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friends." out west new red flag warning as dangerous winds expected to fan the l.a. wildfires again today. what fox news is seeing on the ground as the death toll rises to 24. >> ainsley: six confirmation hearings happening on capitol hill, the big questions trump's nominees will face. >> brian: plus, biden's last dance, what he'll say in his farewell address. his latest move leaving republicans speechless. >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: in an hour and a half confirmation hearings begin for six cabinet nominees including top picks like secretary of state nominee marco rubio. >> steve: lucas tomlinson is on capitol hill in washington with a preview.

lucas. >> lucas: that is right, confirmation hearings begin for donald trump's national security team, pam bondi for attorney general, marco rubio for secretary of state, john ratcliffe at cia, sean duffy, t transportation, chris wright and russell vote for omb. we received this from marco rubio's opening statement. the post-war global order is not obsolete, it is now a weapon being used against us. this is a moment we must confront greatest risk of geo political instability in lifetime of anyone alive today. hads opening statement pete hegseth said politics should play no part in military, he vowed to keep standards equal not equitable, he wants to pick on merit.

>> we won world war ii with seven four-star generals, today we have 44 four-star generals. this is verse relationship between the size of staffs and victory on the battlefield. we don't need more bureaucracy at top we need more war fighters at the bottom. >> pete hegseth faced tough questions. joni ernst told fox digital, she will back pete hegseth. americans deserve strong president of defense, i will work with pete to create the most lethal force. first is pam bondi, john ratcliffe and marco rubio at 10:00, guys. >> steve: question on your experience. you have been posted at the pentagon for a long time. you have a lot of contacts.

what do people that have been there 10 or 20 years, what did they think of pete hegseth and his performance yesterday? >> i received text messages from people who loved what they heard. some other brass are nervous, they know changes are coming and generals could be replaced. from rank and file i spoke to, a very excited about pete hegseth coming to be secretary. >> brian: you are hearing recruiting numbers going up. >> lucas: people think recruiting will get a boost with pete hegseth. talking about standards. they don't want to see standards lowered, they want military to stay elite, elite unitses should stay elite including 11 bravo infantrymen, they should not

lower standards for women. >> brian: be all you can be in a positive light. war fighter on wall street, launching point. >> lawrence: i like the generals are nervous and brass are not happy. he wrote a book about krupgsz going on in that building, woke nonsense they are teaching, fact they are not focusing on war fighting. they have lowered standards, recruitment is down. they have not been able to select weapons and get them out there fast enough. he will change all of that. he went in during his confirmation hearing and nailed it. he wrote about it for years and ainsley, he made us proud. >> ainsley: women in the military, it is not about sex or identity, it is can you do the job. if you can earn that, you are to

have that. senator mullins said who are you to blame pete for sins of the past, you hold yourself to a higher standard. we've all made mistakes. he said how many senators have showed up drunk to vote at night and they all laughed. he said a lot of you have. are we asking you to step down. he said, how many of you have cheated on your spouse? are we asking you to show step down. >> steve: -- worried about w"wht you don't know" is coming up, pete hegseth representing paradigm shift how the pentagon would operate. numbers and theories he talked about yesterday , i was talking to my friends and they said,

that makes sense. how did it get so big and unimaginable. billions of dollars are missing, they can't find stuff. biggest defense department in the world. >> brian: spending up 5%. each joe biden who ridiculously claims our military has never been stronger, is not paying attention. what he is requesting is below inflation, you will have senator wicker come in and say, i need 5% and audit to find out where we are wasting money. it has to happen immediately. the under secretary, they got to get in place quick. today is about high profile names. >> lawrence: yesterday was preview for what you will see in every different agency. pam bondi up today. trusted, elected attorney general for state of florida

doing it on national level and going to department of justice with a big stick. marco rubio issue part of gang of eight before, ton of experience, senator from florida, expected to get bipartisan support. john ratcliffe used to be over director of intel is going to be smooth way for cia. >> steve: sean duffy, from fox, up for treasury -- rather t transportation secretary and chris wright, secretary of energy nominee. today system his 60 th birthday. and russell vought, director of office of budget. he will personally ask mr. john ratcliffe questions and he knows what they are going to ask about marco rubio, too. watch. >> i heard john's hearing, he's

been director of national intelligence, we agree cia is vital for our country, we have to get back to its roots and focused on core mission, not things like climate change or whether an african country will pass gay rights legislation. i'm confident john will get it done and advance interest of our own citizen and our own economy, not those of other countries. we wish every country well, we have to put our own citizens first. re >> ainsley: arabia shrine circus plans to target china. top priority is united states and he's a hawk on foreign policy. >> brian: kristi noem's confirmation hearing is postponed because of paperwork is

issue. doug collins next week because of paperwosh -- paperwork issues. >> ainsley: you don't want to be first one, i rather be at the end. >> brian: or easy ones like doug burgum go first. they will ask him burglar -- >> ainsley: what is reason pete hegseth went first? >> steve: security. >> brian: most important. the talk was mike pompeo will be n nominated today. trump took his hand off the bible and they gummed it up to slow it undo. on the 20th will we do, boom, boom, boom, get him the job. >> lawrence: tonight president biden will give his farewell address speaking to nation from the oval office one final time. >> brian: opposite of irish

goodbye. he is irish and taking forever to say goodbye. senior white house correspondent peter doocy joins us with more. >> peter: this is last time we expect to hear from president biden before he retires to delaware. we think he will talk a lot about himself. white house shared a letter from the president that says it has been the privilege of my life to serve the nation for over 50 years. nowhere else could a kid with a stutter sit behind the office as president of the united states. we don't know if he will circle back on 2020 promise to restore soul of the nation or explain why despite advertising decades of experience working with know ares, he worked so little with republicans. a lot of stuff he's been doing is with executive pen, commute ing hunter biden, giving soros

medal of freedom, closing off new areas of drilling offshore, transferring prisoners out of guantanamo bay. giving money to ukraine. removing people set to be deported and taking cuba off state of terrorism sponsor list. we know the general mood in this country, people don't look at joe biden and think he's doing so much for the climate. they look at the last four years and think we've had problems with inflation and national security and the border. stay tuned for 8:00 tonight and we'll see how much he talks about those things. >> steve: good point. he is deeply unpopular. on inauguration day, i think you are supposed to be in oval

office when donald trump comes in. joe biden will leave him a letter in the drawer of the resil residence ressolute desk >> >> peter: would be great if the president the show us. there account been approximates, old snacks. >> ainsley: last time he was live at the resolute desk he dropped out of the race, live on television. >> steve: when he was last live is different one. >> brian: never found out letter biden got from trump, he said nice things, he said gracious. >> lawrence: he gets to return the favor. >> brian: he will do it, they have been communicating and broke the ice. >> lawrence: it's a special club. look at former president obama and donald trump the other day

laughing it up. they fight on the campaign trail, they understand only those few understand that type of pressure. >> ainsley: i don't know if michele obama would leave a letter. he will be there, she will not be there. laura and george bush will both be there and so will the clintons. >> brian: carrie underwood will be there, lovely voice. a and -- >> steve: kid rock. >> brian: kid rock, too. all the tech titans will be sitting together, rivalries, suing each other, bezos and musk fighting to get into space. >> lawrence: the president forced them to start working together. i like we have smartest, richest people coming to the table to help with solutions. >> brian: and crypto, too.

we need experts. biden was suffocating silicon valley and these guys go, i don't think they know what they are talking about. get away from ginsler. one guy said i was fascinated when i went to visit trump, he asked the same questions of me he does to the caddy, he talks to everybody. in the ceo world, you are not supposed to do that. in the trump world that is why he wins. >> lawrence: knows fsh's name. >> ainsley: he will get on the phone with people. he had a message for my dad on his birthday. mark zuckerberg and -- >> brian: trump is on cameo? >> ainsley: yes. we'll have a prominent spot at the ceremony and teamsteres

president and firefighter union president. >> lawrence: when is last time that happened? >> steve: never. that goes to show how different donald trump is second time around. people saw first time and now hope is he gets a lot done, there is unity in the country. he'll be in charge four years, make the best of it and all the big shots up on the platform with him. they want to be part of something big rather than being on the outside looking in. >> brian: i am predicting biggest crowd ever at the capitol. making that prediction. >> steve: here is problem. >> lawrence: why would you do this? >> steve: shawn spicer texted us, he did the press conference. 1997, congress passed appropriations bill that said national park service would stop estimating crowds. there is no official crowd size

estimate from federal government, it is up to whoever wants to estimate. feel free. >> lawrence: i can do it, monday i'll be in the crowd. >> brian: everybody, don't move. one, two, three. >> ainsley: my gosh. >> brian: if they can see from ariel view, they will take that shot and you'll see biggest crowd ever. >> ainsley: you count the crowd. donald trump stopped talking about crowd size. >> lawrence: you just put it back in his mind. >> steve: it will be bitterly cold there. >> brian: really? >> steve: during the second reagan inauguration, they never had it outside, it was so cold, nobody was going to show up. it could impact things. >> brian: so great these -- >> steve: a lot of people will show up, it could diminish. >> brian: hotels have

moisturizer, public notice, moisturize before and after, you won't have dry spots. >> steve: watergate hotel is offering inauguration package, presidential suite, a chopper ride from the airport across the river and i mybot, $73,000. people will buy it and expense it. >> brian: and a little bottle of sc scope. >> lawrence: the mouthwash? >> brian: yes. possibly a razor. >> ainsley: and a shower cap. >> brian: love the shower cap. >> steve: meanwhile, fox news alert out west, new wildfire warnings issued in l.a., dangous winds expected to pick up again and fan the flames that have killed 24 people that we know of. >> ainsley: red flag warning after fox news camera captured

moments crews discovered human remains in a burned down property. >> lawrence: griff jenkins joins us. >> griff: this property behind me is an active crime scene. you see l.a. county sheriff deputies cordoning this area off with police tape. we were here ing yesterday as urban search and rescue teams accompanied by cadaver dogs. it is buildings collapse and they did make a human remains recovery. we spoke to cal fire's sp spokeperson, here is what he had to say. what you see behind us, that international team that specializes in natural disaster and urban search and rescue, they have training in wild land firefighting. we're utilizing them to the best

of their ability and their level of training and working hand in hand with the task force team. >> griff: this is still under investigation and hu34man remai have not been identified. we learned after contacting homeowner, the remains are believed to belong to an elderly woman who lived with the homeowner. the elderly woman refused to leave and the homeowner evacuated. the death toll officially stands 24 from the medical examiner office, it could rise when this investigation is completed. out here, you see winds are picking up, we are not out of the woods, red flag warning, winds could reach 40 or 50 miles

per hour this afternoon. >> brian: where are they going? where are people going? we hear finite amount of hotel rooms, are modular homes coming in, motorhomes, anything? >> griff: no, great question, brian. when we go outside of this secure area, it is just lined with cars of residence who want to get back in to see if their property was destroyed or find important things like left behind medicine. 100,000 people are still evacuated and only so many hotels and places to go. we are ana a week now into this with the latest warning which could lead to more evacuations if more fires break out today. >> steve: because there is finite number of hotel rooms and

rental houses, people are living out of their cars. >> ainsley: we talked to one lady who was displaced, lost her house and had to stay in hotels, with friends, and her children's schools were burned in the palisades area. she'll have to drive, they are putting schools from elementary school into the brentwood area and has to drive an hour and 15 minutes without traffic to take her children. >> lawrence: we had the class president on for one of the high schools, he was talking about doing classes outdoors. some parts of campus are not burned, they don't want to do zoom again. >> steve: we would like to say thank you to the generosity of viewers and fox employees, red cross campaign has raised 3 million so far for the

california wildfire relief effort in addition to million dollar donation from our fox corporation. >> ainsley: if you want to donate to american red cross, go.fox/redcross or scan the qr code on the screen using your phone. >> brian: next charlie hurt will join us to discuss his new role on the curvy couch. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can.

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>> steve: congratulations are in order for fox news contributor charlie hurt, screen right. it has just been announced this week he will have a permanent seat on left side of the curvy hat and cohfr -- co-host with rachel campos-duffy. charlie, congratulations. >> charlie: thank you, steve, i appreciate it. it is a great honor and great being on a team of people who are so good doing what they do, they don't let even me fail. extraordinary. >> steve: i will spill some teaon you. charlie is not a morning person,

dying to see how this works out. >> charlie: only reason i get up at 4:00 in the morning is duck hunting, i have a new reason, it will be great. >> steve: we will all tune in on saturday morning to see you and rachel. tonight joe biden is going to stay right there in the oval office at the resolute desk and have a farewell address. we just got an excerpt from it. he will say, today we have the strongest economy in the world and created record 16.6 million jobs, wages are up, inflation continues to come down. racial wealth gap is coming down. we are rebuilding our nation, violent crime rate is a 50-year low. he makes that sound fantastic. he is deeply unpopular when you look at the polls because he let

so many people down. not just inflation, it is the border. peter doocy just talked about that. he will not talk about that stuff. >> charlie: he probably doesn't want us to fact check the details, it would get ugly. some kudos, this is end of a 50-year career. 50 years since joe biden went to washington for the first time. it is pretty extraordinary historic moment, his swan song year after a very, very long career here. the problem, though, as you just pointed out, he did get fact checked by the american people in the last election. not only did his party lose trying to make these arguments that the american people don't believe. he didn't make it to the actual

general election. he got beaten back in the summer. you know, it is always a problem if you're a politician and yelling at voters saying you don't know how good you have it. crime is down, you have more money in your pocket, that is never a winning message for a politician and i think he is faced ultimate decision on that, which is why he's leaving office. >> steve: that is right. he'll give that speech tonight 8:00 from the resolute desk. noon on monday, resolute desk will belong to donald trump, who will be wrapping up his inaugural address. he has close to 100 executive orders on the abortion -- the border and energy dominance, one thing chris wright energy secretary nominee will be asked

about today. today is mr. wright's 60th birthday. happy day, tough day, as well. >> charlie: it sure will be. as joe biden leaves office, he's left executive orders of his own for the come incoming administration to clean up. chris wright, nobody in america has done more to advance exploration of clean energy like natural gas, which use to be what environmentalists loved, now they -- i think they don't like it because it is a good solution >>. it is going to be what we see in hearings today >> it will be a fascinating day of hearings as well the coming weeks. >> steve: indeed. charlie, congratulations, see you saturday morning. >> charlie: thank you, steve. great to see you. >> steve: and good luck.

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hour winds today. we have offshore weekends, high pressure anchored across the great basin and winds continue to blow through the mountains and dangerous situation until 3:00 p.m. elevated fire danger and tomorrow elevated danger but good news is winds come onshore, relative humidity goes up, weekends will go down and firefighters can help with that. coldest air of the season, maybe coldest in a decade across portions of lower 48 next week. that will be our next big story. over to you. >> brian: thank you. an hour from attorney general nominee pam bondi senate confirmation hearing, she is expected to face questions on politicizing investigation, weaponization of the federal government. chuck grassley is leading the

hearing and will join us with a preview. you have been through this before. you are as excited as your first time. your thoughts what pam bondi li will face today? >> she'll get tough questions about things she said in the 2020 election, maybe things that are her own private business that show some conflict. but she's going to have to be well received because of her eight years as attorney general in florida. she is well qualified for this job and committed to carrying out mandate of the november 5 election where the president said he would restore law and order. this trump dosj under bondi wil be law enforcement agency and will not use it for political weaponry against their political

opponents as biden doj did. those are things that will reestablish credibility of the doj and i think maybe one of her big responsibilities is going to be to make sure that the fbi has a short leash and does what they are supposed to do, investigate crime instead of being used as political weapon against a presidential candidate. >> brian: kash patel is waiting on paperwork. by the way you thought pam bondi has good chance of going through. your thoughts on kash patel candidacy? >> i think that he knows that the problem with the fbi is people at central headquarters here, particularly on top floor of the hoover building and i think he's going to make radical

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>> ainsley: in 45 minutes trump's attorney general nominee pam bondi will testify before senate judiciary committee, the first of six confirmation hearings happening today. >> lawrence: lucas tomlinson has a preview. >> lucas: donald trump wants national security team in place on day 1 and senate is trying to make that happen. more confirmation hearings today, pam bondi for attorney general, marco rubio for secretary of state, john ratcliffe cia, sean duffy t transportation, chris wright, department of energy, and russell voutt, office of management and budget. we received excerpts from marco rubio's opening statement. here is another. top priority of department of state must be and will be united states. direction he's given for conduct of foreign policy is clear, every dollar we spend, every

program we fund and every policy must be justified with answer to three simple questions. does it make america safer? does it make america stronger? does it make america more prosperous? first hearing with pam bondi in an hour then john ratcliffe and marco rubio at 10:00. stay on fox news for complete coverage. >> ainsley: leshg e greenwood is live. >> lawrence: check in with dana perino for what is coming up. >> dana: good morning, 10:00 a.m., on alert for possible supreme court decision for tiktok and president trump's cabinet picks will continue today and latest with l.a. fires, strong wind pose major threat and reality of all that was lost sets in. busy wednesday morning, see you at 9:00.

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>> brian: lee greenwood and his rendition of god bless the usa bricking synonymous with donald trump and his administration. >> steve: he is joining us with a big announcement about his upcoming plans. lee, good morning to you. >> good morning, crew, who are you all this morning? chilly >> steve: we saw you singing your song live when the president returned to butler, pennsylvania. what will you be doing around noon on monday? >> well, my exclusive announcement on "fox & friends" this morning i will be at the victory rally on sunday and then on monday i will be singing god bless the usa live with the united states marine corp band before the president takes his oath at the capitol. i'm so excited. >> brian: it will get the whole

crowd going. can you describe what your journey with president trump is liked? you were welcomed at the white house dating back to bush 41. >> i never knew when i wrote the line would mean i'm standing next to the president of the united states while singing. this is as you said, i'm a reaganite and go back to those days and traveling with 41 on campaign tour. for the second time with the president we all love and america loves him because of the way he was elected with the total popular vote and here we are now just a few days away from the swearing in. i just can't wait. you know what is interesting. president trump will put his hand on the bible when he swears to protect the united states from within and without. you can still get that bible, by the way. >> lawrence: you've been with the president-elect for a long

time now. why do you have so much faith in the man? >> he is undeterred from saying he wants to put america first. you can joke all you want about maga but we want to make america what it was in the days before when my father served in the navy. and this country was actually a super power with a bee con of light to find the freedom and life we enjoy as americans. donald trump is determined to make that country great again from whatever use he has to do. >> ainsley: i've been with you. i remember we were at a charity event in north carolina and you sang on stage. everyone stood up, most of the room had never heard you sing that song live in person. and there probably was not a dry eye in the room. such a powerful song. so on inauguration day, hear ymca and hear you sing.

what is your reaction when you look around and you know you wrote that song for america, and you see the reaction that you get from the crowd? >> there is always different kind of emotions i feel. from delight, excitement, to empathy, to allegiance to our military particularly if i see someone in the audience in uniform. we will. i will be singing with the united states marine corp band. i've done that a couple of times. as we gear up for american spirit tour starting right after the swearing in ceremony in florida, we'll be singing a brand-new revamped tour and excited that we'll be able to tour this year knowing that america now will be a bright new day because of president trump. >> steve: that day is monday. ainsley mentioned the ymca. we'll see president trump do the trump dance to that. to your song, that's the dance

right there. your song is the only song i've ever seen him sing along to. >> you know, i've been on stage with him and we emulate the trump -- sometimes on my show i will just kind of do that just once and the audience goes crazy. it is awful fun. it is a lightness. i think we have to have a lightness about it. we can't be serious all the time in order to have america feel good about itself. >> brian: give you some advice, under armor and sing strong because you will have the biggest crowd in the history of inaugurations. just watch. >> i'm excited to be there. my wife says hi and ainsley, congratulations. >> ainsley: the nicest lady, thank you so much. >> steve: god bless the usa. >> brian: stay within yourself. >> bill: good morning, everybody. a busy day on the hill so hold tight for this. you've got senat