point lead going into the half. indiana. indiana holding on to beat the scarlet knights 84 to 74. nice exciting times. >> mines quick. you know what time it is, what it is. comedy tour. check it out in the city near you. kennedy. >> well, look at this. little dave desaulnier is trying to run a marathon every day in 2025 to beat the world record. she is raising money for breast cancer. the record is 151. she's trying to 365 marathons in one year. god bless her. >> wow, joey. >> awesome. okay, i think i don't know if we have time for mine. it was a black bear that made it through gatlinburg, tennessee, which is a place i used to go and frequent. the thing to do is kind of casually get away from it. they're usually skittish, but it happens there in the middle of bear country. they're in their home, really. >> they just walk around. >> oh yeah, paddington bear. hey, listen, that's it for us. y'all have a

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♪ [the star-spangled banner] rachel: good morning. it is 6:00 in new york city. i have charlie and guy benson. rachel: charlie:our first saturday of the year. rachel: my daughter, my 13-year-old daughter said why bother? you are already 50. don't worry about it. it doesn't matter. these kids are putting my life down, don't worry, when you are 50 it doesn't matter. charlie:did you make it every

day? rachel: twice. charlie:two out of four is really good. rachel: if you sana it is like a workout, the same as a workout. can we sit in a sauna and count that as a workout? if you go between that and a cold plunge when you go back each of those is one entire -- that's the point. rachel: someone who thought they were going to get a cold plunge is mike johnson. he did not get a cold plunge, he survived after a lot of controversy, a lot of difficulty, came out 218 for

johnson, 215 for jeffries. donald trump had a lot to do with this making clear this is what he wanted to have happened. this is what he said on fox digital, this process brought them closer together, a reflection of the great presidential election of 2024 where we victory call seven swing states, popular vote and everything else to win. america is back. talk to us about how it all went down. people saying this is a great omen for the new year. guy: it's a totally different game than it was when speaker johnson got selected the first time, republicans control the senate, the white house, they will control the senate and the white house and they control the house, barely, but you are

playing with a whole different game if you hold things up once you figure it out to control everything and you can get things done. they had to pull trump off the golf course to twist some arms and that is the equivalent of dad turning the car around, you are kind of in trouble. rachel: a lot of people who came out for him, let's hear about representative ralph norman coming out of the golf course. >> he said mike johnson is a likable person? >> he said i'm in the middle of a golf game. then he said i hate tennis. you did vote for nikki haley, i did. with you now and i said we will be with mike johnson. ibarra i stepped away from my

game, a.k.a. i am really mad at you right now. and you voted for nikki haley. and endorser from south carolina. i really think there was a lot of expectation in do you see that this was going to go a couple rounds. there were multiple guys saying i am undecided. uncommitted to speaker johnson, but i kept saying on the air there's only one putting his name on a definitive no vote which was thomas massey. as soon as more names were added to that this could get interesting, maybe they could do this in round one, and two others devoted at least initially for someone else and johnson was two votes away, during the mccarthy saga they were not that close after round one, around 7 and some of these cases but they were so close they held the vote open until those strategic phone calls

could be placed from the president-elect and two of those reflect back, johnson needed 218 is a minimum and he got exactly 218 and they got this done in one round which is what needed to happen, there was no viable alternative to speaker johnson. he was endorsed by the president-elect, the republicans have no margin for error and they did not want their very first act of the new congress to be dysfunctional failure with a slim republican majority and they were to their credit able to avoid that. rachel: this is what newt gingrich those. >> i could not have been the kind of speaker he is. i don't have the patience, i don't have that ability to keep moving forward. it's a very extraordinary, second, it was the first great victory of the trump presidency in legislative terms. without donald trump we probably would still be voting tonight because i don't think

anybody else could have gotten the last 5, 6, or 7 votes but trump's personality, his program, his popularity were brought to bear and this is a joint victory of speaker johnson and donald trump. i actually think it is a good thing. for the first time the trump team realizes they are going to have to work to get every single victory in this congress and that's a good thing, they can do it. rachel: newt gingrich is talking about donald trump, the force of his personality, the way he won, the mandate he has, everything comes into play, everybody has a profound respect for what he has accomplished to get to this moment and the moment, this is our chance. a lot of people talk about all

the dirty tricks done in the last election, they won handily but cannot be underestimated is mike johnson. i personally like mike johnson. i disagree with him fundamentally on issues like ukraine but his personality, when interviewing members who voted for him his personality, donald trump mentioned it, he is a good man. you can disagree with him as i do on ukraine and that funding but he is a good person. a lot of the members said he has never said a bad thing about anybody. he is a kind, truly christian man and i think that also helped him in this as well. guy: he doesn't make enemies. he is absolutely a good guy but it benefits him. it is how he became speaker because of that personality he has.

i agree with a mostly on ukraine, disagree with them on other issues but that doesn't matter, they have to play as a team and i do think the fact that he didn't make a bunch of promises and concessions in exchange for votes, we are not doing a quid pro quo, you will vote for me or not vote for me, i know from that promise individual numbers specific things to get them to vote for for me ultimate the people respected that rather than goodies being handed out. let's go to this fox news alert here, the first lawsuit will soon be filed against the city of new orleans and its police department over failure to secure bourbon street before the terror attack that left 14 innocent people dead and dozens more wounded. rachel: officials warn about copycat attacks. >> reporter: good morning. the lawsuit will be filed by a local law firm representing one of the survivors of the terror

attack and the firm says it is because of an opd's failure to put some basic safety measures in place that would have protected citizens and visitors. the firm says all the people impacted deserve answers and their lives are now forever changed, the law firm says, quote, the evidence will demonstrate that the act of terror perpetrated by shamsud-din jabbar was preventable. this resulted in a horrific act of that is archived in our country's history because of the negligence of the city of new orleans 14 innocent lives were lost. the city was warned something like this could happen. for years, several security reports said french quarter crowds are a risk from mass casualty events. typical barriers in place here were not because of super bowl preparations.

>> they had the street blocked off, no one knew the guy was going to go down the sidewalk story. but you had security at every corner. >> reporter: the fbi's returning to shamsud-din jabbar's home. shamsud-din jabbar set fire to his new orleans rental property to conceal evidence. the fbi says bombs about making materials were found in both locations. shamsud-din jabbar planned to detonate two ieds found inside his truck during the attack. the fbi and dhs center joint bulletin 218,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide warning those to be hypervigilant of copycat attacks. we are expecting several local vigils here today and on monday president biden and the first lady are expected to be here to mourn with survivors and families of those who died from this attack. i will send it back to you.

rachel: the story is a huge story not the least of which is because a transition going on in our government, people are worried about other attacks at the inauguration. my own children and family to the ibarra -- to the capital. the louisiana attorney general say anger she doesn't trust the fbi leadership in this. listen. >> i think there's a gap in leadership that affects everything that happens down the chain with the fbi. i do have faith in the agents on the ground, they've done a really good job. they are smart hard-working people but they take orders from the top and i think that is a problem. we need a transition in

washington that is smooth and quick and i have been calling for that because we can see this affects national security, it affects all our domestic security. we certainly intend for there to be a safe super bowl and that is coming up very very quickly. guy: there's a difference between the people on the ground and the problems with leadership like we saw, we saw the video of cops running to the sound of gunfire, the way cops are supposed to do and the stunning get, poor performance by leadership in the city but i also think in a lot of ways even more disturbing to me, equally disturbing is the fact that both of these attacks, the one in new orleans and las vegas could have been so much

worse except for the hapless this of the perpetrators. if it weren't for their incompetence who knows how much worse it would have been? the driver in new orleans had these explosives in his truck and wasn't able to get to them. police neutralized him within seconds after he hit the crane on bourbon street. he was dead on the ground within seconds which is a wonderful thing but if he had managed to get those explosives off who knows how much worse it could have been? rachel: people trust the fbi on this investigation and they are right about this. what do you think? charlie: people wake up and see the horrible headlines and the death toll rising and an fbi spokesperson said this is not an act of terrorism when every indicator was terrorism and the next day they completely

reverse themselves which they did on whether this guy acted alone. and some of it is fog of war, can't cast aspersions on all of it but coming out of the gate with this isn't terrorism is another blow to credibility. rachel: they did that with the assassination attempts on donald trump the first when they said he acted alone, the second one he acted alone, it is so soon and we don't know anything about it and the department of been so politicized, again from political enemies against the right that a lot of people very suspicious of what comes out of the fbi. senators are calling for a very quick confirmation for national security nominee is. they are saying we don't trust this administration. we want a smooth transfer quickly and for those of us

going to the inauguration that hits home. we move to another alert, las vegas police revealing a possible motive for the cybertruck explosion outside the trump international hotel in las vegas. guy: letters were allegedly written by the special forces soldiers said to be behind this attack. >> we are learning about the motivation behind the cybertruck explosion, police released portions of the suspect's digital journal recovered from the torched cell phone found in that rented tesla truck. police say 37-year-old shot himself in the head as he detonated the explosions, matthew livelsberger was an active duty member of the special forces suffering ptsd and other personal issues that

contributed to his actions and police say the suspect didn't hold any animosity towards the president-elect he did hold personal and political grievances. watch. >> a couple pieces that are important to share for now. one is in the note application he seemed to have two letters, this is an excerpt from the letter, united states of america, best people ever to exist but right now we are terminally ill and headed towards collapse. this was not a terrorist attack. it was a wake-up call. americans only pay attention to spectacles and violence, what better way than fireworks and explosives, why do i personally do it now? i needed to cleanse my mind of the brothers i lost and relieve myself of the burden of the lives i took. >> reporter: according to the new york post officials are working to confirm the legitimacy of an email allegedly written by matthew livelsberger on a podcast on friday, he claims the feds were working with china to develop and deploy those mysterious high-tech drones reported over the northeast last month, the

most dangerous threat to national security and authorities say they are barely scratching the surface of potential evidence amid data found on the suspect's cell phone and still working to access data on other electronic devices. rachel: he talks about the drones which is interesting to me saying the drones that we were seeing over the east coast according to this guy, he says, they are chinese drones add to this technology is game changing, the us has it, china has it, china was in his words showing sort of a show of force that we can do this and it was a message to the united states and him showing a lot of concern about that technology but most interesting is that he says he was part of a cover-up of war crimes and looked like

his conscience was getting to him and so he was reporting on this. you guys have any thoughts on what else was in that letter? guy: he then blows up a cyber truck, is he just a lunatic? all right. let's turn to other headlines now. police on a manhunt for an armed and dangerous suspect who they say shot in indiana sheriff's deputy during a traffic stop. the suspect was last seen early yesterday morning driving the silver pontiac grand prix. police were able to locate that vehicle but say the suspect is on the run adding residents should not open their doors for anybody they don't know. the victim, deputy zach andrey, remains at the hospital, his condition unknown. vice president-elect j d vance underwent minor surgery on friday. officials say was a previously

scheduled sinus operation at a dc area hospital. he went in for the procedure following the senate swearing in ceremony on capitol hill. college football, minnesota topping virginia tech, final score 24 to 10. another victory for the big 10 but a lot of people talking about the mascots these days in the post game featuring a masked finger style moment with flavor flame being revealed as the male mascot, the wrapper drenching minnesota's head coach with a 5 gallon tub of mayonnaise. >> first coach to do it with no hat is so nervous. oh no!

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charlie: a winter storm sweeping across the central plains. this is a live look at snow in pennsylvania. missouri's governor declaring a state of emergency as every county and state is expected to feel the deep freeze. let's turn to rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. >> reporter: a big storm with such big bank and packed for travel along interstate 70 across the central, cold air in place feels like 14 in kansas. and ice storm will turn into pretty significant snow with winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings, the faster it will get to the eastern mid atlantic towards monday.

in the central plains by tomorrow, severe weather, last weekend a severe weather outbreak across the south. watching this at lower mississippi river valley. and ice storm and snow on top of it, ice that forms coding every thing, got to stay off the roads from interstate 70. rachel: thank you. new orleans attack probing america's vulnerability as terror increase have increased over the last year. critics say it could come back to mismanaged priorities at the doj and fbi. here to discuss is special agent nicole parker.

you are the perfect guest for this. let's talk about what the fbi has been focused on. i interviewed an fbi whistleblower taken off of child sex crimes and put on j6, the fbi went after pete hegseth, the military went after pete hegseth for tattoos and the fbi was focused on white supremacy and the half islamic radicalization problem. what say you? >> i remind your viewers i was an fbi special agent for a dozen years and i really love the being an agent working in the field. it got so bad especially under the current administration, the weaponization that had overtaken the fbi, we are seeing this on the national level and it is so awful and catastrophic my heart goes out

to those who lost their loved ones, this terrorist attack, what this terrorist attack did was exposed to the cracks and vulnerabilities on a national level. i have seen these vulnerabilities, and many others walk away as well. they may not be fox news contributors but i'm not the only one. this individual who got in front of the media said definitively this is not a terrorist attack. that is so damaging, it was a terrorist attack. do you think this individual will get fired? in my opinion not only will she not be disciplined or fired but under the current fbi leadership she might get promoted. it is baffling to us. individuals who made massive mistakes, the fbi would promote them. it was stunning. on that note, those that knelt

in summer of 2020 and their ballistic fbi vests on official duty, that is inappropriate and on except will, you're not allowed to make any sort of social statement. those individuals would get fired, not only were they not fired, many were promoted to highly sought-after positions. the fbi agents association offered them $100 gift cards. rachel: cash patel is getting into the fbi, the question is whether he will be able to change that culture and how soon he will turn it around. that is really the question at hand. telus if you think that is possible. >> i want to believe the fbi will be made great again but it will take a major shift, hiring, got to hire people, and shift the priorities of

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>> this marked the beginning of president carter's journey to his final resting place and security is being ramped up ahead of the state funeral procession that begins hours from now. >> reporter: plains is jimmy carter and jimmy carter is plains. he was on his way to a distinguished navy career, the only president to graduate the us naval academy in annapolis when he came back to planes to

help with his father's peanut business, he decided to come here after the presidency. his remains will come behind me on this main road at 10:45 in a motorcade on his way to his boyhood home which was a boyhood farm. there will be a moment of remembrance and you will hear a bell toll 39 times. this begins a weeklong separation of life that will national cathedral on thursday before he can rest in plains. people in planes for years before he ran for president always associated with jimmy carter, his family was in the peanut business for so many years. it will be an important day for those remembering. charlie: mike johnson will remain speaker of the house,

unfolding in dramatic fashion after keith self, in the last minute. >> mister self. johnson. [applause] >> reporter: congressman self, thanks for joining us. obviously, your goal here was to advance the trump agenda but donald trump had to come off of the golf course to make phone calls to among others you. what did donald trump say to you? >> i that mike johnson before the vote know what he was going to do and donald trump called me and donald trump was hitting the five iron about the time we talked.

we had a good discussion about how to advance the trump agenda. that is what this was about because he will face a lot of pushback in the senate. once you talk about cutting the bureaucracy, he will have pushback. this was how would we you do that. republicans have to be better in the house, the last two years have been a disaster, we passed bills with democrat votes, lots of democrat votes. since trump won the election congress has passed three hundred billion dollars in borrowed money spending. that is why this happened. we need to make sure the republicans do better under trump because the senate spends money better than anyone else, there are segments of republicans in congress that will not want to for instance close the border, other things, control spending. we need to get the attention of

the american people that we are going to be behind the trump agenda going through congress. we have got to do a better job. donald trump to answer your question, we had a good discussion. he understood my concerns. he understands the concerns of the people who withheld their votes or voted no are the biggest trump supporters, people who stand behind him to close the border and control spending. we had to get the attention of people to say we must do better. charlie: do you feel this was a success? >> we are miles ahead of where we were yesterday morning. mike johnson is a man of character, a man of honor. he made some assurances. i will leave that to him to articulate them. he has made some assurances that we will do better and we must do better. the nation cannot wait.

we must got the trump agenda moving on the reconciliation package he wants within 30 days of taking office. the first pushback. charlie: did he make any promises? >> speaker johnson said he hasn't but i believe there are assurances we have a strong negotiating team that goes against the senate with the reconciliation package negotiation within 30 days of donald trump taking office because reconciliation is meant to control spending. in congress anything could happen. we need a strong negotiating team 30 days after january 30th or whenever happens, to go up against the senate to say we are going to control spending and these are the parameters. i don't have the details but i know he wants it to be big,

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guy: legal drama for donald trump as judge merchon since the sentencing date for that trial for january 10th, days before trump's inauguration, trump slamming that judge who donated to president biden along with democrat in the interview but fox digital saying, quote, this is a political witchhunt by biden and the doj, to get a pound of flesh because every case has failed. fox news contributor and george washington university law professor jonathan turley joins us. we talked about this case, trump is upset about it, probably angry the case was brought in the first place but in terms of this specific outcome, you don't think this is bad news?

>> remarkable change of events, the trial of the century, we are looking at an unconditional discharge without any jail or probation, like marking a hurricane down to passing flurries. it is quite a change. the president-elect will have the ability to appeal the case. he is right, this was lawaffair denounced by cnn senior legal analysts but by democratic senator who said it was total bs. many people in the public view it that way. this will be the final rally and crawl but he will not have that orange jumpsuit moment

many people wanted. he will walk out of that courtroom either physically or virtually and he will walk into the white house 10 days later. guy: legal analyst are confident their won't be any punishment attached when this proceeding happens days from now. why are people feeling that way, what is the clear indicator from the judge? >> i did coverage of the trial but after the verdict, this was the most likely result not just because of the nature of this case but most defendants would get this type of unconditional discharge but after he was reelected, it made that all the more likely, if the judge does not impose limits on his freedom or some type of probationary conditions it

defuses the constitutional issues. part of the problem is the timing. why this judge waited so long. there's a suggestion that if he appeals and the sentencing is the laid then mrchon may leave it suspended for four years, that would be a horrific result that would allow this trial judge in new york to hold a leash on the american president for four years, allow the media to continually portray him as a convicted person awaiting sentencing. there is that chance if trump appeals and it is delayed too much, merchon may carry out that implied threat. guy: some finality coming to this on january 10th could allow trump to get sworn in, go

about his business as president of the united states and his team elsewhere can fight on that appeals front. you have been very vocal, there's ample grounds for repeal. we will be following that in the days to come, thank you so much. now to this. professional bull riding is back in new york city this weekend. all that fun from madison square garden is coming up next. ♪

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rachel: professional bull riding returns to madison square garden tonight with a sold-out crowd and thousands of fans. charlie: matt maren, pb are entertainer. >> usually it is the knicks, the rangers, this weekend it is professional bull riding. it is 1.5 million pounds of dirt. you were showing me, just doing the most amazing stuff before we talked to you. let's see this.

i am telling you he got it five times in a row. as soon as i put you on the spot you would scramble a little bit. this show is such a blast. for folks who don't know, tell us what they are seeing? >> pb are is for every one, over its 30 year existence, there is music for everyone, excitement for everyone, a show for all people, all ages. >> reporter: it's a cool scene there is a prayer after the game. it feels very americana. is that something you see a desire for? here in new york city too. >> globally, offices in australia, brazil, canada, i've seen it as well. humankind enjoys that. we are supposed to say our prayers and love our country and be men. >> reporter: is there a desire for folks to be cowboys? i feel like i want to be a

cowboy too. >> cowboys who did cowboy work before this entertainment happened came from places like new york city, ireland, all over the world, all colors and creeds. you don't have to live in montana to be a cowboy, you can be one year in nyc. >> reporter: what were the tips? >> don't do what i did, no fancy tricks. just try to catch it. i will be candid. we practice. he's got the loop in his hand. catch him. keep fishing. we both missed. i feel better now. absolutely. now he can get the ball out of the arena. back to you for me. guy: that was an awesome segment. rachel: this is a chance for everyone in new york city to beat me up.

charlie: that is all hat and no cattle for adam. jacqui: can new york rangers power-play to get the dig in. it does look fun. the place is packed and will be sold out again. you don't associate new york city with that but there is an appetite for this all over the place. rachel: and for prayer and the national anthem. we thank our partner for styling our "fox and friends" studio. more "fox and friends" coming up. ♪ since starting the farmer's dog, bogart has lost so much weight. and he has so much more energy. he's like a puppy again. ♪ (banjo playing) ♪

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