -- on day one, the federal government, under the tutelage of donald trump, is going to declare a national emergency and use the u.s. military to start to deport hundreds of thousands of people who are in this country illegally and have been ordered out. finally they're going to go, he says. >> lawrence: of course there are blue cities who will resist

president. tom homan, the new border czar, made it very clear this will happen. watch. >> we are going to do it. if i got sent twice the amount of resources, that's what we're going to do. they didn't review this. title 8, the united states, 1324, read about that and don't cross that line because it is a felony to harbor and conceal an illegal alien from i.c.e. >> lawrence: do debbie ties to local state like texas dps? they want to work with the border patrol. do they get deputized to help out with this crisis? >> we have a test for his program. since i have been announced, i've gotten thousands of soldiers that have just recently left the military. they want to join forces. police officers that retired want to join forces. but retired i.c.e. agents want to come back. retirements from border patrol,

there's a lot of excitement to do this job for the president to the the president of the united states. >> ainsley: he said they're going to focus on the alien gangs, the criminal aliens. their priority is national security threats and public safety threats. but there are some democrats like you said that are against this and refusing to comply. you have the governor bill zona , governor of illinois, and boston's mayor. it. >> brian: the governor of arizona says when it comes to trafficking fentanyl a cooperate but not in areas i could do harm like mass deportation. the boston mayor says all we can do is make sure is make sure the efforts that are actually fitting the safety of everyone by causing widespread fear and having large-scale economic impact, they're going to push back. the governor of massachusetts, the governor of illinois, they're going to push back. the governor of colorado is the most befuddling one. he nos that aurora is beginning to be destroyed by illegal

immigrants, and the people of the city's now it, and there are more and more voting for trump because of it. yet he thinks he's standing strong against illegal immigration or standing up against the administration? that's nuts. >> lawrence: this is the first time we are witnessing that politicians prioritize people that can't even vote for them. because there are some cities that they want them to be able to vote in local elections. they can't legally vote in federal elections but they want to change the laws. the residents are filling the city council house, going to state assembly meetings, and they're not listening to any of those folks. they listening to the illegals. it's crazy. >> ainsley: we learned yesterday that laken riley's alleged killer came through the border illegally in 2022, went to the roosevelt hotel. we were paying for his rooms with his brothers. then they decided to take a government plane down to georgia

and declare residency down there. they are here illegally. they committed so many different charges against them, and we paid for that. >> lawrence: and some reports that he's part of tren de aragua. >> ainsley: and his brother is, too. >> steve: when we have the people in sanctuary cities and states and the politician saying we can do whatever we can to stop donald trump, how are they going to do that? you're going to take them to court. once again they are going to hold the administration in court over this, and that's one of the reasons we talked about earlier, about they how they arewriting all these ee orders so they stand up in co court. this goes hand-in-hand with what the democrats are trying to do. in the final days of the u.s. senate being controlled by democrats, they are going to start tonight, the democrats are trying to get 30 of joe biden's

judicial picks confirmed by the senate. the republicans in the senate are going to do their best to slow down the process. while they still have the ball, the democrats are going to try to get as many joe biden judges on the bench. the republicans are saying the next guys donald trump and he's going to have other people, so let's take our time. >> ainsley: how do they slow it? filibuster? >> steve: there's a whole bunch of procedural stuff you can do to make washington grind to a halt. >> ainsley: can they slowly down through the end january? >> brian: it shows how ineffective the senator is. they work three days a week for you to have this backlog. what tom homan has to do, the public sentiment is on his side. people say, you are the mayor over in boston, in chicago, stopping x, y, and z from us deporting them. they've murdered, they've killed, they have robbed, they are members of gangs, but you are mayor and your governor is

allowing them to stay. is that okay with you? and the answer is a resounding no. make sure they know the criminals these people are protecting. >> ainsley: great idea. if tom homan is listening, great idea. go to each of the states and find out those districts, those areas. give us examples of what's happening and how you can't change the law or get these criminals out because of their policies. >> brian: you are talking to seth moulton, the democrat, speaking more common sense and finding himself on the other end of protests. >> lawrence: he doesn't want to resist, he says the party needs to moderate and he gave us for an interview earlier today. let's watch. >> we need to be able to debate contentious issues without just being shut down. this is a problem we have in politics today. we can't as democrats feel like we can debate some of these contentious issues at the risk of offending people. we can't represent the vast majority of americans and the concerns that they face if we are not willing to actually

engage in debate. that is my core point here. there are definitely some people who say you have to oppose every single thing that trump does, and i disagree with that. i think we need to work with would republicans where he can and set up and fiercely oppose trump when we disagree with him. i am trying to moderate the party, but this is not about me. it's about how we get the party back to a winning position. we are going we are not going to restorebalae myself. we are going to do it if we get more people elected to places like the house. >> lawrence: this is the one thing the democratic party cannot do right now, state the policy position without mentioning donald trump. every time i ask a democratic question, tell me what you are for, tell me what you are against, all they say is donald trump. they don't know how to formulate their thought process without mixing him and it. >> ainsley: we saw that at the convention. remember how we talked about the

nobler of times donald trump's name was mentioned? michelle obama, everyone stood up and talked about how terribly less. to refresh your memory, that's the congressman who said, i'm concerned, i have two daughters, i don't necessarily want biological meant to play in women's sports for safety reasons. >> steve: then people in his own party were going, what are you talking about? people have been getting up in his grill. take a look. see five it's ridiculous. >> steve: that's outside his regional office in salem, massachusetts, just a couple days ago. people were really angry. >> ainsley: he said he's for the trans community, it's just common sense. >> lawrence: where were they when the young woman playing volleyball got a concussion because a biological male hit the ball into her head? there was no protests for this. there was no fund-raiser for this. all these people only show up when there's alleged crisis within their identity group.

>> steve: very interesting to see where it goes from here. i know tufts college in particular, what he said about men playing and grow sports, there are no longer going to supply interns were let him get from tufts. >> lawrence: heartbreaker. >> brian: had really kills you. >> ainsley: where will he get interns now? >> brian: i hope he stands his ground and understands and most of the countries with him. the most effective ad that the trump team ran was the pronoun add. they are for them and he's for you. >> steve: and the reason we brought him on his because he's a democrat making perfect sense. he's talking about things we all feel. is it right to have men and women sports? biological men and women sports an across-the-board? ultimately he is trying to get his party back in power in two years.

but he's on the road right now. >> lawrence: he said privately he has democrats that have reached out to him about this. the problem is these people still feel comfortable saying this stuff publicly because they don't want to be canceled. everything that you say has to be -- it is so crazy. >> brian: grow a spine. please. 30 minutes after they are. >> ainsley: pennsylvania supreme court holding up its decision to not count the mail-in ballots with incorrect or missing dates. >> brian: they knew it was wrong. this after republican party officials filed 12 lawsuits after bob casey refused to concede he lost a dave mccormick. >> lawrence: todd power has more on that. >> on the go with a victory for republican dave mccormick, reframing its decision that counties cannot count misdated r undated ballots. election boards and at least four counties have vowed to count those ballads that were improperly filled out, openly disregarding state law. bucks county board chair, a

democrat, try to rationalize the move after the court's first decision. watch. >> we know that precedent by a court doesn't matter anymore in this country, and people violate laws anytime they want, so for me, if i violate this law, it's because i want a court to pay attention to it. >> pennsylvania governor josh shapiro urging counties to respect the seats up in court decision and stop counting disputed ballots. "any insinuation that our laws can be ignored or do not matter is irresponsible and does damage to faith in our electoral process." the associated press called the race on november 7th, but casey is refusing to concede. a recount could to cost taxpayers about $1 million. back over to you. >> steve: thank you very much. the thing about pennsylvania that is so infuriating is there is a state law that says, if your ballot is going to count, there's got to be a correct date on it. but for the people who put a wrong date and probably the wrong year, or didn't fill out

the date, that does not count and that is why it is so crazy that they kept counting them until the supreme court said, for a second time, stop it. >> brian: carley shimkus puts her date on every thinker and she has the news. is that true? they teach you that in school to put the date on everything. >> the top right corner. >> brian: when we do your biography it'll be easy. >> speaking of the future. all right, guys. it's because i haven't written anything down it today. we have more needs to get you, starting with this in new york city. a third person is now dead after a man went on an hour's stabbing spree in the big apple yesterday. the homeless suspect is facing murder charges after reportedly confessing to the killings. he has an extensive criminal record that includes burglary, assault, and grand larceny. mayor eric adams says he does not know why the suspect was back on the streets. police say the stabbings were random and unprovoked.

to a fox wildfire alert, firefighters and southern new jersey are working to get the upper hand on a 40-acre wildfire. the fire that once threatened now 20 homes is now 20% contained. several wildfires have flared up in new jersey, new york, and parts of new england. over the past few weeks, due to ongoing drought conditions in the region. this is the last thing any of us would want to have happen while at enemies and parked. more than 20 people being left stranded in an in the air at knott's berry farm in southern california after a ride experienced technical issues. those thrill seekers were up there for about two hours just hanging there before being rescued. two are taken to the hospital. their conditions are unknown. it is unclear what caused that ride to stop working. and president-elect trump plans to attend a spacex launch this afternoon in south texas. there he will witness spacex conduct its sixth starship rocket test. his visit comes after his

appointment of musk to help lead the newly conceived department of government efficiency. the starship bracket is the largest and most powerful ever built. wow. and trump will witness the new spacex technique of catching a rocket into descent. we know that he was very impressed with that catching. he talked about a lot in the final days on the campaign trail. even mention it during his victory speech after he won. >> steve: he mentioned it on this couch. >> brian: i was thinking about elon musk over the weekend because "interstellar" was on with matthew mcconaughey. it's hard to forget that movie because it brings you in time. remember he goes out and starts walking on the planet and comes back and like 100 years has passed? >> ainsley: how jealous are you? you look at the video, you have rogan, dana white, donald trump, you have elon, rfk, speaker of the house.

>> lawrence: are you saying brian is not one of the cool boys? >> ainsley: how badly do you want to be in that club? >> brian: i checked my phone all the time to see if they want to meet me anywhere. nothing yet but maybe in the break i'll check. >> steve: we have 42 minutes left. >> ainsley: are you nominated for something? just tell us now. >> brian: i would allow myself to break that story. so far, nothing yet. >> steve: probably good idea. ainsley, you mentioned somebody in this tease. >> ainsley: social media stand over a fact-check on rfk jr.'s claims about what is in our cereal. julie and michael's on the "make america healthy again" strategy. >> brian: best head shot we have.

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the new york city subway train was justified because he was threatening the passengers and the defense is now calling for a mistrial after the medical examiner who conducted the autopsy mentioned the word "homicide" on the stand. steve come over to you. >> steve: she was not supposed to do that. thank you very much. meanwhile, "new york times" fact-check fails completely, constantly flat, over rfk jr.'s claims about what is really in a fan favorite breakfast cereal. it notes, "kennedy has singled out froot loops as a party democratic with too ingredients. and why the canadian version has fewer than he has version. that is wrong. the ingredient list is roughly the same although canada has has natural colorings made from blueberries and carrots while the u.s. product contains red dye 40, yellow 5, and something known as bht. here to react, celebrity fitness

trainer jillian michaels. good morning to you. >> how are you? >> steve: i'm doing okay. as it turns out, and his spokesperson said what he was talking about is the difference in food dye. the american version has food dye and other stuff and the canadian version, they get the colors from these crazy things called blueberries and carrots. >> it's wild, isn't it? it is exactly the same as what is in our food dye, which is coal tar and petroleum and crude oil. the comparison is just unparalleled. in fact, if you google side effects of blueberries, you won't find neurotoxicity and cancer, whereas you probably will if you do that with yellow 5 and blue this and readd that. it's roughly same. >> steve: given the fact that donald trump ha has nominated hm

to be america's food advocate, this has to please you. you've been on our program talking about food and how we need to become a less obese nation, and that's how you start, with what we eat. >> exactly. personally i'm overjoyed but i'm very focused on getting him confirmed to the senate right now. let's just say everybody in my space is hopefully optimistic and we are doing everything we can to make people aware of things like what you just brought up, "the new york times," and a comparison between food in europe and canada with food in here. it's easily quantifiable. thank you to "the new york times" for elevating this obvious disparity and helping to show that rfk is committed to fixing it for us. >> steve: indeed. there's another topic we were just referring to. a congressman up in the commonwealth of massachusetts, seth moulton, who is a democrat,

he has received such a backlash his fellow democrats because he said, i've got small daughters and i don't like the idea of then playing against biologically born males. a lot of blowback for him. but you know it? he is standing tough. listen to this just a moment a ago. >> i have a strong record of supporting transit people including trans kids. this isn't about trends kids, either. that's another chris is my here. my kids are young and they play on coed soccer teams like i did when i was their age, too. but when we talk about competitive sports, when people are a lot bigger, it is reasonable to have restrictions. for some reason, because of some orthodox litmus test in our party, we are not even supposed to entertain the idea. i'm just saying let's have a debate. >> steve: you know what? for a lot of people there is no debate. i think he hit the nail on the head, jillian.

he said it is reasonable to have restrictions. >> without question, all of the scientific research shows that there is a vast biological difference between men and women, select table that for a second. here's what i'd like to say. it's no question that people who are transgender should live free of bigotry, but their rights don't supersede the rights of all the other women who are training their entire lives to get onto the podium. that is without question. i want to say to seth, this is why your entire party got there butts kicked in the election. so, buddy, take a stand and dig in, because this is your moment. really, honestly. wake up your team, because you're going to lose not just this one but all the others in the future if you don't turn this around for yourself. people are sick of it. it's ridiculous. >> steve: you know, jillian,

across the board, when you look at how the democrats ran this particular presidential election, there wasn't a lot of common sense. it was just kind of like, okay, therefore this and you've got to be for us, too. >> right, and they shamed people who dared to raise up a flag of concern. you had barack obama out there telling men of color that if they didn't vote for her they were race traitors, and then you had michelle obama telling men that if they didn't vote for her they were misogynist and sexist. maybe they just didn't want their daughter playing against biological males. maybe that was their concern. i cannot wrap my head around the party that the democrats have become, and the more that you try to point out these issues, the more they are doubling down. it is almost radicalizing me to a place of coming at them just as hard. and to this congressman,

mr. moulton, dig in. don't back down. keep doing what you're doing for the sake of your family and your party, to be honest. >> steve: he's getting the word out. jillian, thank you very much for getting at. it is 5:50 there in los angeles we appreciate your day starting with "fox & friends." >> always come with her in with you are not. >> steve: thanks, jillian. meanwhile, it's 8:30 here in new york city and we've got a fox news alert. in minutes, laken riley's murder trial will resume in the state of georgia with the suspect's brother set to testify. paul mauro is joining us right now. it's going to be a big day down it's going to be a big day down there, and paul is going to comment, coming up next. it can be so easy to get busy and distracted during the holidays. easy to lose focus. easy to lose sight of what this season is really about.

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>> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. right now laken riley's murder suspect is back in court after a day of stunning testimony create madison scarpino joins us live from outside the courthouse in athens, georgia. madison? >> good morning, ainsley. prosecutors have called nearly 20 witnesses so far, but we expect the defense to start laying out their case very soon. some of the most striking testimony from yesterday included a jail phone call between ibarra and his wife. she lives in new york and was begging her to tell the truth over the phone. that call is translated from spanish to english. listen. >> she said that she think it's crazy that they don't have anyone else's dna, they only have his. she says she doesn't understand how someone can see someone dying and not.

>> we also talked with the woman who lived with ibarra and his brothers in athens. she's also venezuelan and now in federal custody. she did not to be filmed and also needed a translator, but she said she met ibarra when they were all living in new york after entering the u.s. through the texas border. fox has been covering new york city's hotel roosevelt a lot, which is now of course turned into a migrant shelter. the roommate testified her and ibarra moved to athens after requesting humanitarian slight from hotel roosevelt. we also heard from the officers who showed up at ibarra's apartment the day after riley was murdered and also fbi agents he went over a lot of ibarra and riley cell phone data. the prosecution says they plan to rest their case today and the defense is their testimony will only last about half a day. we will likely hear closing arguments and then it is up to the judge to decide ibarra state. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, madison. let's bring in paul mauro, covering the case. good morning to you, paul.

what stood out to you yesterday and what can we expect today? >> the phone call that madison references was a dramatic moment when she says to him, i can't understand how somebody would see a body dying and not common 11. he really seems to indicate they were previous phone calls where he indicated to her that he was at the scene. this industry their party who wasn't even there. we saw that as a striking moment. today we are likely going to see the prosecution beginning to wrap up. this has been a narrative chronological way for the most part. they've built the narrative very meticulously. we will probably see it because that was maybe an interview with him. the initial arrest, to see if he made any statements. they would have to be translated. and then maybe something from a corner or medical examiner

closing out specifically how laken died to close the loop on the entire case, and then a defense case that's going to involve his brothers. >> ainsley: that's what i'm hearing, they could be called to the stand this week. and they only have about half a day of testimony for their case. what does that tell you? >> apparently according to the opening statements, some of the objections and the things that have been raised, it looks like where the defense is going to go is to try to raise some doubt about the dna. there were three rounds of dna. after the second one, it pointed to a member of the ibarra family but not specifically to jose. also diego ibarra, jose's older brother, was wearing a hat very similar to the one that was captured in the video by the dumpster of the perpetrator apparently dumping a key piece of evidence. it looks like they're going to

go in the direction of raising some doubt about the dna and saying this could be a mistaken identity case. how that's going to explain away things like the thumbprint and some of the other evidence is a pretty high bar. >> ainsley: why does the wife live in new york and he has a female roommate that lives in georgia with him and his brothers? >> he has gotten around. he got that humanitarian slight. let's remember, as we speak, the biden administration is continuing the cuba, haiti, nicaragua, venezuela program. the federal government flies unvented migrants into the country. so, at present, there are other migrants being flown into the country, housed in migrant centers we pay for it, then apparently flown around the country, as well. >> ainsley: it's interesting that his wife lives here and he lives in georgia. thank you for covering it for us. >> thank you. >> ainsley: fema leadership

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>> good morning, everyone. i've got some friends with me. what's your name? >> lilo. >> and where you from?

>> wilmington, north carolina. >> if you were to do the weather today, what would you say? that's amazing, you did great! let's take the lead a real quick and we'll talk to the rest of the folks back here. we have the potential for fire danger across the northeast. try to moderate to severe here, but we are getting rain in the forecast and maybe a little bit of snow. do you like this now? you do? so we could get some snow this weekend. heavy rain along the gulf coast and parts of the southeast, and a big ol' storm system moving into the midwest on the upper midwest. where are you from? >> north carolina. >> baton rouge, louisiana. >> very nice. and you guys are from? >> north carolina. >> are these two yours? will you waved to lawrence back in the studio? waved to lawrence. good job, everybody! high five. woohoo! >> lawrence: today on capitol hill the fema administrator set to testify during two has hearings as lawmakers demand answers about

the organization's alleged order after hurricanes milton and helene. fox news senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is live on capitol hill. >> lawrence, good morning. this is the first time lawmakers get a chance to pepper questions about the hurricane responses. but some lawmakers will focus on whether or not fema directed people to avoid homes with trump signs right before the election. this is a textbook example of government being weaponize for political reasons. to skip statehouses, you can't get a more blatant example of the weaponization of government, politics involved in government agencies. we are going to dig into this and find out whether it was an isolated incident or if it was commonplace and widespread. >> a former fema employee blew the list on the agency. she says there is systemic bias against trump supporters, and

she was just carrying out orders. the bipartisan questions about fema's readiness to help people in the aftermath of hurricanes helene and milton are dominant. >> i think we are going to have to figure out ways to improve what fema has been doing. i think there's been a lot of misinformation, frankly false information put out attacking them. but there's always room for improvement. speak of this comes after the congress and requested $98 billion to cover the cost of the storms and reload fema disaster relief fund to cover problems down the road. >> we are going make sure we deliver for the hurricane victims and the people who have suffered from that. i come from a hurricane state. i know how important that it is. but there is a process we go through and we will start that in earnest. >> some conservatives demand spending cuts to offset the new money. it is unclear if congress can attach this to a big spending bill to avoid a government shutdown before christmas time.

lawrence? >> lawrence: all right, chad chad. thanks a lot. carley, it looks like you have some headlines. >> i certainly do, lawrence. this afternoon in washington and health and human services department whistle-blower is expected to testify in front of two house homeland security subcommittees. she is expected to tell lawmakers that human traffickers are using unaccompanied minors as a "white glove delivery service." let that sink in. a former border patrol agent is also expected to testify, claiming president biden's executive orders on the border were unconstitutional. one person is in critical condition and two others are hurt after scaffolding collapsed in manhattan yesterday. new york city officials say the platform crashed to the ground after being hit at a box truck. officers say the driver remained on the scene and was cooperative. city officials say there is no damage to the building. the owner was issued a violation. those are your headlines, lawrence.

back over to you, my friend. >> lawrence: no damage to the building? what about the people? thanks, carley. piers morgan has a special message for the "wailing, whiny wokesters" losing it over trump's win. >> steve: that is something to watch. we'll hear what the fema director says coming up next hour. this postelection news is resetting a lot of the landscape in washington and in america. he's got the judge in trump's new york case expected to rule, watching that next hour. you got the incoming trump team giving a boost to self-driving cars. trump and musk are going to watch a rocket launch today. what else do you do in a golden age? we will see you at the top of the hour. 10 minutes away, big show coming your way.

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black friday buildup event in store and online. >> brian: two weeks later. the left is losing their minds over donald trump's victory. >> clearly they don't give a [bleep] about us and those of you ladies with the internalized misogyny to do what you did. >> last night i told my mom and dad that because they voted for

someone who wants me dead, that they no longer have the privilege of having their daughter and granddaughters in their life. >> brian: want her dead. piers morgan saying the more liberals nash their feet and shave their hair the more ridiculous and irrelevant they sound. you can't say you are surprised by this reaction, or are you? >> i'm not surprised. they're reverting -- we're seeing it with bells on. i have had enough of it. will they just shut up. if they aren't shaving their heads, screaming and posting videos to tiktok or disowning their republican boyfriends for having the audacity to vote for a president who won by a landslide they are running off x, the social media platform. they're all quitting because they say it is toxic and can't bear it any longer. what they really mean is they're

sick and tired of people messaging them gloating about the fact they call this election spectacularly wrong. this election was a repudiation of everything they stand for. the word woke got taken to the wood shed and chopped up and they can't handle it. >> brian: you predicted it would be the greatest comeback ever and a big win so everybody knows. lastly also in sin sirte joe and mika met with hitler over the weekend and joe biden, democracy is over if trump wins. donald, visit the white house. they shake hands and talk for two hours. don't they know they've been played? >> it does make you wonder. supposedly he is a fascist, the new hitler, a threat to american democracy. that's what people like joe and mika and joe biden and kamala harris and everybody else all the liberals are screaming for years on end.

the moment he wins suddenly biden invites him to the white house, joe and mika are trotting to mar-a-lago. hysteria. over in the u.k. we have a bridge called the clifton suspension bridge in bristol. that bridge has actually announced they are quitting twitter. it is a bridge, not a human being. it is a bridge. they are quitting twitter. we'll no longer around the world get your updates from the clifton suspension bridge. these people are completely insane and i think now care for them and put our arms around them because they are mentally unwell. >> brian: advertisers while they might the guardian and others might be leaving twitter advertisers are coming back to twitter, which is now x. what does that tell you? >> it tells me that elon musk is now the second most powerful man in america and all these advertisers who tried to take him on and tried to score points

and tried to play the woke card against him. ironic because he, like trump, like most of trump's cabinet used to be democrats and realized they couldn't deal any longer with this insane woke mentality. it shows me that trump is now got this guy elon musk at his side and all the advertisers who ran away from him are realizing they put their chips on red in the casino and it came up black and better get their act in gear. i suspect that x and everything else that musk is involved in will be looked upon favorably by donald trump now that he is president of the united states again. all these woakes who tried to play the card against people like musk, it has come back to haunt them. >> brian: i have five seconds to fill and hemmer and dana are next. thanks and thanks for watching fox news. >> bill: good morning, everybody. will they call it already? the ballot