this snow is perfect for snow angels. >> bill: we'll see one in a moment. lake-effect snow, right? we've had a drought here in the northeast for some time. this helps. >> yes. the ski resorts are opening up in the next couple of days. one holiday, hunter mountain has opened up already. this is great for snowmobiling once hunting season ends. the trails have been touch and go over the past few years. we could end up in some areas barnes corner new york has had 5 1/2 feet of snows. some could end up with seven feet of lake-effect. cold air coming over the warm waters of lake erie. another shot coming in wednesday and thursday. this one will have a lot more wind. we've had very little wind. hardly any power outrages. that will change on thursday. blowing and drifting of snow.

>> bill: do a snow angel. make it a good one. >> this is the dana perino snow angel. here we go. >> dana: one, two, three. >> bill: well done, mike. we give you 8 1/2 for the dive >> dana: we're terrible to do that from the warmth of the studio. thanks, mike. >> go down in history as probably the worst president in u.s. history but also the most corrupt. >> under this administration t they -- they will continue to push with the two tier justice system. >> he lied to us repeatedly. i figured he would. you expect the worst and get it. he pardoned him. he was the bag man for the biden crime family. >> dana: first came the decision. now the outrage.

president biden pardons his son hunter reversing earlier promises not to intervene in the son's tax and gun cases. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom" i'm dana perino. >> bill: good thanksgiving? got a drumstick. president-elect trump weighing in calling biden's move nothing more than a miscarriage of justice. tom cotton whether or not politics are skipping the scale of justice in this case. >> dana: president trump -- chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has the latest on that one. >> good morning. key senate republicans suggest kash patel is the ideal person to shake things up at the f.b.i. >> i've encouraged president trump to bring kash patel for the table for this reason. represents the type of change we

need to see in the f.b.i. >> action from the f.b.i. where christopher wray is still the director is everyday the men and women of the f.b.i. continue to work to protect americans from a growing array of threats. director wray's focus remains on the men and women of the f.b.i. the people we do the work with and the people we do the work for. a key senate democrat was quick to say he is a no on this nomination. >> kash patel's only qualification is that he agrees with donald trump that the department of justice should serve to punish, lock up, and intimidate donald trump's political opponents. so the cost to the american public is pretty simple. >> ted cruz says critics should get over it. >> all of the weeping and gnashing of teeth. the pulling out their hair are exactly the people who are dismayed having a real reformer come into the f.b.i. and clean out the corrupted partisans who

sadly have burrowed into senior career positions at the f.b.i. >> patel spoke about his qualifications to serve in a senior role. >> as a civilian joint special operations campaign. taking out bag bag, returning hostages. serving as director director of national intelligence and chief of staff. >> not directly if the current directly will resign or be fired. >> bill: tom cotton with us. thank you for your time today. nbc report from july on hunter biden. headline, hubb has joined white house meeting as he stays close to the president post debate. in that story there is a suggestion that privately it was on the table still. publicly they were going to say no pardon. what is your top line response to this move now? >> joe biden for 50 years in

public office has always pridefully boasted about his word as a biden. we now know his word as a biden is trash. for months he and his white house spokespersons promised the american people they wouldn't pardon hunter biden. not only did he lie to them about that, look at the scope of the pardon. it is far beyond the offenses for which he was convicted. it is any crime he committed whatsoever for 11 years. which raises the question what crimes does joe biden think his son has been committing for the next decade plus and raise the question whether joe biden will pash done his brother as well up to his neck in the biden family influence peddling operation. i would ask joe biden to commit not to pardon his brother but again we now know that his word as a biden especially about pardons is trash. >> dana: do you imagine that the incoming administration or even

the senate will try to continue an investigation into what has been alleged about the bidens? >> well, dana, i think we have to wait and see who else joe biden pardons. if he pardons his brother and maybe a sister, maybe some of hunter biden's corrupt businessmen there may not be anything left to investigate at least for criminal liability. i will say this, though, joe biden may come to regret this decision because having given his son a blanket pardon of 11 years to include time when joe biden was vice president, hunter biden now can't plead the fifth if he appears before congress or appears before a grand jury. he has to testify about exactly what he was up to, for instance, when he was traveling to china on air force two and meeting with chinese communists or why being paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to sit on a ukrainian energy company's board with no

qualifications. that may be one unintended consequence of the pardon that joe biden didn't fully think through. >> bill: a democrat out of arizona was one of the first to chime in on x. he said i respect president biden but i think he got this one wrong. this wasn't politically motivated. biden was convicted by a jury of his peers. kash patel is nominated to be the head of the f.b.i. trey gowdy summation of him as he knows him from last night. >> he would not know the foundation or the funding of the steele dossier. you would not know about fisa abuse, you would not know about fusion gps except for the work of kash patel. he is quite candidly the most unfairly maligned person that i worked with. the entire eight years i was in washington. >> is he the right guy for this job and how well do you know

him? >> well, i don't know kash as well as trey knows him, having sat on the house intelligence committee and worked with kash on that committee. but i do know that trey is right when he talks about all that kash worked as a member of that committee, staff and then at the white house to expose the corruption and wrongdoing at the f.b.i. and the department of justice that unfairly targeted donald trump and those around him in his first campaign. i would also point out he has many years experience as a federal prosecutor and a federal public defender. which means he is experienced not only putting criminals behind bars but also can understand what happens when government overreaches. that used to be something for the last four years that the democrats extoled as they put public defenders on the bench. now they condemn that kind of experience at the same time that joe biden is committing a total perversion of justice by giving his son the most sweeping pardon

in modern american history. a stark contrast for the democrats. >> dana: one of the things from the previous hour, andrew mccabe, the former acting f.b.i. director said that kash patel is profoundly unqualified for this job and it's not even like a matter for debate. there is going to be a debate. do you expect him to get confirmed? >> well, andrew mccabe is scared that someone like kash patel to expose the wrongdoing of partisans who have taken over senior positions. as far as qualifications go whether andrew mccabe or democratic senators, what were pete buttigieg's qualifications to be the secretary of transportation or cam plain when joe biden put a cross dressing luggage thief in charge of nuclear programs. kash patel has a long record in intelligence and law enforcement. the kind of qualifications you would expect for an f.b.i. director. i expect the senate to move

forward with all trump's nominees efficiently and promptly when we take charge on january 3rd. >> bill: tom cotton, the republican from arkansas. thank you. >> thank you. >> dana: president-elect trump's attorney general nominee pam bondi is on capitol hill today making rounds with senators ahead of her confirmation hearing expected to face some pushback during the process. chad pergram has more on this. hi, chad. >> good morning. it's a series of getting to know you sessions between pam bondi and senators. first up incoming judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley. other meetings in the mix, lindsey graham said bondee is right for the job. >> the only people that need to worry about pam bondi are the ones who want to use the law for the political purpose. those in the department of justice who want to make the department of justice an extension of politics. >> judiciary committee chairman

dick durbin says he doesn't want to pre-judge her. republicans say it's time to clean up the department of justice. >> we've seen a d.o.j. and f.b.i. that have been weaponized, you look at letitia james literally campaigned on prosecuting donald trump. the fact is that our system of justice needs to be depoliticized. >> chatter about the pick of kash patel to lead the f.b.i. no meetings between patel and senators are scheduled yet. the term of f.b.i. director christopher wray does not expire until 2027. republicans believe the d.o.j. and f.b.i. need serious reforms. >> no secret to anybody, including chris wray that he is not going to continue to serve as the head of the f.b.i. under donald trump. listen, if you look at james comey and chris wray, there has never been a period in our nation's history where the

f.b.i. has suffered a greater loss of respect. >> it is believed that pam bondi has the far better shot at senate confirmation than former a.g. nominee matt gaetz. confirmation of kash patel could be a wild card. confirmation hearings start in january. dana. >> dana: we'll be here for all of that as well. any moment now in new york city marine veteran daniel penny will arrive for closing arguments of his subway choke hold trial. defense is going first when we expect the jury deliberations to begin. we'll talk about that. could be soon. >> bill: years after being banned from facebook and twitter, the biggest names in tech are now lining up to work with president-elect donald trump. >> we need to be able to have the best a.i. infrastructure in the world to be able to lead with the technology and capabilities. i believe president-elect trump will be very good at that and look forward to working with his administration on it. >> dana: elton john revealing a

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>> dana: the idf is confirming american israeli soldier was killed in october 7th attacks. until now it was believed that he was alive and being held hostage. the 21-year-old grew up in long island, new york and he decided to join the israeli army after spending a gap year in israel. he was one of seven american citizens held in gaza. they have now been pronounced dead. >> bill: closing arguments set to get underway lower manhattan in marine veteran daniel penny's lon slaughter trial facing up the 15 years if prison in the

2023 death of jordan neely. cb cotton has more on that now. hello. >> good morning. before jurors begin deliberating the fate of daniel penny both the prosecution and defense will have a final chance to make their case on whether penny should be found guilty of recklessly killing jordan neely. over the course of the trial, prosecutors called a total of 35 witnesses including one of their key witnesses, medical examiner dr. cynthia harris, who testified that penny's choke hold did indeed kill neely. harris told jurors there was quote sufficient and consistent enough pressure during the restraint to kill neely and unanimous consensus on her team. penny's defense team argued their client had no time to de-escalate the situation and acted to protect others. they offeredcould have died usi expert witness and you can see

penny there on your screen now arriving. that hired expert witness testified that quote combined factors led to neely's debt. she said neely blood's condition along with e earrings during the struggle hilt neely. eyewitnesses how they felt of neely stepping? . >> so the defense will get their closing arguments followed by the prosecution. you can hear protestors outside the courthouse yelling subway strangler. >> bill: we'll watch that

downtown here in new york. >> dana: paul mauro fox news contributor and former nypd inspector. we have them here for their expertise. you heard the chants of guilty as he is going in. the closing arguments are happening today. to catch people back up i want to play a witness who was there defending penny. >> dana: that's witness testimony video initially and you made a good point in the break. penny was never arrested at this moment after they do the initial investigation. >> police show up. according to their testimony neely's heart is still beating.

they gather all the information. take the witnesses back to the station house, including daniel penny. the video that was shown at the trial and in it while daniel penny doesn't know that jordan neely has expired, he gives his mindset how he was not trying to hurt him. he was just trying to prevent him from hurting others, etc. remember what is going on here. his defense's justification he was justified in doing what he did. he didn't go too far. when you boil it down reasonable person test. would a reasonable person have believed that was what was necessary. you don't have to take in this instance penny's word for it. you have the other witnesses who felt the same way. that's why the police didn't arrest. they threw it over to the d.a. and where it sat for ten days. there was no arrest until the protestors came out. city hall buckled. took him out. never went to the grand jury and had him arrested. >> bill: he did not take the stand. defense rested.

judge said take ten days off and we'll talk about it after thanksgiving. however, there is an interrogation video at the cop shop. call for number three, guys. going back some time. >> this guy was threatening. i was concerned he would actually lash out saying he is willing to go to prison forever and going to kill this, this. i look around there are women and children. >> bill: there is more from that. what do you think? >> as my counterpart mentioned the probable cause was shallow at best. we didn't have an arrest. it was the district attorney that pushed it. bear in mind the district attorney is an elected official. so he is speaking on the part of the people that elected him and that's why i believe the agenda was pushed. when we look how this manifest laid on down the line. the standard of proof is beyond a reasonable doubt in a criminal case. i don't think that the testimony that's been introduced has rose to it being beyond a reasonable doubt. i believe that mr. penny will

get off. it begs the question is this a miscarriage of justice and i highly believe so. put yourself in that position. as a common citizen if you are on that subway and it was your mother that was being a costed by some lunatic what would you do? if it was myself, bill hemmer and you, of course, we would have all triangulated an attack and taken him down and that's when my counterpart would have laid the cuffs on him. that's what happened in this situation in essence. we need to applaud the fact we had a genuine public citizen that stepped in and helped out. >> dana: here is the "new york post" editorial board. house of cards against daniel penny is falling apart. so much evidence that penny was protect being himself and others and other factors likely contributed to neely's death bragg's decision to prosecute looks like politics. other factors likely contributed talk about his drug problems. >> right. he had a drug called k2 in his system. synthetic marijuana. it is not that, it acts in the

same reexcereceptors. for a long time it wasn't here in new york. why does it matter? because it makes people crazy and it doesn't show up in urine tests. a lot of people who are mentally challenged and the results are unpredict aq. he had in in his systems. when the system that we have completely breaks down. not only did he walk away from mandatory psychiatric treatment because of other things randomly punching a woman in the face. they stopped enforcing k2. you get circumstances like this. nobody thinks jordan kneelly will be dead. it didn't have to happen. we have abdicated criminal justice's role for this kind of thing. >> bill: the medical examiner

testified the choke hold killed neely. pathologist hired by the defense team disputes that. is that what this whole case could come down to? >> that's a germane component. you have defense witnesses present the certain narrative and prosecution witnesses that will present something differently. it's in the hands of the jurors. they will either make or break what happens in the final outcome in this case. i can tell you from being on many in these trials as an expert witness i have seen these verdicts go extreme left to extreme right. we don't know what these jurors are thinking. i generally believe the prosecution has failed to present this beyond a reasonable doubt and we will see an acquittal in this case. >> i will say a hung jury. i think it will go awhile. it is manhattan. as people try to influence the decision and protest ask yourself this now that we have a little feel for what daniel penny is like in the same circumstances, somebody who did that on the subway, screaming

and yelling, they want to hurt somebody. moving towards a mother and child. seeming to have a sigh sooty i can episode. does daniel penny do anything different if the person was white? i say no. who might do something different is alvin bragg. >> dana: fair point. >> bill: thank you, darren and paul. thank you, gentlemen. ex-police commissioner spent ten months in prison. his charge was failure to pay taxes. like hunter biden who got a sbeepg pardon from his dad. the former commissioner will be here live with his reaction coming up next. senator bernie sanders admits elon musk is right. is there a surprise meeting of the minds? we ask the question, we search for the answer next. it can be so easy to get busy and distracted

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accountability for what i did. but i was charged with failure to file taxes adequately in time and i ended up going to court, federal court here in baltimore and i was found guilty. i pled guilty and ended up spending 10 months incarcerated in a federal institution. >> dana: then you have gone on with your life. show on the board here from arrested may 10th of 2018. released from prison november 11th of 2020. just want to put for anybody on the screen here the differences between what you just accepted responsibility for and what hunter biden had been charged with and then convicted of. although that's now wiped clean by his father. taxes not paid. $1.4 million for him. how did you take the news that biden pardoned his son? >> well, i wasn't that

surprised. i felt it all along that it was going to come. the human part of me is you have to look out for your own flesh and blood. i figured that's what he was going to do. it does send an awful message to not just me but, you know, millions of americans who watch this and unfortunately young men and women who are actually going through the same thing or have gone through the same thing wishing that somebody would give them a pardon. >> dana: what did you think about president biden for months he and through his spokesperson saying a pardon would not be happening, that nobody was above the law? all the while it seems it was a lie. >> yeah, dana, again i am really not surprised but it is hurtful to hear that. you would think the way our

justice system is designed where it's fair. someone with multiple felonies they should face the consequences behind that. in the fourth quarter things change that they are pardoned. there are plenty of people that wish they could get a pardon because it really does affect their civil liberties as they move on. particularly felonies verse misdemeanor cases. >> dana: let's end it on a high note and tell people what you are doing now as you have moved on and moved forward. >> i'm still working in baltimore. still serving the community and working for 22, 23 different communities in baltimore trying to help them navigate life and trying to provide the best resources they can for public safety and a city doing much better than what it was and it's going to the right direction. >> dana: good to know you from

before and great to see you again. thank you and merry christmas. >> good to see you, bye-bye. >> bill: still smiling. nice to see there. music legend revealing a heartbreaking update as we roll this and give a listen. >> i haven't been able to come to many of the previews because i have lost my eyesight. it is hard for me to see it. i love to hear it. >> bill: elton john admits losing his eyesight. the incident is the result of a severe infection he obtained over the summer and hopeful eyesight comes back but tells reporters he feels stuck at the moment. hoping the best for him. he has given a lot of money to charity over the years. >> dana: very difficult to go through that and wish him the best and hope it gets cleared up. i'm sure he has the best doctors and care. >> bill: his ears are still good and he can still play. >> dana: he can sing and play the piano indeed.

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>> dana: police in colorado reportedly say they are optimistic that they will finally be able to solve the jonbenet ramsey murder case. one investigator saying not sure what it will take to bust it wide open but we are hoping for 2025, this is our year. jonbenet was found murdered in her family's basement.

her father blames police for not accepting outside help. >> bill: in the event that you missed it, justin trudeau making a trek to mar-a-lago on friday. this after trump threatened canada with tariffs. mexico as well, by the way. the president-elect calling the meeting very productive and you see a shot at the table. one of many that came out over the weekend. kennedy and tom shillue is here. good morning to both of you. so maple leafs are wild at mar-a-lago? >> what's amazing. trump has been around for a long time and finally he is normal. you know, people are showing up, taking meetings with him. you go back and forget how i was hosting red eye at the time in 2016. we could not get guests on the show who were not just pro-trump, who would have anything to say about trump at all. i couldn't get the guests. he couldn't get his cabinet.

talk about controversial cabinet picks. nobody wanted to be part of the cabinet and not near trump. now everybody wants to be near trump, liberals and conservatives. >> dana: meat loaf was on the menu and trudeau humble pie? >> he was red faced. so embarrassed that he had been pushing back against trump for so many years. you couldn't really see it under the black face. but -- it's okay. he was like hey, could we maybe not have these tariffs, eh? basically the president is saying we have a problem with immigration, we have a problem with fentanyl. you are going to have higher prices, you will have more difficulty getting into america unless we work together and trudeau came out and said trump is true to his word. if he says he will do something, he is going to do something. pushing back making fun of him in the press won't do him any good and very unpopular in canada right now because of immigration and they are having

to make swift immigration changes themselves. so i wouldn't be surprised to see this is one of those points where you completely reset the stage in terms of immigration. >> bill: i think trump may have done both leaders a favor. he gave them a 55-day ramp to go ahead and figure it out. also in mar-a-lago was mark zuckerberg, meta statement. mark was grateful for the invitation to joint president trump for dinner and meet with members of his team about the incoming administration. it is a love fest, to your point. >> there are a lot of people you can see on social media a lot of conservatives. i don't trust him. i don't trust zuckerberg. they love musk. he was campaigning. they are treating zuckerberg as a johnny come lately. conservatives have a new bromance with big tech. people like me are suspicious of big tech. we believe it's anti-human.

so i think we will have to have a run-in with these guys at some point. for now a lot of tech pros are jumping on the maga train. >> dana: an artificial intelligence guy said this. call for number -- let's go. >> people said they aren't sure where president-elect trump is on these stuff. he wants to stay ahead of values. they won't have the same values that we will. where do we go in the race with china? >> infrastructure in the united states is super important. a.i. is a little different than other kinds of software and requires mass amounts of infrastructure and data centers and we need to build that here and we need to be able to have the best a.i. infrastructure in the world to lead with the technology and capabilities. i believe president-elect trump will be very good at that. look forward to working with his administration on it. >> dana: one of the keys there is energy. companies need a lot of it and weren't going to get it from the wind and solar team.

>> the green new deal democrats, there is no way their plans unless it is utter hypocrisy would support the infrastructure needed if you come complete globally on a.i. with china. the tech fight. it will take us into the future very quickly. so that means, you know, these three parties who were enemies with each other. sam altman and zuckerberg and musk will have to work together. musk has the keys to the kingdom. >> bill: time for one more? bernie sanders sucking up to elon for the defense cuts that he hopes comes his way. >> and trump. so if trump can downsize the military then you have people on the far left who are happy about that as well. >> bill: that's right. >> downsize, modernize. >> downsize the money. >> dana: money but not the military. >> bill: tensions boiling over on the gridiron over the weekend. not a boxing match. an ugly hit on a star

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>> bill: "wall street journal" reporting the sales of bibles are booming and it's driven by first-time buyers and new versions. publishers say a 22% jump in demand from a year ago amid rising anxiety and the search for new hope or it could be because of highly focused marketing and design campaigns. maybe just a prayer. experts say the new-found faith may be due to fresh curiosity. >> dana: love it. that's great. >> dana reads sports. >> michigan wolverines will

shock the college football world. >> dana: chaos over college football's rivalry weekend. the scene at the big house on saturday after michigan upset ohio state in columbus. post-game brawls florida and north carolina state tried to plant their flags on rival's midfield logos. what is going on? clay travis is the outkick founder, i'm -- what is happening? why all the fights? >> first of all, i haven't seen battles over flags like this since civil war history days when you used to try to snag your regiment's flag. the most disrespectful thing you can do or people may remember playing the flag wars when you were a kid and you would go try to grab somebody's flag and have that battle.

i think what's happened here is this has become sort of the instagram universe where these guys aren't happy enough to win but they want to plant flags on the midfield stripe. baker mayfield years ago, now the quarterback of the tampa bay buccaneers, did this with oklahoma, i believe it was against ohio state. it went mega viral. a lot of these kids have seen those clips circulating and so they hate these rivals. you look at that. michigan and ohio state, nc state, north carolina, florida, florida state. they also had i can't believe i hope you get to see this at some point. arizona state spikeed the fork on the arizona -- they have a fork they run around with that is pretty incredible. that was all going on but man, it was an amazing weekend of football if you were out there with your friends and family able to check it out. >> bill: what does the ncaa do? i was listening to one analyst

saying they should hand on fines worth millions of dollars and there is a incident in the ohio state/michigan game. there was a sheriff's deputy down in the middle of all that when the mace came out. it wasn't abuse of power the way i saw it. >> you could see it there with the mace coming out. it is crazy. was anybody in danger that you needed to pull out the mace can? that guy is a moron. but in general i think it is on the coaches. both sides, right? you have 60 minutes to prove whether you are the better team. deciding that you will plant your flag on the midfield logo of an opposing team is seen in many ways as disrespectful of that team and so the idea that you would do it is taken as a provocation over and above the game itself. i think coaches on both sides have to say we aren't going to do this.

if they threaten their own players with substantial running penalties, suspensions, thing like that it will vanish quickly. >> bill: nfl from yesterday. jacksonville, trevor lawrence really good quarterback, roll the tape and here is the hit. watch. >> so many special -- >> no doubt trevor represents -- oh, my, that will be flagged for a big hit on the slide and it will start a little bit of a scrum afterwards as the jaguars come out. >> the player was ejected. i don't know, is it a one off or more to it? >> it's a dirty hit. i don't think it is necessarily the dirtiest hit we've seen this year. i think he should have been ejected and find. he has apologized. actually i think the interesting part about this that i didn't

know about until this hit happened. this player was wearing free palestinian cleats because it's my cleats my cause. i bet a lot of people out there in the wake of the october 7th terror attack that don't think -- if you had to ask me which is more condemning of those issues, the hit or him wearing the free palestinian cleats, i'm more trouble by the free palestinian cleats if i'm a jewish nfl fan or going to israel this week to tour those terror sites, guys, the fact that the nfl would have okayed that to me is the bigger story which i wouldn't have known about if he hadn't committed this hit. >> dana: on another topic just a quick question how do you feel about the bengals? >> bill: come on. are you kidding me? >> i like joe burrow. that's a great over the top -- talk about illegal hits, dana. the bengals have a really good

offense. a really good offense, dana. you should ask bill if they could stop you and ten of the fox news employees from scoring touchdowns right now. >> bill: good question. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: enjoy your week. talk soon. >> appreciate you all. >> dana: have a safe trip. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house. before we go we want to show you this. this afternoon first lady jill biden will officially unveil this year's decorations. looks pretty. a preview. the theme is a season of peace and light. display features nearly 10,000 feet of ribbon and more than 28,000 ornaments. it's the last christmas for the bidens at the white house. >> bill: i've always thought 350 million americans should have the opportunity to walk through the white house as christmastime. it is one cherished place. >> dana: very special indeed. we have a lot of news for you on monday after thanksgiving. harris faulkner takes you through the next hour. here she is. >> harris: breaking news.

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