raymond,t. i knew you would comment. thank you, raymond. "u guif you follow me on instar x is so over the week and a lot wanted more of the lean gala at mar-a-lago friday night. it was cochaired by lara trump and amazing benefactors. we raised $4.8 million for lori simmons big ranch dog rescue and to fund the operations of the.s largest no kill, cage-free dog shelter in the u.s. senate adoptable dogs and lori d oo amazing stuff out of love. consider helping dogs wh dogo nd help and especially at the holidays. judge jeanine pirro was there and a great crowd, pam bondi and all of our friends at big >> todd: fox news alert. luigi mangione, the man accused

of killing the unitedhealthcare ceo shouting. some on the left hailing him as a hero, we have the latest. >> carley: and daniel penny speaking out to judge jeanine in his first video since being acquitted. >> i'll take a million court appearances and people calling me names and people hating me just to keep one of those people from getting hurt or killed. >> carley: we'll bring you more from their sit down. >> todd: unidentified drones flying around the new jersey sky. one lawmaker will be demanding answers in a mery matter of hours. carley shimkus, pirro family seeing the drones in jersey, mama pirro is involved. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the ceo alleged killer.

brooke singman. >> brooke: the man charged with killing brian thompson not making things easy on local authorities as he entered a pennsylvania courtroom yesterday. watch this. >> out of -- american people -- >> brooke: murder suspect luigi mangione denied bail after prosecutors said he was too dangerous to be released. luigi mangione lawyer is telling people to hold off on jumping to conclusion on his client. >> i have not seen evidence that says he is the shooter. until proven guilty be beyond a reasonable doubt, zero evidence at this point. >> brooke: luigi mangione is behind bars. mangione refusing to wave extradition and wauping a hearing on the case. we are learning more about who

luigi mangione is. his former roommate and friend speaking to jesse last night. >> i feel strange, i consider him a close friend. somebody who would assassinate somebody is imcompatible with the person i lived with, cooked with, part of book club, two different human beings. >> brooke: one day after luigi mangione was arrested at a mcdonald's, thanks to a tip from a customer. it could take a month for mangione to return back to new york. >> todd: bring in attorney and legal affairs reporter for washington times, alex sawyer. he can fight extradition to new york, he is coming back to new york, isn't he? >> that is absolutely right, i

expect it to move smoothly. governor warrants take about 30 days. we'll see his defense attorney contesting points of procedure, constitutional questions, something like double jeopardy that does not apply here and try to fight this. goal is to delay, delay, delay. in the end, he'll be back in new york. >> todd: charges are interesting. any other state you expect somebody accused of premeditated murder, regardless who did this crime, video shows it is premeditated, you expect first degree murder. that does not happen in new york. why is mangione being charged with second-degree murder? >> you are right. every state varies in murder statutes. in new york, first-degree murder is reserved for murdering of a police officer, first narrative

we heard, this could be a hitman style killing, that would have been murder for hire, first-degree. murder related to kidnapping and torture, that sort of thing. something else i think -- i want to note something. in second-degree murder statute in new york there is exception for any sort of emotional disturbance, you have heard about the state of mind of the defendant having possible a back injury that caused him to separate himself from friends and family and this could have motivated the killing, that would not be a mitigating factor. when we talk about emotional disturbance, it would be split-second moment. opening the bedroom door and catching your staff with someone

else, a response. that does not apply here. >> todd: interesting analysis, i did not know that was new york law. every state differs so much. it could come down to majngiones state of mind. do you think yesterday was an act to set up insanity defense? >> i don't know. i think he has a message to get out there. we saw the cameras, he did perform. he carried on his person his manifesto and seems to be outspoken. he wanted to speak in the courtroom and respond to questions. a defense attorney will not want their client to do that. he does seem to have a narrative he wants to get out, a motive, i think we'll hear more from him in the future. >> todd: thank you for your

insights, we appreciate it. to this big case, daniel penny speaking out for the first time after being acquitted in the subway chokehold death of jordan neely. in an exclusive fox nation interview with our own judge jeanine pirro. >> i did not want attention or praise and still don't. the guilt i would have felt in someone did get hurt, if he did do what he was threatening to do, would never be able to live with myself. i'll take a million court appearances and people calling me names and people hating me just to keep one of those people from getting hurt or killed. >> todd: the full interview will air this morning 6:00 a.m. eastern only on fox nation. >> carley: capitol police

arresting a man for -- nancy mace at capitol building complex. congresswoman mace believes she was tarrgeted. mace posting on x, i was physically accostod capitol grounds over my fight to protect women. this keeps proving our point, women deserve to be safe, your threats will not stop my fight for women. tren de aragua member arrested in florida not far from president trump's home in mar-a-lago. we have details there. >> todd: franklin wildfire exploding to 3000 acres. janice dean has the very latest next.

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>> todd: we're back with a fox wildfire alert. massive fire in malibu spreading to 3000 acres, 0% contained last night. >> carley: 20,000 people have evacuated, including dick van dyke. the cause of the fire is under investigation. janice dean is here with fox weather forecast, the santa ana

winds are fanning the flames. >> janice: another day and things will improve, zero percent containment and this time yesterday things ramping up. over 3000 acres burned and the cause was human. that is not a good thing. we have potential of strong winds for south uern california including malibu area and the fire crossed pacific highway. this is dangerous for next several hours. humidity below 10%. winds have calmed down but things will ramp up this morning and this afternoon and tomorrow onshore flow will bring up relative humid itd and help firefighters. wind gusts in excess of 90 miles per hour and humidity is low. as we go through next couple days, more of an on-shore flow

instead of off-shore flow brings winds to southern california. fire weather alert for another day and tomorrow things will be much improved and hopefully firefighters will get a handle on this. it is credible, winds are erratic. over a million acres burned already this season. prayers for those folks. >> todd: densely populated area. >> janice: images near pepperdine heroing. >> carley: apocalyptic. >> todd: and voting to ramp up sanctuary city policy blocking cooperation with federal immigration authorities ahead of expected deportation push by trump administration meaning county will refuse to provide assistance to ice with deportations or arrests.

the measure passing three -one y the board of supervisors last night. >> carley: suspected member of tren de aragua has been arrested in palm beach, florida, where president-elect trump mar-a-lago resi residence is located. agent saying he has a criminal record for assault with a deadly weapon. our agents continue to keep our communities safe. violent streak has been terrorizing communities across the u.s. and operating in 17 states according to memo obtained by the "new york post." nebraska is another state far from the southern border, dealing with the migrant crisis. residents in one rural community say it is putting massive strain there economy, education system and public system. paul vonbaron is a city council member and joins me now. paul, good morning. nebraska is not a place you

think people crossing the southern border would think to go. what is driving illegal immigrants to your community and what impact are you facing as a result? >> good morning. thanks for having me on. i think the primary draw is cheap labor they provide. they are basically less educated, les skilled than average american worker and primary meat processing town. by and large, our businesses like to have them here to provide cheap labor simply and we're seeing a lot of stress frankly on our schools, our public safety and actually beginning to drive taxes. >> carley: yeah. it sounds like you don't have services or money to handle this. >> well, that is what is interesting. all these things are not publicized and very difficult to

quantify. exact costs are difficult. taxes primarily from all housing pressure they put on us. property taxes have been twice rate of income for the last 15 years and last five years, taxes have gone up additional 25% and that is basically due to housing pressure and evaluations priced on rents and individual homes. >> carley: we were talking about a tren de aragua member arrested in florida and another member much the gang arrested in north dakota. the gang has presence in 17 states. are you facing public safety issues as a result of this? >> sorry, we lost the feed for a minute. from fremont, from public safety standpoint, we've had three arrests for child rape by known illegals. as we look in our traffic stats,

dui, no license, no insurance, 75% have been illegals. so there is no question that they are having an impact on public safety. >> carley: what do you think about donald trump mass depor deportation? he wants to get the criminals out and expand it to everybody here illegally. do you support that? what would that do to fremont? >> it is not matter of supporting deportation, it is supporting federal law. these people broke the federal law with their first step into this nation by being illegal. it does not matter whether race, whether any other factor, they are here illegally and anyone illegally here deserves to be deported. >> carley: impacting a community 1000 miles from the border.

thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. today secretary of state blinken willesfy, finally testify before house foreign affairs committee on president biden chaotic 2021 afghanistan withdrawal, testifying three years later. we'll hear from a member of the committee and a gold-star father of lance corporal kareem nakui. >> todd: and drones flying around new jersey and the public has no idea where they are coming from, we'll talk to one answers for us next. now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah... i feel free ♪ na ♪ nothing is everything ♪ ♪ with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months.

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>> phil murphy will address the drone issue in his state. lucas tomlinson is live in washington with more.

hi, lucas. >> lucas: good morning. on capitol hill, fbi tells lawmakers they have no idea what is flying in the sky over new jersey. >> we don't know what the hell the drones are in new jersey are, is that correct? >> that's right. >> that is crazy. that is crazy. that is madness that we don't know what the drones are. >> lucas: new video from chester, new jersey, the nation lacks capability dating back to cold war. a dozen mysterious drone sightings across new jersey and staten island and bedminster. it began in mid-november, most recent a few days ago. here is more from the hearing on capitol hill yesterday. >> i have a limited capability that is embedded within our emerging threats unit for

surveillance issues. that allocation of resources, that research, that operational deployment of our capability is what we have today. >> lucas: some lawmakers want to make sure china is not involved in the drone sightings. >> we must consider all appropriate action to ensure chinese communist party are not using drones to relay sensitive information back to china or other entities. >> lucas: if chinese are not flying the drones, one thinks they could be getting information from them. >> carley: over to you. >> todd: bring in doug steinart. so many questions. if governor phil murphy and feds are saying, don't worry, this is not an issue, you don't need to fear this, how do they know

that? they are saying we don't know where this comes from, how do they go together? >> i don't think they do. this drone activity has nothing or no threat to me without a detailed explanation is irresponsible and dangerous. to best information available to this point suggest these drons are coming from offshore. we try to make contact with them, they become evasive and elusive. if i that are american assets and military and american drones, we owe american people answers. if they are not american drones, we owe the american people action. if no one is saying it, if these are not american assets, we need to get our assets into the sky and blow one of these up. we are united states of america and we need to do a better job

here. >> todd: that is the question so many roesidents, including my mm asked. why not shoot it down over the ocean, analyze the debris and figure out what is going on? itled for a speciahy andlet the feds are saying we don't know where this is coming from, they have to know something more than they are telling us. >> i wish i knew the answer to that. from my perspective, new jersey is a gateway state with multiple points of entry. my state has critical military infrastructure, the president's vacation home is in bedminster. we have drone activity, no

transparency, no government accountability, no one standing up and asking hard questions or demanding answers, which is why we're having this press briefing today or legislative briefing today. that is why i wrote the letter to the governor to ask the hard questions. >> todd: the fbi spokesperson said, my hands are tied. on sean hannity last night, a drone expert, said that is not the case. listen. >> there is major risk to us, these drones are not undetectable, i deal with this in the industry. this is easy to figure out what is going on if proper experts are brought in. >> todd: people are scared, why have experts not been brought in yet? this has been going on for weeks. >> it breeds conspiracy theories and public panic, no one is

coming forward with answers and saying, we don't know, in 2024 in the united states of america is unacceptable. so there will be a lot of people today, new jersey state police headquarters, asking questions and demanding answers. if not here, then on capitol hill, where everything at risk, we need to account to folks we represent. >> todd: thank you for staying on top of this, people are concerned. at first, it was like, that is funny, drone in the sky, is it a ufo, now nobody is laughing. we need transparency from elected leaders, what they are giving us is not good enough. thank you. over to you. >> carley: secretary of state blinken set to testify today on president biden's botched afghanistan withdrawal that left 13 servicemembers dead.

steve nikoui is the father of lance c corporal nikoui. this testimony is three years in the making and he fought a subpoena to avoid this moment. what are your expectations for this hearing today? >> i don't expect great answers from secretary of state blinken, he's been avoiding this. they had poor policy, worst foreign policy of any president in history of the united states. i've studied this and taught warfare and was head of emergency medicine, to watch what they did and show weakness they did and lack of planning and care and consideration for our troops was egregious. it has been hard to hold this

administration to account. >> carley: what is your line of questioning, congressman? >> it will be why, why couldn't we learn from this and admit what we did wrong and actually move on and not repeat the same mistakes. you saw the collapse happening realtime as we were withdrawing. to not plan how to keep those police stations secure while we're withdrawing, make sure we got our people out on time in a safe way, to see how badly with did in comparison france who had les assets than we did, does not make sense. we need answers, otherwise we do not learn for the future. this is horrible and we deserve better for the lives we lost, after two decades and 2 trillion of investment to hand it back to people we took it from. >> carley: president biden said there is no circumstance where you see people being lifted off

roof of the embassy of the united states from afghanistan and reality was so much worse. steve, your son, one of our nation's heroes, paid the ultimate sacrifice and in doing so, so did you. how do you feel about the secretary's testimony today and what questions do you have that need answers? >> i thank you for having me, carley, i appreciate it. i'm honored to share this spot with the congressman, thank him for his service. just the fact he is coming is just because he is in threat of being held in contempt, it is not he's doing something toward goodwill, he is forced to do it. as far as questions, why did it take so long to conduct this for the neo? how come they were working banker hours?

if it is so extreme and so urgent that people get out, how come they were only working from say 7 in the morning until 3 or 4 in the afternoon? why weren't they processing siv applicants all night long? who did they bring in? we don't even know, we've been trying to get answers how many siv apknow cants had been processed and brought in and we can't get the answers. >> carley: congressman, afghanistan is in the hand of taliban, israel at war and bashar al-assad no longer in charge of syria, playing field is different from four years ago. from a 30,000 foot view, what are your biggest concerns that donald trump will have to contend with? >> people perceive him as strong. one huge disadvantage biden administration has, they showed

w weakness. that is why ukraine was invaded and china is flexing in taiwan and that is why israel was invaded. one thing i know about middle east after several deployments in that region, weakness equals war. if you show you are not backing your allies and bring assets to the table, they will overreach and that happened. we had one of the most peaceful parts of the afghanistan conflict during the trump administration, he dropped the mother of all bombs when you misde misbehave and he held you accountable, peace through strength. >> carley: thank you both for joining us, we'll be watching andef stereo, we'll be thinking about you and your son today and everyday. we appreciate you both. daniel penny is a freeman and the ladies of "the view" are not happy about his leaction to the

order. >> todd: we have joe concha on deck to react to that next. >> my question is where is our compassion, as society, where is our compassion? >> i don't know that seeing them celebrating in a bar made me comfortable. you know. i mean, you killed a guy. i've been worn by celebrities, athletes, and world leaders. but i've always felt most comfortable up here,

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>> todd: it's cpi day, consumer price index report will come out later this morning and president biden shifting the blame on inflation. >> carley: cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: it is cpi day, excited. i don't know if consumers will

be excited by the numbers. we are looking for inflation to tick higher than last month. estimate is 3% month over month. 2.7% is tick higher than 2.6%. yesterday president biden gives a major address to the nation trying to defence his leg acy ad talk about the economy. here is what hes caused inflation. >> entire world faced spike in inflation from the pandemic and putin's war in ukraine. we acted quickly with help of republicans and democrats, inflation came down to pre-pandemic levels. >> cheryl: dan north says looking at this measure, nothings inflation dragon has been slain. he says inflation is still here, we don't have convincing move it will hit 2%.

something he said i thought was interesting, he said wages have increased. they have not kept up with inflation, that is me saying this. struggle with high prices for housing and groceries and daily needs of life. you have been president for four years, that is why your party lost the election and voters have told pollsters that the economy was the number one issue. now he's trying to say he's handing trump this great economy and making comments yesterday if trump tries to pull back infrastructure spending, a lot of republican senators will oppose that, i have not talked about that. >> carley: if inflation came down to prepandemic levels, the economy wouldn't be number one issue facing americans during the election. he or kamala harris could still be in the office if that was the

caseful inflation was so high already, i can't believe he is pedalling that lie that it is a result of war in ukraine. >> todd: inflation dragon. >> cheryl: it is a real thing and boring hallways of wall street sometimes we make a funny. >> carley: joe rogan was accused on v "the view" of believing in dragons. >> todd: don't miss cheryl won with mornings with maria. >> todd: and the killer of the unitedhealthcare ceo is being pr praised. calling out comments saying it is dreadful sign of times that mr. mangione is being celebrated as an avenger instead of a killer. that is how culture has egged on for political purposes or

aud audiences to know better. >> todd: joe concha is here. where do you lay the blame for desensitized people that praise this killer. >> joe: in terms of celebrating this murderer, it is sickening. brian thompson was a husband and father of two children. imagine seeing your dad or husband murdered on video day after day. our hearts go out to the family of brian thompson. he was gunned down by this sick person. what is reaction? "saturday night live" doing a an act about it. upon they are talking about --

she talked about joy and giggled through an interview with piers morgan who asked, what is wrong with you that you are laughing over a murder. go to canada and see how quickly you get emergency surgery after discovering a lump somewhere under government-run healthcare or how fast their er rooms are. our system is not perfect, assassinating ceos of healthcare companies does not advance this. >> free luigi t-shirts and mugs are praising this killer. the mcdonald's has been inundating with negative reviews. people are supporting this alleged murderer or think this is a joke. when a father and husband lost his life in a horrific way. another situation is the fact that daniel penny was acquitted

in chokehold death of jordan neely and ladies of "the view" have thoughts on that, listen to this. >> no evidence he put his hands on anyone and no one would have known he touched someone before. multiple people testified he did not approach anyone in a threatening manner. >> where is our compassion as a society? >> i don't know that seeing them celebrating in a bar made me comfortable. you know. i mean, you killed a guy. >> carley: did not approach anyone in a threatening manner. when jordan neely got on the subway car and said someone is going to die today, i don't care if i have to go to jail. >> joe: yeah, that is what witnesses have said during that trial, including witnesses, people of color. children were threatened, as well.

whoopi goldberg and sunny hostin have probably never been on a subway in decades. they were given big cars to take them to and from the studio and escorted to cars by security. they don't have to worry about the subway, they will never step foot in one for the rest of their pampered lives. i hope when donald trump takes office, daniel penny is awarded the congressional medal of honor. alvin bragg has no business being a district attorney, let alone a dog catcher anywhere. >> todd: movement, elyrane spearheading to get daniel penny congressional medal. >> joe: good. >> carley: hes he doesn't want any of the attention. >> todd: he wants to be an architect. >> carley: 2025 is a few weeks away. we might be ringing in the new

year with another port strike as negotiates stall between port workers and u.s. maritime alliansz. >> todd: we'll talk to a supply chain expert next. first brian will look at what ask coming up on "fox and friends." >> brian: you caught me coming into the studio, christmas trees up, "fox and friends" huge show, nothing is slowing down, even though it is near holidays. what are you doing, max? okay. we have a huge show coming your way, we have flowers that need to be put on the set. there you go, chris. thank you. there you go, chris. all right. we have a huge show and great lineup. daniel penny's attorney will join the show. judge jeanine will preview her sitdown with daniel penny, whole thing on fax nation plus a

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>> carley: a potential east coast port strike looms in the new year as the contract negotiated by the international long shoreman's association and united states maritime alliance in october set to expire on january 15th. >> todd: letter backed by 267 trade associations urged the two groups to reopen negotiations, it's imperative for the features resume negotiations and remain at the table until a new contract is reached. continuing start and stop of the

negotiations leads to further uncertainty in the supply chain. >> carley: an importer and exporter and trade expert and founder and chairman of board on the wheels international joins us now. good morning to you. >> good to see you again. >> carley: if this happens this could be a huge headache for donald trump as he enters office a week later. if i recall, what are the chances that this strike does take place? >> well, i could be wrong, but usually i'm not. i would say that there is probably about a 57% plus chance there is going to be a strike. my view you hit a good point. it would be unprecedented and i don't think there has ever been a strike so close to a presidential inauguration. so, i have been wondering is the union going to look to strike under the current administration not to have president-elect trump make the decisions and get involved? because i think he will take a more direct line approach and

invoke possibly the taft hartley and other measures which president biden has stated in the past he would not get involved because he for collective bargaining. if there was a show down between harold daggett the president of ila and president donald trump, i know who i'm betting on. >> todd: for those of us who are thinking hey, i thought we solved this strike before the election, explain how they kicked the can down the road and how potentially this one strike could be even worse this time? >> you know, they kicked -- it was kicked down the road basically because it was a pause. main issues were wages which is there a an agreement in principle 63% wage increase. the real crux of all of this is not the wages or the money. it's the automation. now, mind you, the u.s. is 40 ports -- 40% less efficient than our counterparts overseas and they basically are in the low

port in the world. the u.s. alliance they want make sure automation. example of automation. we have the midtown tunnel and we have the easy pass system where a car goes quickly through the e-z pass the toll shoots your tag and you go through the toll. they want to have it where you still have toll men pulling the tickets and so forth. and not having any tolls that are automated. >> this is a big issue and the crux of the issue. i can understand how the ila want to protect their members, it cannot be at the expense of the american people and putting us behind these other countries and throughout the world. can't do that. >> carley: certainly a situation to watch for sure. you have many impressive titles, you can i'm wr -- thank you.

>> todd: evan off because i have been in florida annual fundraiser i speak at golf for cops this year. the most successful gala and golf event we raised, carley, over $1.5 million for the families of fallen law enforcement despite the fact that i was up there, we actually raised that but it was also poignant as always, met a young woman who lost her police officer dad as a little girl using this charity, scholarship money to fay for her education. as you can see not just me. some of the fox family expwroind me. lisa boothe, parker, law enforcement on the left. if you want to join us next year or make a donation now google mcdavid group charities out of florida and find what you are looking for. >> todd, how did you do on the golf course? >> todd: "fox & friends" begins -- i should not be allowed to golf. >> carley: you are right about that because "fox & friends" does begin right now. ♪