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 ballots -- the battle over

ballots coming to a head in pennsylvania. that state supreme court striking down a bid by democrats to count undated mail-in votes. you who do you do that? apparently you don't now. will that prompt the incumbent senator democrat bob casey to finally concede? maybe get an answer soon. live in new york i'm bill hemmer. big program starting now. how are you? >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." and you would imagine that this could probably end today but the democrats have been dragging this out. we're two weeks from election day and still going on. dave mccormick beat senator casey by 17,000 votes. that's within the margin of error -- to trigger an automatic recount. >> bill: officials wanted counties to include ballots who failed to write in the date. heavily democratic counties. >> dana: the ruling is a victory for republicans.

conservatives say it should have been a non-starter. >> imagine if republicans. if josh shapiro wants to be a leader he should make pennsylvania the blue state answer to florida. after the hanging chads in 2000. >> bill: the governor, democrat stepping in. nate foye has that from the new york city newsroom. where are we now, nate? good morning. >> good morning. senator-elect dave mccormick's campaign calls it a massive setback to casey's attempt to count illegal ballots. casey says he just wants to count every vote. pennsylvania supreme court ordered counties not to count mail-in ballots with incorrect dates. this reaffirms an earlier ruling that some democratic county officials promised to ignore. mccormick's campaign says buck county and others blatantly

violated the law to help senator casey. senator-elect mccormick is pleased with this ruling and looks forward to taking the oath of office in a few short weeks. pennsylvania governor josh shapiro is reminding election officials to follow state law saying quote, any insinuation that our laws can be ignored or do not matter is irresponsible and does damage to faith in our electoral process. after a bucks county election official promised on camera to count illegal ballots. >> i think we all know that precedent by a court doesn't matter anymore in this country and people violate laws any time they want. so for me if i violate this law it is because i want a court to pay attention to it. and there is nothing more important than counting votes. >> bucks county now says it will follow this order while philadelphia county says it will continue to fight through every legal avenue. the court ruling has some wondering why casey hasn't

conceded. he told fundraisers in a note last night quote, the answer is simple, pennsylvania deserves to have their voices heard and the worth of someone's vote is not determined by how long it takes to be counted. the replay will take place over the next week. >> bill: we're watching it. nate foye in new york. >> dana: we are awaiting a major decision out of new york. judge merchan is set to rule on trump's criminal conviction. trump's re-election upended a new york court's plans for falsifying business records. the question is really if you are following the bouncing ball, one of your favorite sayings, all these trump cases i will give you an update. this is the new york criminal case. we're waiting because his team said well he just won the election. can we see what we should do next? prosecution agreed to that.

now they have to go before a judge at 10:00 and find out what they say. the new york civil case the trump team appealed that and if you remember the trump appeal could actually be successful there. we're waiting to see. georgia election case there was supposed to be oral arguments next month and they're canceled. this one is paused at the moment. fani willis, we don't know what's happening at the moment. federal election interference case. the department of justice will dismiss that and also the same in the federal classified documents case. d.o.j. set to dismiss. if that happens we have just fewer ones to worry about. but there is all the bouncing balls hanging out there. >> bill: intrigue trying to keep up with them. read something from "the new york times." are you ready for this, trey gowdy? end the criminal cases against trump. it reads democracy's ultimate verdict when these prosecutions was rendered by voters on

election day. charges were front and center in the campaign despite the prosecution's more than 75 million people the majority of the popular vote decided to send him back to the white house. so now you have a judge in lower manhattan, judge merchan who has barely cut a trump team a break throughout the entire case. what does he do next hour? >> oh, he didn't cut any breaks. i was there for part of it. i have never seen a more pro-prosecution judge. how do you hold something in abeyance for four years or hold the sword over the leader of the free world's head for four years? i don't think you can hold it in abeyance. you can't sentence him. he is then a convicted felon. i can't possess a firearm but i have the nuclear codes. that is absurd. he hasn't had an evidentiary hearing on presidential immunity. look, the prosecution said they there are competing interests. not anymore.

the competition is over. they lost. he needs to end the case. i never agree with "the new york times." i had to restart my heart when you were reading that but they're right. they need to end. he won, the competition is over. >> dana: the other one is the georgia court canceled oral arguments in the trump appeal and the georgia court filing says the oral arguments scheduled to take place december 5th at 10:30 a.m. is canceled until further order of this court. what do you think that means? >> i think fani willis and nathan wade will be in court sooner than donald trump will be in court. if i had to lay money on who will go to trial quicker it would be fani willis and nathan wade versus donald trump. that thing isn't going anywhere. it was already a lifetime channel movie. it was a joke before he won the presidency. so if i'm fani willis i have a better chance of going to prison than donald trump does. >> bill: what do you think

during this campaign trump kept talking about lawfare. a lot of his allies did as well. you've watched this various court cases. i don't know how you felt about the documents case in florida or the jack smith thing in washington, d.c. coming after january 6th but when you look at all of them and think that there is a possibility they could all be now dissolved, 0 for four. you are a man of the law. that is your profession. what do you think of how this went? >> do not use the justice system as a weapon. and the message for republicans is don't do it on the other side, either, with this absurd a.g. pick that you just made. justice is different. it is a combination of policy, law and also morality. you do not use our justice system as a political weapon. voters rejected it in november and they will reject it if

republicans try to do it also. some things rise above the din. the justice system is one of those things. >> dana: always good to see you. a lot is happening today. no doubt we'll see you again. thank you for joining us. >> we have to find over 300,000 children released into this country to so-called sponsors that the government can't find. we have to find them children and try to save them. >> dana: tom homan is vowing to find the thousands of unaccompanied migrant children lost by the biden administration. this afternoon the house homeland security subcommittee will hold a hearing on that very issue. jeff paul has the latest from los angeles. what do you know, jeff? >> we're just a few hours away from that hearing on migrant children who went missing under the biden-harris administration and expecting to hear from several key witnesses including a retired border patrol agent and a former health and human services employee. that hhs whistleblower will testify about the deeply flawed

inadequate process by which hhs places kids with sponsors. a report was released earlier in the year by the inspector general confirmed they lost track of tens of thousands of unaccompanied migrant children. the report detailed that out of 365,000 who were released to sponsors, tens of thousands of them haven't showed up for their hearings and many more weren't given orders to appear. so not only do we not know where they are but we don't know even if they are safe. at the moment it doesn't appear the hhs office task with refugee resettlement is taking any responsibility. >> does not monitor or track the whereabouts of children after they are released from our care. >> the report indicates what ends up happening with these kids is that they are often exploited without a way to monitor their location or status, immigration and customs

enforcement has no assurance the kids are safe from trafficking, exploitation and forced labor. one of the topics tom homan has emphasized recently and told fox news president-elect trump isn't just committed to a deportation operation but targeting the worst of the worst and homan says that means finding migrant children, some being exploited and putting them back with their families. >> dana: jeff paul in l.a. thank you. >> it does appear they told employees that and it appears this is not an isolated incident. we believe this is a pattern. this is a pattern dating back for the three previous years all throughout the biden-harris administration. >> bill: fema is on the hot seat in a significant way over allegations of bias against trump supporters giving out aid after a hurricane. the agency's administrator will face tough questions moments from now and we'll watch for that on the hill coming up.

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government efficiency with vivek ramaswamy. trump selected his transportation secretary nominee former wisconsin congressman sean duffy take over from a biden administration facing massive supply chain disruptions as the economy return from covid. train derailment in ohio, bridge collapse in baltimore and series of other rail and port challenges. of duffy trump writes he will prioritize -- he will make our skies safe again by eliminating dei for pilots and air traffic controllers. trump has moved quickly to select his cabinet. he still is considering his treasury secretary choice. aside from former fed government and global management ceo he is also considering his transition co-chair lutnick and others, musk is weighing in on this decision writing my view for

what it's worth is that bessent is a business as usual choice whereas lutnick will enact change. business as usual is driving america bankrupt. perhaps the two will discuss this today. that launch spacex launch in brownsville is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. central time. >> bill: watching that. nice to see you in florida. thank you, sir. >> dana: as rich mentioned trump's cabinet is filling up. one post remains in the air, the one he was talking about. the next treasury secretary. the ceo of strategic wealth partners joins us now. here is one of the things to pull up here. possible treasury secretary picks per the "new york times." warsh, lutnick, helped on the transition and bessent and someone close to trump recently and an investor. for the people who voted on the economy, does one of these

matter? are they all good options? >> they do matter. when you look at bessent and lutnick, both of those individuals are pro-crypto. if we go back to trump's campaign he made a big push towards really mass adoption of crypto and us having the ability to embrace crypto , all those things. i heard somebody had a report out there as dog people i heard there were more crypto owners in the united states than dog owners. haven't verified that. >> dana: does crypto bring down grocery prices? >> no. when you look at what the treasury secretary is tasked with tariffs and taxes and debt and deficit. once your interest costs exceed 14% of your tax receipts, which is where we're at now. we have crossed over that level. the market forces austerity. when you issue new debt you have to issue it at higher rates. that crowds out private

investment and slows the economy and wage gains for the middle class, lower income people and keeping up with inflation that much more difficult. >> bill: based on his track record now if he knew who he wanted we would know that already. but we don't. >> he has been very methodical in this one. the nominations i believe came out at the fastest pace ever so far but this one has required a heck of a lot more thought. it should. it's a very important post. >> bill: move to another position. trump team seeking to ease u.s. rules for self-driving cars. he and elon musk have been inseparable. we see tesla stock on a tear ever since election day. what can he do with regard to regulations to put this on a more favorable path for the consumer to develop it quicker? >> first things first. it is important to point out that president trump is not

anti-ev. he has always been anti-ev mandate. let the free market dictate how quickly we adopt evs overall. this specific rule relates to autonomous driving. self-driving vehicles. one of tesla's biggest growth drivers has been the robo tax he initiative. that will be hugely profitable for them over the next few years. what trump is looking to do potentially is increase the amounts of self-driving cars each manufacturer can release in a given year. i want to say it was capped at 2500 per manufacturer per year. very low. in the past he was trying to get that number up to 100,000. i think he will push to do that. tesla without a doubt when it comes to autonomous vehicles they have the best technology and first mover advantage and you will like this, bill, nvidia makes the best chips for

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unprovoked. vicious attacks. it has new york authorities searching for answers happening in broad daylight in the space of less than 2 1/2 hours. the first stabbing 8:30 monday morning. a 36-year-old construction worker standing by his work site on manhattan's west side without warning he was stabbed in the abdomen. two hours later across the island a 68-year-old man was stabbed while fishing in the east river. both men died shortly after the stabbings. a third attack just before 11:00 a.m. 36-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times near the united nations complex and pronounced dead at the hospital. 51-year-old homeless man with mental health issues was nabbed after a passing cab driver who saw the third attack alerted police. >> i saw the guy in suit and earphones trying to look for a suspect. he pointed toward that homeless guy because apparently he was

doing something. >> mayor adams yesterday on mental health in the city. >> it is a clear, clear example of the criminal justice system, mental health system, that continues to fail new yorkers. our hearts go out to the families, goes out to other new yorkers who observed such a terrible action. we keep them in our prayers. >> sources tell the "new york post" rivera con fenced to the stabbing. sin tensed a few months ago and arrested last month in a grand larceny case. officials are trying to find out why he was on the streets. >> dana: lauren green, thank you. >> bill: we want to share this with you. the markets are open for trading about two minutes ago. we'll be down at least at the opening here. when the all dow 30 components are open we expect to be down over 500 points. overnight the ukrainians upon

the authority of the u.s. president were given the authority to fire what's called an attack missile into russia. an attack is an army tactical missile system with a distance of 190 miles. up to this point in the war u.s. policy has been to refrain the ukrainians and zelenskyy from using this type of weapon. now based on the early read-out on this they fired six overnight. the ukrainians said they were targeting an army depot that had a lot of weapons. there were secondary and third explosions there. the russians are claiming they shot five of the six missiles out of the air. when the dust settled the russians now are talking about their own nuclear charter and when and how they use it. so that's what is happening in the ukraine war. we'll keep a close eye on the story and bring in dan hoffman next hour to bring us up to speed what we need to pay

attention to. it appears that conflict may be going to a new level. we'll see. >> dana: the pennsylvania supreme court striking down the push to count mail-in ballots non-dated. it is a victory for dave mccormick heading toward a recount against bob casey. karl rove joins us now. the pennsylvania governor did side with -- basically against illegal ballot counting. let me read it to you. any insinuation our laws can go ignored or don't matter is irresponsible and does damage to faith in the electoral process. the rule of law matters in pennsylvania. it is critical for counties in both parties to respect it. do you imagine it might get resolved soon, karl? >> absolutely it will get resolved. this was a last-ditch effort by five jurisdictions, democratic jurisdictions to count ballots

in violation of state law that says you have to have a date on the ballot and so forth. specific requirements. this is one of the more extraordinary comments, the board chairman in bucks county, a democrat said in announcing a 2-one vote to count the illegal ballots said people violate laws any time they want. so for me if i violate this law it is because i want a court to pay attention. november 1st the pennsylvania supreme court said you can't count these ballots that don't have a date and don't meet the other statutory requirements of the laws of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. she had already been told by the supreme court not to count these ballots. this was a desperate last-minute attempt to say let me count the illegal ballots and, of course, the court said no and good for the governor, the democratic governor to stay the democrative board chairman in bucks and four

other democratic counties in the city of philadelphia have no authority to violate the law because they want to. >> bill: the difference is.3%. automatic recount in pennsylvania, right? >> right. >> casey is down 17,500. another story here. polis is the the democrat governor in colorado. run through a couple of things here. he sent this tweet out on x saying thank you, cory booker, democratic senator, for keeping an open mind on robert kennedy junior. then you got "politico" saying senator cory booker sounds like rfk junior or vice verse is a. cory booker saying that food in america is not good for you. go ahead and roll this video from x. >> food in american is making us sick. it's driving the highest levels of disease and suffering in our nation's history. and our food system is putting

our farmers in economic crisis. i don't care if you are a democrat, republican or independent. this isn't a partisan fight. it is literally a fight for our lives. >> bill: i don't know how you come down on this, karl. any education is a good education. if kennedy is confirmed and he wants to teach us about the food we're putting in our bodies, fine. then we can make a decision as to whether or not we want to continue with our eating habits. what is your view? >> well, you know, there is a big difference between education and sort of a nanny state. if robert f. kennedy, jr. becomes secretary of health and human services telling us not to have big macs i don't think the american people will react positively. some of the ideas he espoused regarding our food system cause american ranchers and farmers to be a little nervous about the nanny state and what they might be subjected to in the form of

new regulations and new requirements. and so this is not -- it's not simply eat healthy. eat your vegetables. have the broccoli. this may have deeper consequences than that. >> dana: also there is the usda is the other place where this would matter. school lunches. michelle obama wanted to do something about this but i think this goes a little deeper when you talk about the chemicals as well. is that the domestic policy council at the white house that would handle that? >> yes, but both the department of agriculture with regard to the diet that we have and school lunch programs and the department of health and human services with its regulatory powers could have a great deal to do with setting standards for what kind of food we're allowed to eat. this should not be taken lightly. i thought it was interesting you have governor polis, a democrat from colorado, who is a very

interesting some would say quirky person, coming out to the defense of robert kennedy and working it looks like calling members of congress or at least thanking members of congress for having said things that are constructive and supportive of robert f. kennedy. one nomination that has bipartisan support. >> bill: we'll see what we get. talk to you soon. >> dana: thank you. a brand-new episode on politics. my guest is ben shapiro. we have a good conversation. check it out. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: it was a battle for bragging rights in the lone star state. >> bill: second and 6 rush. knocked out of his hands and in the arms of geten. the return for the touchdown by barnet. >> dana: it wasn't even close.

texans dominating the cowboys winning 34-ten giving the cowboys their fifth straight loss. defensive play of the game. he returned the fumble for the touchdown. cowboys are in the soup. >> bill: without the guy, too, prescott, the quarterback. he got hurt. >> dana: sorry. >> bill: we all get hurt. except for my guy joey b. tom homan. let's get to the border. check it out. >> i want you to listen to that tape of that young lady fighting for her life. fighting for her breath. she did not want to die. he should have been arrested by ice in new york city. they are a sanctuary city. he should never be in the country. >> bill: that is tom homan on the murder of laken riley in georgia. the illegal im grant in court right now and we're watching it with a camera in the courtroom. on fox nation, a must-see serry.

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>> it is new. there are all sorts of parts of los angeles that have been mobbed by a gang of leftist bullies for years now and if you showed any sign of even being curious about president trump and what it could possibly mean for your family and the economy, you were canceled. so this whole thing, this entire reaction is the pendulum swinging against cancellation because people are sick of it. people want to be curious and they also want something different. it is not just in rural parts of the country. it is in these big cities where they've gotten unlivable and too expensive. people want their cities back. >> bill: they want them cleaner and safer. it took eight years to get there but it is okay to come out of the closet. >> the first time it does feel in blue areas it is not controversial to be a trump supporter anymore. trump did better in all but two states than he did this year. he won utah.

it leaves one, washington. a lot of people who went to the madison square garden rally and stood outside for hours and particularly with african-american supporters there was a level of compliance. they were told you can't support trump and republican because of who you are. they say enough is enough. i've been thinking about this a lot this wing. at the golden globes meryl streep. that was the beginning of the end with hollywood. they may make more money and more powerful than me. i don't care about what they have to say anymore. fast forward to now and look at the ufc event and all the support that republicans are getting as a result. >> dana: we saw this as well. the cultural shift on the football field with athletes saying i'll do this little trump dance which could use a little more rhythm frankly.

let's play some of it for you and get kennedy to react. that's captain america, the captain of the u.s. men's national team doing the trump dance. he said i was doing the trump dance. >> it used to be something that could get you canceled and then for a while it could make people really mad. so if it makes people mad and makes people laugh now it is a win and they were told for so long that they were brutes and that they were thugs. >> dana: or you couldn't express anything or you might get canceled. >> or you could kneel nor the national anthem. no one wants to do that anymore. we want to be proud of our country. >> bill: that was also the fight. trump is in the front row, this guy wins, the one is for you. >> gave him the belt. i wonder what it was like to be donald trump in that moment. he must have been taken aback by that. all eyes were on jon jones and

he does the trump dance and gives donald trump the belt. it didn't matter in the end but if it happened before the election what a moment that would have been as well. >> almost as good as the french fries. >> dana: democrats are trying to figure out a way to find their footing. >> bill: big time. and they will. they will. they'll come around to it. how about nick for the 49ers. he photo bombs an interview, the nfl fines him with a maga hat. the following week he gets the sack and gets the trump dance. >> that was the match that lit the trump dance wildfire. >> bill: thank you, carley. we are awaiting a significant decision by a judge in new york on president-elect trump's new york criminal case. he will make a decision whether or not to uphold the conviction or throw it out. we'll have it as soon as it happens. watching it carefully.

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confirmed? >> thanks so much, dana. i want to start by expressing my thanks and appreciation to president trump and to congratulate him again on his historic election victory. one for the history books when you think about it from the lawfare he overcame to being shot and for me as i go forward the first thing is to get together with the president's team. make sure i am 100% understand his agenda. after all, it will be his administration and what he will be pushing. there are a couple of top issues. looking at tech censorship. free speech is the bedrock of our democracy and there has been this unprecedented surge in censorship over the last couple of years and we to restore first amendment's rights and our approach to media. bezos did an op-ed saying americans don't trust the news media. now they are the least trusted

of all. he is speaking a lot of truth there. the status quo when it comes to legacy media needs to change. three, we have a real opportunity to get the economy going and creating jobs. when president trump came in in 2017 we were be lined the eight ball in communications policy and he turned things around and that's what will happen again. free up more spectrum and permitting reform. rural broadband. that's the key there. the space economy. i'm on south padre island now. another starship launch later today. it can't take longer to move permitting paper from one desk to another than it does to build and launch the rockets. we'll unleash america's private sector again. >> dana: what can the fcc do to help legacy media? >> there is a lot the fcc can do. broadcasters are differently situated. free access to the airwaves and licensed by the fcc and exchange

they have to be in the public interest. it is important we take a look at that and reinvigorate it. also a new complaint at the fcc still having to do with cbs and they have a transaction before the fcc. that complaint over the cbs60 minutes transcript will arise in the review of that transaction. >> dana: forbes magazine had this headline. how elon musk could benefit from fcc chairman carr. how would you respond to that headline? >> over the last couple of years president trump stood -- president biden stood at the podium and said elon musk is worth being looked into. ever since then the regulatory agencies have put law information. they revoked an $800 million award. every agency started

investigating him. it is time for the american government to not give people different treatment based on their last name. everybody will get a fair shake from the government going forward. >> dana: the most budget request said promoting dei was the agency's highest goal. starting next year the fcc will end its promotion of dei. tell me more. >> we need to get back to common sense in the government. the idea the federal communications commission lists as a second highest priority promoting dei, there is no place for that. when the transition is complete and when we come in the fcc will end its promotion of dei and focus on our core mission, rural broadband, accelerating permitting for the satellite industry. those are the steps we'll take. promoting national security. it will be a lot of fun. >> dana: enjoy that and thank you for coming on the program. we appreciate it. >> thanks.