♪ ♪ little bit of memphis blues. sweet emotion all over me. ♪ >> steve: all right. >> lawrence: look at that crowd. >> steve: we've got a bunch of people here at the till es

center. anybody seen brian? >> ainsley: brian was checking out his old dorm room. >> brian: we used to shower together. >> ainsley: what? >> steve: you said we. >> brian: i mean, i remember, when i was i remember one shower. >> lawrence: true. >> steve: communal shower. >> brian: why was i okay with that? >> steve: back then? everybody did it. >> ainsley: you'd have a caddy and keep it under the sink on your hall. >> lawrence: i don't remember any of this in college. i had my own bathroom. >> ainsley: lucky. >> brian: fancy know pants. >> lawrence: shared with the suite mate, could lock the door. >> steve: 150 people and co-ed. >> ainsley: my parents wouldn't

let me. >> brian: women's rights movement. women wanted right to shower wherever they wanted, remember that? >> steve: i don't think it was exactly like that. more complicated. >> brian: i got to look through that. >> steve: thank you, we have about 100 people live at tilles center at brian kilmeade's college. they have gotten up early to watch "fox and friends." you have seen us do the show for two hours, do you have one more hour in you? can you stick around for one more hour? >> ainsley: whoo! look at these men back here doing the trump dance, ymca. >> brian: division one with sports, veterinarian school, school of politics. >> lawrence: we know one of the former football players. >> ainsley: doing the trump dance. great church on long island.

look at them. maib he'll do the dance tonight. great church called shelter rock, three different locations that i've gone to before. you can rent this out, they have concerts. >> brian: my son had graduation here. reminiscing. >> steve: those guys dancing ymca, that was not on the prompter. i got a couple e-mails that say donald trump should change lyrics to m-a-g-a. fun to be at the m-a-g-a. >> brian: we finally have the village people agreeing to let him use their song. >> steve: we have one. that is all you need. >> lawrence: he's the star, the

cop. >> brian: 40 years later still wearing the helmet. >> ainsley: he said he had a change of hearts, he bes donald trump loves the song. >> steve: he's making money with it. >> brian: i wouldn't be surprised if mick jagger calls ands you can use start me up. >> lawrence: the president is going to be here, the event is completely sold out. you can watch on fox nation and see everything going to happen. we'll have the host of patriot awards, great sean hannity. i'm naming him. >> ainsley: our sixth year, it has been pete hegseth, when pete was asked to go to the white house, sean stepped up. >> brian: day two for the manhunt for the killing of brian

thompson. >> steve: the killer left perhaps clues that could point to a motive or misdirect. >> ainsley: chanley painter has details, what is the latest? >> chanley: we're learning the shooter may have left a message on evidence found at the scene where brian thompson was gunned down outside a new york city hotel. police releasing this chilling sur surveillance video showing thompson raising his -- and the man raising his handgun. the man waited all night for the executives to walk by. >> i look and the guy cross and run. he was here on this corner the whole night. >> chanley: after the asarks assassination, the man jumped on

an e-bike and drove away. >> the motive for this murder is unknown, based on evidence we have so far, this does appear the victim was targeted, we do not know why. this does not appear to be random act of violence. >> chanley: clues about a possible motive found on evidence at the scene. according to "new york post," nypd is investigating possible message that include deny, depose and defend written on live rounds and shell casings left behind by the masked assassin. there is a book "delay, deny and defend," how insurance companies deny claims for profit. his wife says there have been threats, he said there were people that had been threatening

him. unitedhealthcare ceo was in new york for an investor conference, thompson was a husband and father. crimestoppers offering $10,000 for information on the gunman. the police obtained the suspect's starbucks trash he threw away, there could be some d.n.a. >> ainsley: that is how they found the gilgo beach murder er. >> brian: thanks. it took 20 years to get close enough to say check this guy. they got his pizza crust and it took 10 guys to take him down. this is not a big guy. this is a sly guy. question is, it is clear he was composed under pressure, makes you think he has degree of professionalism. unjam his gun, i got it.

beside that, he made huge mistakes. >> lawrence: hearing same from people within the department, he was sloppy in way he did things. he is a pro because of the way he compossessed himself when the gun jam jammed. he continued to shoot, the accuracy in shooting, wasn't very good, shot the man in the back and the leg. >> steve: just had a former federal prosecutor on 30 minutes ago and he had observation, the cops are pretty sure it looks like this man was targeted and it looks like that is pose of perhaps a professional, maybe a trained killer, we don't know at this point. regarding the clues, chanley painter talked about found words

depose, deny, defend on the shell casings, he made the point, it could be misdirection. if it were a trained killer targeting that man there, maybe he put those words on it to throw them off. maybe people would think it is insurance claim issue rather than something else, we are speculating. >> ainsley: what is chilling, look at this video, you see this gentleman who is the ceo of this major healthcare company who has a wife at home, midwestern, right? he has two children, his kids are college age. no clue and back to the gunman and this guy takes his life in one second, had no idea this was coming. chilling to see the video, lookats that, he is just walking. >> brian: he does spin around, he sees the gunman.

>> ainsley: he then shot him in the leg, three casings on the ground, as steve was saying, one said deny, depose and one said defend. what is chilling is to watch this gunman at starbucks. he is getting health bars. >> steve: and a bottle of water. >> ainsley: he either just killed someone or knows he just killed someone and passer byes, we know the streets in new york, this happened early in the morning, people are walking on the street on sixth avenue. some people say they walked right by him. >> brian: why don't they say white guy? he is a white guy. >> lawrence: he could be a fair-skinned hispanic. >> brian: doesn't it help finding him? >> ainsley: they are showing his picture. >> lawrence: it could damage them if they put out a profile

and later on, i see why. >> steve: reason he was there and not in midwest at his home, it was an investors conference. cops are going through this stuff, how many people knew he was going to be walking that way at that time in front of that hotel, he was standing in wait. he waited for a half-hour. >> brian: he was looking at legal trouble. >> lawrence: department of justice investigation. >> ainsley: sold shares days before the doj -- could it be insider trading? maybe he had information on someone else. it is weird the casings are similar to title of the book talking about insurance companies don't give your money back. >> steve: it is clue or misdirection. >> lawrence: new york's finest on top of it.

>> steve: from new york to washington, d.c., later today on capitol hill, ronald rowe will appear before the assassination attempt task force. >> ainsley: there were two attempts made against president-elect trump's life. >> brian: brooke singman is all over this. >> brooke: the bipartisan panel is expected to address failures during the assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania, when thomas crooks opened fire from a rooftop, shooting president trump's ear, killing one rally go goer and injuring two others. july 13th was a failure of secret service to adequately secure the butler farm show site. that abject failure underscore critical gaps in secret service operations, he is expected to

say his goal is to improve effe effectiveness and rebuild public trust. while he cannot undo harm done, he is committed to do everything to ensure secret service never has a failure like this again. the panel is set to question rowe over the september incidence outside palm beach golf course. rowe plans to outline changes he's made, including hire more agents and expanding tactical coverage. improvements come after secret service last director cheed ch cheadle resigned after pressure from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle accusing her of lacking accountability. task force released an interim report outlining evidence it found. the panel is expected to meet

one more time before releasing final report next friday december 13th. >> steve: they are going to listen to this guy's testimony today, ask him questions after he submitted his final report and then they will finalize their report, right? >> brooke: exactly, we'll see how lawmakers responds and whether they are satisfied with rowe's testimony about what he's done since july and september within the agency since taking the lead. >> brian: on capitol hill today, looks like doge will be in action, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy will have people who are curious about how they mrn on cutting the government. musk said two trillion dollars, how can he do it? rand paul had an idea, if you freeze hiring, you will save money. bernie sanders wants to cut everything, he does not believe we need a military to protect

him in vermont. moskowitz said i'm all ears, spin out secret service, spin out a lot of things under homeland security, save money and make them more effective and joni ernst said i'd like to work with them. america would feel better if we were not paying for interest on debt more than we paid for the pentagon. if you can get american people to understand what you are doing, you could get buy-in. >> lawrence: there is township in the country, country is becoming more unified. pre-election, we were prepared for protest in the street and people boarding up their businesses. the country celebrated thissin with. people who once criticized trump are now team trump and jeff bezos is one of them. here is what he had to say. talking about trump, it is

interesting, i'm very optimistic this time around that we're going to see, i'm hopeful about this -- about his -- he seems to have a lot of energy around reducing regulation, my point of view, if i can help him do that, i will help him. we do have too much regulation in this country. this country is so set up to grow. >> ainsley: what i love about this, it is common sense. how many of you in the audience, when you are hurting for money or it is christmas time and you need to buy gifts or send your kids to college, you say, what am i spending too much on? do we need five boxes of cereal from the grocery store, get one and finish that box employees . i don't need five tubes of toothpaste, finish that and go back to the store. this is what families do, cut out government waste. it is our money.

if you ever worked for a company and in charge of pocketbook, you are spending someone else's money easier than you spend your own. that is what this government is doing. this is y'all's money. >> brian: i think it is going to be structural, not cutting here ander hoo. the government was never meant to control it. we don't need this department, go do it. >> ainsley: i think it will be both. >> brian: there is waste scomb this guy does not do anything and this building is empty, look at why do we need this department? >> ainsley: speaker johnson wants to down size, scale back scope of government, slash government waste and you have -- let me see, jared moskowitz, democrat, says embrace government efficiency and bernie sanders said elon is right, massive waste, let's go after

it. >> steve: every person in the tilles center today and tonight pays taxes, it is frustrating to send tax money to washington and they waste it. that is why this idea of the department of government efficiency is potent and people are getting onboard. jeff bezos in that sound bite, he is using common sense as a business man. he knows if donald trump is president for next four years, he wants donald trump to like amazon and him and isn't it coincidence, jeff bezos "washington post" before election did not endorse joe biden, which everybody was expecting to do. he saw writing on the wall and knew, if i try to tip the scale, that could bite me. more interested in hugging than biting, just saying. aren't you more interested in

hugging than biting? i didn't say biden, i said biting. look who is right over there? frank siller joins us next how he is honoring our american heroes at tonight's patriot awards and all holiday season long. (♪)

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great friend of the show and everybody that meets him, frank siller. >> great to be here. >> brian: another reason for people in new york, we've been in florida and nashville, what are they going to get tonight? talk about the feeling in this theater? >> america is feel ing great to begin with, everybody pumped up because of the way we are moving forward in america and taking care of a lot of problems. patriot awards is like the most beautiful night, you honor and recognize great patriots in america who have sacrificed so much and put america first always. it is palpable and to do it on long island, which is the most certainly america country. >> brian: long island is red, white and blue, you saw with jonathan diller and his family in massapequa.

>> unbelievable. >> brian: you were there. frank, what i love, we heard about your brother, he lost his life on 9/11. we get to meet stephen, his son, to help give the award. >> stephen and judge jeanine will give out the reward. it is powerful. all the work the foundation is doing, mortgage-free homes and vets off the streets, work we're doing is tremendous. his honor and not just his, all those who paid ultimate sacrifice on 9/11. we got to take care of them. >> brian: people are still dying from 9/11 related ilness. talk about the decision, before 9/11 bad, help everybody. you said, we're not stopping.

why? >> people in america who serve us whether for your community or your country, put their lives on the line, like my brother did. i saw the effect of first responder running toward danger and left a widow sally and five beautiful children. yes, country came together at that point. every individual family has their own 9/11. they lose a loved one and have to be taken care of and remembered and honored and we do it in a way that makes a lot of sense. we pay off their mortgages or build them a home. when you donate $11 a month or make a large donation like fox has done and fox viewers are the best. they always step up and take care of these families. together we're doing something very special. we got to take care of all the

families that pay a big price for us. >> brian: you donated 9/11 from the trade center medal. that is what this medal is. >> 9/11 steel is in this and going to great patriot. port authority trusted me with great steel, the people receiving it deserve it. >> brian: round of applause, t2t.org. we will see you tonight giving out an reward. wait for sean hannity and the reward show tonight. more "fox and friends" from tilles center, site of sixth annual patriot awards in just a mo moment. ♪

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>> ainsley: president-elect trump defense secretary pick pete hegseth will spend another day meeting with senators on capitol hill and bill melugin is live to tell us more. hi, bill. >> bill: good morning to you. pete hegseth is going on offense now. hes he will not let media give him the brett kavanaugh treatment. he says he is not going anywhere. he pinned article in the "wall street journal," it is textbook manufactured media takedown. talk to those who served with me in guantanamo bay, iraq, afghanistan or national guard,

they support me and i'm honored by that. i have never backed down and won't back down from this one. i look forward to honest confirmation hearing with senators, not a show trial in the press. pete hegseth has been meeting with senators all week long trying to shore up support for future confirmation hearings. he met with joni ernst yet who wrote, i appreciate pete hegseth service to our country, today we had a frank and thorough conversation. hegseth responded saying, thank you, senator ernst for your service to our counter and commitment to this important process. hegseth met with senator roger wicker, chairman of armed services committee whos hegseth pledged he would stop drinking entirely if confirmed as . >> allegation was made about him

being intoxicated several times. the question every member will ask him led to this statement. >> he would stop drinking all together if he becomes secretary? >> that is right. >> rest of allegations, how do you -- >> i asked about that and he stated they were untrue. >> all these allegations are coming from anonymous unnamed sources. if things do go south for his nomination, multiple sources confirm to fox news president-elect trump is strongly considering replacing him with florida governor ron desantis. sources familiar tell us trump and desantis met face-to-face and talked about this here in palm beach on tuesday. that is a development we'll keep tabs on. as of right now pete hegseths he

is not going anywhere. >> ainsley: is desantis interested in the position? >> from what we're hearing, there is interest on his side, as well. >> ainsley: thank you. the ladies professional golf association and have banned -- abby hornacek is here. good morning. tell us about this, what is your reaction? >> i think my first thought is times are shifting especially because it is lpga who is trailblazing on this decision. reason i say that, is because the league hasn't required females assigned at birth since 2010, when they were putting in a policy because they were sued by a transgender athlete. they are making this amidst fire

storm surrounding haley davidson. >> ainsley: haley transition around 2ars old, they are saying you have to be born female and leaving it open to transition prior to puberty. tell us about tonight. you'll be on the red carpet. >> it's been a blessing to host the red carpet since this event began. we have seen it grow and you see folks ready for a nights as special as tonight. incredible stories you have heard them all. they bring us together. not too often we get together in one place, we all have different schedules, we get to hang out with wonderful people. been a while since i've seen in person. >> ainsley: i miss you. excited to see you and hang out tonight. we talk about oscars and grammy's, these are real heroes

that served our country. we're grateful and excited. >> i got a sneak peek and i cried in four or five stories. >> ainsley: different people getting rewards. let's hand it over to janice dean live from the red carpet. janice is there this morning. hi, janice. >> janice: live on the red c carpet right now getting sneak peek at patriot awards, sixth annual patriot awards, first annual for big host tonight, i hear he's coming in just a moment. you all know him and love him, mr. sean hannity will be hosting from long island, he is from long island. come over here, my friend. music has started. ♪ >> i live in the free state of florida, it is cold up here, make the weather warmer, we need the weather warmer. why am i doing the weather. the weather is freezing cold,

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>> brian: welcome back, everybody. in about an hour, acting secret service director ronald rowe, will testify in front of the trump assassination attempt task force. >> lawrence: joining us now sean hannity, host of the sixth annual patriot awards. >> sean: what a great morning. it is warmer in the free state of florida. >> ainsley: we had bets how long it would take you to use that line. >> brian: what do you think of this theater? >> sean: same guy, interim secret service guy, after trump international incident that said the plan worked perfectly. it did not work perfectly. if guy with ak-47 and a scope

gets within 300 yards of a president-elect, it did not work. they said we couldn't have agents on the roof, the roof was slopped. i used to do roofing, i fell three stories, this part of my arm was dangling, busted my face, played hockey for years and never lost my teeth, i lost all my teeth. this has to get fixed. we've had two would-be assassins, donald trump came within a millimeter of being assassinated and i don't want to hear lies. >> brian: you think he is going to get replaced? >> >> sean: he better get replaced, nothing he can say after he said the plan worked. >> lawrence: do they need a disruptor like dan bongino?

>> sean: dan bongino, tom kearn, people that care about the president. we have to understand there is just a lot of evil people and he happens to be the main tarrget. with rank and file secret service, i wear that pin every night out of respect for hard work they do. they are willing to jump on somebody and take a bullet for somebody. deep, abiding respect. >> ainsley: you are back in long island, where you grew up, you go on air every night and tell everyone you love florida. what about people of new york, those are your people, they made you, helped grow you. >> sean: telling everybody in new york to follow me to florida. >> ainsley: tonight he has to wear a tuxedo, two things you hate, new york and dressing up.

>> brian: with a jean shirt. >> sean: if i could, i would. when i took the tie off the show, i did it one night to see if i could get away with it. nobody said anything. second night, nobody said anything. >> brian: we don't know how to get ahold of you. >> sean: i don't leave the house, ainsley knows, she knows my life. >> sean: i live close to here, i had to sell my house, i moved, as everybody knows. i come here every easter for easter service and this whole place would be packed. beautiful place to be. this is great room, goes up high, a lot of fun. exciting night. >> brian: instead of speech, you are hosting. >> sean: i'm doing an opening

hannity. >> sean: everything, talking about the women who are cutting their hair, abstaining from sex, now they have some of them sterileizing themselves, and stock stockpiling abortion pills. answer why, if sterileized, why do you need abortion pills. >> brian: how do we know they are not having sex? >> sean: why don't you ask them. >> steve: i have a feeling they will not be receiving rewards tonight. tell us about who by this time tomorrow, who generally without revealing names, will have one of those on their mantel? >> sean: donald j trump. >> steve: last reward recipient. >> sean: think of everything and i don't want to give away what i'll say tonight.

think of everything he's been through and nine years from minute this man came down thatthat escalator, they have smeared, slander, attack, use fbi and intelligence agencies after him. i keep saying legacy media is dead, they were all after him and wanted him defeated and credit to everybody here, credit to everyone here tonight, credit to audience that watches fox, we got it right. they got it wrong. they ignored abc, nbc, cbc news, two extreme channels, ignored kamala's lies, late-night comics, ignored "new york times" and "washington post" and now we have a chance that you only get every 100 years, transformation. we can get to limited government, greater freedom, imagine who would have thought

ways, fraud and abuse, 2 million being cut. >> lawrence: bipartisan issue. what are you going to do differently this year in the patriot awards? >> sean: make fun of you. >> lawrence: you do that all right. you are my mentor and pete hegseth's. >> sean: you are one of my best friends. pete s so good at it, liky are placing johnny carson, don't compare yourself. pete appointed to be secretary of defense and praying for his confirmation. you can't replace a ledgend, ths has always been his night. i'm going to be me. what will i do different? you'll see. >> steve: hard to believe when this started six years ago, is this going to work? it has been wildly successful. >> sean: only thing, we've been in florida, did it in florida and tennessee. >> ainsley: hold on.

half of this audience said we're so glad you are in new york, we live in boston and upstate new york. before we did it all in the souths, maybe it is time to -- >> sean: i will say this, props to people m new york. >> brian: nassau county and suffolk county, too? >> ainsley: do you know? >> sean: look at map of new york, it is all red. >> brian: getting close to flipping. >> sean: and new york city has lost significant percentage of democratic registered voters. is there hope one day? the problem is they chased everybody out high taxes, burden regulation. >> ainsley: illegal immigrants, 60,000 illegal immigrants have criminal records running free in new york city. >> sean: look at eric adams, he wanted sanctuary city and now

can i meet with tom homan. >> brian: he wants to be vice president. >> sean: he wants a pardon. >> steve: will you do the tease, sean hannity? >> sean: streams live on fox nation.com, happening tonight, you excited about tonight? excited to have you. >> steve: keep going. >> sean: donald trump will join us, lee greenwood performing tonight. check in with bill hemmer for what is coming up with dana at the top of the hour. >> bill: dana and i will see you this evening out there. good show. >> ainsley: you wearing a tux, bill? >> bill: absolutely. ironed and ready to go. murder mystery in manhattan, what we think we know at the moment, what a story and it is developing. big meeting on the hill, will government save you money, will pete hegseth get through? senator joni ernst is key on both issues we'll talk to her in

minutes. new financial sheriff in town soon, maria b on your cash and meet two young ladies making dreams come true for our veterans. great story and great show coming up in seven minutes. we'll see you then.

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♪ [applause] >> brian: we're wrapping up the show now. thank you to the tillis center, long island university for hosting us and hosting the show tonight and comedy show coming up next week. the university opened up next year gets the gators in football. >> ainsley: have a great football year. thank you, stage manager. >> steve: this is how much time we have left. 14 seconds. make sure tonight at 8:00 these folks we hope will be live. patriot awards hosted by sean hannity 8:00 p.m. live on fox nation.com. >> steve: if you have fox nation, stream it.

>> brian: we know this about pete hegseth. on capitol hill today. >> ainsley: guess who will be here tonight? donald trump and tomorrow highlights from the patriot awards plus melania trump will join us tomorrow in a "fox & friends" exclusive. her first interview since president trump won the election. >> steve: janice, the weather tonight is going to be? >> great. >> brian: try to come back. we'll do the radio show. on the veranda. >> ainsley: the veranda. >> steve: it has been a great program. keep in mind. one mission, stay within yourself. [cheers and applause] >> bill: a big day, even bigger night. good morning, everybody. th