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>> good morning, it's 8:00 a.m., tuesday, january 7. this is "fox and friends." a "fox and friends" exclusive, meta's policy chief joined us to explain how meta is revamping ce censorship program to embrace free speech under donald trump. >> with president trump coming into office, for us to get back to those values. >> brian: interesting. and the white house trans ferring 11 gitmo detainees to ahman. and in talks with tlaib for possible swap that includes a bin laden associate. >> lawrence: serving in the military as miss american. madison marsh reflecting on the last year doing double duty. >> steve: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now.

>> ainsley: a fox news alert. meta policy chief sitting down with "fox and friends" to detail the social media's giant on free speech. >> steve: brooke singman will join us to explain what it all means and breaking news. >> brooke: meta announced changes allowing more free speech and curbing -- mark zuckerberg releasing this message. >> we will simplify policy and restore free expression on our platform, more specifically get rid of fact checkers and replace with notes similar to x starting in the u.s. >> brooke: changes like replacing third-party fact checking with community notes, a

model seen on x. and meta will lift topics like immigration and gender identity. focus on illegal and high severity issue bes instead and reduce removal of political content on its platform. meta joined "fox and friends" in an exclusive interview. >> there is no question the things that happen at meta of coming from mark. there has been a change over last four years. we saw a lot of societal and political pressure in the direction of more content moderation and censorship and we have a new administration and president coming in, big defenders of free expression and that makes a difference. >> brooke: zuckerberg blamed biden administration for forcing

the censorship. >> steve: meta announcing this stuff and they talked about last four years and they are taking a shot at biden administration. biden would say, there is something we don't like, it is not real or inappropriate, take it down. meta and other companies got to make their own decision. when federal government says take that down because of fill in the blank, they usually took it down. now mark zuckerberg said it will change. he said what started as movement to be inclusive has been used to shut down opinions. >> lawrence: i think it goes back to brian's question to joel during the interview. would it be helpful to release files and documentation of what

went on during that period of time? i think it would be helpful for the american public to understand, if they are putting this allegation out and i believe that biden administration asked them to do this. what did they ask them to do and who were they in contact with? that would help with mending fences with the public. >> brian: adam schiff was advocating for things to be taken down. what was he doing on facebook? they said we would like to move forward. maybe they will release it. i feel they were hostage to the administration because only so much they could do to stay in business employees >> steve: point of clarification. when elon musk had the guys take a look at twiert twitter, it was new management.

jack dorsey. mark zuckerberg was there entire time. if they open the books, if there is a smoking gun, it points at him. >> ainsley: what i notice, a lot of people voted for donald trump, liked how strong he was and what he was promising to do with the economy. he got so many votes and look at elon. people are changing. elon said he had never voted republican in his life and he was supporting donald trump. you have mark who seemed to be liberal because of posts and things they were censoring during coved. they were so close to dr. dr. anthony fauci. now he's meeting with trump and saying no more censorship. i wooern if he'll switch gears,

too. >> steve: it's a business decision. >> ainsley: yeah, when you are a billionaire, don't you go with the person that will tax you less, person that has better oil and oil independence. i wonder if they got smart. >> lawrence: he started to change before that. zuckerberg. i don't know if it is the ju jujitsu connection. he looks different, he's speaking different. he talked about how when donald trump got shot, he said it was one of the most bad a things he e everwitnessed. there has been evolution. did this pact his decision? i don't know. >> this is a the great opportunity to reset balance in

favor of free expression. as mark said, what we're doing today, getting back to roots and free expression. there are a number of changes. first is, we're eliminating third party fact-checking system. there is too much political bias. people want to discuss and debate issues. if you can say it on tv, you can say on the floor of congress, you ought to be able to say on facebook or instagram without fear of censorship. we are changing those things and will change how we enforce the r rules and make way less over enforcement and fewer mistakes that make up vast majority of censorship that people experience. big charges in service of getting us back to our values. >> brian: he took leads from .

community notes and exposing and balancing the platform. some people think there is racy stuff on there. that is risk you take. i think they will go down that road. here is more from joel kaplan, and then i have a comment. >> we have a new administration and president coming in, big defenders of free expression and that makes a difference. when you have an administration pushing for censorship, it is open season for other governments that don't have p protection of first amendment. we will work with president trump to push back on that kind of thing. there is real opportunity here with president trump coming into office and his commitment to free expression to get back to values and provide space for debate. there is opportunity to work with new administration on free expression and on american

leadershipship and technology and innovation. president trump is focused on making sure we maintain u.s. competitiveness and leadership on technology. things like ai, those are super important to our company and industry and we look forward to advance those goals. >> brian: going back to joe rogan podcast. rogan brought it up as nonsequittor out of nowhere. to a degree, guilt for 400 million in zuckerberg-bucks and putting that mannequin in the white house for four years. they look around and see it hurt our country, hurt national security, hurt free speech and no longer free to do what they want to do. trump will be upset with a post or two, he will not say, take down facebook. do you think trump is happy with everything on x?

of course not. even truth social, i'm sure people are trolling truth social. wants to level the playing field, stop shadow banning conservative thought, stop banning people and be transparent about what you are doing. we had a terror attack in new orleans. this guy was posting things driving to the terror attack. this guy should have been on the radar. if fbi calls facebook and says i'm worried about this guy might be going terror direction, does facebook say, okay, or go to fisa court? that is where things get gray. i don't want a terrorist who is telling me he is going to attack me, i don't want next assassin, if i can stop him but i don't want me or my enemies who don't

like me or don't like fox being targeted. we should be smart about it. we can't say stop every terrorist and same time say run wild. >> lawrence: another component, people that work in silicon valley that are employees, make no mistake, they are not happy about this move. i mean, i have to give zuckerberg some credit for taking on the progressives that probably 90% of people that are working at tech companies are probably going to disagree with this move. exactly, exactly. >> steve: to thattin po, historically big tech companies have been super left wing companies, we've been reporting on that. >> ainsley: will they implement that? >> steve: it is like what joe biden is doing, throwing so many

roadblocks in way of donald trump. donald trump comes in, he's trying to stymie different things. same thing now with less than two weeks to go, this was a business decision. clearly they are trying to get on donald trump's good side. to brian's point, he doesn't want zuckerberg know didoesn't want donald trump blowing up x and facebook and stuff like that. >> brian: he did have that podcast before the election. >> steve: absolutely, that was when polls were showing donald trump was going to be next election. they could read the writing on the wall. meta is making changes and it will be a more free site. that is a good thing. is it a business feeling? i think it was. >> lawrence: i just appreciate the change. >> ainsley: people know mark zuckerberg and are seeing evolution in his thoughts.

it is like wizard of oz. curtain is pulled back and people realize donald trump told us after first case and second case and next case. we saw what happened in new york and what it was doing to conservatives and curtain pulled back. and mark, in capitol hill, being grilled on this and i think he thought maybe i need to rethink some of this. >> brian: would you say the russia investigation? >> ainsley: absolutely. >> lawrence: egg on their face afterward. they trusted intel experts and it was fabricated. >> ainsley: and hiding hunter biden's laptop. and people would have voted differently if they had known

about the story. >> brian: to another alert. president biden announcing 11 gitmo detainees captured in aftermath of 9/11 terror attack have been trans ferred. >> lawrence: peter doocy joins us now. >> petern white house broad dltd casting for the world to see, not this one. 11 detainees were released so quietly, they were already in oman before we knew. we don't know what they were given. pentagon is saying united states appreciates government of oman and others focusing on reducing detainee population and closing guantanamo bay facility. one still had extremist mindset

and another one may have been linked to a hijacking plot in asia. these 11 guys spent 20 years in prison without being charged. their lawyer is saying they want to live their lives, they want to get married, have kids, have normal lives. there are 15 prisoners left in gitmo, that could get to 14, because "wall street journal" is reporting biden administration is talking to tlaib about trade for another senior al qaeda advisor. the deal would be the person for three americans held in afgha afghanistan. "wall street journal" was told safety and security of americans overseas is one of biden/harris

adminis administration's. it is up to president biden to decide if best way to get americans back is to let a suspected terror leader go free. back to you. >> brian: absolutely insane. thanks. this is green light to worst of the worse. if you work in bin laden's circle and you are this afghan, now you could get out of jail free if you take americans. how soon until higher-up american is taken and mohammad is back on the street. these three, i want them out, the question is why they are holding them. we are still giving aid to the tlaib in afghanistan right now. >> steve: according to "wall street journal," administration has been negotiabling with tlaib

since last july. they said how about trade this guy for this american, then they came back -- it was one for one and they came back and said, how about a couple more. and tlaib has not said if they will do this or not. all this information was revealed in a classified hearing they had on capitol hill in mid-december. it sounds like clock is ticking. don't be surprised -- >> lawrence: does anybody care about servicemembers and intel agents that went through so much to capture these guys? do we consider lives put at risk to go after -- reason they are not in american jail, this was an intel operation. they will not stand charges on our soil. intelligence agency and door kickers went in to capture these guys to get these people and now

we just trade them over? so disrespectful to men and women that put their lives on the line for this country. >> ainsley: what is joe biden doing in the 11th hour by pardoning people on death row, allowing these individuals to go to middle east where they will probably be retrained and do it over again. why is he trying to sell off border wall material and texas courts decided that will not happen. why is he not allowing drilling in gulf of mexico and some of alaska. doing this to sabotage donald trump campaign or presidency so it will make it hard to be successful. open borders, why would he allow that? people on terror watch list that we know of. >> steve: 13 days to go until

next president. >> brian: here is carley shimkus. >> carley: fox news alert. right now rescue crews in western china are searching for survivors following a massive earthquake new mount everest. over 100 people dead and 1000 homes damaged. it hits r hit tuesday morning. the earthquake was felt in nepal and india. less than two hours, the illegal immigrant accused of setting a woman on fire in the subway is due in court charged with murder and arson. he was removed from the uz u.s. in 2018 before reentering the country. he faces life in prison without possibility of parole. this is on same day house plans to revote on laken riley act

making it easier for ice to work with local law enforcement agencies to detain and deport migrants accused of crimes. mcdonald's is latest company to roll back dei policies. they will no longer set specific goal to set senior positions and pausz external dei surveys and will stop a program encouraging suppliers to come up with their own diversity training. this is a growing list of companies putting an end to dei practices. hilarious video of dog getting case of zoomies in a car. the family heard them cracking up and captured this footage of the happy pup, watch. [laughter]

>> carley: the dog tlrying to gt the most out of that drive. how funny is that. >> steve: dogs love to stick their head out the window. >> carley: couldn't decide which one. >> steve: if it was open all the way, that dog would jump out. >> carley: cutest thing. >> have you seen dogs get the zoomies? >> ainsley: my dog was in b backseat and window down and she saw our house and got so excited, she jumped out. she was fine. i was going slowly, she was so excited. >> brian: lawrence, you have control of your dogs. >> lawrence: not just control, my dog does not sit in the back seat, not safe for the dog. >> steve: your dog does not drive, does hea? >> in a crate in back of the truck. it is not safe.

if you hit the break, the dog can go through the window, not smart or good for the dog. i didn't want to be -- you knew i was going to say this, you baited me. >> brian: i didn't know, i never put my dog in a crate after he's a puppy. >> ainsley: what about little dogs? >> lawrence: there are smaller greats to put in back seat and secure like a seat belt if something happens, make sure -- >> steve: we took our golden retriever to the vet, we put charlie in the crate, he would be driving the car if charlie could. >> ainsley: i had one on my lap and one on the back of my neck. >> steve: i don't think this is safe. >> ainsley: it probably isn't, they wanted to be with mahomes. >> brian: in the rv, i let my dogs run wild. 23 after the hour. >> steve: donald trump slamming

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>> steve: the incoming president donald trump expressing frustration with recent moves by joe biden in final 13 days in

office, including biden ban of offshore oil and gas drilling in international waters. madeleine rivera. >> madeleine: promising to undo president biden's action. planning to ban offshore oil and gas saying it could cause damage to places we hold near and unnecessary to meet our energy needs. here is trump's reaction. >> they talk about a transition, we want to have a smooth transition, they are making it really difficult. they are throwing everything they can in the way. they are giving out trillions in nonsense in green new deal crap that isn't worth a damn thing, it is negative for the country, not positive. >> madeleine: the president is using his -- what can the trump

administration do? first option is get congress to act and change law and issue another executive order and wait for the lawsuit to play out in court. energy advocates are weighing in. >> premiere energy producing region in the world. we have been producing a million barrels of oil in offshore region since 1997, almost at peak level. we cannot be confined to two small areas in gulf of mexico, we need to find new discoveries to be able to produce energy for american public. >> madeleine: the president established two national monump00s protecting land in california. steve. >> steve: joe biden is busy these days on the way out. thanks. somebody used to work in that bu building behind madeleine rivera

is sarah huckabee sanders, joins us now from arkansas, i believe. good morning, governor. >> good morning, great to be with you. >> steve: great to have you, happy new year. we heard donald trump say drill, baby, drill. what is joe biden doing? putting as many speed bumps in front of him as he possibly can. sgls thank goodness joe biden did not have that much power since donald trump won in november. he's trying to do as many things as possible and destroying everything that donald trump spent four years in office doing. we only have a few more days of this destructive administration before donald trump takes office again. not only did donald trump make america energy independent, he made america energy dominant, that is key for financial and

national security. this is not just something people are talking about whether o offshore drilling you hear about. this is impact ing everyday americans because gas prices are up 30% right now since joe biden took office. people feel this. it is a big reason donald trump dominated in november because people were feeling the negative impact of the decision of the biden administration and did not like it and want to go back to winning and prosperity we had under president trump and we'll get that in the next couple weeks. >> steve: 13 days. you are right, governor. high costs of gasoline impacts everything. joe biden did not get it. you are going to wind up driving electric car whether you like it or not, now we know that push was for naught, people don't

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have americans in afghanistan after fighting that narrative for years now and not holding anybody to account for that failure in capablekabul. this administration, as it goes out the door, will work against americans, not hold people accountable and those who spent time in service. me seven tours, and you're going to let terrorists go that helped perpetrate this act. this is more of joe biden being joe biden. >> brian: one guy being let out alwi, still had extremeists views. al sharabi, they are looking into it still. this guy alatosh was involved

with 9/11. when congress was briefed on this, mc caul said this was a bad thing. you want to get a high-profile american? you might be able to get them. >> don't negotiabte with terrorists. everybody should be extrao extraordinarily upset. despite fact we're transferring people to oman to be monitored, you will hear from them again or they will go back to activities that landed them in gitmo, deservedly so. this is another terrible message to international community about what it means to be a compromised president who is willing to let terrorists lose and not hold anybody to account for their actions.

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>> lawrence: today u.s. dock wo workers and employers are set to renew labor talks. workers walked off the job for higher pay and protection from ai. >> todd: heading back to the negotiating table in new jersey after 45,000 dock workers participated in a strike in october demanding higher pay and promise their jobs won't be taken over by automation.

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>> carley: wild video out of southern new jersey. police body cam shows officers and firefighters rescuing a woman and her dog at a park. the 24-year-old woman was trying to save her pets and fell in. first responders saved the woman and her pets she was brought to the hospital in critical but stable condition. look at this, a man body slammed a woman in case of road rage. the man stopped causing her to crash into him. he yanked her from her car before slamming her to the ground. she suffered serious head injury, broke her knee and injured her eye socket. the suspect is being held on $25,000 bond. that video, my goodness.

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>> ainsley: air force second lieutenant marsh made history last year when she became the first active duty member of the military to win miss america. now in a new op-ed, madison says her year as miss america proves joining the military doesn't mean you have to lose yourself. she joins us now. good morning to you, miss america. >> hi, good morning. how are you doing? >> ainsley: doing great.

we're proud of you. i love your story. the op-ed was fascinating. tell me why you wrote that. >> we really wanted to give people an idea of the biggest lessons and takeaways i had this year. it was a historic year for the military and miss america. both organizations were doing something new and a lot of lessons learned. more importantly the personal lessons learned and the ability to show people that everyone has a story to tell and everyone has the ability to impact and inspire others if you choose to share your voice. that was the big message we wanted to get across this year. >> ainsley: you are accepted into the air force academy and you are enrolled and going through the military training as well. you decided i want to learn to be a better public speaker and more leadership skills and decided to join, to join the miss colorado pageant and you won and you won miss america.

what have you learned from both roles? >> i mean, a lot. i would say the biggest takeaway that i've had from this year all goes back to my mom passing away from pancreatic cancer. haven't gotten to see my family a ton this year and it has come down to you have the freedom to choose whatever you want to do with your life. i chose to do a path where i wanted to serve my country in the air force but i also wanted to serve them in other ways by working for pancreatic cancer patients. when you do what you love, success will follow. you can stop chasing accolades and find good people to surround yourself with. i know my mom would not be wasting a second worried about what other people would want her to be doing. >> ainsley: i'm so sorry for your loss. how old were you? >> i was 17 at the time and my mom was 41 when she passed away. it shows you pancreatic cancer

can affect anybody. >> ainsley: tell the story o you and your mom. parents weekend and someone stopped you. >> yes. i was at the air force academy. my sister-in-law goes there and i was sitting in the library. a young cadet and mom came up to me and asked if i was miss america. i said yes. they told me she was really on the fence and didn't think she would accept her appointment and she saw me win miss america and realized she didn't have to sacrifice parts of her personality in order to join the military. i thought it was so special. >> ainsley: you have done it all. we're proud of you. congratulations and i wish you all the best. sorry for your loss but you will be a great wife one day, every man out there will want to date you and you will be a great mother. god bless you, thank you for your service. >> thank you so much. >> bill: nice story, good morning. it is signed, sealed and