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>> carley: six days before r it inauguration day and first senate confirmation begins today with pete hegseth, who will face senate lawmakers on capitol hill. pete hegseth will begin testifying 9:30 this morning, laying groundwork for other key nominees later this week. we are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. we'll get to the confirmation hearings. first breaking news from justice department. doj releasing volume one of jack smith's final report saying donald trump would have been convicted if the election interference case if he did not win the election. smith writing it has long been that the constitution forbids indictment of a sitting president. for mr. trump's election and imminent return the office assess admissible evidence was sufficient to obtain conviction

at trial. that is common refrain from pros prosecutors, they believe in their case and will let you know. trump responding on truth social, deranged jack smith was unable to prosecute for his bos crooked joe biden. the voters have spoken. trump saying it is laughable to think the biden white house influenced prosecution of donald trump. more on this as the story develops. meantime, senate confirmation hearings will begin in a few hours starting with defense secretary nominee pete hegseth. >> carley: madeleine rivera is live right outside the hearing room, good morning. >> madeleine: good morning. th things could get testy when pete hegseth appears before the armed services committee in a few hours. democrats are expected to grill

pete hegseth on number of issues, his qualifications, expressing concerns if he would be able to lead the federal government's largest agency. pete hegseth called out woke military arguing efforts for dei has weakened the nation's readiness. expect democrats to question him on that and press him on financial mismanagement and sexual assault allegations against him which pete hegseth has denied. >> is someone with pete hegseth's history really the person we want at the helm in an important dangerous situation like that? is that really in the best interest of american safety? that is something senators should ask themselves. >> there has never been a nominee for an office of such serious consequence who is so unqualified and unprepared. >> this man is not qualified to

run an appleby's, let alone department of defense. madeleine rivera pete hegseth is a veteran that was deployed. fox news obtained military evaluation that described pete hegseth as a battle-proven leader. he can only lose three republican votes. several gop members have been rallying around pete hegseth. >> i particularly excited and encouraged by what he brings to the department of defense in terms of recruiting new people into the military. >> we don't need a general from the pentagon. we've tried that. we need a drill sergeant. he will be ripped. he will be demeaned. he will be talked about but

we're going to get him across the finish line. >> two other hearings supposed to take place it for interior secretary and veterans affairs, the hearings have been postponed and will continue tomorrow when secretary nominee and attorney general nominee will go before their respective committees. carley and todd. >> todd: to be clear, we heard senator tommy tuberville explain all indications are pete hegseth will get across the finish line and confirmed but today will be a gruelling day for our former colleague on the hill. >> madeleine: yeah, well democrats have definitely been signalling optimism around hegseth. they are facing pressure from the trump team to get the nominees in place quickly to get to work on the mandate trump has been given for the american people to carry out trump's agenda. there could be fireworks today,

especially with democrats looking to press pete hegseth on a number of issues. >> carley: hearings start today and happen throughout the week. when does the senate vote on these picks? it does not happen until after the inauguration, right? >> that is our expectation, we don't have a date just yet. >> todd: you said in your piece and it is important to note this, there is some obstruction from the democrats, but when you talk to the rank and file, people who served in the miller ta, i've spoken to a bunch, everyone wants hegseth. >> carley: interesting, now you have john john fetterman saying maybe work with republicans and get picks across the finish line. we have to leave it there. joining me now is retired navy seal, kenny bigbee junior and jes jessica quasana, who are both on

capitol hill showing their support. 100 military gathered yesterday to back his nomination. how do you expect the hearings to go? >> wonderful. brilliant question. reason i'm doing what i'm doing, i break down to two things, service and sacrifice. two things are required. challenge with politics is pol politics. only way to get optimal result is through service and sacrifice and that is what pete hegseth has done. he has served and sacrificed with his life for our inalienable rights international and domestic. i'm here to support him for that. i personally witnessed that, he had an imminent threat and supported us for the hudson river swim and he showed up to raise a million dollars for

veterans. >> carley: jessica, senator chuck schumer told democrats not to hold back meaning line of que questioning could get ugly and hostile. that leads me to believe that is the reason why you are on capitol hill right now. >> they are asking why it has been ugly on capitol hill and why you are here to support that. >> absolutely. thank you for having me, i'm excited to show up as a woman of representation that speaks to volume of servicemembers and veterans of the female population. there has been a lot of misrepresentation of who he is and what he backs in terms of women in uniform. it comes from a place of sincere concern. there is deterioration of standards that allow women and men who actually shouldn't be in places they are within combat roles.

he's raising question what it means to scrutinize lower standards and how to come forth in bettering men and women in uniform based on criteria that will help us be the most lethal. i don't think there is a problem with that line of questioning, that is why i'm here to be a role model for women who are equally concerned amongst our brothers who are fighting for us. >> carley: thank you for working with us through the audio issues that you are experiencing. military recruitment is down and outlook on recruitment in the future is grim. acc could somebody like pete hegseth who sports rank and file war fighter, could he turn that ship around? >> i believe he can and expressing how pete hegseth can turn recruitment around. in the seal team, military is m merit accuratic environment. in performance-based

environment, way we say, you lead from the front and not from the rear. when i said he served and sacrificed, we need somebody relevant that can lead from the front. that creates inspiration. we have all had a boss that wants to delegate, but not show you the way. pete hegseth will lead from the front and inspire people because he's had boots on the ground and he's taking care of people domestically at home to take care of people after they come back from their time of service. pete hegseth, his service and sacrifice leading from the front, will inspire people to join and give us an optimal situation for us to take care of our country. >> carley: kenny bigbee, and jessica quaz ada, thank you for joining us. thank you for your service, as well, we appreciate you. over 38,000 acres burned as

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arresting more than 40 people in wildfire evacuation zones for looting and violating emergency orders. >> todd: griff jenkins live in malibu with the latest. griff. grafk that is right, looters are out and increasing. in malibu, you see crews trying to get in to work around the clock to clear debris. utilities getting in, stopping gas leaks and putting out fires erupting in the brush. wildfires are spreading in v ventura, fresh fires breaking out. crews working to stop them. that is in the center of the red flag warning area of the dangerous situation that the as aletter is under now. we'll bring you up to date. let's go back to the arrests.

40 arrests in multiple evacuation zones for looting and other things, including gun possession. these are individuals that have no reason to be in those areas. l.a. times reporting in mandeville canyon area, firefighters are trying to stop the palisades fire, they stole $ $200,000 in one house and in the eaton fire, an individual stole an emmy award from a home. that is why l.a. new da dan hockmans they will not put up with this. listen. >> we anticipated this was going to happen, these people are seeking to exploit this tragedy. we are here to announce prom i was is we made that criminals

would be arrested and prosecuted and punished is a promise we're keeping. >> griff: finally we have learned that president-elect trump will be coming here, fox news confirming. we don't know a date or when. we know the incoming president will come to california and view the damage as it continues. back to you. >> todd: griff jenkins, thank you. a navy veteran and single mom of four now searching for a new place to live after her home and community were destroyed in the palisades fire. sarah joins us now. i am so sorry. can you find words to describe what the last week has been like for you? >> yes, i want to apologize in advance, it is difficult to talk about. i may be at a loss of words for

some of this. palisades village is a very close-knit town. all of our neighbors know each other. it is an amazing place. we were all coming back from christmas vacation and on tuesday i was out walking my dog. it was a sunny, beautiful day. i walk around the corner and see a plume of smoke over the hills to left of where the village was. as i'm watching and my neighbors are stopping to watch, it is consuming over the hilltop. you can see the flames easily 50 to 100 foot flames and pace it was moving toward us stopped us in our tracks. everybody ran back to evacuate and so i ran back to wake my daughters up and get her moving

from the house and evacuate. we were in our car, we started getting reports that people were stuck there cars and the fire was consuming them and they were forced to a abandon their cars d run to the beach. this involved them getting bulldozers and bulldozing cars out of the way to let fire trucks in. my neighbors were like, that is completely blocked because of c cars. pacific coast highway, people were trying to evacuate and there was a fire on sunset. we could not evacuate straight away and stood there watching as the fire progressed over the hills. the winds were so bad that day that how fast it was consuming hilltops, all neighbors watching and trying to evacuate, a

90-year-old across the street who had a caregiver and people with children were pulling them off the bus, were in denial it would come to town. we could see planes dumping water. in order for it to hit our houses, it would have to burn the whole town down. there was disbelief the town would be consumed. it was when we saw it over the hill that we had been told we would not evacuate, we all left because we could see it barrelling through to the town. we got out -- >> todd: chilling description and sorry to interrupt you. what comes next? how tough has it been for you to find housing where you are going to live next with so many other people from your community trying to do the same thing? >> yes, it has been extremely difficult. everywhere you go to find, there

is eight or nine families trying for the same. we have looked to go further away but my daughters were in the high school, senior and freshman and it was traumatic to be away from friends or go to a community where none of the children have experienced that. we go to places and they would have four or five pocket listings and eight or nine families waiting to do that. there was bidding wars and things would disappear. it was impossible. last night we found an apartment, two bedroom apartment we finally got and were able to sign. it's been close to a week of staying with my fellow veterans and driving up there to hit the day and go to as many places as

possible and my senior daughter would go to places and visit. there is such a need. palisades has 30,000 people displaced and that is just one of eight fires. need and demand is overwhelming. >> todd: you just bought this house in may, mortgage payments will not stop, you need to come up with rent. horrible time for you as you try to figure out how to pay for it and get your family through this time. s sara trepanie r, we'll be watching. it is unfortunate after you did so much for your country. hopefully there is good luck coming your way. >> thank you. >> todd: let's go to janice dean tracking the winds as they get str stronger this morning. it is 4 a.m. pacific time, an hour from now woinds will pick p

more so and that is frightening. >> janice: in a particularly dangerous situation again for the areas that have wildfires burning out of control. new wildfire that cropped up last night. otto fire zero percent containment. 50 acres burned. the winds can spread them. that is the unfortunate thing, mother nature is not helping. we have perfect conditions for igniting of wildfires and spreading. current winds not bad right now. we are starting to see 25 mile per hour in oxnard. they will pick up. wind gusts, 20 miles per hour and firefighters can handle this. when we see potential for wind gusts 50 to 70 mile per hour things get challenging.

wind alert in effect for areas under that dangerous situation and you can see through wednesday, we could see wind gusts close to hurricane force winds, not the 100 mile per hour wind gusts we saw last week, enough it will cause issues since we have another wildfire that cropped up and that is potentially what we could be seeing today. >> todd: that ventura area usually has a lot of moisture but when it comes to winds like this, it does not matters. take a listen to what joe biden had to say about the afghanistan withdrawal. >> my view it was time to end the war and bring our troops home and we did. it is clear biden administration leaving next administration with a strong hand to play. >> carley: take a closer look at what president biden's foreign policy record really is coming

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>> todd: fox news alert. doj releasing volume one of special counsel jack smith'sp t night saying donald trump would have been convicted inction interference case if he did not win election. andrew, your initial reaction to this 137-page report literally hours after its release. >> i would call this jack smith self aggrandizing to convince public he would have gotten a conviction. every case i've seen go to trial where defendant was acquitted they said they believed the case would have ended in a conviction until something went wrong. this is jack smith going over details as to why he thinks he

would have obtained conviction, it is not rebutting and does not go through due process system. defense does not have opportunity to respond or call witnesses that are necessary to get to fair and reasonable conclusion in a criminal case. i see this jack smith putting forth more of what he's put forth to the court and does not change anybody's assessment in the case. >> todd: so many important points, especially on due process front. it needs to be driven home, good luck finding one pros the cuter anywhere in history who does not think they would have won their case if they lose it or it is dismissed and you drove home that point perfectly. in his opening letter jack smith says it is laughable to think biden white house influenced the

prosecution of trump. what do you say to that, andrew? >> politics was most clearly behind this. jack smith really took great efforts to talk about himself and the prosecutors on his team and call them the most honest and valuable prosecutors that have gone through something like this. he is being very hyper bollic in how much he is trying to credit himself and his team in discretion they seem to have had. now were they directly influenced by it is biden administration? we don't have that specific evidence but politics is at hand here. look at what the democratic party and left said about intention about donald trump when he was out of office and it was a very dedicated lawfare

effort to find some way to get something to stick with them and that failed entirely. i call that political. i think everybody who saw this in the nation calls that political. jack smith wants to put himself in isolated box and say it was his discretion. >> todd: this is a document he can say whatever he wants and he did, that does not make it true. andrew, thank you. carley. >> carley: president biden said a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas is on the way. >> we're on the brink of a proposal laid out in detail months ago finally coming to fruition. deal we have structured would free hostages, halt the fighting, provide security to israel and allow us to search assistance to the palestinians that have suffered in this war

hamas started. >> carley: this comes after in inten meeting with prime minister netanyahu and wykoff. an international expert joins us now. this deal is reportedly imminent. phase one would be release of 33 hostages, hoping two americans are included in that group and then release of israeli soldiers and iphdf withdrawal from gaza. phase three is removal of bodies and remaining hostages. would that mean an official end to this war? >> yes. and this deal is close, carley, because of the pressure that president-elect trump has put on hamas. he really deserves a great deal of credit for breaking the log jam. detail you laid out tells us

that as jake sullivan said, the deal is there for taking. will hamas say yes? and then will israel's positions in gaza be enough to keep conflict tamped down and will greater region with egypt help govern gaza and get hamas back on its feet. >> carley: hezbollah not using pagers any time soon, how would you describe the status of iran just days until donald trump enters office once again? >> iran is weaker than ever, desperate and pinned down by the 30,000 u.s. forces. marines off coast of lebanon to the aircraft carriers and fighters that are ringing iran and keeping the lid on. israel's actions have shown iran

can't launch against israel, it has been very et ceteraive. i expect iran will try to get out of this and negotiable. they are tapping sneaky oil reserve they snuck into china. iran is dangerous and in the end, this will be one of trump's biggest priefrts, what to do about iran and how to end that terrible conflict in the red sea. >> carley: we'll be watching as this unfolds, thank you for joining us. defense secretary pick pete hegseth will face senators today for confirmation hearing, expecting to face narrow vote to lead the pentagon. >> todd: we'll ask a congresswoman who sports him, what his chances of confirmation really are. n who sports him, what his chances of confirmation really are. congresswon who sports him, what his chances of confirmation really are. n who sports him, what his chances

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big ceo meeting, what do we call this? >> cheryl: i don't want to get in trouble with starbucks this morning, i like their coffee. this is code of conduct. in 2018, the philadelphia incident, they did not buy anything, they were there for a meeting, it was a big story. and the ceo at the time said open door policy, everybody welcome, kumbayah. they have had complaints from customers and employees about conditions in the store, bathroom use, homeless situation, unruly customers. to starbucks credit, they listened. here is what a spokesperson said. we want to send clear

expectation about behavior and use of our space, bee can create a better environment for everyone. this is all north america stores, bans consumption of outside alcohol, vaping and panhandling. you cannot do those things in starbucks. they will train employees or call law enforcement if they get in trouble. those baristas work so hard. that's a tough job. >> carley: and starbucks became a hang out for homeless people. they were inclusive and everybody felt inclusive in new york city. >> todd: imagine doing this story 10 years ago, it would be crazy that you are not alouved to panhandle and attack people in starbucks.

duh. new policy you call closed door policy. fascinated. >> cheryl: i'm sticking to code of conduct. >> carley: you have been talking about the dei policies getting rolled back and the pendulum you see in companies and mood and shift of culture in america is shifting back to what many people describe as normal. >> todd: in two months. >> cheryl: shocking people would like to go get a cup of coffee and feel safe at a coffee shop, that is where we're at. >> carley: four years ago people would call that racist. >> todd: see what happens monday around noon? >> carley: noon on the dot. >> cheryl: thank you for telling me the time. >> todd: catch sherel on mornings with maria, where you can catch me in 15 minutes. >> carley: todd in the house.

>> carley: you are left out. >> todd: you are invited. cab netted picks begin today with defense secretary pete hegseth. he will go in less than four hours from now. rich mc coramick joins me now. you were skeptical but after you met pete hegseth, it changed your mind. what did pete hegseth say that changed you? >> he shored up everything he said publicly about the sexual harassment questions. there are no actual people, it is all anonymous, no substantiated things held against him, through his businesses and people he's worked for. he said, i'm an open book, ask my wife, my businesses, anybody, you will get same answer. his military career and what he

stood for, realism over idealism and getting a job done, i take that seriously as a military veteran of marine corps and navy corps for four years. we have to have the right leadership, the right idea how to close that chain and do our job effectively and he's the right guy. >> todd: schumer has has democrats loaded today coming out expected to be in full-on attack mode. bwell bwell -- blumenthal,s he is unqualified and schumer says you want a candidate drama free, his background and deeply troubling. and tammy duckworth says this man is not qualified to run appleby's, let alone department of defense. your respond? >> this coming from unqualified people for health care and other

things that had nothing to do with people. look at secretary of health and human services, a lawyer put in charge of healthcare and lost every legal case in front of supreme court. talk about unqualified and they pull this nonsense. he knows his military stuff. when i was talking about contracting and making ourselves efficient and lethal, he understands what he doesn't have spshlt in and knows who to hire and how to shore up what he thinks his weak spots are and how to learn on the job. he is very intelligent and will do a great job. >> todd: would you be excited to sign up and fight under pete hegseth? >> absolutely. and that is what matters. my sons could fight under him and that would be great. >> todd: folks in house of

representatives do something about it. new study by national association of manufacturers show six million american jobs at stake, 540 billion in lost wages and gdp shortfall, are you close to working out internal disagreement on salt and exte extending tax cuts so bad things do not happen? >> i wish we could say we remember. we have a lot to work out especially when it comes to salt. we want to make tax cuts permanent and make sure president benefits from same policy president biden benefited from. it is a sustainment to benefited biden administration and biden was all too happy to get rid of it and increase spending, same play book, make sure we lock in tax cuts and make sure we're

responsible with money we spend. that is where we fell short in the last administration. cut wasteful spending and get back on track. that debt will carry over. we have to be responsible. >> todd: it is what the american people voted for, see what congress can do. con congressman, thank you. moment of asylum seekers at last night's wild-card game. charly arnolt will look at how the fires impacted the sports world. >> carley: good morning, lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, good to see you. big show coming up on "fox and friends" to start the week. senate confirmation hearings begin for trump's cabinet picks. we have pete hegseth today. jason miller will preview what is at stake. senator jim banks and mike rounds join the show to preview the full week ahead as democrats say they will not hold back with

questions. plus, less than a week until president-elect trump returns to office, we tell you who is expected to attend inauguration, we'll be there. we continue to track the wildfires in california. president-elect trump is set to visit the devastation in southern california as elon musk sends a fleet of cyber trucks to help the victims. plus, crime ramping up across neighborhoods dealing with the wildfires, we'll speak to locals and leaders on what is being done. can you believe they are hit with fire and looters are there, as well. they could use a break. we'll be discussing it all on "fox and friends" coming up, don't go anywhere.

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♪ >> todd: the los angeles rams and minnesota vikings holding a moment of silence before the wild card playoff game honoring the victims of the deadly wildfires which forced the game to move to arizona. the rams would go on to win their quarterback stafford honoring residents. >> our fans pulled some stuff together to make sure we could all stay together and still get our work done. it was for everybody that you guys are all, you know, going back home to, you know, it's been a difficult week. so just proud of this group and happy that we could come out and play the way we did tonight. you know, give the people back home something to cheer about for a little bit. >> l.a. lakers and clippers

return to play their he first home game since the fire broke out. outkick personality charly arnolt joins us now. >> you tried. >> carley: we were laughing a little bit in the break we can never pronounce your break that doesn't mean we don't love you. rams coach home say platform for a little relief and this is it? >> yeah, it is it. people are dealing with a lot right now. they have had their entire lives consumed. people don't have homes to speak of right now as this game took place. games escape from major problems especially. the irony of all of this the game was moved from being played in l.a. to arizona at state farm stadium the same carrier that canceled fire insurance just months before. >> carley: i hadn't thought about that. >> irony in that situation.

>> carley: state farm has been in the news whether maybe by no fault of their own canceling policies ahead of this horrific fire. >> todd: going to the psyche of those suffering what do you think it does to have some of the players and coaches who you are watching perform that you are rooting for actually have going -- they are going through the same thing as well, some of their homes have burned. they have it to relocate their families. what do you think that does to the psyche of the people that are suffering so much? >> man, i can't even imagine. i was just saying last night i know j.j. reddick home coach of the lakers his home burned down living in pacific palisades with his family. i can't imagine having to be tasked with coach game having so much -- you have so many people relying on you but your whole world is in shambles. i just have to imagine if you are able to get through adversity like this and have you your team alongside you and it really does a lot. hopefully later on in the season when there are smaller fish to fry it really means nothing and so much more capabilities.

>> carley: matt saturday said w. you are too busy to watch this game from. a player perspective. they are think with everything that is going on we are not going to lose this game we want to stand for the city we to vegas in the las vegas wildfires remain dangerous. as of now still a go. questions we remain on where this played games at # respective arenas. a lot of people traveling in for ufc. what is the hotel situation going to be because there is a law in california if you have paying ho residents staying in

rooms you can't quick them out. >> might have access if there is fire snras displaced from the room. there is logistical issues that could come up. hopefully those don't arise. >> carley: maybe it would be easier to move it right now. >> todd: not just logistics it's also optics. do you want to be in a position where that's even an issue when you have all these people that don't have homes. you want it to be a nonissue. i think in the end they should move to vegas. vegas is used to hosting these things. it's kind of what they do charlie. >> i have geraldo that the team lorena is on standby. they are waiting for the go if that needs to happen for now 311 is happening in l.a. >> carley: can i get another crack at it? charly arnolt. >> you did it. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪

>> lawrence: