being and should be reinforcing that or have an alternative for that. my heart breaks watching this young girl, this young woman basically prostituting herself in front of the camera and men are not paying for the service, but people are paying to view. people shouldn't ing preying on her, we should be praying for her. when you are making 2 million dollars -- >> laura: this is glorified and social media for young women, it is not empowering, it is devaluing you, you are objectifiying yourself, you do it to yourself. okay, that is feminism 2024. thank you very much, that's it tonight, follow me on instagram, jesse is next. ) >> carley: incoming trump administration taking on new york city with president trump

heading to wall street later this morning as border czar meets with mayor adams on the border crisis. >> todd: that new jersey drone mystery deepening, state lawmakers have more questions than answers after a briefing with homeland security. >> they don't have anything, they are not utilizing resources, no credible threat, we don't know anything. >> todd: another sign of big tech joining trump train with meta making a major donation. we'll tell you what. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. lucas tomlinson is like in washington with the latest on the mysterious drone sightings. >> lucas: that is right, across the u.s. government, getting the sailor salute, nobody knows what is flying over new jersey and staten island. the pentagon says it is not ours or hostile powers. >> these are not u.s. military

drones, this is being victoried by local law enforcement. initial assessment, these are not drones or activities from foreign entity org advergsary. >> lucas: new jersey congressman jeff van drew made this claim. >> i've gotten to know people and from very high sources, very qualified sources, very responsible sources, i'm going to tell you the real deal. iran launched a mother ship probably about a month ago that contains these drones. they have launched drones is everything we can see or hear and these are from high sources, i don't say lightly. >> lucas: swift rebuttal from new jersey governor phil murphy. >> there was wild assertation by congressman van drew about a mother ship. >> whatever that means. >> dod says zero evidence and

fbi said zero evidence, not sure what he has been watching, might want to watch the news. will be on with the white house tomorrow. you are frustrated, so are we, i promise this is our top priority. >> lucas: new jersey police chiefs are invited to a briefing with office of homeland security and preparedness. >> todd: show up to the many meetings you call. >> carley: new jersey lawmakers upset about that. >> todd: governor's race, 2025, next year, gubernatorial jack chitreli will join us to discuss the drone sightings. >> carley: and time magazine is set to make donald trump person of the year. joe rogan and elon musk were

considered finalists for the reward. politicos trump is planning to unveil his cover later this, mo. >> todd: and he'll do it on one of the city's biggest stages, expected to ring the opening bell at the new york stock exchange this morning. >> carley: brooke singman has more. >> brooke: president-elect is set to unveil his new time cover as he rings opening bell on the new new york stock exchange. fox news polls show how much the economy matters to americans. 60% say it is extremely important for trump to focus on lowering prices when he gets into office. fbi director christopher wray announced his plan to step down. >> after weeks of careful thought, i decided right thing for the bureau is for me to serve until the end of current

administration in january and then step down. >> brooke: trump reacting to this on truth social saying resignation of christopher wray is great day for america, it will end weaponization of what has become known as united states department of injustice. trump's pick to replace wray is kash patel, he met with senators on capitol hill yesterday. hes his team will be ready to hit the groundun running. >> i'll be ready to dw on day one. >> have you talked to president-elect trump? >> several other nominees for trump's cabinet met with lawmakers on capitol hill, including kristi noem, tulsi gabbard, john ratcliffe and pete hegseth. pete hegseth is expected to meet with pennsylvania senator fetterman later today. >> todd: like to be a fly on the wall in that one, interesting one. >> carley: fetterman has moved to the center. >> todd: think how he got his

position, far left. open hearts and minds, see what happens. firefighters battle ing wildfir in southern california. we are talking to one malibu resident who is helping fire crews as flames close in on his neighborhood. >> carley: evidence piling up again luigi mangione, full report on the latest from the investigation next.

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>> todd: we are back with a fox news alert. police say fingerprints found near the scene match suspected killer luigi mangione, as we learn more charges could be brought against him. >> carley: chanley painter joins us with details. >> chanley: police say they can connect luigi mangione directly to the crime scene where unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson was gunned down last week. >> we were able to match that gun to the three shell casings we found in midtown at the scene of the homicide. char >> chanley: mangione faces charges and additional charges

could be filed. unitedhealthcare group ceo had this to say in a memo, we own it to brian thompson to make good on our promise to make healthcare work better for everybody in every way. senator elizabeth warren called the killing a warning. watch. >> violence is never the answer, this guy gets a trial who allegedly killed the ceo of unitedhealthcare. you can only push people so far and then they start to take matters into their own hands. >> chanley: police are investigating ominous wanted posters popping up naming executives in the healthcare industry saying healthcare ceos should not feel safe. mangione of remains behind bars without bail in pennsylvania, where he is fighting extradition to new york. >> todd: so many are failing to read the room on this one and it

is stunning. >> carley: violence is never the answer. it was a murder. she said but. >> todd: fox wildfire alert. the franklin wildfire is growing in malibu area. >> carley: it left entire neighborhoods without power and water. >> todd: people are under evacuation waters, people like cher and dick van dyke. >> carley: 1500 firefighters battling the fire and it could take number of days before the blaze is out. senior meteorologist janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. >> janice: the weather will cooperate for the first day in number of days, from nothing to 4000 acres. only 7% containment and the winds are still offshore, we

need them to be onshore bringing in relative humidity. pacific coast highway still closed around malibu area. wind moving west and we need them to move onshore to bring in moisture and that is what is going to happen in next 24 to 48 hours as we get another surge of pacific rainfall moving into the coast and we get snow as far south as the mid-part of california and still southern california will get in on some relative humidity coming up because of the next storm system this weekend and into monday. san francisco toward northwest, you will get a lot of rain. flooding is a risk. need that help for the wildfires in southern california. other big stories is arctic air mass moving into upper midwest,

coldest wind chills, negative 42 in warroad, minute, duluth, negative 38. you get the picture, we have a blast of cold air moving in. forecast forest are of the country. central u.s. fairly quiet, some moisture working from gulf of mexico, we had a big storm system in the northeast that moved offshore, still gusty winds across the northeast. next storm system moves into the west and that will be better for residents in southern california. winds will calm down and be more onshore, bringing up relative humidity, which is what they need to fight that fire in malibu. >> todd: important news, next 24 hours are crucial. >> janice: absolutely, we don't have a lot of containment. >> todd: a resident dealing with this is matt greenberg, he stayed behind to help firefighters battle flames in his neighborhood.

your house is okay, what about your friends? >> yeah, my place, sorry, it is 2:00 in the morning. been quite a long 48 hours. my place is okay luckily, once i woke up on tuesday morning at 12:00 from a call to a friend, we had no power. i got a call that said there is a fire. i woke up and got out of bed and picked him up and drove around and surveyed the area many hours. it was quite scary toy zoo, basically what you see now, just smoke and orange flames, an eerie experience. >> todd: totally understandable you are exhausted, stres and you have been helping firefighters. how have you been doing that? >> it was something i wasn't expecting. basically i was driving around like it was, i thought everything in east malibu was a total loss in a certain area,

but when things started to die down, my friend went to bed and i went to check on two friends houses in particular in a certain area and that is when it was still a little scary, an active situation that died down. i wasn't there in the chick of it. 6:00 in the morning, i showed up and there is still something i can do. my friend's house was on fire and i was trying to help put that out. it is something i was like, i need to get the garden hose while firefighters were doing other things and coming and going. just a very surreal scene, i felt it -- i could do something to help and it wasn't so dangerous i couldn't be there. >> todd: you're a good man, real good man. i lived in this area and

understand how difficult it is to get to one individual home versus another, it is mountainous, brush, not like a suburb you see in bakersfield or something like that. explain how difficult it is for firefighters to fight this based upon the terrain. >> well, i mean, malibu is like 21ish miles long and so it is a very narrow city, i ges you could say. it is along coastline, mountainous terrain, homes and deep canyons with their own micro-climates, you don't know what you are getting into. small roads and seeing firefighters trying to navigate some roads and other emergency responders, it can be tough to navigate, especially in the dark. i was looking at the hillside, i was like, is that my friend's house or that building, it was

hard to tell. i can't imagine first responders coming and saying, we have to go this road and it is one and a half lane road not meant for multiple fire trucks and firemen. respect to them. firefighters have been amazing, they were life and blood of all this. sheriff's department and other sheriff departments in l.a. county and other counties, thank them for keeping order and especially firefighters for be ing out there and fighting the fires. >> todd: can't be overstated how much good they are doing. as you get further into the palisades, i was having breakfast with a buddy from the palisades, they were worried. thanks to amazing work of first responders and firefighters, it

looks like it will not do that. and thanks to you, we appreciate you. >> i try as best i can. >> todd: great job. trump's border czar tom homan meeting with new york mayor eric adams today about reigning in the migrant crisis. another blue city he is considering ground zero for administration's immigration crackdown, we'll tell you which one next. >> carley: in new jersey, no word on where the mysterious drones are coming from. new jersey gubernatorial candidate jack chitreli is here to tell us what is next. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. but thanks to skyrizi and clearer skin--i'm all in.

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of thousands of noncitizen from u.s. adversaries with deportation orders according to ice data obtained by fox, including 37,000 from china, 38,000 from brazil, from haiti and venezuela and show 1.5 million illegal immigrants are in u.s. with final order of removal and on ice nondetain docket. incoming border czar tom homan will meet with new york mayor eric adams to discuss how the trump administration plan to executive secretary deexecute deportation plans. declaring new york ground zero for the immigration crackdown and some residents seem ready for change. >> mayor brandon johnson, you

took an oath. >> we don't want illegals in our community, we don't want migrants terrorizing our people. to have y'all sit up here and say we have to accept $70 million being given to them when you have black people struggling and need help, it is disgrace. >> carley: andreshg smith is founder of chicago against violence and joins me now. good morning to you. tom homan gave us a window what to expect. hes come january 21, there will be ice agents in chicago looking for gang members and criminals, it mayor johnson impedes those efforts, he will be prosecuted. how do you think residents in chicago feel about that? >> as chicagoans we should be celebrating the season, yet we

find negligent, disappointment, we find 575 million of taxpayer money allocated to migrants. we are disappointed, our shelters, schools, police stations, field houses have become shelters. we welcome the border czar to chicago. >> carley: and under mayor johnson, 51,000 migrants have arrived in chicago since 2022 and the city has spent 612 million on the cries since may of 2023. that appears to be what angers residents most because that is taxpayer dollars. inter interesting tom homan will be meeting with new york city mayor eric adams? how do you feel about that? >> i'm excited and excited the

mayor decided to sit down with the border czar. we look for mayor johnson to do the same and cooperate. if he doesn't, mayor johnson is known not to cooperate even with his residents that accidentally voted him in. >> carley: tom homan is getting different reaction from illinois governor pritzker than from mayor adams. take a listen to what jb pritzker said about tom homan and effort to deport illegal imr immigrants, watch this. >> i'm open to dialogue with him. he is not, does not have authority to do things he's talked about, being a border czar is not an official position in the government and will be up to president of the united states and up to leaders of the

customs and border patrol to make decision how we'll manage the border. >> carley: hes he's open to talking to him, it looks like it could be a showdown in january. what do you expect? >> look, we as chicagoans deserve fairness and accountabilities, not burdens. we need solutions. we're willing to sit down and i challenge the border czar like i did fox when they came to chicago, took them around to shelters and things like that. i challenge the border czar to reach out. i stood in a tent overnight, i stopped a bus, i went to jail because i understand you cannot make illegal legal. >> carley: that's a good point. you cannot make illegal legal, even though many people in illinois are trying to do just

that. thank you for joining us, we appreciate your insight. thank you. every police chief in state of new jersey is invited to a joint briefing with state police and dhs about increasing drone sightings across the state. state lawmakers met with dhs yesterday and it did not go well. >> i just sat through an hour and 15 long minute of briefing, most amateur assessment in the state of new jersey i've ever seen. they don't know anything. it was disgrace, insult to our legislators. >> the only description i can give, one constituent said he was driving his ford f-150, the drone was about the same size as his truck. >> todd: jack ciattarelli joins us now, you are pretty tapped in, are you hearing anything

from your sources about what this is or are you in the dark like the rest of us? >> we are in the dark, people are frustrated and angry and i'm fearful someone might take matters into their own hands. i hope that is not the case. five days ago governor said no threat and three days ago said he was frustrated because biden administration was not being cooperative and two days ago they don't know if the drones pose a threat. we don't want briefings, we want answers. >> carley: congressman jeff van drews he is hearing drones are coming from iran. pentagon later said that is not true and they ruled out they are coming from a foreign adversary. you hope the pentagon is right, how do you rule out a foreign adversary if we don't know where the drones are coming from? >> right now you can't.

think where drones are showing up, not just in your backyard, they are over our water supply, over power lines, over our natural gas pipelines, over our 911 communication centers. you can't tell me with resources available to us in new jersey, with the air force base, international guard, coast guard, most well equipped police force, we can't get answers, this is ridiculous. it is time. >> todd: what bothers me, i like many americans assumed we had a de facto dome around our country and foreign adversaries and foreign weapons, anything from outside by land, air and sea could not get in. let's face it, chinese air balloon shot down that notion before we shot down the balloon. any indication we are protected has gone by the wasteside with

drones permeating new jersey. how confident should american public feel in pentagon and fbi and in their entire national defense apparatus that we're safe from foreign invaders? >> you want to believe we have the most advanced military in the world, todd. joe biden and our governor, phil murphy are taking same approach as they do to the border and threat of illegal immigration. get our act together. it has been close to a week this has been taking place. you heard previous reports, these are not drones owned by american citizens. are you telling me to this point, after five days, that we can't find the point of origin of these drones? it is ridiculous and why people are frustrated and why people lose faith in government. they don't feel officials are playing straight with them and our governor has been mia.

>> carley: we hope to get answers soon, jack ciattarelli, thank you for joining us. meta jumping on maga bandwagon making a donation to trump's website. i can't believe i said that. >> todd: bill belichick heading back to school, taking his hall of fame resume to college s sidelines, but why? will it work? dan dakich on that next.

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>> carley: we are back with news out of middle east. hamas and israel are reportedly close to ceasefire deal that could include releasing american hostages. hamas said it would agree to allow israeli forces to remain in gaza temporarily after fighting stops. right now three americans are presumed alive, being held captive by hamas. mike johnson meeting with hostage families last night and af affirmed commitment to securing their release. >> todd: president trump has inv invited xi jinping to his -- world leaders are lining up to meet with president trump because they know he will return to power and restore peace around the globe. if he does attend, he would be

first foreign leader to attend a foreign inauguration. >> carley: president trump is expected to ring the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. >> carley: i cleared my throat for you. >> cheryl: men usually cough when they meet me. my colleague larry kudlow made thoughts about why consumers are excited about this incoming president because of the fact small business confidence hit largest gain 39 years of survey being taken. middle class working folks expect now expectations of their financial situation will improve. highest since february of 2020 when pandemic on the horizon.

business roundtable, 156 companies say their confidence index has jumped. donald trump will be ringing new york stock exchange bell, that will be exciting. his inauguration committee is getting boost from meta and zuck zuckerberg, he is donating and meta a million dollars to inaugural fund. it is interesting history between mark zuckerberg and donald trump. donald trump was banned from facebook in -- after january 6 riots, capitol riot, excuse me. after assassination attempt, mark zuckerberg changed his tune and two weeks ago went to mar-a-lago, had dinner and gave president trump some ray-ban smart glasses went he went down. big technology ceos are clamoring to get on good side of

donald trump and why wouldn't you? this is policy, regulation, taxes. technology has been pretty beaten up on bipartisan basis, whether for censorship or concerns from washington, you both would know that better than i would. interesting to see how relationships pan out. >> carley: what an evolution, do you remember fab trending section and how partisan it was until they scrapped it. if you told me in 2016 that mark zuckerberg would donate a million dollars to donald trump, but that is happening eight years later. >> cheryl: this is going to come down, i look at you for issue of regulation, this needs to go into the books and extend tax cuts of 2017, what corporation does not want 15% tax rate? it could happen. one thing i will say, hat tip for larry kudlow, he said now

trick is to get it done as soon as possible. promises made, promises kept, mr. president. >> todd: you did not need to look at me, you nailed it. >> carley: we are awaiting release of producer price index after inflation ticked higher in latest report released yesterday. new fox news poll shows the economy is top of mind for americans with 60% of americans saying it is extremely important for trump to low are prices. a congressional candidate joins me now. jimmy, good morning. "wall street journal," strength enning inflation and inflation ticks up to 2.7%, path remains bumpy. are you confident donald trump can do it? >> 100%. absolutely. inflation rose under biden, this

is why president trump got elected. groceries were too high. president trump will lower the cost just like before when he was president. he will close programs that do not work. he gets results, he's ceo, has signed front side of a fay paycheck. i'm a business man, you can't spend yourself out. we put money away for rainy days like this. lifetime politicians like biden will never do this, president trump will. >> carley: president biden made comments earlier this week. >> president trump receiving strongest economy in modern history, envy of the world. i know fair amount about foreign policy, been around 500 years, i know these guys. i don't know anybody that

wouldn't trade our economy with theirs. >> carley: hes our economy were envy of the world, if through, why did kamala harris not win the election. it is one of the most important issues for donald trump to bring prices down. >> same thing, it is the economy, stupid. when people, their pocketbooks hurt and household budget hurt, they get sick of status quo. president trump won a super majority, won electoral college and popular vote, manthis is a mandate by voters. i left my job as cfo because this is so important. >> carley: you are now a congressional candidate, this issureiofirst interview since you decided to run and donald trump endorsed you.

he said, jimmy patronis has done a tremendous job as cfo, he has my complete and total endorsement, run, jimmy, run. he received other support and from matt gaetz and mike johnson. will you be the next congressman for the great place of florida? >> that is my hope, i love this part of the state. when you grow up in northwest florida, you realize the potential. but we have open border policy that has to be closed. we have got to restore our confidence and military given support they deserve. we will do that with the trump administration. i'm so excited to get to work for president donald trump because he will turn this country around.

>> carley: he said run, jimmy, run, you said, yes, sir, wednesday we'll see how it plays out. thank you. over to you. >> todd: from one big announcement to another, fox news alert, breaking right now, president biden announcing c clemency for 1500 individuals, individuals placed on home confinement during the pandemic. he will pardon 39 individuals, the white house saying this epiares largest single-day grant of clemency in modern day history. send it over to lawrence jones. >> lawrence: trying to sift through the names and see who got the big pardon or clemency. big show coming up. trump taking command before taking office inviting chinese president xi to his inauguration, will he come? karoline leavitt will join us on

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>> someone is trying to break into the house right now. my daughter is there. this is joe burrow's house. she is staying there. he's at the football game. >> you said someone tried to break in? >> yes. she said someone was in the house. >> todd: the 911 call from inside joe burrow's house just released after his home was broken into during monday night football. the bengals quarterback is staying tight lipped about the situation. >> so, obviously everybody has heard what has happened. i feel like my privacy has been violated in more ways than one. and way more is already out there than i would want out

there and that i care to share. so that's all i got to say about that. >> dan dakich joins me now. this guy just spent $3 million on a bat mobile. so obviously he has a lot of cash to spend on security. so what does that say about safety in america for the rest of us that even he feels like his privacy was violated and that he's not secure? >> yeah, i personally hate me, i hate the release of 911 tapes. thanks for having me on by the way. i hate them. they give me chills when i hear that i'm sure they are necessary for some reason. you know, this has been going on a long time. i go back. high school basketball coach lima, ohio juice used to have a sheriff at his house during home games. i will never understand your public. you make all this money, insane money. we know there are criminals out there. people particularly now given what is happening at the border. we know so you have got to figure this out if you are joe

burrow or any star athlete or any public person and have security at your house. i feel bad for joe burrow. this happened again. this has been happening. indianapolis, paul george was playing here. house got robbed during a game. you got pay attention and you got to make damn sure you have top security at your house and more importantly everybody knows you do so people stay away because, let's be honest you know when a guy is playing and coaching or guy or girl is performing. sad for joe burrow but this is not the first time. this has been going on a long, long time. >> todd: i just view from the lens like if these guys aren't safe what chance do the rest of us have because we don't make this kind of money. the safety football wacky bill belichick planning to coach rnc the tar heels. when i saw the news i knew it was coming. i still can't believe it in today's college game it's all about connecting on recruiting

visits with 17-year-olds and their moms and convincing donors to give you money is this going to work out for bill and u.n.c. tar heels? >> second part you said fascinating. belichick put 400 page manifesto in front of unc with mike lombardi as his general manager. this is going to be a pro-type of front office where lombardi handles the negotiations, belichick handles the football. money talks in college football. it does. so it's not the old fashioned hey i'm going to knock on your door, sit down on the couch and sway mom. no, how much am i getting, coach? i'm going to give you 1.2 million. the other school gives me 1.1 million. it's deion sanders like but more gruff, right? a little less flash. the man is the second winningness coach in the nfl.

has not won in acc championship sings 1980. that's when i was in college had a full head of hair. 40 some years ago. so i think this is great. it's great for u.n.c. i don't know if it's great for belichick. everybody wants to talk about legacy. legacy smegicy. go do it and have fun. his dad coached there he loves college football intrigued by it. we will see you got win. >> todd: all comes down to the w's. got move quickly through this next one. an ohio lawmaker is introducing a bill that would make flag planting a felony in ohio. about 30 seconds to you. a felony, dan? >> dumbest, softest, most ridiculous thing i have ever seen in college sports. that guy should be embarrassed. in fact, i saw former ohio state

national quarterback cardell jones what is this? yes, we are upset we don't want people to plant a flag. a felony? this is overreaction. this is incredibly stupid. if you want to talk about where our country is right now, lawmakers making it a felony to plant a flag after a football game by winning players? get out of here with that get out of here. >> todd: yeah. i wonder if he introduces that bill if the 21 point favorite ohio state buckeyes i'm looking at carley because she is a michigan fan actually wins that game me thinks he does not. dan daca very much, appreciate you. thank you for your time. >> carley: planting the flag caused quite the kerfuffle on the field. >> todd: the fact that you used kerfuffle. >> carley: have great day, everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: don't have your kerfuffle in your purse on the way.