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full cabinet pending senate approval. his final pick for secretary of agriculture brooke rollins domestic policy chief and his first administration. she has an agricultural degree from texas a&m. mr. trump praised her commitment to support the american farmer. hello everyone i am arthel neville hi eric. eric: welcome to "fox news live" i am eric shawn. president-elect has assembled a new administration break next bead and encouraged to confirm as nominees or get out of the way and allow recess appointments. mean what watching for trump t e i said director, small business administered a comet trade representative, but their pictures on when they are announced. here's a warning to go from two cabinet members from senator bill hagerty about who is the boss. >> the policies set by the president of the united states, not by the cabinet members. president trump will fire people

that do not do the job well. i fully expect everyone coming into the cabinet will listen to president trump it will let him set the policy and execute according to that plan. arthel: brian yunus is live in west palm beach, florida with the very latest. >> the new senate majority leader elect johnstone has made it clear it won't be easy to try to get all of these cabinet picks through the senate given the fact the republicans have a 53 seat majority. he has also made clear recess appointments are on the table. particularly for some of the more controversial pics like for instance his pick for defense secretary pete hegseth accused of sexual assault and a 2017 police report. the former hawaii congresswoman who was trump's pick as director of national intelligence she has been accused of amplifying a russian propa propaganda secrety meeting with syrian dictator

republican senators were asked about both of these nominees. >> will have lots of questions we will want to know the purpose was and what the direction for that was as a member of congress we will want to get a chance to talk about past comments she has made to get them to full context. quick supports and bring up questions that police report and no charges being brought i think again answers itself. ultimately the pentagon needs reform and i think pete hegseth is the guy the president trump trusts to go do that kind of reform limiting di being more innovative in our pentagon. >> now, this transition is happening on the heels of the escalation of the war in ukraine this week as through the u.s. gave the go-ahead for long range missiles to be shot into russia. russia responded by using a new kind of experimental ballistic missile. exclusive interview on "fox news

sunday," incoming national security adviser congressman mike walz set a priority will be ending this war. >> president trump has been very clear about the need to end this conflict. and so what we need to be discussing is who is at that table? whether it is an agreement, an armistice how to get both sides to the table and then what is the framework of a deal? that is what we will be working with this administration until january and then beyond. >> knelt waltz and president elect trump let met with the european secretary-general here in florida to discuss global security threats and at this war particularly the need to increase american energy said the europeans are not as reliant on russian energy which will be a key part in bringing an end to this war. arthel? arthel: thank you for bringing down all of the details thank

you. >> some controversy among neighbors up north canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in a bit of hot water. you see him on the left dancing at a taylor swift concert in toronto. while on the right anti- israeli protesters wreaked havoc in montréal on friday if they burned cars, smashed windows, tech police officers. madeline's life in washington with the latest on all of this. >> good afternoon. montréal police say they are more protests scheduled for today and tomorrow as the nato conference takes place in the city. they say they are prepared for any scenario after friday's anti- nato and pro- palestinian demonstrations turned violent. authorities say windows were smashed into cars were set on fire. police deployed pepper spray to break the crowd apart at least three people were charged with obstructing police work and one officer suffered minor injuries. that same night this video was captured canadian prime minister justin trudeau dancing at a

taylor swift concert miles away in toronto. conservative member of parliament don stewart posted a video on next and said this. while protesters run roughshod over montréal and violent protest the prime minister dances this as canada built by the liberal government bring back law and orders into the candidate we once knew and loved yesterday morning he released a statement online denouncing the violence and he says what we saw on the streets of montréal last night was appalling. acts of anti-semitism, intimidation and violence must be condemned wherever we see you then. rcmp in communication with local police there must be consequences and rioters held accountable. the protesters are denying the claims of anti-semitism say they are demonstrating against the ongoing complicity of nato countries in the war in the middle east. they are expecting more arrest farrestsfrom friday night as thb through surveillance footage. >> thank you so much.

>> rockets over israel as hezbollah retaliates against idf air strike yesterday that targeted one of the terror groups operational leaders. at least seven people were wounded in the explosions alex hogan is live in tel aviv with a very latest in new developments. >> it has been a heavy day of bombardment here in israel today with hezbollah at firing as many as 220 projectiles from lebanon including this right here this was a central israel it's about 10 miles from where we are. several people were wounded in that neighborhood. further north in that country israel's lot third largest city a rocket hit this other residential building three people were injured there.

now in lebanon at least 20 are dead more than 60 wounded after israel strikes saturday on a residential building and beirut the fourth strike in central beirut and less than a week continued efforts are underway to reach a cease-fire under the current proposal the lebanese army would create a buffer zone along the border u.s. secretary of state lloyd austin port secretary of defense i should say it lloy lloyd austin spoke s israeli counterpart on saturday is the worst dragging on this was the moment saturday israeli airstrike hit a mosque near a refugee camp this war has displaced nearly the entire population 2.3 million people across the strip experts are warning the widespread devastating where the growing shortage of food, medicine and basic supplies have caused cost to sort the price of bread is more than $13. aback here in israel today the body has been found of a rabbi

who'd gone missing in dubai where he lived. >> may god avenge his blood. this murder was committed and the united arab and. that murder of his and israeli is a criminal anti- semitic terrorist attack. the 28-year-old had been missing since thursday sparking fears that he had been potentially abducted. arthel: all right alex hogan thank you. eric: this comes senior age of the iranian supreme leader is warning ironic will soon retaliate against israel for its attacks against its proxy hezbollah and iranian military target right a retired four-star general jack keane on all this as a chairman for the institute of war and a strategic analysis too. it's always good to get your insight and analysis when you take it from the threats from ironic?

>> certainly in those rhetorical threats have been going on for many, many weeks now. and yet no attack. i wisely suspect as the trump administration moves closer to taking office in january that likelihood of this attack diminishes. i would have thought it would have come much sooner than now. one of the reasons likely holding them back as we discussed before is the damage that has been done to their air defense system. if israel chose to retaliate based on this attack they would likely likely be defenseless. that is got to be in the back of their minds. if that is the case in israel achieved on the last attack what they wanted was escalation dominance to prevent and deter another attack so far that seems to be the case. >> you think the there waiting t the clock so to speak because they know the consequences to

them, to iran would be much more severe under the biden administration. >> i don't think there's going to be much separation between the president acting basing on what's taking place if it takes place a few weeks prior to taking office. think it's one and the same it is his responsibility at that time as to what to tell israel to do what his actions will be against iran. iran is bracing for this administration coming in. their back on theirs heels and i suspect strongly president trump is not going to be fooling around with them. he's going to go to mago to max sanctions and will likely have unofficial redlines with that regime and telling them what they are not going to be permitted to do i continue to attack america's interest in the region continue to destroy the state of israel. iran is bracing for that reality. >> you think the supreme leader are they actually afraid of

president trump? >> i don't know if use that term i am not not inside their head they know president trump confronted them in the past they know full well they will confront them coming now the situation has changed dramatically operationalize its proxies to do two things. one is to drive united states out of the region they have attacked u.s. places since president trump has left office. ththey in the middle east over 0 times. they have fired ballistic missiles at u.s. naval warships obviously the second objective is to destroy the state of israel. the operationalize proxies trying to do that they are failing at it miserably but nonetheless that's consequential to president trump's administration coming in. they already note generally was going to happen though that

classiftheclassified briefings l that's happening. that's dramatically different than anything during his previous administration. >> during the previous administration and the final inl months leading up to the election we were born iran had an assassination attempt against a president trump. and then he is elected he reports came out and say no were not going to actually do that what do you take from the fact they withdrew their assassination plot? >> who believes they withdrew? i certainly don't. that's all public rhetoric. when you personalize it as much as they have done here they fear in this case president trump being more energized to confront iran and bring some kind of stability to the middle east and were certainly not enjoying it at the moment. meanwhile israel's going after the hezbollah leaders we see

that in beirut do you expect that to continue will the world allow israel to completely decapitate and decimate the terrorist groups that threaten hezbollah and hamas? >> negotiations are going on we broke on fox news a few weeks ago israel initiated these negotiations third parties, israel's objectives in lebanon are very different than in gaza. not only defeat hamas in gaza but destroy as much as possible based on what took place in october the seventh. the destruction is still ongoing likely culminating soon. lebanon and hezbollah are very different very limited

objectives. decapitate the leadership going on destroy the rockets and missiles as possible focus on long-range missiles. most of them destroyed. the third thing is drive hezbdrivehezbollah north away fm israel's northern border to destroy the infrastructure. mission already accomplished. has already negotiated for a for cease-fire. good news initially hezbollah said were willing to talk about it but some of it makes sense, so it doesn't make sense. significant news iran is pushing hezbollah to make a deal. and that is probably going to have an impact. we been down the road before on cease-fire's for sure they have all blown up in our faces. this one seems to have some legs on at the previous ones dealing with hamas have not had. eric: may be because israel is not backing down? the video you' you will see the shocking video of the apartment welding going down in lebanon and israel said they were targeg and operations leader of

hezbollah who lives in that apartment building. that is with the terrorist do they secrete themselves among the people. that's why what is going on, is going on. jacket keen, general great to see you and thank you for your insight. >> great to see you as always thank you. arthel: attorneys and the daniel penny trial meet with the judge tomorrow before the jury hears a closing argument after thanksgiving this as medical experts question a key argument why it penny is not responsible for the death of a new york city subway writer. we will get into that next. to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. guess what? pair eyewear is available exclusively at america's best! pair eyewear allows you to customize your look according to your vibe. pick a base frame, a top frame, and click!

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eric: florida resident talking by how he came face-to-face with an armed man in his home. the alleged intruder caught on video has been arrested after the homeowner tackled him and kept t him there until police arrived. what would you do if there is a home invasion or if you saw the robbers inside of your house? hi madison. >> the 24-year-old homeowner took matters into his own hands when he arrived home from work this past week he immediately knew something was wrong. he spoke exclusively to our fox

affiliate in orlando. said he saw things on the counter he did not take out and became extremely worried. >> somebody did not invite into your house you have no clue about, going through all of your personal stuff, your entire life. >> he homeowner did not want to be named he became more concerned when he noticed his gun was missing from his nightstand. this is surveillance abated from inside the 24-year-old home but you can see a man walking and looking around the owner said he quickly found the man hiding in another room and then the man tried to run away the homeowner grabbed and held down the alleged intruder himself until police arrived this is all happening right outside in his driveway. melbourne police arrested 31-year-old erin or russell according to the charging documents police say the homeowners and gun was found inside a red backpack they believe russell was trying to take it from the home. russell is charged with several

crimes including burglary and grand theft of a firearm for it when retired police officer says everyone should have a plan for home invasions. >> this worked out great but having that presence of mind to realize hey, they stole my gun, i am concerned. i'm concerned for the rest of my neighborhood and hold in there for police for further incident is very fortunate. >> he also says it's best to know where any potential weapons are in your house and have a safe room to run in if anything like this ever happens in your home. eric: could be dangerous to, madison thank you. arthel: marine veteran and daniel penny chokehold trial in new york city is on break this week and will resume december 2 after thanksgiving. on friday the defense rested without penny taken the stand. a forensic pathologist called the defense that it contradicted the medical examiner telling the court he does not believe a chokehold because the death of

jordan neely. let's bring doctor michael forensic pathologist and fox news contributor. good to have you. that forensic pathology for daniel penny's lawyers also argued jordan neely died from the combined effect of synthetic marijuana, schizophrenia, and his struggle and restraint. in a sickle cells trait that can lead to complications during exertion does this assessment make sense to you? >> no, no it does not. this forensic pathologist testified clear and apparently very impressive but absolutely wrong when it came to the sickle cell trait. he claims that death was due to sickle disease he confuses sickle disease with a sickle trait. sickle trait has one gene from a parent it's not a medical problem. nobody gets sick.

nobody dies from sickle trait. thousands of people in the military have had it sickle trait and there is no increase in illness. he confused to the jury. he may be confused the difference between sickle trait and sickle disease and blame the death on the red blood cells. the reason he did that is because after a person with sickle cell dies then oxygen goes out of the body completely and red blood tells sickle but it does not happen during life. the hold, the hold on the neck is one that is used by police agencies throughout the country and if it is a left on too long

it causes death. that happened with eric garner. eric garner had sickle trait but the medical examiner had nothing to the cause of death because sickle trait does not cause or contribute to the death. the restraint is what caused the death. arthel: you think the restraint is what caused the death? >> yes to be. >> let me move on to the city medical examiner as you know she is on the prosecutor's side and performed at neely's autopsy. she said earlier in the trial it was a profoundly improbable that neely's death was due to synthetic marijuana use and sickle cell condition which is related but not equivalent to sickle cell disease, which is what you just said. i take it that particular forensic assessment make sense to you? lex i think doctor harris assessment was absolutely on

target. a strong aversion of marijuana rarely causes death. it can but it rarely does. and it does not cause us some of the death rate disease also if somebody has sickle cell disease and are going to die from it takes days for the death to occur. while the red blood cells sickle which prevents blood, oxygen from going to the brain. when the this sick link causes h by preventing oxygen from going to the brain that takes days to develop. a chokehold is used here which is compression of both sides of the neck prevents blood which contains the oxygen and red cells from getting to the brain and causes a very quick death as has happened here if it's left on too long.

>> wondering if the jury is going to understand or have someone convey all of that in layman's terms they can break down and understand. given all of that what will have more impact on the jury's verdict in this case? will it be forensic testimony or eyewitness testimony? >> i think it will be, as happens rarely when deaths occur during the police activity a chokehold is a put on and death occurs if last too long it's rare for a prosecutor to bring a charge against the police officer. i think what will happen here is whether he should have done what he did given the fact there's so many mentally ill people that are in subways and acting peculiar and is it fair or

proper to cause the death of that person? that i think it certainly was not intentional it was not an intentional death. but the jury will rely if they understand the difference the death occurred and whether or not that person doing it if it wasn't intentional, as he said in his interview trying to protect people. he was doing it wrong. >> understood what you said, sir. finally not to undermine your colleagues of course you find any holes in the autopsy itself?

i didn't find any holes in it was a good autopsy. and i think the results are reasonabe reasonable. >> yes arthel. arthel: okay. we always love having you on to break down these complicated issues and make people like myself and the viewers understand what's happening h here. thank you very much take care. >> thank you. present electronic plans what he calls mass deportation when he takes office, the head of the federal immigration enforcement of new york city says is going to take a lifetime to deport all the criminals there. what that means? that's straight ahead here on "fox news live" it. ♪

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eric: some democratic leaders and blue cities push back on present electrons deportation plans. the director of immigration customs enforcement and new york

city, going public about just how much help he needs to get migrants with criminal records out of the city. he is blaming new york sanctuary laws for shooing those criminals criminals. cb cotton here and new york city with more on this. >> director of new york city isa field office is sounding the alarm about how new york city sanctuary laws prevent his team's effort to remove illegal migrants with a criminal past. telling the "new york post" if status quo were to remain the same" new york city it would take a lifetime to clear the city of the criminals that we have. he went on to tell the outlets in the majority of these crimes are being committed are against the most vulnerable people in the community. that is the migrant females and the migrant children. i do not understand how they believe sanctuary policies are helping or assisting. high-profile cases illegal migrants in the big apple have made headlines like this assault

on a pair of nypd officers in times square back in january. trumps incoming border czar has said these are these sorts of cases that will be prioritized under trumps massive deportation plan. some democratic leaders strongly oppose it like boston mayor michelle wu has said trumps a plan would cause massive fear. new york city mayor eric adams has said he too opposes mass deportation. earlier this month he said he wants to work with trump on immigration reform while also hoping new york city will overhaul laws on the books that keep local police for working directly with ice. >> people are repeated offenders of violent acts after they served their time they should not remain in our city. that's a job of the city council. >> it is important to note that the mayor alone cannot change sanctuary laws. so far the new york city council

has seemed unlikely to change or walk back any of the century policies. we will all right cb thanks so much. arthel? arthel: almost two months after hurricane helene and devastated parts of western north carolina, chilly temperatures in early snow creating a new problems or people there. steve harrigan has more from one storm ravaged town. >> eight weeks after hurricane helene devastated north carolina, conditions for many here have gotten worse. with fema hotel vouchers expiring, some families are living in donated trailers alongside the remains of their homes. most withoutmost without electrr running water. for the less fortunate tents has smoked two small children. >> is awful especially with your kids it feels like you're really letting them down. it's really cold. it's very uncomfortable we want to be back in our homes i want to feel a sense of normalcy and this is so far from normal.

>> freezing temperatures and snow in the race is on to find those without heat or fuel. volunteers say they are stunned at the pace of the recovery. >> it has been slow. it's been ineffective. it's inefficient. there's no sewer, no water, no power per there's your answer. >> there are still a desert municipal water systems in western north carolina that are not functioning. that means porta jon's and bottled water for those who can afford it. some small town fire departments are relying on creek water orange x marks a house or car search two months ago. zero means no dead bodies found through the storm killed 103 people in north carolina and cause an estimated $53 billion in damage. they call this a hot but it's pretty simple to costs and a simple set up a stove you put in small pieces of wood trim with this act is expected to get down to 28 degrees tonight.

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>> crypto is about freedom. the crypto economy is here to stay. crypto is bringing in young people. it is bringing in people who have not participated in markets. arthel: comments like those from president-elect trump and his picture in the treasury scott bessent. president trump talking about adding a new crypto czar positioned to his white house team. rebecca castor has more. exit bitcoin is a booming since a presidential election up 40% in two weeks and hovering around the 100,000-dollar mark. >> we were just seemed kind of the tip of the iceberg when it comes to bitcoin and being adopted by wall street and main street pick investors say donald trump's campaign to prioritize crypto are helping. >> of the biggest problems crypto has had is not the e idea

there's too much regulation to its regulation is not clear. we are finally getting that clarity which will help the u.s. lead again. >> is now embracing them. he's promised to replace the current chair of the fcc is been a major roadblock for the crypto industry there's even talk of him appointing the first ever crypto czar for crypto policy. >> is the technology that affects all 11 sectors of the economy provides efficiency and digital payment systems. we have to be competitive worldwide. >> congress will need to get on board the american people have elected the very first pro bitcoin president of the united states and congress over 250 of the 219th congress are pro crypto. >> some predict what point will double in value at 200 202,025. as a volatile as history shows its price can drop quickly. and washington rebecca castor

fox news. >> there's a couple of top issues. number one is looking at tech censorship free speech is the bedrock of our democracy there has been an unprecedented surge over the last couple of years. we need to restore americans first amendment rights. number two is look at our approach to media. jeff bezos hosted an op ed americans don't trust the news media the status quo particularly when it comes to legacy media needs to change. some of our president trumps a a picture on the fcc the federal communications he said h the agm telecommunications and instead prioritize cracking down on social media companies. this as the biden administration is trying to break up big tech giants like google and amazon what does this mean we log on and surf the net jake is here research associate with the teco

policy center at the heritage foundation. good to see you. is it about time social media giants are finally held to account? >> absolutely. it was not that long ago elon musk purchase now x formally twitter we came to find out the federal government was colluding with the team's 2d platform millions and millions of americans. i myself have been banned on twitter under the past regime it was not until musk came back i was allowed back online settlement like brendan carr at the top of the fcc is absolutely necessary to ensure the public square is not gate kept by these unelected silicon valley pick. >> picnics what type of actions can he take? >> there's no shortage of tools in his tool chest something like reforming section 2:30 giving a more stricter read it to the law has given them far too expansive of a liability shield. he points out in the letter he recently sent to social media companies the law is only supposed to apply it when these

companies operate in good faith. obviously if anyone has logged into social media we know the content moderation strategy is not done g in good faith that targets conservatives. >> also people say there are issues with the algorithms they change things and leave things out what about that? >> absolutely commission or car as it is a big proponent of algorithmic transparency. publishing open source algorithms of the american people know exactly how certain types of content reach their feed. x has been a trailblazer in this but instagram tiktok these other platforms up with a black box we have no idea how certain piece of information reaches the user and that's just unacceptable. before you especially concerned about tiktok? >> absolutely. governed by the company which is essentially beholding to the ccp we have no ability too. into the black box with a very

limited access to the corporate executives. they could really run wild with her information is very little recourse we have that's why the law was signed by president biden to force the chinese company to divest it. >> do you see the internet as a free form where anything goes or should there be some type of controls you think? >> at the end of the day illegal content should not be on the social me too platforms these tech companies in silicon valley have been essentially deputized by themselves to regulate public conversation around politics and other things of that nature. they have no business wake and electoral matters in these types of things but they view themselves as information police and that has to end. we really need to stop this so democracy is preserved. eric: talk about democracy and protecting our democracy what about disinformation propaganda lies was out during the election often times their there postint are not true and mislead and

millions of americans and thinking something is true when it is not. what do we do about that problem? >> we have essentially heard about this time and time again since 2016 that trust and safety machine the industrial complex has used this miss information, it disinformation crisis as a way to exert control over all contents. these terms need to be narrowly defined at there's a box, foreign influence in pushing these things that should not be on the platform. they've taken that mandate and gone far to blot they apply to anything they don't agree with many took while that back to defend the information environment from real threats. eric: before i let you go it got to point out the teams you've got the football, you've got the helmet what's what? >> absolutely. gonzaga basketball over to my left we've we got the tennessen manning helmet right there chicago bears actually up there

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arthel: is sad news from the world of entertainment great game show host chuck woolery has died at age 83. he was the original host of wheel of fortune went on to host hit shows like love connection he even appeared right here in fox news. christina coleman live in los angeles with more. and kristine is definitely fan favorite. >> yes he is legendary tmz is reporting chuck woolery died yesterday at his house in texas. his wife reportedly said he was not feeling well he went to lie down. she said she went to check on him a little while later he was having some trouble breathing emergency responders were called but woolery still passed away he was best known for hosting hugely popular show wheel of fortune. his original host that premiered in 1975 his tenure there on the show ended in 1981 following a pay dispute he's also known for

hosting a love connection he did some other shows to including scrabble woolery was inducted into the american tv game show hall of fame in 2007 he eventually became a podcast or conservative commentator and a supporter of president-elect donald trump. the legendary game show host appeared on fox news in recent years. >> i had a great career at five or six shows i did i just kept going from show to show to show at a lot of different experiences and a lot of fun. it's all about having fun. >> and chuck woolery you are a legend for yard icon in the world. >> is kind of you to say that. >> a legend indeed but woolery made such a big impact on the game show world with his humor, his charm is also very he was 83 years old. arthel: i definitely watched chuck woolery. that is sad news. thank you for that report. by the way we will have more on chuck woolery's life and legacy

at our 4:00 p.m. newscast that's 4:00 p.m. eastern with another game show legend wink martindale right here on "fox news live." that's basketball star the freshman sensation born in chattanooga, tennessee. went to high school in georgia and as you just heard got the new jersey he was told there's no waffle house in new jersey, not one. no word yet if he's tried any of the garden state many diners his comment caught the attention of new jersey's largest newspaper saying is right, new jersey needs a waffle house. and arthel, i'll get all the fox viewers on board with this.

yes, born and raised new yorker i cannot go to waffle house. i want them scattered covered, dice, chop, cover, hash runs at the first thing i do doing to gn the story down south to look for the waffle house. arthel: everyone knows a little waffle house in their live now and then. thank you for watching.

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