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administration roster. big new and fbi director and git goesto his former acting pen chief of staff welcome to "fox news live" everyone i am anita vogel. next i am jonathan hunt without level are off. a long-time trompe l'oeil as he's been very vocal on what he refers to as the deep state within the justice department and intelligence community he has repeatedly called for a purge of the permanent bureaucracy. he is expected to face significant scrutiny on his confirmation hearings. this is what he had to say about his critics. let's all think i was beholden to was united states constitution. if anyone has a complaint about that and cap questions my unwavering coming to the constitution i'm happy to talk to him about it. i'm happy to talk to the media about it you can look at might record those calling me a danger, let's just ask them for

proof a piece of evidence that shows i have committed any constitutional violations or any ethical quandaries. >> term of the house oversight committee james gomer here on that and just a moment. but first mark meredith isve in west palm beach, florida with more on the trump nominee. >> it sure is. so much for holiday we can present electric vowed to shake about the fbi and the justice department and if his nominee gets confirmed that person would do just that. late saturday announced via social media he has picked kash patel former public defender, staff are on the house intelligence committee chief of staff at dod to lead to the fbi has repeatedly said he would root out the deep state like you just played. trump wrote this fbi will end a growing crime epidemic in america, dismantled the crime games stop the evil scourge of human and drug traffic across the border. people were shown a great attorney general to bring back

fidelity, bravery and integrity to the fbi. the questions will current fbi director christopher rate resign or wait to be fired when trump gets to washington he was nominee buys trump back in 2017 after james comey was immediately fired. fbi sent fox a statement saying every day the men and women of the fbi continue to work to protect americans from a growing rate of threats. focuses on the men and women of fbi, the people would do the work with and the people we do the work for. now countries will be a little tough. senate republicans has rebuffed trump's original picked up the attorney general part we are hearing from some republican senators who are lining up behind patel say they're ready to keep an open mind. >> i think kash has relevant experience particularly when it comes to the mandate the american public has turning the agencies around that are completely corrupted. kash's point out for the best at uncovering what's going on at the fbi look forward to him taking it apart.

>> trump is also charged hillsboro county to read lead the dea the drug enforcement agents that share. the flow of financial and other drugs in reaching the u.s. but we continued to see some of these nominees laid out like a set of social beat including one today were trump announced senior adviser on mideast others is a lebanese american businessman and the father-in-law to trump's daughter tiffany. >> mark meredith with all the big news live in west palm beach thank you. let's bring in our republican congressman james comer of kentucky he is chairman of the house oversight and accountability committee. congressman, wonderful to have you here with us today. first of all i want to get to the nomination of kash patel. as causing as you would predict a palpitations among many democrats among them senator chris murphy i want to play what he said about kash patel's

nomination earlier today. >> i will vote no i will organize not just my colleagues but the american public to understand what's happening here. kash patel's only qualification is because he agrees with donald trump that the department of justice should serve to punish, lock up and intimidate donald trump's political opponents. the cost of the american public to go after drugs cap corrupt wall street financier to serve the political interests. >> congressman, the centers point there that in his view kash patel's only is his loyalty to donald trump or. >> i disagree senator murphy should be ashamed for what they said in nbc should have be ashamed for not interrupting

him. what he said was not true. kash patel is very qualified and iam very excited about this appointment. the fbi has failed the american people under the leadership of christopher rate. it needs to be purged. they failed and trying to do anything to go after drug traffickers human struggle, sex traffickers the list goes on and on crime is out of control and or cities people are not being prosecuted. the american people have lost confidence i don't have time to go over the deep state abuses that have been caused under this. kash patel will go in the is very experienced very intelligent he knows exactly what needs to be done at the fbi and i cannot think of a better person to go in and lead the reform of the fbi. >> he certainly made it clear in the past that he wants to shake things up. a lot of the democrats and those on the left are jumping on a

comment he made i think is on the conservative sean ryan show on the podc podcasts he said hel close on the fbi's hoover building in d.c. replace it or would turn into a museum of the deep state. that obviously raised a lot of concerns what he followed it up by saying what's not played on other networks is he would send those 7000 agents were based at the hoover building out to solve crimes he said i would tell them goby cops you are cops. presumably that is something you support entirely get out there and solve crimes to do less of this intel work that seems it got the fbi in trouble sometimes. >> i agree completely. the fbi can has failed. they've not been going after the court mission which is to go after criminals. they're going after conservatives for their going after anyone they feel is a threat to their deep state supremacy. the days of the deep state are about to end under donald

trump's but the right people in place of the department of justice to the cia this is what the american people voted for they knew under joe biden and kamala harris had a two-tiered system of justice in america. juries across america have lost confidence in fbi testimony the whole reputation for the fbi is so tarnished is going to take someone like kash patel to go in codes very competent, very experienced, knows what he is doing and to go and disrupt the fbi and put people in place that are going to do the job, the american people expect the fbi to do. >> congressman turning to your role as chair of oversight you are planning on meeting as i understand it, this coming week with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy their roles as head of the department of efficiency,

doge. what kind of agreements and work do you want to do in conjunction with doge? >> of staff ready to go. a lot of what doge's focus on we have been trying to accomplish in the u.s. house of representatives we did not have a senate, a lot of republicans would be the imminent failure in the senate as a disincentive to push forward with a lot of good government legislation. now there's no reason not to give the american people what they voted for november that is good government. that is what doge stands for were going to work with them a coordinate with that we have a list of things we think donald trump can do by executive order on the first day. we have a list of things we think need to receive congressional approval. we want to start on day one without. i think you're going to see a lot of coordination and the house and senate. not just with my oversight committee but other committees as well. we want to make government more efficient. we are spending too much money.

the debt is not acceptable. we can do better and i think that is what doge was her congress on progress briefly are a lot of bureaucrats about to lose their jobs in 2025? >> i hope so. we are going to do everything we can figure where to start by making them come back to work. a member they are still off her covid. a majority of federal employees in washington d.c. are not going into work or the window week because of covid. this ridiculousness needs to stop. it is going to stop. and i think doge is going to be focused on so many different areas in addition to rules and regulations. but also the bureaucrats have given the fact cap bureaucrats on the government payroll that provide no benefit to the american taxpayers. this has to and it starts when donald trump is inaugurated as president. >> congressman james comer interesting times ahead, no doubt. thank you for being with us this

sunday. >> thank you. >> great discussion there. and in other news the rush is on millions of americans once again take to the roads and the skies to journey home after that delicious thanksgiving meal. but severe weather and parts of the country may cause headaches for many. madison scarpino is live in atlanta. it is looking busy behind you there. how's it going? >> it is there's been a steady flow of people all morning long. tsa expects this to be one of the busiest days of thanksgiving week they expect to scan around the 3 million people today alone. we've been speaking to some travelers here were who were expecting the worst face-offs in previous years for say things have not been too bad. listen. >> the atlanta airport traffic is crazy, always. especially the weekend after the

holidays. the houston airport was very, very chaotic this morning when i went out at 6:00 a.m. beginning has been okay so far. getting behind me it might be affecting many. >> that traveler tells us she always checks her air light apps especially during the holidays which has been extremely helpful for her and her family. the points sky managing editor agrees that is crucial for travelers. the faa is reporting a record amount of u.s. flights this thanksgiving week. the points at night said it has been smooth sailing at airport so far he has these tips for anyone flying back home. make sure you're paying attention to what is going on the airport you're leaving from but also the airport you're going to see what weather situations are on the ground and in the skies going to and from your destination. aaa predicts over 70 million people will hit the road this thanksgiving. blizzard and thunder snow conditions are threatening a lot

of roads in places like new york and pennsylvania. authorities are warning people to stay home if you can if you are in an area where the weather is really bad if you have to hit the road today, aaa says have things like extra tires and emergency kits in your cars. >> i will be among those are traveling tomorrow so hopefully it will be smooth sailing, smooth skies. thank you madison scarpino for that lab report thank you so much. jonathan: why would you leave it lovely southern california? you'll be headed back to that thanksgiving storm that has a national weather service is showing winter storm warnings in areas across the great lakes. some of those areas bracing for about another foot of snow. fox weather crazy and extremely brave is alive in new york. [laughter] where it is a a balmy 24 degrees over to you crazy mike.

>> jonathan i agree. crazy but not brave. here we go. we are in chautauqua county would talk to you yesterday. it is not 7-inch in our all morning it's coming down at least an inch an hour and out right off lake erie. some areas nearby hive had 35 nearly 40 inches of snow for up near watertown ontario they have nearly 4 feet of snow it is piled everywhere. this is a small mountain of snow compared to what i see across the street in the walmart parking lot. although i cannot see her now the visibility w is down to abot a quarter mile. by the late hyatt marks stadium paid the bills at moffitt that's it we call these snow chalets in buffalo are shoveling out the seder for tonight's game between the bills and 49ers. it will not be a snow globe the band moves south of them before sunrise. they did get 18 inches of snow in orchard park. tonight's game relatively balmy

by buffalo sanders december 1 we are talking upper 20s. wednesday generally 10 -- 15 miles per hour. maybe a few flakes but nothing like this. the good news for holiday travelers is that i 90, the freeway has reopened in new york if you are trading from buffalo coming to chicago or vice versa it is open now. you are going to have to take it easy with these bands, right now the new york thruway is still closed to commercial traffic big rigs from rochester to the pennsylvania line. things will feet down a bit by monday night at arctic shot of air late week promises more feet of snow up here with the average as much as 200 inches a season. jonathan, back to you. jonathan: incredible pictures mike i stand by at my comment you are certifiably insane we are extremely lucky to have you. "fox weather" mike seidel kleiman, rolling down the snow bank. [laughter]

thank you mike, great to see was always. [laughter] anita: oh my goodness. a report finds that over 50000 migrants with at least one criminal charge are just roaming the streets of new york city. this comes as to members of a violent venezuelan prison gang were arrested in the city. we take a deep dive into the migrant crisis next. from the other guys. we design and test our own tools... and sell them directly to you. no middleman. hurry in for black friday deals up to 70% off. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga.

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be sure to tune into fox news and send a comment later today for a special on artificial intelligence. post shannon bream talks with open ai ceo sam altman about the future of the fast-growing technology and importantly how to regulate it. >> have testified on the hill you stay in touch with lawmakers. do you think they are the ones at the guard rails? is it up to the developers? >> no, i should be a question for society. it should not be open ai gets to decide on its own about the technology in general is user not used. we do have that responsibility to do the best we can before that happens. as society has more experience with these tools, which will

take years and years i think it will become clear with the standard should be. jena talked with an intel committee chair mark warner former secretary of state. that is today at 2:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. anita: a new report shows there are over 58000 illegal immigrants on new york city streets who were either facing criminal charges or have already been convicted. 1000 of those are suspected or known gang members. the "new york post" with the headline gangs all here. the problem is is not limited to big cities like new york but more than 600,000 migrants with pending charges or established rap sheets are loving across the country at the codi going to daa obtained by the near post. let's bring it former arizona supreme court justice to talk more about this. judge, thank you for coming in

today. great to have you here on this because of course living in arizona that it's pretty much ground zero for the migrant crisis. the data says 600,000. you think these numbers are conservative given all the got a ways out there? >> no question. and thank you for having me today. i think the numbers could be as high as 1.5 million. what we have in this country right now is a shocking letdown of the american people and really what the election spoke too. we have violent criminals, with gang members we have convicted felons in this country there is no clash of the american people is spoken resoundingly loud on this that we need to deport these illegal, some of our country that is what president trump is going to do. he has made this a priority he is going to act with the great speed he needs to get these people out of the country. they are posing a threat to

every single american in this country. anita: yes, but what about these sanctuary cities out there? you have officials like the mayor of in denver and others who say they are willing to go to jail to protect these people. including these criminals that are in their community. you are a judge but you know the lot better than anybody. isn't it the responsibility of a public official, especially a mayor to protect their citizens, their u.s. citizens? >> you have covered this issue but i know you have, i know you been to the border mayors, governors violating the law and harboring criminals. i do not understand what they're thinking is on this. is the idea you want to protect gang members are being deported? that you want to protect committed violent balance? is that how you're serving your community? and then when you look at this and further in addition to the criminals and the gang members

people who have sought political asylum in the united states they have been denied a political asylum. they certainly do not have any claims for political asylum other than they came from a country that is troubled. the biden administration has completely ab abuse the politicl asylum laws. now i have a million may be at 1.5 million people in the country who have been denied a political asylum. they are still in the country. the idea you are going to protect the people who broken the law and violent criminals and felons is extraordinary and shocking to me. the violation of your duty to the people you serve. anita: now we are dealing with this group, you might effort to members involved in the in colorado were arrested in new york. i think we have their pictures. we have incoming border czar tom

homan saying these people the members of the gang, their days in the united states are numbered. that having democrats countering them. let's take a listen. >> tren de aragua are on notice. their days of committing crimes against u.s. citizens are coming to an end are going to hunt them down, rest them and deport them very quick to start to talk about the cost, we started to ramp up with the cost would look like for us to actually effectuate this. but also look at the cost to our economy. i just don't see it happening. talking about the cost of the deportation. what about the cost of having these people in the country and in cases like lakin riley family of lakin riley and others what about their costs? >> there is the human cost it's obviously they are killing people they are violent gang

members that are walking up the doors of people and apartments in the united states of america in 2024 and threatening them and taking over portions of the cities. i do not know what the cost is they are talking about. i can say the human cost the prime directive of the nine states of america and the government is to protect its people be on that what is the cost of public benefits for 10, 11, 15 million people in the country illegally? why should we be paying for healthcare and public benefits for people who are gang members who are convicted felons? the estimate is $352 a day just to how somebody is in the country illegally that is not even counting the cost for delivering a baby s or some of e additional healthcare costs. we have to look at the bigger picture with the total cost is to the country as well as a human suffering and america. this number's of new york city where there's over 1000 gang

members, are we out of our minds that we are going to house, and feed, get public benefits to just 1000 gang members alone in new york city that are going around terrorizing, killing people? they are committing crimes. i will tell you, this is the definition of insanity in this country. i do not want to hear about what they say the costs are. there's plenty of cost in dollars that were suffering in this country but also human suffering we have to look at that. president trump's focus on that. not for the people and that's what this election was about primarily. he is going to act with great speed to fix this problem. anita: it is a gigantic issue and certainly was one of the top issues people voted on this top alexa no doubt but former arizona supreme court justice, thank you for your time today. >> thank you anita, my pleasure. jonathan: the crisis in syria, a

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spielberg daunting cleanup task in lebanon days after u.s. broke cease-fire began between israel and hezbollah on one town in the south reduced to piles of rubble after repeated idf bombing. alex hogan is alive live in telv as israel continues targeted what it calls hezbollah and violations of the truce. good evening. >> good evening to you, jonathan. what we know five days into this a cease fire we are urging

civilians to not turn too far south until the idf has successfully retreated, which it will do in phases. another thing we are seeing is the reconstruction starting to play out with bulldozers, excavators workers started clearing out the buildings in lebanon they have been destroyed and fighting. i knew sign of normalcy in person classes will gradually resume across the country with the cease-fire now underway. and gaza the war shows no sign of letting up at release this footage of its forces operating in the southern city the idf has a carryout searchers near hospital and a mosque where there its forces found more weapons showing a 14 the 14 mos into this war cells of hamas are varied much still existed. in southern gaza is where the airstrike hit a car near a food

distribution point killing at least 13 people according to officials at the hospital in the area. more than 100 hostages were made in gaza. last night their families gathered here in tel aviv hamas this weekend released a video allegedly showing one of the hostages, israeli american who called on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu incoming president donald trump for his release. the mother spoke about the government is now telling her about her son. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu called me. he reassured and promised that now after reaching an arrangement in lebanon conditions are great to free you all and bring you home. >> here and israel the country's president says now is the time to push forward on a potential hostage release and prime minister benjamin netanyahu is supposed to have discussions and conversations about just that tonight. jonathan: alex hogan live this

sunday evening in tel aviv. thank you so much. anita: right next door to lebanon syria is trying to push back rebels who sees the country's second-largest city. that syrian military rushing in reinforcements this morning striking city. stephanie bennett is live in london with the very latest on these counterattacks. >> rebel forces are mainly focus on the northwestern part of syria. capturing territory there for the first time in years. take a look at some of this footage sw swiftest surprise offensive by syrian rebels is a huge embarrassment. for the syrian president also comes at a time when his allies are already preoccupied with their own conflicts. allies should make an attempt to fight back the foreign ministers heading to syria today he told reporters syron will back the syrian government. meanwhile russian warplanes have

responded by bombing the rebels was drakes. this video was released by the syrian search and rescue group white helmets showing the aftermath of blown out buildings and vehicles where they evacuated injured people into ambulances. syrian rebels celebrated as they drove through the city residents have mixed reactions between relief and apprehension. some residents are returning to their homes after years of displacement, after a decade of control forces welcoming the change to rebuild their lives. others remain wary of the changing power dynamics. >> we have returned after 10 years we arrived and can finally see its after avoiding the regime's armies checkpoint we managed to enter. >> the syrian observatory for human rights which is a uk backed organization, they say

almost 400 people have been killed in this conflict since wednesday. anita: okay stephanie bennett thank you so much for that lab report. jonathan? >> or more on this osborne retired u.s. army colonel joe frappuccino of former centcom spokesperson. great to have you with us. this is a pretty extraordinary development in syria these were rebels who began their fight back against government in 2011 as part of the arab spring turned into a long winter were crushed using chemical weapons and brutal error rates suddenly we see this resurgence of them taking what you read into all of this, colonel? >> this stunning it was a frozen conflict is been going on since 2011. in the last 72 hours rebels went all the way really stunning

speeds, stunning success. what i make of all of this is that the forces that had aligned with the syrian government have let their guard down you are talking or ru russia as you poid out iran, hezbollah has been isn devastated. that has allowed an opening for forthe rebel forces to come in. >> colonel it's an interesting conundrum in some ways it was pretty much summed up by national security adviser jake sullivan earlier today. let's just listen to what he said about the two sides and the devils choice the u.s. has in some ways here is jake sullivan. but it's a complicated question the group at the vanguard is actually a terrorist organization and designated by the united states. we have real concerns about the designs and objectives of that organization. at the same time of course we do not cry over the fact the

government backed by russia, iran, and hezbollah are facing certain kinds of pressure. it is a complicated situation. jonathan: what should the u.s. do here, colonel? do you side with the terrorists who are among the rebels or do you side with a government who has carried out human rights atrocities against its own people and is backed by russia and iran. what do we do? >> tunited states cannot publicy or really in any diplomatic way side with asad. he is a vile figure he's gassed his own people and he is contrary to the weight we present ourselves to the world. if this was not complicated enough just consider this, turkey nato ally is a partner with the rebel forces. that is one when added complex.

another added complexity say the rebels knock off a site let's say asada falls your tongue want more instability it's likely to be these rebel groups that we consider terror groups. >> it does seemed like we are facing the sort of situation you had over so many decades from 1979 in afghanistan that nobody is our friend in this. i want to move slightly to the west and look at the situation for israel right now. a cease fire is always a fragile one with hezbollah and the north and lebanon. there's no signs at this point of a cease fire with hamas in the south in gaza where do we sit with that particular conflict which is where this all started of course. >> the cease fire with hezbollah is a cease-fire between israel and lebanon. lebanon has a responsibility of

keeping hezbollah and check. with this it does in some way it allows a bridge to the trump administration for there is a 60 day cease-fire and it allows a bridge to the trump policies. two at president trump and his cabinet are going to do. meanwhile it allows netanyahu and the idf to restock, replenish and to refocus on gaza and continuing to inflict pain on hamas as they push for a cease-fire deal they are paid or they continue to put pressure there to allow the trump administration to broker a cease-fire. >> i've been a little surprised there has not been more movement from hamas seeing hezbollah come to the sea spider knowing they were acting on their behalf up in the north to keep israel occupied does this put a lot of

pressure and we might see some movement in the near future? >> i am with you on that. i anticipated that hamas was going to come closer to cease-fire deal. yes it is going to put more pressure. think about this also, iran told hezbollah to take the cease-fire deal. so iran is backing both groups the central kind of crocs the central figure in both of these i anticipate this will put a lot more pressure on hamas as the weeks and the months go forwar. see what we shall see where it goes from here. a pleasure and an education talking to you today. thank you sir. >> thank you, sir. anita: closing argument of the daniel penney murder trial expected tomorrow. the marine veteran faces manslaughter charges in the sub white chokehold death of the

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anita: closing argot set to argo begin tomorrow manslaughter case and pumping marine veteran daniel penny. he started a death of jordan neely after a confrontation on the new york city subway last may. witnesses testified neely was acting in an erratic and threatening manner before penny restrained him. cb cotton is alive from new york

city with the very latest on this. tomorrow is a big day. >> it really is. the jury is set to deliberate on the state marine veteran daniel penny this week as you said. but first, closing arguments tomorrow with both the prosecution and defense summarizing their sides for jurors. prosecutors argued that while penny may have had good intentions while placing in that chokehold we went too far held d the restraint for several minutes even after neely was a longer threat. prosecutors primarily relied on the testimony for the medical examiner doctor cynthia harris penny's former to further their case and the chokehold is indeed what killed neely and penny should have known better with his military training. doctor harris testified during the trial there was unanimous consensus among her team the chokehold killed neely even though she made her determination before receiving toxicology results, it would not have changed her mind.

the defense argues that penny was acting to protect others had no time to de-escalate the situation. they also say it penny used a nonlethal restraint on neely. pointing to testimony from their hired expert witness a forensic pathologist. who testified and maintained there is no chokehold death. instead he said the combined effects of neely's blood condition, synthetic marijuana use, schizophrenia and exertion during the struggle all killed neely. the marine veteran did not testify in his own defense. penny's defense team says the 25 minute taped interview played for jurors during the trial of penny is enough. the video shows penny waived his miranda rights to answer detectives questions when he did not know neely had died. >> yes. i was not trying to injure him. i am just trying to keep him

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