new york city. he has been arrested 87 times. yet this george soros backed d.a. alvin bragg puts him back out on the street and two days ago he stabbed two people on the subway, including one in the bank. yet, biden awards a monster like george soros a medal like this? that medal is now worthless. 14 days until donald trump comes into office and quite frankly for many in office the common sense and just want to be safe, that day cannot come quickly enough, guys. >> it does incapsulates the essence of the last four years of the biden administration with these medals. head scratcher. joe concha great to see you back, too. don't forget to set your dvr 5:00 a.m. every morning so you don't miss a moment of "fox & friends first." >> carley: wise words, todd, "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪

>> steve: it is 27 degrees here in new york city at 6:00 here on the east coast. it is monday, january 6th, 2025, first time we are all together back on the couch. welcome to "fox & friends" for a brand new year. a fox weather alert. 06 million people right now under a winter weather advisories leaving travel and chaos and thousands of people without power. the heavy snow, brutal winds and slick ice that could be headed your way coming up. >> ainsley: but the storm not delay our congress. today, lawmakers are set to certify donald trump's election win with vice president harris presiding over her own. >> brian: week 18 sets up wild card weekend often the best weekend as we march towards super bowl on fox in february. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" starts right now, and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> brian: get dressed.

♪ you know, ♪ country stuff ♪ country stuff ♪ i like country stuff ♪ country stuff ♪ i like country stuff. >> steve: that is indiana. and it is snowing there. it is the -- the winter storm is carving a hole right across the country. started in the midwest and heading to the east. we hope wherever you are you are safe on this first monday in 2025. >> lawrence: ainsley and i are pro-snow that's not what we need. we just want a little bit enough for a snowman and to have a good time and all of that. that's a little much for me. >> steve: it's a blizzard. first it was snow and ice and that makes it dangerous. >> brian: 27 states are feeling it. we will see. i know it gets dangerous. i have seen some of the midwest drivers, wow. because it doesn't look like a lot but there is ice underneath

it. that's the scary thing when you drive. most people in new york are not going to be driving because of congestion pricing. they are charging for the first time in the world congestion pricing. >> steve: we got here only so we only had to pay $2.50. >> ainsley: taxi cabs have to increase their prices they can't afford to do this and pay that every single day. >> lawrence: as if we needed one more thing in new york. >> steve: that's what we came back to, congestion pricing and terrible weather. listen, we all had two weeks off for the most part and had a great time. look at that, there are our grandkids. we stayed at a house florida. brigitte and arthur. we had the best time. that is brigitte right there. >> brian: already a star. >> steve: they are just adorable. we had so much fun -- and that's arthur right there with mary. this is the doocy family tradition. we decorate the gingerbread

cookers. alley and sally are teaching archer how to-to-put the frosting on the gingerbread. mary and marshall's husband -- and there i am carving the prime rib. our friends market basket flew that to us. it was prepared perfectly. it was perfect. the rest of the time we ate wonderful. >> brian: hot when it arrived. >> steve: great nice and cold. we had catering from belize. took care of the family the whole time. it was wonderful. i never had two weeks off in my entire life. >> ainsley: next week you will have one more grandchild. >> steve: indeed. >> lawrence: i can't wait to arrive. i start flying in. >> steve: this is what happens. the market basket is where peter used to work as a stock boy. >> ainsley: the grocery store. >> steve: he went back because he filled in on "fox & friends"

december 20th and 21st, and they flew that out because he worked and he showed up and got -- >> brian: by mentioning him you don't have to pay. [laughter] >> brian: steve, i'm a little bit behind new terms of my growth. my family is all about all the nieces and nephews my kids are all in 20's. large family all together and we played pickleball. >> lawrence: they all look like athletes. >> brian: take offer me, lets' be honest. there we are jaguars game. there we are stuck in on an elevator not stuck but on the way. thought it would be great to take a selfie. they took the initiative and filled in. crews director dawn and i, this is what we are doing today. it was just amazing to see how they grow up. >> lawrence: i finally did make it to hawaii. i didn't take any photos. >> steve: no photos? >> lawrence: i turned the phone off.

no social media. no nothing photos. maybe i will regret this later in life. but i just enjoyed being away with the phone bine brian scary thing is alone with your thoughts. i hate to be alone with my thoughts. what did you come up with? anything you were going to change at all this year? >> lawrence: no -- well, maybe, maybe, for the better. but it has been a tough year in the sense of so much election coverage and, you know, we got the former president and now it's finally we can breathe and have a good time and now we're back at work. that's all i wanted. >> ainsley: what did you think of hawaii? where did you go? >> lawrence: i went to honolulu, the people were great. i don't think i have experienced fish like that. i normally don't like raw fish the way they do it is so good. maybe i have been eating the wrong fish? >> steve: do you know why? because had you four my ties it's the best fish i have ever had.

>> lawrence: exactly. >> ainsley: did you fly over any of the volcanos? >> lawrence: i did not. i'm going to go back. gone to 49 out of the 50 states i got one more. >> ainsley: what's the last one? >> lawrence: alaska. >> brian: ainsley we don't have any time for you? >> ainsley: 2024 was a great year not only was i celebrating christmas with my family and baby jesus. but sean hannity and i were engaged over the holiday. [applause] >> ainsley: thank you for all the support. thank you for all the well-wishes. thank you, you all were so nice. this was in palm beach and there is lexy, our assistant she happened to be down there, too. >> steve: so she was santa's assistant? >> ainsley: that's exactly right. there is sean and his daughter. we just had a great time. it was wonderful and we all want don'twant to neighbors it all at us. i will make it short. santa and daughter eating the chocolate chip cookies. we went down with my family.

swim with the stingrays. that was hilarious. this was some of our family. we just had a great time. little girls wanted those matching dresses and matching bathing suits and cover-ups. it was a really knead neat, neat time to have both of our families together. i'm staying on the curvy couch. i'm going to continue to live in new york. my daughter loves hers school and i love my community and sean is down in florida we don't miss a weekend without each other. we make it work. it's easy. >> brian: can i give my opinion? >> ainsley: yes. >> brian: you two are unbelievable couple meant for each other. this is fantastic. >> ainsley: i respect him so much. i look up to him. he has been there for all of news our careers. we all love and adore him and we fell in love a few years ago. it's been a wonderful ride. same grateful. >> steve: it's the best news. >> ainsley: thank you so much. god bless all of you all. >> lawrence: sean is obviously my mentor, i'm so happy. have you become incredible friend. i text uranium this to see two

good people find love, i think is an amazing thing. >> ainsley: thank you. >> lawrence: the whole country is excited for you. >> ainsley: i thought you were going to be screaming. that's what you do on tv at night. the selection so important this country is so important to him. is he so fun and funny and nice and the most generous man i have ever met. >> brian: joan jett love stinks i don't agree with that. >> ainsley: i thought we were going to a meeting we pulled up to the church instead. i said this is not the right turn. he said we are not going to the meeting. we were alone, 8:00 a.m. in the church. the church was decorated for christmas. we sat on the front pew and just reflected on our relationship and lives and what god has done in our lives and he walked me to the altar and got down on one knee. >> lawrence: way to do it. >> steve: that's fantastic. thank you for telling us. exactly 6:09. i would like to issue the first election for the year 2025.

jay giles sang that song. >> ainsley: really? >> brian: did joan jett cover it. >> ainsley: brian, day one. >> lawrence: starting off strong? >> brian: on the phone now jay giles. >> ainsley: let's get to work guys. >> brian: did you know that? >> steve: to be barks voice in my ear. fox weather alert. sixth million americans waking up to winter weather threats massive storm bringing heavy snow, a lot of ice, freezing cold temperatures from the midwest all the way now to the east coast. >> lawrence: at least half a dozen states calling for a state of emergency already. as the blizzard-like conditions wreak havoc on the roads. >> brian: they say more than 200,000 power outages from missouri to west virginia have already been reported this morning. and countless school closures are expected just as kids are ready to get back in the classroom. >> ainsley: we have team coverage this morning. senior meteorologist janice dean is standing by with the latest

forecast. first we will go to kendall smith "fox news live" a snow filled kansas city this morning. kendall? >> good morning, ainsley. also just want to say big congratulations to you and sean. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> i'm here, absolutely, in kansas city though, and we are covered in snow. and it is cold, to say the least. we are sitting at 13 degrees with the strong wind right out of the northwest, so it feels like negative 1 right now. i can attest to that my fingers, woo! they are cold. it's a winter wonderland around me. picked up a 11 inches of snow at kansas international airport on sunday. that was, in fact, the third largest single day snowfall totals we have ever seen here in kansas city. pretty exciting. the state capital just off to the west of me picked up more 14.1 inches. yeah. we have a lot of snow everywhere. that has led to numerous power outages. also schools being closed across the kansas city metro for today. the consistency of this snow, i

will just show you guys, it is very light and fluffy and powdery and disappears as you pick it up. not the type of snow you want to be building auto snowman with or snowball fight all those kiddos out of school today. the issue is the fact that a lot of folks are without power. we are under a cold weather advisory here in kansas city all the way until 11:00 a.m. local time. that is a big issue is we are looking at 33,000 customers across the show me state of missouri that are without power. and kansas though, thankfully, we are fairing quite a bit better looking at just about 500 total customers that are without power at this time. so those utility crews have been working around the clock to try to get that power restored as well as those snow removal crews hats off to them. we still have snow on the ground but it looks significantly better than it did especially this time yesterday morning. we have a pretty thick layer of ice that is currently under all of this snow which has made things very treacherous. we know a lot of the roads,

unfortunately, were very slick, especially on saturday afternoon and sunday that led to countless accidents. and so at least as of this morning, roads are still snow-covered but they are passible. kansas city international airport does still we main closed at this time, guys? >> steve: all right, kendall thank you very much live report. >> hi, good morning, everyone. i'm going to introduce myself here is janice dean. talk about the snow that is continuing across the ohio valley and mid-atlantic, good morning, everyone. we have the potential for not only heavy snow but ice. that's going to cause a lot of problems on the roadways and the air. we have cancellations and delays for the atlanta region. here is misery map for d.c. area, baltimore area. the top flight disruptions in d.c., baltimore, and dulles, and that's going to continue throughout the day today. power outages not only for the mid-atlantic but stretching across the ohio river valley and areas where they got a significant amount of snow over the midwest.

and of course central u.s. here is the snow still to come. 5 to 8 inches around the d.c. area. west of that area could get more and potentially see an additional from 5 to 8 to 12 inches parts of delmarva. certainly watch that forecast lows, all of that snow on the ground is going to remain there because it's going to be very cold for the next week to two weeks as the next? storm system we watch moves in and that cold weather continues along the gulf coast as well. so not only the central u.s. but down south where we actually could see snow in our next round coming this weekend. we'll continue to keep you all up to date. steve, ainsley, brian, and l.j., over to you and ainsley,. >> ainsley: yemen. >> janice: congratulations. i love you very much. >> ainsley: i love you too, thank you. >> brian: all right. you two done? [laughter] >> ainsley: i know there was so many cancellations i wonder if a lot of people were trapped --

not trapped but had to stay on vacations longer because they couldn't get on their flights? >> brian: washington lawmakers better get to work. this winter storm is not expected to stop them from certifying the results of the 2024 elections today. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera is live in washington to tell us all about it. >> madeleine: good morning. the certification of electoral votes is expected to look a lot different than it did four years ago. despite the fencing surrounding the security complex officials aren't expecting rallies or violence. vice president kamala harris will oversee the count certifying the victory of president-elect trump who she has called existential threat. not the first time a vice president has had to preside over his own defense. former vice president al gore did the same in 2001 sealing his loss to former president george w. bush. today's exercise routine wrapped up in about an hour or. so the senate then turns to one of the biggest items on his plate, confirming president-elect trump's nominee. here are some of the confirmation hearings to watch. tulsi gabbard, trump's pick for

director of national intelligence, secretary of defense nominee pete hegseth. health and human services secretary nominee rockette f. kennedy jr. kash patel who trump has chosen to lead the fbi. lori chavez trump's choice to head the department of labor. cbs news reports majority leader john thune has privately told trump he believes hegseth has the votes to be confirmed his picks are going to come through a process where committee i think i suspect a lot of them will get through. and we will see about all of them remains to be seen. >> republicans say the new orleans attack highlights the need to get trump's nominees confirmed, quickly. lawrence, steve, ainsley and >> brian: brian maddy just one date january 14th? >> madeleine: yes that's for pete hegseth. >> brian: could be one and done.

one day in and done. >> steve: maddy, one point of confirmation. washington, d.c. is closed. federal government is closed. schools are out. house leadership told republicans stay in town over the weekend because it's going to snow. democrats left town but the republicans are so confident they have enough people to actually get this done. >> yeah. it highlights the need to get this done quickly, especially after the potential delay that could have happened with speaker mike johnson, whether or not he would get confirmed or get confirmed for a second term so you know republicans they just want to get this done as quickly as possible so that there is no delays regarding president-elect trump's certification of victory. >> brian: all right, maddy, thanks. great news for pete. john thune, senator thune told. >> lawrence: president-elect. >> brian: trump i'm going to let the process play out. he thinks he has the votes. that doesn't mean -- that also could mean that fetterman is on board. mitch mcconnell hasn't met with him yet. has some people concerned. so, we'll see if there are going

to be any other problems on the way. murkowski and collins always seem to be an issue. but, pete has evidently been extremely impressive behind closed doors and he is letting everybody know what his mission will be. >> ainsley: john thune said the president wants these people to have these positions. so we're going to vote -- we support the president. so, he said we're going to do everything we can to ensure that trump has the people he wants in place. >> lawrence: noticing something that is happening and especially when it comes to pete as well as kash patel, as the noise settles, and you look at the resumes and look at the connections and had the meetings with senators and getting the readout that the meetings are going well. it looks like nominations are going to be pretty safe for the most part when it comes to pete hegseth, kash patel still looking like tulsi gabbard is going to have. >> brian: warner.

>> lawrence: pam bondi. looks like the president -- meetings continue to happen. it's not going to be this big pressure campaign we saw in the beginning all these leaks of reports and all. this looks like the president is going to get the cabinet he wants. >> steve: democrats will still put up a fight over some of them, but in addition to the fact that, you know, historically presidents have, for the most part gotten the cabinets they have requested. lindsey graham was on "sunday morning futures" yesterday and reminded us all of one other thing. these are terrible perilous times in american mystery. and they better get this done quick because they need people at the top. here is lindsey. >> i wants to do them sooner rather than later. when president trump left office, we had the most secure border in american history. the caliphate was destroyed. isis was destroyed and iran was in a box. we killed soleimani, the iranian revolutionary guard leader. the last four years have been a freakin' disaster. they rolled back every policy

that worked on the border. they went back into the iran nuke agreement giving eye toll i can't hundreds of millions of dollars to use for terrorism. yeah, the confirmation do them now and do them quick. get them all done in january and february. we need our team on the field. we need fbi director. we need an attorney general. we need them all. get it done. we got to get it done. we are under attack here. we are at war. >> brian: two things, adam schiff came out and said kash patel cannot pass which means make sure he passes. >> lawrence: what an endorsement. >> brian: whatever he says do the opposite. r.f.k. could run into trouble with cassidy yesterday. r.f.k. i love what he is talking about food. he is against vaccines i'm against him. so he has to explain what he means on this in he is not conversing and can't go deep on his what beliefs are they will be in trouble. i think he can. i don't think there is a more popular politician for young people than r.f.k.

communicating. >> ainsley: really about cleaning up our food and environment. making sure plastics weren't in our food. >> brian: i'm against plastic. >> lawrence: also got to remember one commander-in-chief. none of these nominees are going to go out on their own and do something that is not approved by the president-elect right now but will be the president. so, it's his agenda. they are going to enforce it. he campaigned on all of these type people being somewhere in government. so, i don't think it's a big surprise to the public. >> ainsley: multiple reports said that bernie sanders and possibly fetterman are on board for r.f.k. jr. >> steve: today the big day, january 6th. certify the presidential election. you will see it live. despite the fact that the federal government is closed down. we are always open. carley is joining us on the first time in 2025. as we say hello, canada is going

to say goodbye to somebody. >> carley: bingo. that was very good. start right there. canadian prime minister justin trudeau will reportedly be stepping down from position as early as today. trudeau's potential resignation comes as country faces several challenges including housing crisis and of course struggling economy. trudeau's exit would leave his party without a permanent head as canada is set to have federal election later this year. president biden is planning on blocking all future offshore oil and gas drilling along the coast line of the u.s. the ban would be enacted in areas of the pacific, thrirks and gulf coast waters, closing off an equal -- an area equal to 25% of the land malice of mainland, u.s. trumps incoming press secretary karoline leavitt called the move a disgraceful decision. take a look at this terrifying

decision the moment the planes gheentd flames makes a landing. the flight operated by powell airlines apparently had an aircraft incident be upon landing in halifax. officials believe a landing gear failure was the culprit. causing the plan to slide 15 seconds down the runway as the wing burst into flames. all passengers and c.e.o. crew got off that plane safely. wild footage those people right there will never forget. lions number one seed in the nfc after taking care of business against the vikings last night 31-9. buccaneers locking up nfc south title with a win over the saints yesterday. and the denver broncos clinking the final spot in the afc dominating victory beating kansas city chiefs 38-0. now the envelope playoff pictur. the playoff officially begins this saturday. those are your headlines.

guys, the nfl playoff picture officially set. >> brian: right. thanks for doing that. >> carley: not used to doing the sports. >> carley: cutting the highlight reel. >> brian: excuse me i'm cutting the highlight reel. >> carley: producers do a lot of work with that. >> lawrence: resting players. i'm all for it. if there is an injury also. then this is going to mess up the competition. so, a lot of the -- the nba has been doing this for years. allow them to rest so we can get, especially when it's already set. you want to see the playoffs. that's what everybody wants. >> steve: you will see a lot of them on fox. >> brian: not in new york. >> lawrence: not in dallas. >> brian: they were thought september september sean payton fox learns so much fox comes back and brings right to the playoffs. definitely a correlation. >> ainsley: new details we are

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honors lawrence victims of the new orleans terror attack today as we learn more about the suspect's actions prior to the attack. madison scarpino joins us live from new orleans with more. madison, what are you learning? >> hey, good morning to all of you. in yesterday's updates the fbi says the investigation is just getting started. the agency says jabar traveled to egypt and canada in 2023 and looking into how that may or may not have tied into the attack. but state and federal authorities reiterating that right now there are no other suspects. >> all investigative details and evidence that we have now still support that jabbar acted alone here in new orleans. we have not seen any indication of an accomplice in the united states. but we are still looking into potential associates in the u.s. and outside of our borders. >> authorities say jabbar made at least two trips in new

orleans in the months leading up to the attacks. by using meta glasses jabbar recorded himself viking through the french quarter. had video recording glasses on during wednesday's attack but the glasses were not activated and you can see jabbar with meta glasses on during that previous attack -- during that previous new orleans trip. and the fbi also shared videos of jabbar placing ieds around bourbon street. >> on new years morning. jabbar parked the truck and parked to royale and governor nickels street. jabbar placed the first ied in the cooler at bourbon and st. peters street at 1:53 a.m. jabbar placed the second ied in a bucket-type cooler at 2:20 a.m. on bourbon and do you lieu street.

>> the mayor says the top priority is increased security and chief lamb speaks with president biden about that. he is set to be here this afternoon with the first lady to pray and mourn with the families of the victims and no word yet if president-elect trump is set to come to new orleans. i will send it back to you guys. >> joining us now former assistant fbi director, assistant fbi director chris swecker, chris, thank you so much for joining the program. the first thing that comes to mind is what cracks in the system, potentially happened given the amount of technology that he used presence on social media that he talked about, his hate for the country. and his commitment to isis. you see that he is using these glasses although he wasn't connected to the livestream. i'm just curious what would the fbi be looking for? >> yeah. lawrence, there was an extended glide path if you will planning -- radicalization and planning in this case.

i mean, he traveled to egypt. he traveled to tampa. he went to new orleans twice. he planned an arson, ieds, vehicle ramming, guns, firearms. very elaborate attack. maybe not a skilled attack but very elaborately planned one. all along the way there, there are opportunities to, you know, to detect red flag if you will. when you see this level of radicalization. this level of commitment and i saw it if you have ever been to a suicide bombing -- and i have been to many i was in iraq in 2003 doing just that what strikes you is that level of commitment, willing to kill yourself and desiring to kill others even innocents, women, and children. innocent people you have nothing against personally. what it represents is a lot of opportunity for detection and intervention here. you have to wonder whether the people around him saw something but didn't say anything.

>> lawrence: you he know, chris, i'm also surprised about the coolers. he has ieds and putting coolers around town. i was in college. i know about game day. there is coolers everywhere. but, in this fashion just having them out there in the open like that, with no one around them, shouldn't that have set off alarms? >> absolutely. and from what i understand from reports, one cooler was moved about a block now presumably because somebody wanted to take the cooler or whatever was in it. you would have to think that they looked inside that cooler and didn't say anything to anybody. and, what we say at airports, you hear it all the time don't leave anything unattended, no luggage. in this case unattended coolers sitting there in public. cops probably missed it as well. >> i'm just convinced that our head wasn't on a swivel and we weren't prepared for something like this and i think, you know, not to be critical of law

enforcement. i think us as a country, the further away we get from 9/11, our suspicion level is not the same. hopefully, that changes now, i know a lot of people in the intel community like yourself have been screaming that as well. chris swecker, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> lawrence: join fox in supporting the one louisiana foundation to help victims of the new orleans terrorist attack. your donation will assist the funeral accosts and more donate at go.fox/nola or scan the qr code on your screen. i'm sure all those victims and their families would appreciate it. new york legal system still looking to brand trump as convicted felon as subway crime runs rampant in the city. the two-tiered justice system. that's next. ♪

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right there. back with a fox weather alert. one of the snowiest days in years for certain parts of the country freezing rain, sleet and snow pummel the midwest. fox weather channel's mike slidell is live in saint lewis with mike -- i don't see any snow there yet. has it already gone through? >> yes, sir. it's over with we have had anywhere from 5 to 9 inches. it's cold and windy this morning. wind chills down in the single numbers. you mentioned the all-time snowfall. kansas city 11 inches after they have the freezing rain that kept the on the runway for 11 hours. 11 inches second snowiest day and fourth snowiest calendar day over the entire time since the late 1800s. now let's talk about what is going on now. take a look at washington, the nation's capital. it has been snowing there all night long. some reports already of 4 to 5 inches. washington, baltimore, philadelphia, if you got flights into those three cities, those four airports, boy, check ahead

because already the three airports baltimore d.c. area have canceled over 400 and 25 flights. here is what is on the way. another 5 to 8 inches of snow just getting underway in philadelphia. most of it will miss new york city but a big storm for the mid-atlantic. many schools are closed here. closed today, likely closed tomorrow many kids. millions of kidsed from the midwest and plains to the east coast getting extended christmas break and the cold weather will stick around all week here, not hitting freezing, probably, until next weekend. brian? >> brian: all right. thanks so much. at least the worst is over. be careful when you drive. thanks so much. meanwhile this: president-elect trump slamming judge merchan's decision to sentence him in new york city on friday posting this quoted on truth social. >> the legal system is broken. the businesses can't take a chance in getting caught up in this quick sand. it's all rigged. this case against the political opponent, me. and, while da alvin bragg and

sean have sites set on trump they are ignoring rampant crime in new york city. i'm not kidding. desperate to brand trump as a convicted felon before his inauguration. is he joins us now. greg, you believe president bleefsz this is personal? >> oh, absolutely i think merchan is desperate to stain the incoming president with a label convicted felon and understand, brian, under the law trump is not officially convicted of anything until is he normally sentenced even though many in the media began immediately and incorrectly calling him a convicted felon when the jury verdicts verdict come in. that was the whole goal of indicting trump and putting him on trial. democrats assumed their politically driven lawfare campaign would destroy him. instead, you know, it had the opposite effect. voters saw it for what it was a corrupt weaponization of the law and it backfired spectacularly.

many americans recognize this was a sham trial a preordained outcome it. drove a lot of them donald trump and he won. >> brian: right. actually it dominated the election cycle it. just put to the side his whole primary challenge. and he -- you know, for better or for worse, he just dominated it. i know he wants it over with and doesn't want to relive it. think about the consistency or lack thereof. comes to new york city and alvin bragg another george soros d.a. who thinks criminal first. if you look at their misdemeanor and downgrades. look at this full screen. you had 2365 misdemeanors were downgraded from felonies. he had 200188 to a violation of 1193. you have a situation where serious crimes are downgraded when it comes to trump they put all these misdemeanors together to make it a felony. and put him on trial. >> one of the reasons why these

george soros-funded progressive district attorneys have ruined major cities in blue states. and alvin bragg is a prime example. if you are trump, a misdemeanor business records violation somehow becomes a phantom felony and in the end nobody actually knew what he was convicted of it wasn't a unanimous jury verdict the best we can tell, nobody really knows. a bedrock violation bragg goes after good samaritans like daniel penny or a bodega worker who dared to defend himself when he was attacked. and he goes after a politician for purely political reasons. this is what alvin bragg has brought to new york city. >> brian: so monday, today, the election gets certified.

friday, they want him looking like is he a convicted criminal. bottom line is that helped fuel the president's popularity. eventually, of course, he will probably appeal it. said you need the conviction in order to appeal it. so maybe this is a painful part of the process that ultimately would lead to his exoneration. thanks and you write about it on foxnews.com. thanks, gregg. >> my pleasure. >> brian: straight ahead first 100 days banning transgender athletes in women's sports. riley gaines on the fight to protect female sports. plus, demi moore wins first ever golden globe after 45 years in hollywood. her emotional acceptance speech coming your way. >> third nomination and firstt' win shs e told me on the red carpet that and he fumbles. -owe'-

>> ainsley: congress is set to hear a new bill banning transgender athletes in women's sports in its first 1 100 days. former ncaa swimmer and host of gains for girls podcast riley gaines joins us now. hey, riley. >> hello, ainsley. very good to be with you. >> ainsley: good to have you. new rules package approved by congress and protecting women's sports is a top priority. greg steube and 56 republican co-sponsors have reintroduced

this bill. what was your reaction when you heard that? >> well, unfortunately, i think it's well overdue. the fact this is an issue. and the fact it has to be legislated on disregarded common sense over the past four years. that's exactly what this legislation is common sense legislation. majority of americans are in favor of this overwhelmingly so as we saw, made clear on november 5th. i have said it many, many times. i believe people turned out to the polls to, of course, embrace donald trump, embrace his pa cabinet picks and embrace america first agenda. more so people turned out to the polls to reject absurdity. that's what the democratic party has become. very excited for this. i think, again, like i said, it's just long overdue. >> transgender issues were important factor for them concerned women for america an exit poll. the majority of americans

support this. >> that's right. that's right. again, i think it shows you we have reached a point in time where we have an entire party, an entire party at least in terms of elected representation who is wil willing to say that n can become women that men can be pregnant. women can breakfast. men can be lesbians. shows you how far from reality the democratic party is and how they lost the ability to communicate with common sense everyday americans who intuitively know that men and women are different. so, of course, the majority of americans support this. and i believe more people are watching now. there will be more pressure. so i will be interested to see when this was introduced last year. every single democrat. all 203 of them voted in opposition of protecting women and girls in sports. so i will be interested now to see if any -- you know, see which ones double down and see who starts to recant from their original position.

>> ainsley: they are saying they want to pass this in the first 100 days we will see. riley, thank you so much. >> of course, thank you. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley for more headlines. >> carley: 2025 golden globes took place nikki glaser wasted no time mocking s celebs over presidential endorsement. >> how could i, really? you are all so famous so, talented, so powerful. i mean, you could really do anything, i mean, except tell the country who to vote for. it's okay. [laughter] >> you will get them next time, if there is one. >> ainsley: kamala harris, of course, received endorsements from a. list celebs like open i pra winfrey and taylor swift to name a few. some of the big winners television drama show gun took home four awards best drama for a tv series. musical crime thriller amelia

perez. best motion picture. most emotional victories of the night came home from actress demi moore first major award for acting after 45 years in the biz. >> today i celebrate this as a marker of my wholeness and of the love that is driving me and for the gift of doing something i love and being reminded that i do belong. thank you so much. >> the actress took home the award for best female actor in a film, musical or comedy for her role in the horror science fiction film the substance and those are your headlines. ainsley, look beautiful. >> ainsley: she did look pretty. she does not age. >> carley: no i want her skincare routine. >> ainsley: and those arms. thank you so much, carley. 60 million people in several states are under winter warnings today. one of those states is kentucky. the governor andy beshear is going to join us live.

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