on this pardons.nf o the last time around. maybe, i wouldn't bet on it that maybe he will pause a little bit before starting to pass out or another round of pardons. >> trey: i hope so too have respect for our judicial system. clio will not remember how his presidency ended very well. it is an abomination to let 37 of 40 people off death row. tom dupree, i cannot afford your time unless you accept installment payments. send me a bail but give me ae little bit of time to pay it. thank you for joining us on aht sunday night. on good night from south carolina. >> we begin with a fox news alert. 24 people are dead and a dozen

reported missing as the historic wildfires reek havoc across los angeles county. strong winds are expected to start today. thousands of families begin the process of recovery. you are watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. todd has the day off. inyou goeration week is one week away and confirmation hearings begin this week. one republican senator says the incoming president will deliver shock and mikeawein the oval of. let's go to dprif grif with the latest on the california wildfires. griff, it is day sex and the wildfires are still raging. >> griff: almost a week, winds are expected to rise. the death toll reaching 24

expected to climb again according to officials. where we are in malibu, you can see what was once afternoon iconic landscape of houses, now a devastated landscape of charred sdrungz. you see this burned out vehicle here. the palisades fire came and roared as far as it could, burned everything until it got to the pacific ocean. it comes as we're seeing more looters going into areas like this and being arrested. 39 looters have been arrested. sheriff robert luna talking about things they are seeing in the areas. listen. >> i saw a gentleman that looked like a firefighter. i asked him if he was okay, because he was sitting down.

i didn't realize he was in handcuffs. he was degreed like a fire man and he was not. >> griff: a man with a blow torch taken into custody, he is an illegal immigrant. they are holding him on probation violation, not charged with anything like arson. officials worry because of policy they may not be able to take him into a detainer. winds, they are expecting a dangerous situation, could see gusts up to 70 miles per hour. palisades fire 13% contained after burning 23,000 acres. eaton fire burned 14,000. captain eric scott had this to say.

a -- things are still burning and active. it is so dry that the brush or fuel if an ember lands on it, has 65% ignition. we are chasing fires. >> griff: particular concern is in the palisades fire, we were seeing those fires burning close to densely populated areas. we are expecting a news conference from mayor karen bos. >> carley: very concerning. griff jenkins, thank you so much. we are one week from president-elect trump inyou goeration and senate hearings start tomorrow, madeleine rivera is live in washington with more. >> madeleine: good morning,

carley. senate has a packed schedule this week. trump team looks to move quickly on the nominees. doug collins is up first then comes pete hegseth who will appear before the armed services committee. there are concerns about sexual assault against pete hegseth, which pete hegseth has denied. wednesday, homelane security nominee kristi noem, pam bondi, marco rubio and cia director nominee john ratcliffe will appear for hearings that day. senate democrats see the process as first attempt to get nominees on agenda. republicans say trump should have deference as he builds his inauguration. >> number one goal for senate is to get his team in place.

i met with just about all of them. as whip, my job is to make sure they get across the finish line, get on the job and president trump deserves a team. >> madeleine: dates yet to be set are for tulsi gabbard, health and human services, r.f.k. and fbi director kash patel. kennedy and tulsi gabbard have backtracked on some of their ideas. a paperwork problem is holding up tulsi gabbard's hearing. >> carley: thank you. top canadian official meeting with trump over the weekend. alberto a says the conversation was friendly and constructive. canadian investor kevin o'leary

joined smith on the visit. carlos trujillo has announced has resignation. and j.d. vance says the u.s. can make a deal on greenland. >> greenland is really important for america strategically. my friend donald trump joounior was there and they want to be in power. there is a real opportunity for us to take leadership to protect american security and ensure natural resources are developed and that is what donald trump is good at, making deals and i think there is a deal to be made in greenland. >> carley: and take a look at this, federal agents uncovering a narco tunnel smugglers have been using between texas and mexico. the tunnel has electricity and ventilation and wooden beams to

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>> carley: fox news alert, 24 dead and a dozen others reported missing as historic wildfires reek havoc across los angeles county. 40,000 acres have been burned and firefighters brace for the return of winds this week. red flag warnings are in place, winds could cause this fire to grow. senior meteorologist janice dean has the forecast. this news is awful for firefighters and everyone in the area. >> janice: particularly dangerous situation, which is what we had last week when the

fires start said and burned out of control. three fires right now, the worst of them, palisades and eaton, still not contained. in some cases, burning out of control and wind gusts 50 to 70 miles per hour coming tonight into tomorrow. firefighters need to try to get a handle on this in the next couple hours. wind alerts up to 70 mile per hour. dangerous for ventura, los angeles and santa barbara counties. wind gusts 30, 40, 50 miles per hour and impossible to start fighting when you have winds howling through the valley and canyon and offshore wind and no rain in the forecast and the

conditions are so dry. this is historical time when they have not been this dry in history in southern california. fire weather outlook, extreme danger for some areas that are burning out of control. that will continue tomorrow and wednesday. worst news ever, to be honest. they need onshore wind, they need rainfall and it is not happening for the foreseeable future. >> carley: this fire is in the sixth day of burning and only 13% contained. >> janice: firefighters will have to not go in there. >> carley: just let it burn, that is awful. there is this. today president biden will try to cement his legacy delivering his final foreign policy address highlighting america's standing in the world. for our next geuest his

presidency will be marked by the withdrawal from afghan. her son was killed, ryan knauss was only 23 years old and married to his high school s sweetheart. his mother joins me now. paula, thank you for joining us. the president is supposed to address the withdrawal from afghaning in his speak today. what do you expect to hear from him? >> i'll be more interested to hear anything president trump has to say at this point. what president biden has to say are simply words. there are no more actions he could take more than he's already done. we look forward to hope president trump offers in coming

days. >> carley: president biden could read names of the 13 ser servicemembers, including your son in an attempt to honor them. if that happens, how important is that to you? >> well, it comes a little short and a little late but it would be appreciative to remember what started the debockel in his foreign policy, that was the horrible withdrawal in afghanistan. >> carley: this speak is his legacy, how he hopes historians and generations to come will think his legacy is. >> that he finally was the oldest president in the united states who actually made it through his term without us losing another president right now. we're glad he made it through, we're glad to see him go. >> carley: one week from today,

president trump will be sworn into office, what are you hoping donald trump does over the next four years? >> well, he's off and running already in the past days with his cabinet picks and things he's talking about, many of those who are world powers are coming to see him and meet with him, talk with him. that is what a president should be doing. already on the road, already making plans and decision that are truly going to help our nation get back on its feet. >> carley: i can imagine that many of us watching right now, if we watch the president's speech will be thinking about you and your son as he delivers his remarks. he married his high school s sweetheart, tell us more about ryan. >> ryan was an absolutely courageous person. he was adventurous, had a smile

on his face that would light up a room. he was a influencer and doing exactly what he was loving to do in life. that was living it to defend his nation. >> carley: thank you for joining us, thank you for sacrifice and service. we appreciate you and will remember you and him always. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: president biden says things could have been different if he was atop democratic ticket. >> do you regret your decision running for president? >> i think i would have beaten trump. >> carley: joe concha on deck with how the media is reacting to the president's confidence and who will replace marco rubio once he joins the trump administration? cory mills will be throwing his hat in the ring. we'll have a discussion with him about who will fill marco

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>> carley: outgoing fbi director wray is offering insight into his resignation while defending the raid on trump's mar-a-lago property in 2022. >> the president-elect had made clear he intended to make a change. part of the fbi's job is to safeguard classified documents. we learned classified documents are not properly stored, we have a duty to act. and i can tell you that an investigation like this one, a search warrant is not and was not anybody's first choice. >> carley: he said greatest long-term threat to the united states is china. congressman cory mills announced plans to run for marco rubio's senate seat.

congressman, good morning. we are intrigued by this. what can you tell us about the phone call you had with the governor, how it went, after you announced your ambition to run for marco rubio's senate seat. >> florida needs strong leadership to help with president trump's agenda. trump wants a strong senate and house and wants americas america first agenda. i expressed concern and interest in the position and got a call with the governor to discuss immigration, processing and growth strategies, everglades restoration, migration, border patrol, security, wide array. good things, the governor has done such an amazing job in

florida, he and his team asked various questions and the governor said this was a good interview and he looked forward to talking in the future. fingers crossed we can get in and have strong leadership that marco rubio represented and continue to grow that. >> carley: why go from con congressman to senator? >> right now we have a great house, a great leadership, our speaker continues to drive forward. i think what we're lacking is having a constitutional conservative in the senate who will hold values and prienls, we need people coming in with fresh perspective who understand what the country needs and understands president trump's agenda. i think the house is doing great

job. >> carley: seven days to go. here is john barrasso on what to expect come monday. >> the season and white house, americans want safety and prosperity, rubber hits the road with the hearings on the cabinet. when president trump takes office next monday, there will be shock and awe with a blizzard of executive orders on economy and border. >> carley: when you look at dozens of executive orders, what do you think the headline will be in seven days time regarding the executive orders? >> america on the comeback. john barrasso is right, get the cabinet confirmed, secure our border, we need robust and strong military.

get back to meritocracy. president will hold our adversaries accountable. i look forward in a week's time of getsing president trump back in the white house, supporting his agenda. >> carley: tomorrow confirmation hearings begin. doug k collins, pete hegseth an doug burgum. do you think trump's picks will be confirmed, all of them? >> i do. i think the president made it clear his picks are strong. i'm a huge supporter for pete hegseth and he will do tremendous job and help the rec recruitment deficit and those who have been purged because of vaccines. doug collins will do an amazing job. i think everyone, el paso and michael waltz, the president has

done amazing picking people like kash patel to go into fbi and clear things up. i look forward to making sure we reestablish the security and confidence of government. >> carley: donald trump said all hell will break out if the remains hostages held by hamas are not returned by inauguration. here is j.d. vance talking to shannon about that yesterday. >> it will be because people are terrified thering be consequence for hamas. what does that look like? it means enabling israelis to knockout final couple battalions of hamas and leadership and aggressive sanctions and financial penalties on those supporting terrorist organizations in the middle east. >> carley: there he is laying it out. are you anticipating a hostage deal in the next seven days?

>> i think that is the hamas leadership, what is left of it after elimination of sinwar and others are on par. houthi are a designated terrorist organization. he eliminated terrorists out there. israel knows president trump will stand by and support their right to defend themselves. i think it is very clear that president trump and j.d. vance, vice president, will go forward and allow elimination of hamas. >> carley: thank you for joining us and thanks for details on that phone conversation you had with the governor. we'll be following it. with just days until he leaves office for the last time. president biden admitting regrets about how it all played out. >> do you regret your decision

to run for reelection? >> i think i would have beaten trump, could have beaten trump and i think kamala could have beaten trump. i did not want to cause party that wasn't unified to lose an election. >> carley: one cnnspaz host says nonsense. >> she ran and lost, that is nonsense. >> he was trying to give her kudos for running a strong campaign. >> i think he's trying to backtrack after he dissed her. >> that is not fair. >> carley: joe concha joins me now. what do you think about the president's comments and reaction to them? >> they are not based on reality. joe biden's internal polling show if he were to stay in the race, would have lost top donald trump. trump would have had 400

electoral votes. kamala harris jumped in, she's going to be great, she is not the vice president you have been seeing. turns out donald trump won 312 and she won 226 electoral votes. the democratic brand is broken, it wouldn't matter to ran, joe biden, kamala harris, sharepoint, whitn mer, they woud have lost. poll after poll shows 75% of americans think it is going in the wrong direction. after we saw at the carter funeral, it is clear the bidens do not like kamala harris. when you see them, it is like

looking at starks and lanisters if you watch "game of thrones." . that was an arranged major. joe biden said he would only choose a woman of color to serve as vice president leaving him karen bass, stacey abrams and kamala harris. they are going off into the sunset with kamala possibly being next governor of california or 2028 nominee. if that is the case, republicans will surely embrace that rematch if it is kamala versus j.d. vance, she is not a good candidate. >> carley: you don't need to be a body language expert to see how prickly things were at the funeral. dive into the changes mark zuckerberg making at facebook,

getting rid of fact checkers and he went on joe rogan's podcast. he talked about government censorship. snopes ceo is weighing in. >> look at most famous example of facebook censorship of comments. it was the government. if kamala harris won, would he be taking these actions now? he complied with what the new administration wants now. >> carley: actual government censorship and clear admission of it happening and mark zuckerberg latest actions anden ras behind them? >> joe: the ceo of snopes wants

to stay in business so he is blaming government as far as fact checking after covid. maybe it came from a lab that studies viruses in china. when facebook would sensor an argument like that, it was rid ridz. fact checkers need to update their pages, they are just as biassed as the people they are fact checking. twitter and elon musk have crowd sourcing of an argument if it is made on that site. if it's false, it would be community noted. do crowd sourcing, instead of a fact checker that may be bias deciding what is truth. go to the masses and decide from

there. >> carley: well placed air quotes around the word fact. thank you for joining us, have a great day. families are returning to los angeles to find homes and neighborhoods turned to ash. christopher and laur en fortinil are among those, they have two young children and their home was swallowed by the flames. we'll hear from them next. louis! cut! more mud! action! louis, louis! cut mud on her face! louis! okay everybody, that's lunch! (♪) (♪) mud mask? no, no, no!

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>> carley: fox news alert. elon musk stepping up tow help los angeles wildfire victims by using starlink and cyber trucks saying we'll position cyber trucks with starlink in grid pattern in the areas that most need it. his plan to provide free in internet will delay cyber truck delivers in california until end of the week. middle class families with wealth tied up are facing tough choices. cheryl casone from fox business is here with details. good morning. >> cheryl: heartbreaking

accounting in "wall street journal" with middle-class families, not celebrities, that had a lot of their wealth tied up in their home and that home is now gone, what do you do? >> it was our beautiful dream home, primary wealth. it was our retirement, equity, it was everything. if you are middle-class person in the 80s and you got your dream home in the palisades palisades, that ballooned to 3.5 or 3.7 million. insurance companies are saying, we'll give you 800,000 and cover your rent. what if you have mortgage. a lot of the homes are

inherited, you can't afford the rebuilding process. we are hearing horror stories about permitting in california. jillian michaels was talking about the fact it took a year to get her pool cleaned up. we are seeing property sharks, that is what i call them, they go into maui and find desperate homeowner and say we'll give you x amount of dollars. then the governor of hawaii stepped in after that to stop the sales process and they put a bunchef of restrictive on to stop this from happening in place like hawaii. there is the other side of this, i talked to a real estate agent on friday out in los angeles,

there is only certainly amount of rental property available before this, now we're seeing 100 to 200 percent increase in cost. everyone is desperate so now they are being told -- say a home was $5000 a month, now it is $15,000 and that is not un unrealistic price when it comes to california, let's be clear. >> carley: think of older folks and people on a fixed income who has their life set and never realize something is going to happen and sleepless nights and worries, go up in flames. >> cheryl: a lot of folks will have to make tough choices. do you try to rebuild or do you walk away? that is a very difficult choice.

>> cheryl: there will be a lot of lots for sale. folks will not try to resale, they will sell lots. it might be a $5 million lot. something to think about. >> cheryl: thank you for joining us, don't mischeryl on fox business network. turn to chris and laur en f fordinal. they lost their home to wildfires and are clinging to community during this time and want to bring attention to those struggling to pick up the pieces. thank you for joining us. we're so sorry for all that you are going through. chris, bring us back to the beginning when the fire broke out and you made the decision to voukt, what were those moments like for you? >> yeah, so the fire broke out,

we could see it from our house and it was moving east. we were not in knowa evacuation zone or warning zone. we have little girls, you are desperately trying to nail bedtime, we put them to sleep. i would monitor and go up and check on it. it was still far away and 3:00 in the morning, i realized our house is filled with smoke. i couldn't see the fire anymore. i thought they had put out the fire and it was smoke coming down. i felt like the lord was like, go look more. i went up the mountain and discovered the fire had jumped and had not been reported yet. i called her and said, don't freak out, start getting the

girls up, i'm racing back, we got the girls in the car and sent them off. we had packed a couple pairs of clothes each. >> two outfits for the girls. i left in just my pajamas. we did not bring clothes for ourselves, we're trying to pick up the pieces. >> your girls are three years old and 17 months old. your house was burned to the ground, all the baby things, mementos and memories. thank god you are safe and so are your beautiful babies. i want to highlight extraordinary help you are receiving from your community. tell us about that. i imagine people who need help themselves are pitching in to help others. >> absolutely.

our community has shown up for us in a major way, i've never felt so loved in my entire life. it is overwhelming. people need groceries, people checking on them, donations across the board. some children are sleeping at their offices, they are sleeping at their businesses on the floor and concrete. we have beds in a community that has lifted us up. >> i feel incredibly blessed, our community surrendered us and started a gofund me. we have fire insurance in effect. i'm in real estate, we saw this ha happening last year, state farm dropped 72,000 people over the last year. i know people who lost fire

insurance five days before this. not only do they have loving community, they don't have hope, don't have a payout from insurance, nothing. we want to figure out a way to help those people. i at that time, i sit on board of a nonprofit called serve ministry. i said, we have neighbors and people we know that are suffering in ways we want to help. we decided anything that comes into the ministry, we will give directly to those people. we have a huge support system. it has been incredible to see what people have come out to do for us. >> carley: remarkable to say you feel more blessed after this fire took your home because you got to see the beauty in humanity and individuals helping you and others and you are doing

your work and helping others, as well. you are a beautiful couple and your daughters are lucky to have you as parents. visit serve ministry.organize/donation to donate and help victims. thank you so much. let's go to lawrence jones. >> lawrence: imagine having that faith after something so terrible just happened. we will pick up where you left off. good morning to you. this monday morning, busy show, wildfires are ripping apart california with strong winds expected to spread the flames. 12,000 homes have been destroyed including the home of jake steinfeld, he is here with an update. one family decided they were not waiting on fire crews, they fought the fire with pool water, that family will join us live.

one week from inauguration day, ainsley sat down one-on-one with melania trump to talk about what she expects from her white house return and her relationship with her husband. >> i don't always agree what my husband is saying or doing and that is okay. >> ainsley: do you tell him when you disagree? >> i give him advice, sometimes he listens and sometimes he does not and that is okay. >> lawrence: and joe biden hopes to define his term. but the family of it's00 after begging for a help for years. the wife of the hostage will tell us if she has more hope that biden or trump will bring her husband home. we have a busy monday morning, don't miss a minute of it, see you in a bit. still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel

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>> carley: welcome back. we just had two victims from the wildfires on the show. we want to make sure we get the donation information right donate to their cause go to serve ministry.org which is the organization they are affiliated with. switching gears to nfl action. beat the tampa bay buccaneers in wild card round. >> the washington commanders. and it is in.

to the divisional round. unbelievable. >> and the buffalo bills led by quarterback josh allen dome nateed the bonk co-s. touchdowns and 272 yards. the bills will host the baltimore ravens in the next round. the philadelphia eagles moving on the divisional round beating the green bay packers 22-10. face the winner of the minnesota vikings first is the los angeles rams tonight. bring in the host of don't at me with dan dakich on outkick.com. live in the flesh. good morning to you. what is your reaction to the first rowdgesd of the nfl playoffs? >> my reaction is we had everything. you showed game winning kicks and great plays by running backs. fantastic place by josh allen was super and we had a.j. brown reading a book on the sideline a book called inner excellence by jim murphy so frankly we had it

all. it was a great, great weekend. sets up another fantastic weekend the bills against the ravens one of the all-time games. >> special shout-out, derrick henry he left the tennessee titans. he goals over to baltimore monster night 186 yards. the weekend had absolutely everything. and coaching matters. dough mika reince of the texans forced justin herbert a rising star in the four interceptions. i'm telling you the entire weekend was great and set up for a task one last week. >> carley: i saw the a.j. brown book flipping buoy book and the best possible life. some people saying disrespectful how could he be reading on the sidelines. he was trying to get his head in the game. he was trying to read something inspirational to moat him for the future. >> yeah. wide receivers are tweerd begin with i have got to tell new my lifetime i have coached for 30 years i have never seen anybody

do that i have watched football since i was a little kid. i coached college basketball. played college basketball. never seen anybody go to the sideline pick up a book and start reading. maybe it's a playbook. but do you know what? wide receivers are crazy. >> well, good to know. good information for down the road if i ever run into one. we got about 20 sixdz roo he remaining. too early to get your super bowl pick real quick? >> no. i will tell you i'm routing for josh allen. i'm a big patrick mahomes fan everybody who watch wills my show i have a weird fascination with lamar jackson. he is just great. josh allen was left for dead. buffalo fans kind of deserve it. i feel like buffalo fans deserve it and i love the lions. >> carley: thank you very much for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> brian: all right. 6: