>> good morning, it is 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, getting close to christmas. it is thursday, december 12, this is "fox and friends." president-elect trump is time magazine's person of the year. look, it's been revealed. >> lawrence: nice photo. >> ainsley: released a few minutes ago. in les than two hours, he'll ring the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. >> steve: he is busy. family of seven-ev year-old girl killed in dui accident demanding changes after illegal migrant blew through a red light and he had already been released by ice. >> brian: and hanging wanted

signs for health executives and elizabeth warren isn't doing anything to help. >> you can only push people so far and then they take matters into their own hands. >> lawrence: this is totally okay to murder someone, whatever. final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ b baby, take me home for christmas show me around your town take me where you used to watch the snow come down. ♪ all of your traditions -- >> brian: i never remember the city is packed, go back to maybe 2010, there are more families in new york city this time around, not just people, or migrants,y have 7000 illegal immigrants here. i think people are traveling,

feel upbeat about what is going on, the pandemic in our rearview mirror, the election is over. people worry about what is coming up, they were unhappy what is taking place. and today former president of the united states dropped by his tower and going to ring the bell. he's got to be happy. we know he likes to collect magazine covers, now he doesn't have to mock one up, for second time he is time magazine's person of the year. there are other contenders, but if they did anything but name him, that would be flat out bias. >> steve: time magazine released that, it is great. subheadline is if what comes next is anything like what he promises, trump will reshape the nation and the world and so many people according to polls we'll

get into shortly, people are optimistic. over last four years, things have not gone well and people are ready for something new and better. >> ainsley: time magazine's person of the year in 2016, when he won that election. also up for l -- were joe rogan, elon musk, kate middleton and kamala harris. >> steve: and prime minister netanyahu. >> lawrence: hard to believe the election was last month. >> ainsley: looks like he is already the president. >> lawrence: to joe biden credit, he's essentially stepped out of the way and allowed donald trump to start doing what he's doing right now. look at other people considered, he was the only choice. you can't have kamala harris who lost and become person of the year. >> brian: he's got tom homan working border, doing appearances. president of the united states got rid of fbi director and

saluted the moment to step aside. great day for america. nominees are stealing spotlight on capitol hill, they are following him around. >> ainsley: calling prime minister of canada and calling -- >> brian: you know what is different now? it is not trump tweeting, it is like things he's doing rather than said. >> lawrence: action. >> ainsley: you think he learned from mistakes four years ago? >> brian: it is intentional and he's not in the middle of an investigation >> they are not talking about mic michael flynn calling. >> ainsley: even featured partner program fetterman is tweeting on truth social that donald trump should be pardoned for the cases in new york. >> steve: to your point about why he's doing things differently from last time, last time when he won, it was a

surprise. i ran for a year, i won. now what do i do. he's done it before. >> ainsley: that is true. >> steve: some mistakes are always made along the way, he figured out how to do it more efficiently and so far, so good. >> brian: elise stefanik got fetterman endorsement yesterday. they took a picture together. >> steve: your point about joe biden laying low, he's not doing anything except historic number of pardons. 1500 issued this morning. >> ainsley: i don't think he will comment about that. trump effect is in full swing. the last fox news poll of the year show majority of voters feel hopeful about his victory, 54%. >> steve: six weeks until january 20 at noon, plans underway, including invitation to china president xi jinping to

show up live. if he accepted he would be first foreign leader to ever attend. >> ainsley: is that right? >> steve: i hope so, it is in the script. >> ainsley: and a boost from surprising source, mark zuckerberg meta donating 1 million dollars, looking to mend ties with trump. he took him off of social media. >> brian: he grew his hair out and started doing jujitsu. trying to look like danny penny, perhaps. and put his hand on scale with shadow banning of conservative groups and politicians and he's not only one putting differences aside. fetterman truth social, meet

folks where they are and calling to pardon trump in his firsts post. >> ainsley: today in new york city, incoming border czar tom homan will meet with mayor eric adams, democratic mayor of new york. he said he will work with the trump administration on the immigrat immig immigration crisis. listen. >> it is great to see the u uniification happening across this country. we're going to new york stock exchange today. the american people, i feel a palpable spirit. people feelopt mimic, this leader will make this country strong and wealthy. foreign leaders are coming to meet with him. great call with the president of mexico and it is not just mexico and canada, world leaders understand and you saw in participants he got full presidential celebration everywhere he went, he had great

meetings with the prince of wa wales. donald trump is back. >> lawrence: what i love about the trump effect, he could after the prosecution, stuff in the media, he could be bitter and say don't come talk to me. he has not been like that. joy meca came over to mar-a-lago. >> brian: who? you got to be kidding. >> lawrence: he could say -- >> ainsley: invited. >> lawrence: he could say, i don't want to meet these people. >> brian: new york is closing 25 migrant shelters including floyd bennett field. bussing stopped a little bit, that is live shot of stock exchange, time man of the year, it is official. >> steve: not the normal place they ring the bell, for security reasons, they'll be in a more controlled environment. you can see, they have the

picture of donald trump, man of the year, up behind him. it will be great. you will see it live on fox in one hour and 21 minutes, he'll ring the bell. >> ainsley: donald trump will like that picture of himself. that is pretty. >> brian: person he is talking to regularly is titan on wall street, jamie diamond. they have been consulting and you can taking. there were constrictions after the collapse in 2008 and sense there was overcorrection, you have to do values and ethics, if people are talking to trump, let us go at it again, it is investing again. get us on level playing field. and maybe the president could start unleashing wall street, which would be down if they don't act. >> steve: so cool if xi jinping did go to inauguration, they are our biggest adversary for the

most part. what is stunning and given fact talking about trump effect and how he's getting stuff done before he takes power, wouldn't it be amazing if on inauguration day you have president of mexico, canada, we have come to an agreement, this is what we're going to do and announce from the get go and border problem becomes pretty much dries up. something like that, i wouldn't be surprised if that happens. >> brian: joe biden let in more illegal immigrants than anyone in american history dating back to 1850, only thing close. >> lawrence: effectively did zero. >> brian: he opened up the door and left it open and denied he did it. >> ainsley: what is the point? to get votes? >> lawrence: undo everything he did on day one. we paid the price for it. it is unfortunate. another fox news alert, today new jersey governor is set to speak with the white house about

those mysterious drone sightings. >> steve: there is one right there. the pentagons they have no evidence that the drones are coming from an iranian mothership, we had not thought about that until yesterday. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson is here with the latest. >> lucas: good morning. despite a dozen of sightings of drones in the skies over new jersey and staten island, pentagon northern command peterson air force pace in colorado, home of norad, they say they have not been tasked to identify these things. governor murphy wants answers from the white house behind me. >> there was wild ascertation by congressman van drew about iran with a big boat -- >> mothership. whatever that means. >> come on, man, zero evidence to that effect. fbi said zero evidence, not sure what he has been watching, might want to uch wa it is news.

will be on with the white house tomorrow. folks, you are frustrated, so are we, this is our top priority. >> lucas: new jersey congressman jeff van drew made theseim clas talking about claiming these drones are coming from offshore. >> these drones should be shot down. whether it was some crazy hobbyist that we can't imagine or whether it is iran and i think it very possible could be. they should be shot down. we're not getting the full deal and military is on alert with this. >> lucas: pentagon is refuting this claim deputy secretary said there is not truth to it, no iranian ship off coast of the united states and no mothership launching drones. mayors want answers from the white house quickly. >> are you telling me that somebody can be flying drones over my town and nobody has any

idea what is going on? this is unacceptable. where are you, phil murphy? this is ridiculous. >> lucas: finer point on this, here is new jersey assemblywoman saying, we know nothing, period, to state there is no known threat is misleading, i informed all officials of that sentiment. today all new jersey police chiefs are meeting with homeland security officials in new jersey hoping for answers. right now those seem far from coming. >> brian: i like the fact van drew tried to solve the problem, he made the pentagon response respond. make them say it. in your opinion, is the pentagon as baffled as they claim? >> lucas: one of the problems, we've heard from roger wick er

and problem is they don't have enough detection capacity, only thing military is tracking is commercial aircraft, ground search radars, they are there, cold war technology, there to determine intercontinental ballistic missile launches and booms and missiles coming to the united states. the united states is behind when it comes to drone technology and counter drone technology. remember they had to down an iranian drone strapped a truck to the bough to fry the system, people want that -- >> lawrence: lucas, i don't mean to mischaracterize brian, being expert and knowing way they do business in the pentagon, are

they playing coy? do they know and they don't want to let us know or do you think they are genuinely baffled right now and don't know? >> lucas: appears they are baffled. if this was highly classified system not likely they would fly over new jersey, certainly you have white sands, nautical folks out there off the coast where you could fly things. if langley is doing something, they would not fly over a populated area, which is the issue. >> steve: if iranian mothership is not off the coast of new jersey, where is the iranian mothership? >> lucas: only spy ship pentagon aware of is off coast of yemen and shutting down the red sea. people would like cleaned out. >> brian: they are going through south africa, they can't go through the red sea, that is a

problem that account be solved in syria if you kick russians out, russians have no way to resupply the houthis. >> ainsley: they are so large, not something you and i could b buy -- >> steve: not hobbyist. >> ainsley: can't buy on amazon, one guys large as his truck, an f-150, one person says large as an suv, with blinking lights and one guys size of a dining room table. these are huge. if one falls, it could do damage or hurt someone and flying over military installations and water in new jersey, and it is not just one or two, one said per night asassassemblylady said foo 180 sightings per night. >> steve: we've seen them over our house. we spoke to a state assembly man, if there are 180 every

night and breaking the law, why not bring one down? use a net, you could use radio waves, you can hack them. bring one down and we can figure out who is belongs to, if it has a company logo ors property of u.s. government or something else. we'll have fingerprints and they can explain why they haven't told us. >> lawrence: they know. >> brooke: they don't submit to interrogation, it is observation unlike other fighter jets. >> ainsley: before we move on, wave to our friends, they have been patient. merry christmas. >> steve: if you're in town during the holiday 48th and sixth avenue. >> ainsley: the tree is outside on sixth avenue. police say fingerprints found near the shooting scene of brian thompson match those taken from

the murder suspect luigi mangione. >> brian: alexis mcadams joins us. >> investigators telling us investigators and nypd have used fingerprint from a water bottle and possible a food wrapper to crack this case. prosecutors say luigi mangione will be back in new york city soon as the case keeps getting stronger. they believe they have the murder weapon and other evidence near the scene. listen. >> we were able to match the gun to the three shell casings we found in midtown at the scene of the homicide and able at our crime lab to match the person of interest fingerprints with fingerprints that we found on both the water bottle and the kind bar near the scene. >> that evidence could help come closer to new york city. mangione does not want to come

back to new york city, having evidence could happen it move quicker. on paper, ivy league graduate, athlete, big italian family, valof his high school clas and went on to upenn, graduateed with masters in engineering, very smart in the classroom. something changed, he's now in an orange jumpsuit accused of killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. the kid people thought had a bright future is behind bars. after he graduated from upenn, he moved to california and then to honolulu. he had back surgery, we were told he was surfing one day and aggravated his back. that x-ray you are looking at is what police say shows screws in his lower back, that could be part of the motive. wanted posters, this is sick to

look ats, across new york city. brian thompson has an x on his face and other pictures that people are saying should be taken out next. elizabeth warren blasted for these comments. >> violence is never the answer, he allegedly killed ceo of unitedhealthcare, you can only push people so far and then they start to take matters into their own hands. >> extradition could be in coming days, we'll keep an eye on it. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> brian: how irresponsible is that. this guy snapped. >> lawrence: she's a former -- thanks, great reporting. she's a former professor, joining list of other professors indoctrinating, this is what our kids are learning, to go out and be vigilantes and target

innocent people. >> brian: if you don't get reimbursed, it is okay to shoot somebody, you can only push so far. >> steve: is that a green light to do something? what that guy did was 100% wrong. you do not kill people over a business thing. >> ainsley: wonder what she thinks about daniel penny, probably so mad that daniel penny got exonerated and then agrees with this guy that you should shoot a ceo because you did not get your money back from your surgery. >> brian: brian thompson, he worked his way up working 60 to 70 hours per week, earned his way to become ceo of that company and the ivy leaguer did not like how it was breaking toward him execute him. who had better upbringing? >> steve: great op ed by miranda devine that talks about daniel penny who many people regard as

a true hero and about this guy, who some people do regard as a hero. >> lawrence: disgusting. >> steve: she explains why a shooter is no hero. >> ainsley: alvin bragg facing calls to resign in shame after daniel penny's acquittal. >> brian: is this the beginning of the end of woke d.a.s? let's hope.

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>> brian: syrian rebels celebrating the overthrowing of bashar al assad regime. impossible to imagine this was a couple weeks ago. trey yingst joins us live. >> trey: we saw celebrations a few hours ago in the main capital city square in damascus, as they were celebrating, you could hear israeli fighter jets and a large explosion. this front remains active. this kourp is ruled by syrian rebels that could get their

hands on equipment left behind. we follow stories out of syria following fall of bashar al assad. we visited major city and saw hundreds of families looking and searching for loved ones taken prisoner under the last regime. many disappeared and it looks like most were killed by assiads forces. >> brian: looks like we're bringing more troops into the area to protect the 900 already there. trey yingst getting to the capitol in syria. is this your first time there? >> trey: yes. >> brian: thank you, appreciate it. in los angeles welcoming a new tough on crime era as nathan hochman replaces george gascon, who is a disgrace to the

country. and manhattan fed up and residents say it is time for alvin bragg to go, as well. after his failed push, latest failure to get daniel penny behind bars. >> the guilt i would have felt if someone did get hurt, if he did do what he was threatening to do would never be able to live with myself and 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. >> brian: no regrets. is this beginning of the end of woke d.a.s? i hope so. one of the new ones, nathan hockman, joins us now. your thoughts about this case and is america looking to turn the page like they did in los angeles to give you the power?

>> you know, it is interesting, any time you do not win a case beyond a reasonable doubt or had lesser included offense for jury to consider because originally they were split on second-degree manslaughter and it played down to criminally negligent homicide and jury acquitted it makes you second-guess original decision to bring a case like this. more generally for what he woo see in l.a., we have eliminated the ability for a d.a. who came from a far left extreme ideology to enact extreme pro-criminal policies. on my first day we rescinded directives he brought on his first day that establish plblant pol policies. now we returned to what i call hard work middle or hard middle which brings back individual analysis to each case to look at

the crime, impact on the victim and defendant's background to determine who true threats are to our public safety and ones that aren't and will have punishment like community service, restitution or diversion program to pay their debt back to society. >> brian: would you have ever brought this case forward? good samaritan that represed someone that wanted to kill someone on a subway car, is that centering you would want to try? >> you would want to look closely at the medical evidence, which i know is questioned dramatically in the courtroom, to ensure actual chokehold was the cause of death. you would want to knowa lies every second of the five minutes to see if there was a time when it would become manslaughter or self-defense. this is one of those tough cases and the jury waited strongly to

say that evidence did not meet standard of proof. >> brian: you have menendez brothers behind bars and now you have a chance toward end of january to make a decision on whether you are going to let these guys outs, where are you leaning? >> we're starting to review thousands of prison records, transcripts from the trials. i've spoken to prosecutors and i'll speak to the defense and victim family members. we'll do analysis to see if collection of evidence and rese resentencing, we have to look at rehabilitation, merits whether they get out and will set p precedence for future cases. >> brian: will that play a role in whether you let them out or not? are you worried about perception

if you are from a wealthy family, you will get a second chance, even if you kill them? >> we focus on the fact that whatever we do sets precedence, media attention or not, each case will go through the same rigorous analysis of facts and law to determine if elements for resentences have been met. that is promise i made to people of los angeles county and i intend to keep that promise. >> brian: we will find out your decision? >> january 30th. >> brian: do you believe this is end of woke d.a.s and i put alvin bragg in that category? >> i think there has been backlash country wide and my race is one of the races where people put safety over political interest. safety is crossover issue of 2024 as evidence by the fact 60% of votes i got in this district

didn't come from conservative republicans, majority came from people on the left, the center and right. >> brian: thanks so much, you give us hope you won by a substantial margin, best of luck with your decision. new jersey lawmakers frustrated as they say feds have no clue where the mystery drones are coming from. how is that possible? my dad believed in hard work, and the farm was the perfect place to learn grit, determination and problem solving. we're taking that passion and channeling it through our farm to home bedding bath, and apparel at red land cotton. we grow cotton in the rich red earth of north alabama. and we want our products to be made here in the usa, from the seed in the ground to the final stitch. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20

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rain along coast and snow will help southern california with the wildfires. let's see where you are from. >> north carolina. >> wisconsin. >> we got a girls trip, right? >> indiana. >> are you behaving? >> no. >> rochester, new york. >> ohio. >> ohio. >> janice: is say hi to lawrence. very nice. lawrence, we love you. >> lawrence: nice mix out there. be good on that girl's trip. new jersey lawmakers ripping department of homeland security leaving briefing with no answer on the source of the mysterious drones lighting up the new jersey sky. here to react is anthony tatum, you know this space very well. when i hear defense department

deny and allow the drones to fly, i feel like the feds know something they don't want us to know. what is your take on it? >> there is that and lack of concern. think of the los of trust, faith and confidence in fbi, dod, homeland security, intel security. all the misses intel had from afghanistan taliban and russia, ukraine and israel. what are they missing here and not telling us? good news is, lawrence, president trump is picked pete hegseth to come into dod and governor noem in dhs and fbi and tulsi gabbard to the intel community. great picks that will restore faith, trust and confidence in the way these agencies focus on mission they are supposed to do. people don't know what to believe right now. you have congressmen getting in fights with dhs.

you have the commander happening where we manufacture and do research on ammunition and store ammunition there. 12 confirmed sightings, 18 possible sightings. you have the air force base, strategic power projection base that has sightings there. what is going on and where are these things coming from? they could be coming from a ship parked off the coast or in harbor or coming out of a container and could be a merchant ship. it does not have to be war ship or mother ship. it could be couple of containers full of drones and rest are barbie dolls and we need to think creatively and understand what intel community knows and fbi knows, i don't think right now dhs or dod are focused on anything. >> they are not and they don't feel they need to answer to us. hope that will change in a month or so. thank you, general.

>> lawrence: serious story, seven year old girl killed in dui accident, what we know about the illegal immigrant suspect previously arrested and released by ice.

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>> steve: welcome back, the family of that girl in texas who was killed in suspected dui crash, the family wants answers. it has been reported the suspect, that man there, is an illegal migrant, who was released by ice. griff jenkins joins us now. this is a heartbreaking story. >> griff: it is. good morning. they want answers because pain and grief this family will endure this christmas is unimaginable after avery smith, an innocent second grader killed in this dui accident by an illegal immigrant that should have never been here in the first place and never released back into the communities after being detained earlier this year. her mother is still recovering from injuries from the crash. he was arrested for assaulting a

family member and that was lifted after charges were reduced, he pled guilty and was let out. avery's father is demanding answers saying this in a family statement. this tragedy is stark reminder we need stronger accountability and justice to prevent further suffering for families like ours. we continue to demanhunt man/* -- demand answers. this comes as ice obtains ice data revealing nationality of 1.4 million illegal immigrants, including 40,000 chinese and 20,000 venezuelans. steve. >> steve: numbers are staggering. thank you. upons about 10 before top of the hour and look who joins us now. carley has news from hawaii. >> carley: i do. that is right, the hawaii woman missing for weeks has been found safe after vanishing in los angeles. we had started to hear reports

may have been connected to possible immigration marriage scheme before well, lap d said she was missing voluntarily. we we -- no word on where or how she was found. strange story there. country super star morgan wallen set to appear for a plea hearing after felony charges are cut down to misdemeanors, all over his april arrest. police say he threw a chair from a rooftop of a nashville bar. that chair going down there. that video provided by earth cam, this will be wallen's first appearance since his arrest in april. back over to you. >> steve: thank you. meanwhile, commotion in the studio, radio city rockettes are ready to kick christmas into

high gear. hi, ladies. let's say hi to bill hemmer on another floor. >> bill: looking forward to that. ring my bell, big day for number 47, follow it coming up momentarily. how do americans feel about next page in american politics? we have numbers and will show them to you coming up. an american held in syria might see freedom, watch that story develop and try and tap into psychology of the accused killer from manhattan. come join dana and me in nine minutes, top of the hour. see you then.

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>> hello, it is 13 days until christmas and we're counting down with the "fox & friends" advent calendar. before we get to what's inside the door. we want to point out the top of the calendar. let's open number 12. >> it's spatula art holiday-themed spatulas, wood handle, silicone head and perfect for baking or gift or mixing drinks. >> this has a holiday punch

recipe on it. how about that? >> i love holiday punch. amazon.com is where you can get them. >> ainsley: radio city rockettes have been around for a century. >> they have come across the street and here to spread christmas cheer and teach us iconic moves. we have the ladies with us today. thank you for getting up early. >> thank you for having us. >> steve: what sort of requirements are there to be a rockett? i have heard you have to be a certain height and have to do different things. >> the only requirement is you have to be 18 years of age and exceptional dancer, proficient in jazz, tap and ballet. >> ainsley: what was it like when you became a rockett? >> this is my first year. in august i got the call and it was one of the best days of my

life. i called my parents. a dream of mine of forever. >> steve: the reason so many people are flocking to new york is the kick line at the end and people wait for it and clapping and standing ovations. can you give us the basic principles behind how to do that? >> a lot of stretching but strength, too. you have to have the flexibility to get your leg up. we kick toe to eye and the strength to get it down fast, too. >> steve: come on in here and lets alternate. one of you can help each one of us. >> we need you. >> we won't do a high kick right now. >> no, we're not. >> we don't touch as rockettes.

we'll step on our right foot and bring our left up and out and back down and we are going to switch and do the right. >> steve: i have to hang on. >> i can't go that high in a skirt. >> i got it. >> lawrence: why do i feel like i'm going to fall? >> ainsley: if you have not seen the christmas spectacular, i take my daughter every year and they have the manger scene at the end, the whole christmas story. >> steve: animals and stating. >> go to a step bravo. >> steve: how did we do? it's a lot of fun. we're ready for the stage. >> ainsley: buy tickets and bring your kids, they'll love it. you are amazing. love you all. have a merry christmas. len len see you tomorrow. >> bill: it's official, now "time" magazine names president-elect donald trump its

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