>> laura: no trade deals. no nothing. and very quickly, we learned tonight that pretty boy justin trudeau speaking of people on the way out the door is now saying that canada may hit back on trump by cutting u.s. energy supplies if trump puts tariffs on chinese goods. charlie, those are big words. do you think that's actually going to happen? that wouldn't end well for canada. >> exactly. good luck with that governor trudeau. but, of course, this only reveals reminds us of the brilliance of donald trump's energy policy which is to become not just energy independent but to completely energy dominant so we don't have to listen to partnership squeak lik >> todd: fox news alert, prime minister netanyahu just announced vote will be delayed

on the hostage deal with hamas accusing the terror group of walking back parts of the deal. live in israel in moments with latest details on this crisis. >> carley: and confirmation hearings roll on today, senators focus on picks like head of epa and interior. attorney general nominee pam bondi went toe to toe arguing she is ready for the rule of law. >> todd: and president biden says farewell address in final address, not without warning americans about the incoming trump administration. you are watching "fox and friends" on busy thursday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carl carley shimkus. trey, good morning. >> good morning. the israeli cabinet was

scheduled to vote today on the deal followed by 48-hour period to allow for objection in the israeli supreme court. we just received a statement from the prime minister's office saying hamas is going back on this agreement. we will see what more we can find out. conversations continue urging stability in the deal. statement released by prime minister's office says prime minister netanyahu spoke with u.s. president-elect trump and thanked him for advancing release of hostages and for helping israel bring end to suffering of hostages and their families. palestinians welcomed the agreement after living through 15 months of war. >> last night's atmosphere was filled with joy. everyone was happy and looking forward to this for nearly a year. thank god he sent this and

people rejoiced. >> there is a lot of anticipation here on the ground about this statement released by the prime minister. we've been talking with negotiating teams in doha, qatar. they have not raised red flags and point to the prime minister's statement and respond from hamas saying they agree to what is on the table presented by the mediators. we'll follow this to see if this deal will go into effect and if it will be voted on today. >> >> carley: if you're a family member of one of the hostages how do you process this news that the vote is delayed and prime minister netanyahu is pointing at hamas. should you be concerned this does not cross the finish line? >> absolutely, the families have been waiting for 468 days to be reunited. they were taken on october 7,

dragged into gaza and they have been coming to hostage square and calling for a deal to take place. you can imagine the swing and emotion with president biden and president-elect trump saying there is a ceasefire deal and hostages will start to come out on sunday and seeing the statement this morning by the prime minister. families will be urging israeli government to try to meet hamas at the table and get a deal together so they can be reunited this weekend. >> carley: i know public centism is split. exchanging them for that number of terrorists leave people very concerned. thank you for bringing the latest, we appreciate it. hostage families are on edge with news this deal with hamas could be in jeopardy. one father waiting for his son to be released will join us live later this hour and michael

waltz will be live on "fox and friends" this morning to respond to the breaking news. on capitol hill, another jam-packed day of confirmation hearing s for president-elect trump cabinet nominees. >> todd: brooke singman here with details. >> brooke: four more of president trump's cabinet nominees will appear for confirmation hearings today. doug burgum will appear, epa administration lee zeldin and housing and urban development secretary nominee scott turner will kickoff their hearings 10:00 a.m. scott bessent will begin at 10:30. pam bondi is not out of the woods yet, we will hear from witnesses for and against her nomination as attorney general. >> are you aware of factual basis to investigate liz cheney, yes or no? >> senator, that is hypothetical, i will not answer that. you are worried about liz

cheney, we should be worry body crime rate in california, it is through the roof. your robberies are 87% higher than the national average. your job will be, i'm speaking, to protect voters. i hope you answer mrs. bondi. >> the previous one, you pointed at me and said you were speaking, let me answer my question. i will not be bullied by you. >> if president trump asks or hints that you should investigate one of his perceived political enemies, would you do so? >> i wish you had met with me, had you met with me we could have discussed many things and you could have gotten to know me. >> could you respond to the question. >> you were only one who refused to meet with me senator. >> the senate will confirm a fuf of trump's nominees, some could

take several days, weeks or months to be confirmed. >> carley: brooke singman, thank you. montana congressman and interior secretary under president trump, ryan zeinke. good morning to you. time for doug burgum to shine for secretary of interior, a position you once held. it will be important over next four years and returning to american energy dominance, is the governor qualified for this job? how will confirmation process go for him? >> doug burgum is governor of north dakota, he understands energy, he's very bright and innovative. he's a software engineer, he's a great pick and he understands western value. his partner is chris wright over at energy and they will work to go back to energy dominance. it will take time, you turn on

valves and reestablish leases, there is a lapse in time, i'm confident doug burgum will get through and chris wright, he had a great hearing. pete hegseth and the gang look like the all-star team. they tore up the senate and they should. they are quality people. marco rubio's confirmation went well. i'm happy with the lineup, they are all star and i think they will all make it. >> carley: final polling coming in for joe biden's time in office and according to final cnn poll 61% view joe biden's presidency as a failure. which is why i'm sure during his farewell address he did not spend a lot of time talking about his record and accomplishment. he issued this other than waing regarding the future, listen to this. >> i want to warn the country of things that have given me great concern.

today an oligarch is taking shape in america that threatens our entire democracy. americans are being buried under misinformation and disinform agsz enabling abuse of power. free press is crumbling. editors are disappearing. social media is giving up on fact checking. >> carley: one can venture to guess he is talking about elon musk and trump and moves by mark zuckerberg at facebook. what are your thoughts on that parting message? >> greatest threat to democracy is poor governance. i can't think of one thing president biden did well. look at afghanistan, the border, fentanyl on our streets, there is not one success. having konss tragz of power that can get things done, america is ready for it. america wants it.

certainly the election wouldn't say that in spades. looking forward, he's got to say something. he really can't hang on success. he can make possible innuendo of what might happen and that's about it. >> carley: he said many things, i feel like we sat through three or four farewell addresses from the president. >> thank you and god bless. cabinet picks are all great and they'll make it. >> carley: good to hear. thank you, congressman. >> todd: according to new york times, tiktok ceo will attend president trump's inauguration on monday, one day after the app is set to shut down. the incoming president says he's weighing options to suspend the ban after he takes office. google ceo reportedly expected

to attend the inauguration, the growing list of teches invited where important guests are seated. >> carley: they have big brains. >> todd: a lot of brain power. jeff bez os blue origin sending a rocket into base this morning. the new glen taking off from cape canaveral. people happy, you can hear them cheer. they hope to land reusable stage booster on a barge in the atlantic, but appears to have lost the booster, but did reach earth's orbit. they can talk about it in the dias together. utah mother furious her daughter was placed in a college dorm with an ra who is biological

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speeds begin to let up. >> carley: caroline elliott is live in pacific palisades with more. caroline. >> right now it is 2:00 a.m. local time in los angeles county. you see crews out here working all night long to restore power in this area. as of now, there are 85,000 customers without power. in many cases, power was turned off so new fires could not start. first responders are making sure fires do not spread. palestine palisades fire is 25% containment and eaton fire is 45% containment. firefighters are hoping to make more progress today with less wind. moving forward, recovery process is going to be quite personal

for people that live in this area. we know it is dark out right now, hard to make out. when walking around here and driving around here, you will see almost every single home and every single business burned to the ground. roads are still blocked off in thisirria, homeowners have not gotten to see the devastation yet. >> carley: caroline elliott, thank you so much. to senior meteorologist janice dean tracking weather patterning moving through california. >> janice: they have a break today and through the weekend. now national weather service is warning next week potential another santa ana wind event. that is concerning. f firefighters need to get a handle on this. more containment, but not enough to put people's minds at ease. one more day of elevated fire

danger and winds will be more onshore this weekend. here is setup today, we have offshore winds with high pressure and we are going to get a week onshore flow that will increase humidity, noted bring rain and relative humidity is up. watch what happens monday and tuesday, relative humidity goes down. potential santa ana wind event as we get through next week. we'll keep you up to date on that. fairly quiet ahead of next arctic air plunge and this will be coldest so far this season all the way from siberia, coming on down toward the south, central u.s. and toward east and coldest air so far this year. yes, with wind chills below zero in a lot of big cities. weekend storm moving in along with a cold front, bringing

potential for snow and ice across south including texas. watch thisirria of low pressure that could be a storm system for the northeast and we have inauguration happening monday. single digit wind chills for washington, d.c. and this storm system is something we'll highlight, that will bring nasty weather monday through wednesday across southern states. lots to talk about. f foxweather.com is very busy and i'll keep you up to date. >> todd: they will need gloves there. wardrobe department is layering up. >> janice: they will have heaters strategically placed. >> carley: good information. >> todd: they are getting them from carley's office. >> carley: i would never give my heaters up. >> todd: a mother outraged after a school purchased an ra who

identifies as a woman in her daughter's dorm. neither her daughter or others were asked for consent. cheryl is that mother and joins me now. cheryl, thanks for being here. what was your daughter's reaction when she was told this ra is a biological male and he will be in her personal space, in her dorm, the bathroom and the like? >> she was so distraught, she told me she thought there was a man that moved into her apartment. before she came home for christmas and entire christmas break, she was so distraught about it and she wasn't sure that was the situation and honestly, it is not that i thought she was lying, i thought she was mistaken. i never in a million years thought the university would put

her in that situation. it was a huge shock. actually i think when it was confirmed, when she came back on that thursday before classes started and i went into mom mode, she was really relieved that someone was taking it seriously and going to take care of her. >> todd: mom, talk about that, as a parent what goes through your mind when you send a child to a college, university, thinking they will be taken care of and something like this happens? >> as a parent, we trust our children to be at the universities. we love utah state. it is a conservative community and that is where my husband and i went to college and never in a million years would i have thought this would happen. it is such a breach of trust, it

really is, to think they have such little regard for women and girls that they would put them in this situation. i just been in complete shock. >> todd: read a statement from the school, utah state university issuing the following. in coming weeks we will begin a review of the organization including our policy, procedure and practice to identify improved practice and services tos better serve students who live on campus, including addre addressing privacy issues. that is pr speak 101. the school consciously placed this person in a girls-only dorm. did not place them in a potential dorm with gender fluid individuals, purposely put them in a girls-only dorm in a position of power. do you have any idea why? >> there is a designated gender

inclusive facility or building f for -- place for people like this ra. it is astounding, no idea why they would regard girls and women's safety and comfort in their safe, private, intimate dorm rooms and spaces after a man pretending to be a woman. i don't care if he really believes he is a woman, that is a line that we cannot have cro crossed. more people need to stand up when they have been victimized by this. i feel like this happens more than we realize. >> todd: you told campus reform you say laws need to change. we'll see if laws change in utah

and federally, this school receives federal funding. appreciate your time. thank you. get back to our top story this morning. israeli prime minister netanyahu just announcing there will be a delayed vote on the hostage deal with hamas accusing the terror group of walking back on parts of the terms. >> carley: a father waiting for his son to be released is here to react next.

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minister netanyahu says his cabinet will not vote on ceasefire and hostage deal with hamas until the terror group accepted all elements of the agreement, claiming hamas is backtracking on some aspects of the deal. family members of hostages are in limbo as they await release of their loved ones, including jonathan deliberate dekel-chen, the father of dekel-chen. >> i can only imagine how much is going through your head with expected release of your son and now the delay in this vote. what are you feeling right now? >> in some ways, this was

perhaps predictable. unfortunately the israeli government benjamin netanyahu has admitted yesterday or day before by one of its ministers, gone out of his way to delay previous rounds of negotiablions. that means we desperately need it, hostage families and people of israel as a whole, need strength and insistence of president-elect trump to get to the brink last night, announcement of the hostage deal. we need them more now. to really do what they must to pressure all sides, to bring this home, to get it done without political posturing for domestic reasons and without manufacturing reasons not to go

through with it. so we are, as you said, in lim bo, and extremely concerned that our government is not acting in good enough faith to make this happen and to put aside its narrow interests and political survival and we need our friends, those that are currently in the white house and will be taking over the white house starting monday. >> carley: understood, we heard yesterday your son would be released in the first group, as one of the israeli-americans, one of three that would be released in that group. it is because he was shot on october 7, he falls into the wounded categories. he has three daughters, one he's never met before, she was born two months after october 7. what has the past 15 months been

like for you? >> i'll answer your question in a moment, couple things i need to clarify. sagui dekel-chen is one of seven u.s. citizens still hostage, three assumed to be alive, sagui dekel-chen is one and four confirmed having been murdered on october 7th or shortly thereafter by hamas. they are all still being held, important clarification. as far as the last 15 months, it has been a living hell. most certainly. we do not know, although the press has been talking about it for the last few hours, we have not received official n notification from israeli or u.s. officials about the place that sagui dekel-chen occupies on these lists of people who are going to be released in the first stage or any other phase.

i know what i know purely from the media right now. >> carley: wow. both outgoing biden administration and incoming trump administration have worked on this deal. donald trump said there will be all hell to pay in middle east if hamas does not release those hostages. when you heard him say that, what went through your mind? >> enormous gratitude honestly. it was a turning point. it is true and president biden talked about this last night, basic format of this plan existed now since late may. it had been stalled for months, many of us think needlessly. it took that statement by president-elect trump to rattle the cages of qatar and egypt and israel of course mostly hamas.

in the joint effort between incoming trump officials and outgoing biden officials, we've seen what the u.s. can do at its greatest. i was appreciative and recognize the moment and since then president trump reinforced it and his incoming senior officials. the question is now, are they going to be able to keep the pressure up on the parties to see this through and not go back to their usual stance of delay, deflect and avoid and for that, we know there is a lot on president trump's plate and his team but without their continued application of pressure on friends and foes alike, there is real danger this deal will not go through and the 90 hostages that must come home will remain

in hamas hell holes. >> carley: we are praying for you and your son and that he comes back to you safely and gets to hold all three of his beautiful daughters, especially the little one he's never met before. thank you for joining us, we'll be thinking of you. president-elect trump is ready to roll out tariff plan and wants to create external revenue service to collect the money. >> todd: we'll dive into trump's big proposal and what it means for you with brian brenberg. . again and again, and again. ♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. louis! cut! more mud! action! louis, louis! cut mud on her face! louis! okay everybody, that's lunch!

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the dye. >> carley: what? >> todd: like two years. >> carley: that is an out rage. $4 days until trump's inauguration, bracing for terror fight with beijing. china may have a head start. >> carley: cheryl has details. >> cheryl: "wall street journal" points out chinese may be more ahead than we realize when it comes to global exports. this trade surplus is difference in export and import. journal writes china has 1 trillion head start in a tariff fight. this is a big push and big goal for president-elect trump who does go into office on monday. china trade surplus shows western efforts to reduce

dependent have been coming up short. china accounts for 27% of global production. the un is predicting that number will go up to 45% by 2030, this may be a difficult road to hoeshg, for incoming administration than they had hoped for. china has been moving production to other countries so revenue is still going into china, the ccp, if you will, but they are doing that trying to evade tariffs and sanctions. another big story i'm following for both of you, this issue is treasury secretary janet yellen. there is a report in politico this morning, classified briefing on capitol hill yesterday with house financial services members and politico says in the briefing, officials from treasury and other law

enforcement groups told lawmakers hackers from china accessed small number of unclassified files that belong to several top officials, including janet yellen, treasury secretary. so this is all huge hack that we talked about last year, september 30 and november 18th and looking for records from sifius and council on foreign investment. what does china want? as much data about our activities and there is a financial angle to be clear. >> carley: no doubt. thank you, don't miss cheryl on fox business network. president biden during his farewell address sounded alarm on future of artificial intelligence and how it will impact our economy. >> artificial intelligence is most consequential technology of our time, perhaps of all time.

nothing offers more profound possibilities and risk for our economy and our security, or society, for humanity. less safeguards are in place ai could spawn new threats to our way of life, privacy, how we work and protect our nation. >> todd: brian brenberg joins us now. that is what biden said, this biden administration do enough to set us up for ai success and li limit damage with energy production? >> no. b biggest risk ai presents is that ai gets behind and china gets ahead on that. we want to be the leader if it is safe. have enough energy to run data centers. problem with biden administration, they are still

dealing with executive order opening up federal land for data centers, it has to be offset with green energy. we need a president that wants to lead, understands the risk, best way is u.s. leadership powered by u.s. energy. i think that is what donald trump is going to be doing in his term. i think you will hear about that from doug burgum, from energy secretary nominee and might hear from scott bessent today. >> carley: has confirmation hearing, nominee for treasury secretary will be today, how will it go? what are your thoughts? >> a few contentious moments because folks like elizabeth warren will be questioning. bulk of trump agenda goes into action, tax cuts, regulatory

relief, spending cuts, tariff piece on the table and up for discussion. scott bessent is one of the smartest financial minds in the country. instead of talking about wealth inequality and social justice, they should talk about what we can do for the american people to put more money in their pocket, curb inflation and get this economy moving again. he's great guy to have that conversation. he'll stick to his knitting, i doubt some senators will. when they go off base with personal attacks, it is only them who look foolish. >> todd: glad you mentioned tariffs, donald trump want to create external revenue service not to be confused with internal revenue service, this would collect revenue from foreign sources. ilet create external revenue

service to collect tariffs and revenue from foreign sources. we will begin charging those that make money off of us with trade and they will start paying their fair share. do you like the idea of external revenue service or do you worry much like irs it can grow into a bureaucratic behemeth. >> i hate new governor bur burea bureaucracy, can we not take internal revenue service, take away money biden administration gave them and call it the revenue service and it can do internal and external. i love fact that tariffs and we're in great place to put tariffs on china. they are exporting more, bupt but they are more dependent on it. >> carley: maybe that is what trump is thinking, moving

employees to the external branch. >> brian: cut irs down, slink it. >> todd: you would not be one of those people who focus on export or import, you want to combine them into one. >> was that vandalay industry. >> todd: brian brenberg, you can be my latex salesman. ca >> carley: lawrence jones will tell us what is coming up. >> lawrence: fox news alert, breaking overnight, israel delays cabinet vote to approve ceasefire deal, they are claiming hamas is creating last-minute crisis. what it means for hostages set to be released. trey will report from israel. a father of an american-israeli hostage is among the many holding out hope for his son, he will join us live.

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♪ >> carley: a new york city judge handing down 31 count drug trafficking migrants including a suspected high ranking member of the violent tren de aragua gang. the migrants are accused of trafficking illegal weapons across the city including ghost guns and rifles according to police all three men arrived in the u.s. in late 2023 and have since been arrested multiple times. the suspected tda member is now being held without bail and the other two are being held on $200,000 bond. todd? >> todd: oklahoma superintendent suing the biden administration for more than $470 million because of the financial burden of educating migrant children.

the lawsuit says there are at least 3,000 unaccompanied migrant children in the state of ohio, which costs them $13,000 per student annually straining the education budget. oklahoma superintendent ryan walters joins me now. isn't this just about basic fairness? there is a federal policy under joe biden that brought these individuals here. and so, the cost of having to educate them should be born by the federal government superintendent. >> that's right. listen, we are going to hold president biden accountable to the taxpayers of oklahoma here. listen his own ice director admitted last week they knew this was happening. they knew this was a crisis. they knew it was burdening the states and causing chaos. he even admitted they should have done something about it. oklahoma we are doing something about it. joe biden, kamala harris, ice need to be held accountable for causing an overrunning of our schools. here in oklahoma we are absolutely leading the country in education reform. we have these massive literacy and innovation going on and being burdened by taking on

hundreds of illegal immigrants a week neuro schools having to adjust all of these reforms and initiatives. >> todd: do you expect other states to follow suit and file similar lawsuits? >> absolutely do. i think every state should join into our lawsuit. because here's the reality. look, the u.s. supreme court is dead wrong on this. they have handy capped states and schools in dealing with the problem of illegal immigration. the left have gotten their goal and their agenda across the line which is to create chaos with an open border. it is time the states help president trump in fighting back. look, president trump is putting the right people in place. we have got to end the practice of sanctuary schools. we have have to know where the illegal immigrants are get that data to the trump administration and aid them in enforcing immigration law that president trump has a clear mandate on. >> todd: is there any legal precedent though for a suit like this asking the federal government to pay for its border failures or, ryan, could this

case end up becoming the law of the land? >> look, i think we are absolutely leading the way here with this case. and beings again, we have got the biden administration's own words. their own ice director is admitting this. they knew there was a problem. and of course every american knows this, right? president trump has talked about this now for nearly a decade of shut down the border. lock at what it is costing our states. look at what is costing our schools our towns and our families. it is taxpayers who are bearing the burt of illegal immigrants pouring across our border. our schools are having influx of students throughout the year that don't speak english that we are trying to adjust to and we have a u.s. supreme court that says hey schools, you can't do anything about illegal immigration. well, of course we can of course we should shut down the border and of course states should aid the trump administration on enforcing this clear mandate. that's what we are going to do. work with president trump in any way we can to solve the border problem, to solve the problem of illegal immigration and to protect our students and our

families. >> todd: you mentioned two different presidents there. you sued the biden administration. they have got about four days left. what do you expect to happen when donald trump takes over about 20 seconds to you before we have to hand it off to "fox & friends"? >> look, here in oklahoma, we thank god every day that president trump is going to be back in charge. what i think you are going to see is a border shutdown. see mass deportation. see the rule of law back in place. you will see states like oklahoma that we are going to be able to have a much better grasp of solving our own problems. is he also going to shut down the department of education. listen, you have got more state control over education. you have a shutdown border. you have law and order brought back. protection of taxpayers. it is a beautiful day for america that president trump returning common sense back to the white house. and our kids will be better off for it. >> todd: superintendent ryan walters. thank you. don't forget to set your dvr 5:00 a.m. so you don't miss a minute of "fox & friends first." >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now.