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♪ ♪ >> lawrence: it is 8:00 a.m. on the east coast november 20th, this is "fox & friends." president-elect trump names education secretary despite getting rid of $200 billion agents. just be when jordan peterson about school choice. >> all of the education system k-12 is beyond comprehension. down to the state level in a diverse range of choices. >> plus texas offers to help combat the crisis at the border as we learned well over s with deportation orders have not left the country, even though they were told they had to. >> ainsley: plus, two-time

super bowl champs john elway joins us. the final hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and remember mornings are better with friends. >> brian: president-elect trump standing firm on choosing florida congressman matt gaetz as ag. >> ainsley: vice president-elect j.d. vance heads to capitol hill to shore up trump's cabinet pay picks. >> ainsley: rich edson. >> good morning, steve, ainsley, brian, the process is beginning as senator j.d. vance is going to introduce some of president-elect trump's cabinet choices before the confirmation hearings in this process begins. skepticism among senators surrounding trump's picked for attorney general, matt gaetz. investigating for sexual misconduct and illegal

drug use but despite that trump is sticking with the florida congressman. >> mr. president are you reconsidering the nomination of matt gaetz? >> there you have it meeting with, pete hegseth and u.n. ambassador pick, elise stefanik and veterans affairs secretary, choice doug collins. more loving ahead and the president-elect the cochair of the transition cantor fitzgerald howard lutnick as commerce secretary. he was in the conversation for treasury and hurt search and tense and that it dr. oz to run medicare and medicaid. and wrestling executive and former administrator at small business administrator in the per trump term linda mcmahon is the education secretary nominee. trump wrote, "we will send education back to the states and linda will spearhead that effort and that is getting rid of the department of education."

something that trump will need congress to sign off on her to back you. >> steve: add the, i have a question for you, they will sell matt gaetz to the senator but everybody knows him. he has been a sitting congressman for a number of years so they already know the guy, right customer pico yeah, they do. they don't know him as personally serving in the other chamber but look, this will be the sales pitch from matt gaetz himself from the president, vice president-elect senator j.d. vance and they will make their best pitch to skeptical senators to jump on board and get the nominations through the senate. it is a process that is as old as the nominations are going up in meeting with senator's face to face. he's got to go through that. >> brian: thanks a lot, rich, what i love about the next step is it is up to them hereto it is up to matt gaetz to prepare and

give his mission and take the mr board the senate committee hearing that the republicans likely to vote against him and i think mitch mcconnell is a no and michalski will be and no. collins goes to murkowski and kramer has been on the record with huge problems and cassidy so this this will be the toughest. because you have j.d. vance to break the tie. so if you have four it is done. one thing about it, no one can't say he can't communicate and he's not smart to. the question is can he sell a different person, then he has shown in the house. that is not somebody to unify around speech for law law and o. >> lawrence: ainsley, i make this point several times, no matter what you think about him on a personal level, of the ethics committee investigation and apparently the document will come out anyway.

but why did the department of justice drop the investigation? if you have the goods in the witness statements and all of that, the department of justice had all of that and decided not to charge. you can't use that unless they are going to charge him now, go for it. >> ainsley: there were not commit criminal charges and we will learn all of that but we don't know the details. that was about to be released and he decided to take this position or run for this position and stepped down as a congressman so the report never came out. we will learn about it during the confirmation hearing. in the meantime, linda mcmahon is the last one with the education secretary and they need so much help with the education system. she is part of the transition team, the cochair working on this for months. small business administrator during trump's first term. she cofounded with her has been the wwe and appointed to the

connecticut board of education 2009 and former candidate to represent canada in the u.s. senate. >> brian: the documentary now and she has such a great business person in a fantastic job in small business association too. >> steve: she will do education and howard lutnick will be commerce. it sounded like for a while, howard lutnick was up for treasury. there is a story out this morning i believe axios and i believe we know with two whether people. we were talking about kevin warsh, who was one of the guys at the federal reserve and marc rowan dojo private equity guy. in addition to those two in the finalist for treasury apparently according to axios phil haggerty private equity guy and the ambassador to japan and he has o recently and he went to texas to watch the blastoff of the spacex rocket ship yesterday.

so maybe, maybe senator bill hegarty. >> brian: scott bessent go to my neighbor chief assistant and a smart as he is, even a more ethical person and one of the finest people she has ever met. an interesting guy and number of plays on radio and tv but meanwhile a chance on tv to talk to ray kelly about what happened in new york because what is happening around the country, you have the story of two major stories, danny penny who is the good merten who stands up and use marine training to subdue a would-be attacker and threatening to kill everybody on the same way train. he is looking at 18 years in prison. you have ramon rivera, 50 something-year-old arrested eight separate times and got up yesterday morning or the day before and decided to, i am going to kill people. randomly stabbed three people and the reason given, they were

alone and distracted and wiped out their lives. without any contrition, shows up in court looking crazy as he looks in that shot and will go into prison the best of his life. that is new york in a nutshell. take out the good samaritan and let out the lunatics. speed tooth started out two and a half hours and went from the website to the east side and sto man and one woman and they all died 36-year-old construction worker. then he went to the east side and a man was fishing, 67-year-old man fishing stabbed him to death and then a woman 36 years old stabbed to death next. to the police were able to nab him and it turns out he has a rap sheet. >> lawrence: beautiful area. >> steve: the united nations and it's not supposed to happen. look at the evidence they are gathering. what is interesting is i heard mayor adams on the radio at a press conference, well, look,

clearly the guy had mental health issues. we don't have enough bags for people who have mental health challenges. in other words, give us more money and we will let these people -- but that's not how it works. >> law >> lawrence: their problem has become our problem. this is what daniel penny was dealing with on the subway. and you don't know the person has a knife or not. we are supposed to wait until pull out a gun or a knife before we intervene? i think if you have a sister, daughter, loved one that rides the subway and you want daniel penny to step up if you are not there. you don't want to take that chance to see what would happen. >> brian: so, kelly talked about this and seen a lot in his time and served as police commissioner twice and the longest serving ever. watch. speak of that type of confrontation happens every day on the streets of new york particularly midtown manhattan. people are out threatening those

going about their business. sometimes it results in assault and sometimes it doesn't. this is still a major problem. we have to get these types of people up at the street. there is no realistic movement to do that now. interestingly and the daniel penny case, a testimony yesterday from somebody from the medical examiner's office that said they went to literally thousands of pages of mr mr. neely's records as far as psychiatric problems. so yeah, the district attorney doesn't want to have that admitted. that daniel penny was a hero by anyone's definition. anyone crafted in a situation with a man who is deranged and could murder people, we want that type of intervention. >> steve: one of the things about it as you look on the street sixth avenue in new york city, absolute randomness of what happened.

you have a car full of people going to work, going to the grocery store, going to places and that happened. then you have the guy with a knife a great, big butcher knife the kind on a thanksgiving turkey, out killing people in new york streets. who will come to new york city for a holiday if you don't know that these people are doing? >> brian: is there a marine watching those stabbings that said i will not get involved? i have a family and can't end up in jail for 20 years? >> ainsley: it is so jacked up. >> brian: by the way, they said he was a hero and of course race is a factor. al sharpton is out there with a group flocking subways until daniel annie was arraigned days later. >> lawrence: what about the black guy that helped him down and the district attorney said they would cut a deal with and change the story on the stand multiple times and lied to the cops as well. if you are going to charge

daniel penny with a choke hold the, maybe you should charge the other guy that hold him down as well questioning. >> brian: how about alvin bragg tossing out his background? this guy is a menace to society was going to kill somebody or get killed. he wanted to get a hold. >> ainsley: maybe there is somebody on the jury, like you said, mother or daughter where want to help him. this guy runs on the subway train and says, "i don't care if i die!" threatening everybody and good samaritan holds him down to prevent going for the mom or the baby. yes, it is a tragedy that he died, but no one wants anybody to die. what did the guy expect to happen running on a train saying all of that question marks before all 12 people on the jure thinking to themselves, i ride the subway and what would i do? >> brian: i think probably he will walk. >> politics as one but this is

new york city where the criminals in so many people defend the criminal instead of the victims. >> lawrence: i respect the process but i'm letting everyone know if he goes behind bars for this, no one is stepping up anymore and no one is going to help you out. no one is going to help you out. >> steve: i believe he received hundreds of thousands of millions of dollars for criminal defense money and that is paid for, his lawyers, which is very kind of people. meanwhile, the southern border, texas will add floating thoroughlis in the rio grande river despite last year's lawsuit from the biden administration that had them un. >> lawrence: alexandria hoff joins us from the white house. >> good to be with you. the biden-harris administration sued over the buoy with humanitarian harm and alleged texas did not have the authority to install the 1,000-foot barrier. two it is defined to keep unvented individuals from

illegal crossings and greg abbott said more louises are being deployed to. what was at one time a texas problem turned out to be a problem for the entire united states of america and that compelled americans to get up at arms angry about what biden-harris had done make sure elected president who will solve it. but know this, shone, we are not living up there until we will continue efforts and tomorrow morning we will put more buoys in the rio grande river to deny illegal entry into the state of texas. >> ainsley: governor abbott supports large-scale deportation plan. fox news exclusively learned texas offering 1400 acres to assist with the efforts. the link commissioner buckingham president-elect trump in stark county with coordination of the largest deportation of violent criminals in the nation's history. u.s. official tells fox news they are currently 1.4 million

illegal immigrants who have final orders every mobile with 13,000 in federal ace custody. katie hobbs said her state will not assist with this deportation plan. she called it "misguided." steve lawrence. >> steve: alexandra, day went the president will declare a national emergency and use the military but yesterday they kind of explained a little more. the military will not actually be used for deportation but more administration and logistics, right? >> it would be needed and manpower is needed in this monumental effort to. that is why the land will be beneficial to be used as construction location for housing and whatnot, but it will be for processing in many ways. the other side has made this into an alarming military idea. but yeah, we have seen that at the border. we have had national guard come in for processing needed for so

many people. >> ainsley: if we know this will happen pay one, does tom homan have a list of 1.4 million illegals that is supposed to be mounted up? are they working on that now? >> that is a good question. i talked to trump briefly the other day, and i'm serious that individuals in mind for those flagged in custody. but we'll have to see if there is a group designated to. they want some good news for the next show america's newsroom, governor abbott will talk about those buoys and much more and i wonder if the states will follow his lead. trey yingst sitting him with president zelenskyy. >> of course, anyway, we both stay and fight.

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♪ ♪ >> brian: fox news alert, u.s. embassy in kyiv shut down russian air attack and this comes after president biden gave the green light for ukraine to use attack missiles to strike it fresh up for. vladimir putin threatening to

use -- and black saturday author, trey yingst joins us after they interfere with president zelenskyy yesterday. we will hear more in a moment but first off, you go back now and what is the big difference? >> brian, good morning. many things in ukraine are the actually the same as two years ago when the russians launch tht invasion february 24, 2022. just hours after we arrived in the country air raid signs from kyiv to tel aviv to bomb shelters as the bombs continue air and ground attacks. they are using iranian drones and missiles to target major population centers here. there is real concern following approval from the americans allowing ukrainians to launch long-range missiles into russian territory that there will be further rush of retaliation. we heard air raid sirens from that capital at key ads.

the u.s. embassy in the population center of 4 million people with a issued rare alert. at the u.s. embassy in kyiv information of potential significant air attack november 20th. the embassy will be closed and recommends u.s. citizens prepare to shelter in the event of a or alert if one is announced. this is significant and unprecedented to see the embassy closed in ukrainian capital. earlier today i spoke with the mayor of kiev and wanting to stay close to shelters that emphasize 1.18 ukraine has been under attack a thousand days and missile attacks against the city and other major population centers across the country are not rare at all. >> brian: yesterday, we understand eight missiles into corushed down from the missiles because we don't know the damage but they interfere with president zelenskyy. they have not seen at home and you lived it, watch. >> have you accepted at under

any sort of cease-fire agreement for peace deal that some ukrainian territory may remain in russia's hands? >> we cannot legally acknowledge any territory of ukraine as russian and that is territory that used to be occupied by putin before the full scale invasion since 2014. legally, we are not acknowledging that. we are not adopting that. on the other hand, we understand so far we don't have that much force. so the weapons in our hands, we can push back the line of 1981. >> when we look at the diplomatic redlines for the russians, the other side of this ultimate negotiation that will take place one day, one of those redlines is crimea go to a portion of ukraine that was annexed in 2014.

president vladimir putin has been clear crimea will never return to their hands. are you willing to give up crimea in pursuit to peace deal to end this and stop the bloodshed in europe? >> i was already mentioning that we are ready to bring crimea back diplomatically. we cannot spend thousands of thousands on our people so they perish for the sake of crimea to come back. it is not the fact we can bring it back with the arms in our hands. we understand crimea can be brought back medically. >> brian: so we spent more than ten hours with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy on the eastern front lines and he said they will continue fighting evef u.s. support is cut, but he did tell us he believes ukraine will lose the war if ukraine loses military funding from the united states. >> brian: real quick you were in the beginning of the where

with him and interviewed him before. he looks the same a guy not seen as family everyday 4,000 days but what is your take away? >> he was jovial. he was talkative about the situation on the ground. later on "fox," regarding u.s. white missiles. i asked him, have you considered this and is the biden administration willing to let ukraine fire missiles and to russia he said not yet. we haven't fired any today. hours later according to reports, zelenskyy ordered strikes into russian territory. he is still very active in the process, despite a young leader with not a lot of military background he were know he wants to continue the fight and calling on incoming administration to support him in those efforts. >> brian: there are bad guys in the fight and it's not him or they ukrainians. tray, we look forward to see

more of your interview from one or its own to another. pick up a copy of his book, "black saturday" now let's go over to carley. some news university of iowa said pin mimics a spinning chapter alpha delta phi with hazing claims. the place down blindfolded pledges and covered with food and officers rediscovered at the same responding to fire alarm and one person who was not a student does not live in the house facing charges for reportedly trying to block officers from entering the room. some wild video out of cleveland and an intern for the gimmick working for ohio apartment have transportation avoids getting hit by high-speed wrong-way driver. getting out of the way after the car smashes into a d.o.t. vehicle. the driver was trying to escape. the suspect behind the wheel drunk. those are your headlines, brian,

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rose ibarra's attorney to prove their client is innocent. after the prosecution rested their case code to the defense called their first two witnesse. throughout the trial of the evidence alluded that someone else may have killed riley, even suggesting it may have been ibarra's brother diego. a woman lived in the same a complex as the brother said this about interaction with the ache of the night of the murder. >> he said, "if you tell them, i will tell them you did it, and i will kill you too." during cross-examination, the woman admitted to prosecutors she was drinking that day and this... >> you had a sexual relationship with the 17, is that correct? you don't have a constitutional

right to plead the fifth. and you actually purchased a phone from diego, right? and you took it off because you found out he was having a relationship with another woman, correct? >> correct, yes, ma'am. >> diego himself took the stand, but there is an issue. he was in federal custody and charged with a fake green card and his lawyer not present. it is unclear for people to testify today. went the prosecution wrapping up yesterday, they showed the final moments riley was seen alive and this is a few minutes into her month and a few minutes before she called 911. back out here live, guys, 30 minutes from now we are expected to see what happens and against this pain could wrap up today. i will send it back to you. >> brian: we will be there. incoming trump administration floating the idea of abolishing the department of education after they tap new secretary new secretary of education's. linda mcmahon yesterday. what could the future of public

education look like? >> ainsley: dr. jordan peterson with the peterson academy with his daughter to offer free from indoctrination. >> brian: left to pick it up, a book, "we who wrestle with god." i spoke to them yesterday, watch. >> do start of the peterson at harmony right up your alley. and talking about abolishing the department of education but they want to bring it to the states, but is there a danger to that? if you bring it to a state going to the left, a generation of people in the state that will grow up may be so-called woke. as they were a danger to that dr. peterson? >> that has already happened, and i would say more diverse range of choices at the state level is likely to be an improvement from the perspective of people on the classical or liberal or conservative sayyid. k-12 is well beyond all

comprehension because the faculties of the certification. there is not a more pathological discipline in the universities as bad as they are up that leads to education. conservatives being asleep at the wheel for four generations by allowing incompetence and malevolent incompetence at the faculties of education certifying people to teach your children. it evolves down to the state level, diverse choices and liberals will have a fighting chance against the progressive mob. >> going for a certification in every way possible. but what is your charger and how does that respond to the challenges that exist in our country and canada? >> i think our hope is to drastically reduce education. education costs $200,000 or 300,000 to get a degree. educated by people who are

particularly good at educating and it doesn't lead to a career. bit is a massive scheme. we basically figured out harvard is a hedge fund. it is really bad and people are falling for this. we were hoping and i think we have accomplished it to offer proper education from world-class professors around the world that ideologically free and actually improves people's lives and doesn't leave them resentful and full of hate for basically for free. you know questioning that is what we are hoping to do because the more you are educated the, the more the doors of opportuniy open to you. my data, obviously told me that. >> this is working and we are fully capitalized for four years. we will have a full curriculum no time flat. we will redouble us level of education by 95%. >> brian: you have a brand-new book out this week "we who wrestle with god." what is the focus, dr. peterson?

i returned to the source because western civilization in the biblical library because the bible is the library. it is a story of i suppose you could say productive voluntary sacrifice. it is actually the correct story for endless number of reasons. and we who wrestle with god, i explained why that is and scientifically credible and theological sound. >> brian: michaela, these boys told to you with dr. peterson the parent? >> oh, definitely. our living room was similar to his lectures online. i'm not even joking. i started learning about particularly the psychological significance of the bible may be i was eight. maybe younger. very young. so yeah, this is him. >> brian: dr. peterson, people out there and i'm not a

religious scholar and i don't need that book. what would you say to them? >> it is not the east to figure out what you need. if your life is perfect and you are walking in the garden of eden hand-in-hand with god, you don't have anything to worry about. but if things could be better for you and the people around you and you want your life to be more deeply meaningful and fulfilling, but is unbelievably useful to know what the stories mean. it is incontrovertible fact that the free societies of the world that people find desirable, countries that people move to buy voting with their feet, are all founded on the stories that are part of the biblical library. so, either that is a consequence of chance, which is highly unlikely, or they were a something to the stories that allows us to establish societies that are the best societies, most productive societies and free of societies ever established.

speed when i feel like i signed up for the peterson academy. we who wrestle with god, great to meet you, michaela, dr. peterson, it will be a runaway best seller and i will see you soon. >> thank you very much, brian, thank you for having us. >> he's been talking about god, even has a little kid. >> ainsley: that is amazing. i let that interview. >> brian: thanks, pick up that book but you probably don't need it. just be to his mom is a preacher. >> lawrence: it is late to say that. need to speaking of lessons from the bible, we are thrilled to have the new series "the saints" on fox nation. >> lawrence: name that seemed. >> high five. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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trey trey trey trey >> brian: on sunday beau nix threw for 300 yards, four touchdowns, 80% completion rate. >> ainsley: joining us now a guy who led the broncos to two super bowl. >> steve: hall of famer john elway joins us right now. >> good morning. good to see you. >> steve: good to see and hear you as well. what do you make of bo nix? >> a very talented young man and

peyton is doing a tremendous job bringing him along. a lot of experience in college, over 60 starts. i think maturity level you are seeing that he continues to get better each week as he did last week going forare the four touchdowns. everybody in denver is excited about bo nix. >> brian: do you miss being part of the organization and putting the team together? playing is one thing. as an executive you were having a lot of success there. do you miss it? >> you know, my dad was a football coach. i thought when i did get away from it that i might miss it. i have actually kind of enjoying the retired life and playing a lot of golf. i still watch week in and week out. i'm kind of glad i got away from the game and enjoying my life now and got some -- ten grandkids and have a lot of gyms to see and spend time with.

>> ainsley: amazing. congratulations. i know you are one of 17 million men, mostly men this hand condition effects and makes it difficult to shake hands and hold a coffee mug or throw a ball. tell us more about that? >> it might be the connection. we couldn't hear the beginning of his first answer. >> steve: are you there? i think we might have lost the connection. >> ainsley: no. >> brian: we hopped out of audio. >> steve: what you are talking about is something called dupitrons contracture. >> brian: sometimes the contractures after surgery.

he is talking about non-surgical treatments. >> ainsley: is it painful? >> brian: you were talking about the non-surgical treatment options. >> yes. it is something that i had. i found out i had it five or six years ago i couldn't put my hand flat on the table or couldn't get my hand on a football. went to our trainer and sent me to a hand specialist and found out i had the condition. this condition affects a lot of men out there and a lot of people. it is one that i'm proud to be part of because of the fact i have had so many people come up and ask me about it. there is a non-surgical way to relieve the cords in your hands to make it more comfortable when you are using your hands. >> brian: can you grip a ball now? >> i can grip a ball now. that's the good thing. my hands were released five years ago and so things are going great right now.

it is a non-surgical way to deal with this condition. >> steve: do you talk to your doctor about this? >> you talk to your doctors or can go online to facts on hands.com and read more about it. the best thing to do is contact your doctor and find a hand specialist and they will tell you the best way to deal with it. >> brian: john elway, great to see you. >> ainsley: that has to be hard when someone wants to shake your hand and say i'm not able to. i guess you can now with the non-surgical treatment. >> steve: thank you, john. >> thank you, i'm fans of you. keep up the good work. >> ainsley: we're fans of yours, too. >> brian: if you keep the super bowl rings on and squeeze your hand it hurts. he has an excuse now, don't squeeze my hand. we're out of time. >> ainsley: everyone have a great day. see you tomorrow. >> vice president elec