hepatitis b vaccine' s for reasons nearly 2,000 cases in the country every year in veryye few pregnant women in all ivt wo drug users. as a practitioner i can predict who iss. likely to have hepatita b and then vaccinate those kidsd to protect them. every kid in the country andccir the world thanking the world health organization, why? because we said so. >> laura: dr. drew, we love having you want and i remember having you on in the old radio days. we had so much fun. that is really going back to the comeback soon. >> you use to gang up on bill clinton, used to gang up on bill clinton. you called some of those behaviors away early, way early. >> laura: thank you, dr. drew, always great to see you. that is it for us tonight. we had dr. drabek, >> todd: president-elect trump has a big meeting with senate republicans tomorrow hashing out

plans to layout the maga agenda and president biden is rolling out orders and regulations to stop that from happening. >> carley: wait to hear the new announcement from mcdonald's about dei. >> todd: and joe rogan, dedicating to spreading power of prayer, the catholic priest who started it all is here. "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. welcome brooke singman. >> brooke: president trump will be back in office in less than two weeks and meet with senate republicans tomorrow and discuss getting his maga agenda through. >> favor one bill, i want to get everything passed. some people don't necessarily

agree with it. my preference and one big beautiful bill. tom homan is central casting and will do a great job. >> brooke: cabinet picks are hard at work shoring up support. today tulsi gabbard, national intelligence is set to meet with senator mark warner, top democrat on senate intelligence committee. incoming president is doubling down on his goal to buy greenland saying i'm hearing people of greenland is maga. greenland is incredible and people will benefit if and when it becomes part of our nation. make greenland great again. today donald trump is heading to greenland, he will not be meeting with political figures, it is personal.

>> carley: brooke singman, thank you. speaking of expansion, president trump has his sight set up north. many people in canada love being 51st state. united states can no longer suffer what canada needs staying afloat. justin trudeau knew this and resigned. taxes would go down, there would be no tariff and they would be clear from russian and chinese sh ships surrounding them. what a great nation it would be. outside the box thinking. and president biden arriving in california overnight to ban drilling and mining on hundreds much thousands of acres in the state. >> todd: madeleine rivera has details. >> president biden is signing

and says the move will protect 800,000 acres of land in california, bans drilling and mining on protected lands honoring tribes that consider the area sacred. president-elect trump is planning to undo this action. >> it's ridiculous, i will unban it mldz. what is he doing? why is he doing it? we have oil and gas at a level nobody else has and we'll take advantage of it. when i see somebody say he will ban 625,000 acres, he does not know what that is. >> president is using hiss his authority and it would require an act of congress to reverse

it. president biden is doing other things, 11 detainees from yemen are being trans ferred from guantanamo bay to ohman. none of them have been charged with crimes during two decades of detention. >> todd: thank you. illegal migrant accused of setting a woman on fire in the subway and watching her burn to death is due in court today. the migrant is accused of torching the sleeping woman and fanning the flames as they engulfed her. he was removed from the u.s. and illegally re entered the country. he faces life in prison without possibility of parole. new york city mayor eric adams says they are doing good job keeping everyone safe. >> when you look at the horrific

inci incidence, it is a city out of control. that is not the reality. we know we are doing a good job and fighting crime as numbers will show. >> todd: overall crime in 2024 were lowest of his three years in office, they were still roughly higher than 2021, year he campaigned on making this city safe. a fender bender turns into a violent smackdown, don't misthe story behind this insane video. >> carley: why was this book about gender identity and trans inclusivity read to three and four year olds? that is what parents want to know and we'll dive into this story next.

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>> todd: now to a fox news alert. 95 people are dead, another 130 hurt after powerful earthquake rocks western china this morning, 50 miles north of mount

everest. 1000 homes were damaged near the epicenter. you can see the shaking and tremors could be felt in neighboring countries >> to a fox weather alert. seven dead after massive storm slamming states. >> carley: dangerous travel cond conditions. in illinois, chain-reaction wreck and 130 flights cancelled today and 5000 delayed. >> todd: people in los angeles bracing for life-threatening wind storm with gusts possibly reaching 80 miles per hour. janice dean is here. you said this could be bad. >> janice: very bad, santa ana

winds today could be a historic event today. 80 to 100 mile per hour winds in southern california. snowfall for central u.s., over a foot and ohio west virginia, illinois, over a foot of snow. d.c. got six inches of snow. enough to cause travel delays. power outages, ohio valley, midwest and mid-atlantic. and reinforcing shot of arctic air going through the week to set up what is happening across the south wednesday, thursday and friday with another snow event that could affect the northeast on the weekend. wind aall right for southern

california. dangerous wind alert for los angeles and venturea county. when you see the santa ana winds setting up for 80 to 100 miles per hour, it could be so destructive if we have wildfires. today is worst day. temperatures, setting up next storm event. wednesday through friday, developing here and in texas and that means moisture, could see ice and heavy snow for texas and through arkansas, tennessee, mid-atlantic region and that ice there for parts of the south dangerous. the regions don't deal well with wintry weather.

this is going to be a winter storm on the weekend. lots to talk about. southern california, dangerous today. >> carley: a lot of potential issues, thank you for keeping uus informed. >> carley: in ron desantis, appointing two think tank members to the school's board. adam kissel and scott yearner. subject to confirmation. gop has super majority in the sunshine state. parents at a new york city preschool demanding areas after a substitute teacher who is transgender read a book about trans inclusivity. you may feel like both a boy or girl or like neither. you may feel like your gender changes from day to day or year

to year. parents defending education found 74% of parents oppose gender ideology being taught in eleme elementary school. nikki neeley is founder of parents defending education and joins me now. good morning. you can't get 75% of people to agree on what day of the week it is, they agree on this. book about trans inclusivity read to three and four year olds. parents only knew because kids came home with questions. what do you think about this? >> this is what we've been seeing from coast to coast. these activists want to separate children from parents. parents really need to be aware of what is happening in schools. it is not safe to drop your kids

off think and they are going to learn like we grew up with. >> carley: new york city public schoolses new york city public school value age appropriate diverse and inclusive materials and are engaging with a specific program to determine how this was introduced and if it adheres to guidelines. begs the question, what is a parent to do here? if you have a child in a school and find out they are doing something like this, is there a way to fight back? >> sure, we tell people, engage. talk to the teacher. if you don't get an answer you like, go to the school board, superi superintendent, but in new york a turn toward families have chosen to go to home school or private school. my family home schools.

not everybody is able to find a school to put their child into or has the means to do so. i'm excited to see president trump and lindamcmahon. what is being done to our children with our tax dollars behind our backs to our babies is appalling and little wonder people have lost faith in the education system. >> carley: it was found biden administration spend 32 million on dei grants to individual schools. how was the money used? >> this was part of $100 million package that we identified through d-day of justice that stopped grants. what dei has to do with school safety, i'm puzzled, we have see programs that had schools doing yoga, knitting circles to

address anti-racism type things. this is not helping kids learn. this is a reason grants like this, we are now facing record inflation. meanwhile american taxpayers can't afford basic things. >> carley: hard-earned taxpayer dollars. yale is making headlines, they have a course that examines whether white men -- sorry white women and black women can be friends and description reads we are interested in exploring if relationships between black women and white women can develop on equal footing, can they be built on trust and risky and rare as it may seem love, are these relationships possible? most people hear that and say you couldn't get more divisive

than that. to add to that, students that take this class are guaranteed a grade of b plus if they meet class require mment regardless grades. this is seen as an anti-raceist approach to teaching. this is what universities have become. >> peak low. bingo at this point. think how expensive yale is. i'm not surprised to see federal judges not hire people who have gone through these schools, they are coming out crazy. this is divisive, if your class would pass muster with kkk, you are doing it wrong. loans students are taking out to pay for classes like this. will it help them thrive? absolutely not. it teaches students to mistrust

their peers. i want to hire people who know how to get along with co-workers, i want my children to date and marry people with good personal relationships. it is not coming out of this. >> carley: ufc's dana white landed a big job in big tech. don't miss details. >> todd: rememberaed smugglers helping illegal migrants across into san diego county. this happened outside sanctuary city. beth van dine introduced bill to ban money from going to sanctuary cities, she will tell us how soon that bill could be pass the when she joins us next.

>> todd: president-elect trump set to meet with senate republicans tomorrow to layout plans for his agenda. hes he wants one reconciliation bill to pass packed with his top priorities. >> i favor one bill, i want to get everything passed. there are some people that don't agree with it. i am open to that, as well. my preference is one big beautiful bill, i will do whatever need to be done to get it passed. >> todd: congresswoman sits on

house ways and means committee. which approach do you favor and why? >> i favor one bill. let's get everything we possibly can while we have energy at our backs and american people are expecting us to get a lot done. we have narrow majority in the house, if we can get one bill passed, president trump is being a realist. we want our border protected. this is something he ran on. our borders have been open and damage has dbeen done in the lat four years. tax cuts and job acts provision are expected to expire end of this year, we need to have a tax package and american network independence in that bill. there is a lot to dissect and two houses have conflicting

ideas. speaker johnson and jason smith have been clear we want one bill. there are issues with reconciliation and whether or not board rule will come into effect. they are warning we may have to do two bills. president trump is like, just get it done. >> todd: voters from both parties told american governing body they want borders. that is emphasized when you look at these photos. arm smugglers helping illegals cross into san diego county. you introduced a ban to ban federal funding for sanctuary cities. how much money are we talking about here? enough to force them to end sanctuary cities to lead to scenes like we just played for

you. >> look, sanctuary cities should not be in existence. if you are a sanctuary city and take your resources and not protect your people, you don't need more money. federal dollars have been redirected to support more illegal immigration into this country. enough is enough. if you have to have a penalty, we want a -- carrot noto use a stick. we have seen sanctuary cities double down. when i was mayor of 92nd largest city in texas, irving, texas. we partnered with federal and state law enforcement to make sure our cities were safe. it can be done effectively and safely and sanctuary cities risking lives of citizens and

others in their city are ridiculous and should be a price to pay. >> todd: other border security include violence against women by illegal aliens act, that is from nancy mace, safeguard voter eligibility act and laken riley act which will get a vote today. the goal is to get them passed quickly to give donald trump some victories. do you think it will be that easy? >> we have seen an agency run by people preventing them from doing their job. we are codifying and saying to department of homeland security, this is your job, do it. laws like laken riley act in place to be sure mayorkas is doing his job. i am hopeful we will vote in the

house and be able to get democratic support in the house and senate. these bills should not have to be done. what we have seen, they do, you have administration that refused to enforce the law. >> todd: these are bills to say enforce the darn law, which is what the american people are calling out for. we'll be watching, thank you. last-minute barrage of regulations coming from president biden trying to throw a wet blanket on the trump agenda. >> carley: brian brenberg will tell us what can be done to reverse your wallet, that is coming up.

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the move has been called unreasonable suppression of chinese companies. ufc president dana whites joining meta's board of directors. mark zuckerbergs says he admires him. white says i'm a huge believer social media and ai are the future and excited to join this team. and u.s. steel and japan-based dn nippon steel are suing the government after the merger deal was blocked. the companies say political considerations undermind pr proposed merger. there is no need or reason to give up, we're convinced it is beneficial for both nations. >> carley: president biden

rolling out environmental regulations on his way out the door establishing new monuments in california to ban drilling, mining and industrial activity on 800,000 acres of lairn, just day after announcing ban on offshore drilling. brian brenberg is co-host of "the big money show," and joins me now. what is impact of this? >> if it stands, it will be huge. coastsal shelf of america is offline for drilling and putting up new national monuments in california. he hates fact that donald trump said we're going to drill. out of spite or disregard for americans, he wants to take all this, this is like a perm be nant ban on this drilling. what trump administration has to do is come in and leverse this

as soon as possible, probably going to be a huge court fight. current administration has no interest in america's energy independence and it is essential for our economy, for national security, it has to get done. >> carley: donald trump says he has right to reverse it. joe biden did it in way to make it difficult to do that. could be an act of congress. >> how about congress gets its act together and instead of doing executive order, pas a law and say you can't take this land permanently off dollarline. if biden can do this with a pen, trump should reverse it with a pen, too. he has a decent case to make he should be able to undo what biden has done with a pen. >> carley: talk about canada. yesterday prime minister justin trudeau resigned, were terror

threats from donald trump final straw? >> final straw, one of the many on top of this camel whose back was breaking, put it that way. trudeau has no plan for canada. they have become poorer under his leadership, they have had lower standing on the world stage. nine years of leadership, he's done nothing to advance canada and people in canada are sick of it. americans have gotten wealthier than canada, their country has no path to prosperity. any national leader that is not trudeau realized they have dimi diminished. >> carley: donald trump posted on truth social saying the united states can no longer suffer massive trade deficit canada needs, justin trudeau

knew this and emerged, if canada merged with u.s., there would be no tariffs, taxes would go down. this is outside the box thinking. what do you think? >> giving canada is like getting another california, don't know if i want that. he puts everything on the table. we talked to premiere of alberta yesterday and she is interesting person and wants a great relationship with united states. and conservative party leader, they want a great relationship with america. they will have to get off the woke, progressive garbage trudeau has been doing and maybe they can find a way to work together. >> carley: and who the next will be will face this 25% tariff threat. we'll see where this is going. mcdonald's, latest company to

pull back on dei policy. announced they are retiring aspirational goals and pausing surveys and mutual commitment to dei pledges and renaming diversity team to global inclusion team, not sure what that will do. this is pendulum swinging. not the first company and sure it won'ting the last. >> as long as they are not just renaming, if they are getting away from race-based, quota based policies that don't work. in a job environment, what people want to know is their co-workers are there because they are italented, competent ad not because they check a box. good for them if they are getting rid of it, can we promise never to go back to what we've done over last four years

which is an thet cal to martin luther king's view judge people on content of their character. >> carley: from 2020 to now, enough to make your head spin. thank you for joining us. over to you. >> todd: five n.f.l. teams searching for next head coach, bears, jets, saintses, patriots and jags looking for replacements and cowboys and raiders have not committed to their coaches for next season. outkick charly arnolt joins me now. is vrabel going to jets? >> i think so. they need to make a big turnaround, he has a strong personality and great leadership skills, stark comparison to mayo, who made startling

comments to start his career. >> todd: they only gave the guy one year after saying he was coach in waiting for five years. >> that is interesting, how organizations view the leash they give coaches. if we look at jacksonville, doug pederson is out. two seasons not going his way, he's out. give other coaches time to breathe. dabol, people said he needs to go immediately and coaches and eli manning said give him some time. what about jets? could rex ryan come back? 2.0 rex ryan? >> i would love to see rex ryan come back, he was my colleague at espn, so the smart and in tune. players love him, jets franchise

love him. he said if aaron rodgers is there, i plan to reign him in, this is not a country club situation, we're here to play ball. i don't know if aaron rodgers will be there, even if rex ryan is. >> todd: he took a trip to egypt during mandatory time. you ain't doing that on my watch. we mentioned cowboys being up in the air. there is reports the bears have asked for permission to interview their current head coach for another week until contract runs out, mike mccarthy, what do you think of that situation? >> jerry jones is remaining tight-lipped, will mike mccarthy stay or go? i don't know. jerry jones likes to be cryptic. i think he will stay. it is tough when you look at who is available and who the cowboys would bring in if he leaves.

they just released ezekiel elliott, maybe they are making player changes rather than coaching changes, it is a question mark for me. >> todd: if you wonder why my voice is raspy, i yelled a lot over this. despite abysmal season, giants president john mara is keeping coach brian daybol. we are confident the process and vision for the team we look forward to achieving results we all desire. is this the right call? am i losing my voice another season because i'm yelling for four months strateight in frustration. >> you will still be yelling, people are calling this worst

season for jooit giants in franchise history. i don't know, todd, there is a lot that needs to happen here, not just coaching, people were criticizing coaches, john mara like to give extra time and eli manning doubled down. they need a quarterback, got to find a face for the franchise and leadership and motivation to win. there is a lot need to happen in new york. >> todd: this was intervention for me, give me tough love, we'll get through this. >> i don't know if you will get through it, i will be a shoulder to cry on. >> todd: charly arno, well t will get us through this difficult period. move over rog dltsan new podcast

dedicated to spreading power of prayer. the athcatholic priest who star it all is here. steve doocy. >> steve: hello, coming up on tuesday "fox and friends," meta chief global affairs officer will join us with big exclusive announcement. you will not believe it, one hour and 12 minutes here on the show. plus joe biden rolling out more regulation pushing green agenda in 11th hour of his presidency. stuart varney will join us with his thoughts on that. les than two weeks from inauguration day. arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders will give us insight into what trump's second term could look like and we'll hear from miss america this morning. we have a very busy three hours,

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him to crash into him. that's when the man yanked her from her car before slamming her to the ground. she suffered a serious head injury, broke her knee and foot and injured her eye socket. oh my gosh. the suspect is now facing assaulted and battery charges. is he being held on $25,000 bond. all right. there is a new number one apple podcast and it's redefining what you might consider to be mainstream. rosary in a year debuts at the top apple podcast on new years day and still holds a spot in the top 3 with a mission to teach listeners what it really means to pray. >> we are going to pray the rosary for our own growing in love event but also there is this -- i feel like this system times generations this is the answer to the needs and brokenness of the world. hey, let's get back to the basics, let's pray. let's go to our lady, let's go to our lord, et cetera. father mark ames joining the

podcast and joins us now. thank you so much for being here. start at the beginning not at the beginning of creation just the twinning of the creation of your podcast. how did this all come about? >> great question. thanks for having me. you know, maybe many of you or your viewers have heard of rosary in a year done by extension rosary in a year by father mike schmitz. at the end of the year i put together videoed rosary in a year reflecting on my own experience with rosary and prayer. and maybe, you know, what i wish i would have been offered when i was first learning the rosary in prayer. so it's kind of taken from that experience and offering it to all of our listeners just a little kind of introductory course and of course the growing relationship with our lord. >> carley: this is just wonderful. big congratulations on the success of this podcast. this is an example of the increase in popularity of christian content. so, why do you think that is, why more people are drawn to christian content and why your podcast debuted at number one?

>> yeah. i think the faith is alive. people believe. people want to grow in their relationship with god. that is just very, very evident. i also think that people are aware. you know, there is a lot of discouraging news. there is a lot of reasons out there to kind of get a little bit concerned about what's going on and i think that there is this -- an awareness of con conscious or not god. we can't control everything but we can come to the lord and experience grace in his life his enencouragement. this is going to be a source of grace for the whole world. >> todd: i want to focus on the rosary itself. i don't know what it was like when you were grew up. the rosary was only something that my little old eye toolian grandmother did. it wasn't we ever did in church. wasn't something we did in ccd, our cataclysm classes, why are people now of all ages praying

the rotzry? >> yeah. and i think the rosary certainly is experiencing like a new springtime. it's coming back. and i think it's kind of a perfect human prayer. it's just so clear. it's so accessible. you can do it like six or eight years old they are teaching kids that if you can do it 80 or 90-year-old grandmother. it's just clear and so well formed and so human. i think it just resonates with everybody. and we're looking for guidance and the rosary is just a very clear guide on prayer. >> carley: when i was growing up touched by an angel and the 700 club which are great but now there is this podcast you have chosen, a passion of the christ sequel coming out later this year. and just in terms of the hollywood. that's where most people get their entertainment. denzel washington just became a minister. he said it took a while but i'm

finally here. if god can do this for me, there is nothing he can't do for you. the sky is the limit. isn't that a wonderful message to hear with somebody with a big voice like that? >> yeah. yeah. absolutely. we are seeing it, you know, more and more. and i think it's being more and more kind of acce acceptable tok about this. yeah, god is still very much alive. still very much effecting people's lives. we see hollywood movie stars who god is touching and also a lot of people not on camera who god is very much alive and at work in their lives. >> todd: we have been talking about bible sales increasing the last couple months. i wonder if 2025 is the year that religion, after years of kind of being pushed to the side makes a comeback. not only in our country but worldwide. i think it's something that would be great for our country and for our world and you, father mark-mary are doing your part.

father mark-mary ames. congrats. >> appreciate you all. >> todd: going to go from a priest to hilari dog. there he is. dog had the case of the zoomies in the back of the car. north carolina is the scene. oh, he is all over the place. what's going on there? family driving the car says they were dying laughing. as they watched the happy dog running side-to-side trying to get the most out of the drive. >> carley: i need an inside look of what it looked like in the car with the dog. this dog, todd, has energy all over it. it didn't hit me when i saw it initially. i kind of try to stay in the frame. off camera i'm moving around like i'm doing the dance and like i'm that dog. dvr us 5:00 a.m. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪