(auctioneer) let's start the bidding at 5 million dollars. (man) robinhood gold members get a 3% ira match. while the wealthy hoard their perks, our retirement contributions are boosted by 3%. now with robinhood gold.

>> steve: it is 8:00 here in new york city. guess what the temperature outside is? >> lawrence: 12. >> brian: 9. >> steve: 12, 9? come on. >> ainsley: 23? >> steve: it's 22. >> lawrence: 10 points off. >> steve: thursday, january 16th, 8:00 edition of "fox and friends." breaking news out of israel. that government delayed cabinet vote to approve secret service ceasefire deal claiming hamas is. >> lawrence: michael waltz on trump's fight to bring the war to an end. >> brian: plus, president biden bids farewell with a warning. majority of americans are dismissing his administration as a failure. >> ainsley: and tiktok's tick be ing clock, trump considering

executive order to save the platform. >> steve: what? >> lawrence: good writing. >> ainsley: that was good writing. final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> steve: let us start with president biden, right there, addressed america from the oval office at the resolute desk last night with a grim, dark tone for the future of america. >> lawrence: senior white house correspondent peter doocy joins us with the latest. >> peter: this is last time some people will hear president biden talk about being a kid center scranton. he wants to being seen as a visionary. somebody who had help of healthy tech ceos when they help him, but concerned when they support donald trump. >> i want to warn the country of things that give me great concern. this is dangerous conversation

of power in hands of very few ultra-wealthy people. dangerous consequences if their abuse of power is left unchecked. today oligarch is taking shape in america, extreme wealth, power and influence that threatens our democracy. >> peter: the president talked about ai and how important it is for ai to be controlled by america, not chinese. to make that point, he channeled dwight eisenhower. farewell address president eisenhower spoke of dangers of military complex, six decades later, i'm concerned about the potential rise of tech industrial complex that could pose real danger for our country, as well. >> peter: president struggled

with the teleprompter giving his farewell address that is happening same week they told us he would be giving his second inaugural address. look at the arc over five years, from 2020 joe biden to 2025 joe biden no tech oligarchy. >> brian: nice. >> ainsley: good job, rhymed a little. >> brian: fantastic. >> lawrence: well done. >> steve: maybe he wasn't having a problem with the teleprompter, maybe off camera his whole family was dressed in black, there with the vice president and second gentleman, maybe that is why he paused from time to time. does the family know when they will get their pardons? >> peter: by monday at noon, unless they're going to contact

the new president for it. over last six years, it did not feel he was into it. this is an emotional time for him. he gets choked up talking about anything involving his childhood or his early career and it didn't seem like it was there. they chose to have him make this warning instead, somebody wants to have joe biden be able to say told you so, the problem is bad things have to happen in the country for that to happen. >> steve: all right, peter, thanks. >> ainsley: did you see jill biden was holding kamala's hand in that one picture. i don't get it, what is the relationship? at carter's funeral, they did not even speak, granted it was a funeral. they did not acknowledge each other. >> brian: donald trump said we talked a lot before they walked

out, i don't think they get along, that is true. she's been disastrous vice president and terrible candidate and not even standing up for california at a time she could shine. >> ainsley: doug was holding her hand, too. >> steve: joe biden is talking about his partner, vice president. >> brian: that could be an important part. one thing is clear, joe biden is going out and trying to collect as much as he can in terms of wins. the "washington post," how quiet democratic party has been defending him. chris coons, joe scarborough, this is best version of joe biden, from that to zero. so i guess they're saying don't let the door hit you as you leave. >> lawrence: also his legacy, they used to say he was a nice, honest man. his legacy, he is not an honest

person. >> brian: james comer's report. >> lawrence: exactly, lied about his relationship with his son and business dealings and said he wasn't going to pardon him and he did that. this is opportunity for bipartisanship, i am not suggesting he not be a politician and say i'm responsible for this deal that just happened between hamas and israel. but to look at the reporter and laugh it off and say, what do you think, oh, in a co condescending way? are you kidding me? >> ainsley: does trump deserve credit for the ceasefire? he said, is that a joke 1234 >> steve: jacqui heinrich asked that question and it was a good one. over his four years, quotation that will live on past his presidency and into eternity as robert hurr described him, kindly older gentleman with a

bad memory. last night, he had a bad memory all the stuff we went through, he can put on his rose-colored contacts and say it was a great four years but there is a reason he lost. his current approval ratings are at lowest at same time donald trump approval rating have ever been higher. donald trump is more popular today than he was when he came into office in 2017. >> lawrence: ainsley, people are excited. >> ainsley: very excited about monday and seeing a lot of democrats that are excited. look at silicon valley, those guys sitting up there with him on monday. when you watch his speech last night, he is so bitter and angry, we need a positive message about the future. this was his chance to be kind and say, i wish donald trump well, these are my successes, instead of condemning everybody

and warning of extreme wealth and power and influence. these men he is angry at, elon musks and bezos, mark zuckerberg. >> steve: they are democrats. >> ainsley: they have created money for the economy. >> brian: barack obama benefited from the growth of fraking during his term and look at my natural gas, nothing to do with you, he's going to say look at growth of the economy. the growth of ai. jill biden gave candid interview and had a few quotes that stood out. dr. biden said she hopes for good ending of administration. sorry, that horse has left the barn. i'm pretty sure -- >> ainsley: pony soldier. >> steve: that was one horse pony. >> brian: you're a one-horse pony. >> steve: that's my boy.

giddy up. >> ainsley: that's my boy. >> brian: this is a hit on nancy pelosi, i've been thinking a lot about relationships, we were friends for 50 years, it is disappointing, she was talking about nancy pelosi going on msnbc. jimmy fallon said, he's made a decision to run. hurry up, he's going to run. she called white house and says, my polls are -- he said, put your pollster on the phone. don't be mad at nancy pelosi, you should be mad you left him in to do a job he just told us last week he was not convinced he would live through at 86. >> lawrence: she tried to save him. during the debt ceiling negotiablion, nancy pelosi had to take it over, he was saying things they had not discussed. as we get more and more public

comments, the confirmation is upon haing. whole quote nancy pelosi had to call him and tell him put the pollsters on the phone. he said, my polls show i was in the lead. >> ainsley: disaster for him was the debate, all of america could see he was not competent and put nancy pelosi in a bad position. not defending her, i would rarely do that. i think nancy pelosi, as their 50-year friend, she had a choice. only one that could do it. it put her in a bad position and jill biden and biden family should not have put her in that position or america. this is commander-in-chief, it is dangerous to put a man and they tried, if not for that debate, he would run. >> steve: the "washington post" article, which is pansive addresses two issues. one was regarding jill biden.

why were you sitting talking to donald trump, remember they went to reopening of notre dame. she said essentially that he said i had a good meeting with your husband in the oval office, she said, yes, because you are talkers. she asked why did you smile and pose with him, she said joe and i respect our institutions. what would be the point of nastiness and she talked about melania. donald trump went to meet with mr. biden a couple weeks ago, melania did not go, however, she did give the president, incoming president a note for melania, essentially congratulating her and offered her some help and melania thanked jill during pleasantries of the funeral. >> ainsley: she said when biden

stepped down it was hard, after the debate she said, you did a great job, you answered the question and knew the facts. next night she realized that is not what the american people thought, she said, look joe, do not let 90 minutes define your four years and she said he wrestled with pardoning hunter. things change. she blames republicans. it became apparent and obvious the republicans weren't going to stop. >> brian: 12 after the hour. fox news alert. uncertainty in middle east after israel prime minister is delaying his cabinet from voting on po eshl it ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. >> ainsley: trey yingst has latest from teleaviv. >> trey: today we received statement from israeli prime minister's office saying hamas

was going back on certain parts of the agreement and provided no additional detail and hamas claims they are agreeing to what was on the table last night. region waiting for implementation of ceasefire agreement that is supposed to go into effect on sunday. today vote was scheduled to take place, followed by 48-hour objectionion period. they are urging stability in the deal. statement released by the prime ministers prime minister netanyahu spoke this evening with u.s. president-elect trump and thanked him for assistance in advancing release of hostages and helping israel bring end to suffering of hostages and their families. palestinian families welcomed the agreement. overnight israeli airstrikes resumed, killing doz knows of palestinians. we got a statement from hamas

who released this about the deal. >> what happened on october 7, miracle carried out and will remain a source of pride for our people and be passed down from generation to reason j.j. as r after it struck a fatal blow to the enemy. >> trey: that statement illustrates pressure that being faced by the israeli government, hamas is claiming victory. we saw images of hamas gunmen freely going around and celebrating what they are calling achievement, promising to conduct another october 7 attack and raises questions about how this agreement will be accepted among wight-wing coalition of the israeli prime minister. >> brian: is that guy bagdad bob? they are diminished force, their source of financing has been

strained, they lost hezbollah as an allie to aid them. they lost sinwar, their tactical leader. now they have his younger brother. there are two reports. jerusalem post says this is categoriation of certain terrorists if they are eligible to be released. they wanted to put the worst of the worst into the release numbers. maybe there are indications he could dissolve his government if he tries to put this through? >> trey: couple critical issues. two of them. last night i spoke with a senior hamas official who provided me the document on the table and it showed details we had not reported. first phase of this agreement, nine hostages will be exchanged for 110 palestinian prisoners who are serving life sentences,

people convicted of terrorism and murder. this is not popular among many in israel because of high price that will be paid for the hostages. then you have internal political issue with israeli prime minister trying to keep his government together. just today finance minister said that he would resign if the agreement moved forward and if this happened it could lead to the prime minister's coalition collapsing and losing his power in israel. it is a delicate situation with a lot of details being worked out at thissure ho. you have americans, qataris and hamas saying there is ceasefire in place that will be implemented on sunday. prime minister's office saying, wait a minute. >> lawrence: isn't this bill similar to 2011 when exchanged for a thousand fighters, this was always going to be the case, right? famously said in israel, one

israeli life is equivalent to 1000 hamas fighters. >> trey: absolutely, we knew from the beginning of the war, this would end in some sort of agreement. palestinians would not accept release of hostages for nothing in return. they are asking for serious palestinian prisoners, people who are convicted of terrorism charges in israel. you raise a very important point, when that deal happened, a thousand prisoners were released for one israeli soldier. among that thousand wassin iswar, one of the masterminds behind the october 7 massacre. they could go back to conducting attacks against israel. early uppearly in the week, blin said hamas has been able to recruit as many fighters as it lost during the war, talking about 17 to 20,000 individuals.

they still have weapons inside gaza. it does give an idea, this is not over and that is part of the concern right-wing ministers have. they were promised by the prime minister they would continue to -- >> steve: thank you for breaking news report. >> ainsley: still seven americans there, four believed dead and trey was saying two of the three said to be alive are on the list to be first nine, maybe two americans will come back. fox news alert, thousands of firefighters battling flames around l.os angeles. >> brian: officials fear it could get worse in strong winds return next week. >> steve: that is a possibility, isn't it, janice dean?

>> janice: it is, high pressure will return across the great basin and you have counter clockwise wind moving through the valley and canyon upons speeding up and drying out and potential of more wildfire spreading. palisades fire and eaton fire, most destructive fires in southern california history. here is setup we saw, that high pressure anchored across great basin, through the desert and mountains and canyons. here is scenario number two, high pressure is more toward the east so you don't have santa ana wind setup. we're not getting rain in the forecast, that means temperatures are warm and we don't have a lot of relative humidity, dry conditions. low humidity blanketing threatened region and uncertainty around magnitude of santa ana winds.

the threat is there. forecast today, not a lot going on, lake effect snow and system moving across the north east. this air is coming from siberia, polar vortex is driving in toward the u.s. here is inauguration day forecast, wind gusts 30 mile per hour and wind chill in single digits. that is your forecast if you are traveling. very cold, pack layers, get heaters out, you have been w warned in advance. this is as far south as southern u.s. and could have a winter storm for texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, areas not used to that kind of weather. so much weather, i'll be doing that as foxweather.com, as well. >> steve: next week when we are on the roof for inauguration we will consume copious amounts of

cocoa. >> janice: as long as it is not spiked. >> steve: it takes the edge off. >> ainsley: thank you all to our viewers and fox news employees who donated to red cross compain, it raised 3 million dollars to date for california wildfire relief effort in addition to the 1 million from fox corporation. >> steve: if you would like to donate to american red cross go to the draez you see in red. go.fox/redcross, or open your phone and camera and scan that qr code and it will take you to a site where you can donate money to people who need it. >> brian: that story won't be in your news, you have other news. >> carley: this just in, the pope fell and hurt his arm. new video shows him with a sling on after falling in santa marta.

a spokesmans the pope did not break his arm. this is just weeks after another fall that resulted in a bad bruise. lloyd austin secret hospitalization caused increased national security risk according to department of defense office of inspector general noting no one on secretary austin's staff knew seriousness of his condition, including when his condition became worse and he was transferred to surgical icu. fda banning red dye 35 years after banning it in cosmetics. fda linked red dye three to animals and cancer in the '80s, it is still used in food items. >> 50 years ago scientists learned red 3 causes cancer, it

wasn't until last year, 2024, bobby kennedy and president trump woke up the conscience of americans. >> carley: food manufacturers have until january tweeven 2027 to remove this from products. >> brian: no more fruity pebbles. >> carley: or use beet dye. >> steve: why wait until the 11th hour to do it? >> brian: up next, laura ingraham up early for you.

(♪) (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪) you don't hurt because you're old. you hurt because your mattress stinks. which makes our job a lot easier. sleeping on purple improves your energy by 20%. which is awful. for us. it's very good news for you. do not go to purple.com do not visit a purple store”

pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices.

right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone. >> ainsley: today pam bondi confirmation hearing for attorney general continue with testimony from additional witnesses after explosive moments with democrats on the hill yesterday. >> are you aware of factual basis to investigate liz cheney, yes or no? >> that is hypothetical, i will not answer that. i will never play politics, you are trying to engage me in a got you. i won't play with an ongoing investigation. >> you say the right thing that

you will be the people's lawyer, that is what you have to say to be here. >> you said that i have to sit up here and say these things. no, i don't, i sit up here and speak the truth. >> ainsley: boom. host of "the ingraham angle," laura ingraham join us now. how good was she? she held her own, didn't she? >> laura: pam bondi demonstrated in her entire performance, illicited all comments that remind us why democrats lost in 2024. they are not focused on issues americans care about. they are talking about liz cheney, who couldn't win her own district. they are talking about the 2020 election and the weaponization of the fbi after they spent last nine years using government influence to try to put donald

trump in prison. i'm watching this going, have these people learned anything? the answer is no, pam bondi will sail through and frankly the democrats on the committee just embarrassed themselves and showed absolutely zero ability to reflect on their own failure. >> ainsley: when adam schiff was asking about liz cheney, she said you should be worried about the crime rate in california. and mazie hirono said i tried to meet with you and you wouldn't take my meeting, what stood out for you, laura? >> laura: again, adam schiff, of course now senator of a state that is losing population, suffering from incompetent leadership, that is crime ridden, overrun with illegal aliens, can't imagine to prepare

when they know severe winds are going to present massive danger to entire communities, no preparation in place and adam schiff spends his time focusing with pam bondi on the 2020 election and whether she's going to be donald trump's hifnchman against liz cheney. pam bondi was attorney general of one of the most successful states in the united states and adam schiff represents one of the states most in crisis. story of donald trump. donald trump representing people's interest and has not created a single job or saved a single life, that is the truth and pam bondi stellar as was marco rubio, pete hegseth, it is c competence versus total lack of -- you were talking about biden's farewell address and what to expect, asking your

guest, last night 8:00, here is a clip of that and we'll get reaction on the other side. >> that is dangerous contradiction of power in hands of few ultra-wealthy people. dangerous consequences. if their abuse of power is left unchecked. today oligarch is taking shape in america, extreme wealth, power and influence that threatens entire democracy. >> ainsley: what did you think, laura? >> laura: okay. this is unwitting comedy on the part of joe biden. his trade policies he's supported over 50 years, wto in china, outsourcing jobs, these were joe biden's policies, he famously said rise of china is not a threat to us. now he's complaining we've created billionaires in the united states.

really? okay. five minutes ago he was working with high-tech industry to censor conservatives and mad now for the most part that has been minimized. they wanted the voices of opposition shut down and looked to high-tech to do that. when you look at most welty enclave in united states, greenwich, brentwood in california, cambridge in massachusetts, bethesda, maryland, who rep.s those districts and states? liberals. if joe biden is upset these wealthy people are out there influencing politics, who is to blame for that? joe biden and his party is to blame for that. it was embarrassing and sad for the country. in 50 years, there will be a

thousand books written about elon musk and donald trump, biographies and zero written about joe biden. that is the truth. >> ainsley: thank you for waking up with us this morning. i hope to see you in washington this weekend. >> laura: we'll do it for sure, i would only get up this early for my kids or "fox and friends." >> ainsley: thank you so much. more on israel's delay on approving their ceasefire deal with hamas, trump's incoming national security adviser michael waltz on the developments this morning.

(auctioneer) let's start the bidding at 5 million dollars. thank you, sir. (man) these people of privilege... hoarding the financial advantages for far too long. (auctioneer) 7.5 at the back. (man) look at them — unaware that robinhood gold members now enjoy the vip treatment — a 3% ira match on retirement contributions. (auctioneer) 11 million sir. (man) once they discover their privileges are no longer exclusive... their fragile reality will plunge into disarray. ♪ (tom) i look back with great satisfaction on my thirty-two years on active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people, who have served. they've been in leadership positions.

they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us, and they say, “i need some financial help at this point in time.” they're not looking for a handout. they are looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan. i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. that's awful, hon. my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos. and he got $2 million in coverage, all online. life insurance made easy. check your price today at ethos.com. [coughing] copd is an ugly reality. do you have his medical history? i watch as his world just keeps getting smaller.

but then, trelegy helped us see things a little differently. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. once-daily trelegy also improves lung function, so he can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ♪ ♪what a wonderful world♪ ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy for copd because breathing should be beautiful, all day and night. ♪ believe it or not baby... at university of phoenix... you... you...

you... you could earn your... master's... for under than 11 thousand! 11... yes! 11! master's degree for under 11k in less than a year. some things are too obvious to be a coincidence. earn your competency-based master's at university of phoenix. >> steve: another fox news alert. overnight israel hitting the pause button approving that ceasefire deal accusing hamas of

back-tracking on parts of the agreement they agreed to. >> ainsley: phase one of the deal, set to begin on sundays israel will release terrorists in exchange for 10 israeli hostages, including some americans. >> brian: what is going on? we're getting varying reports. bring in michael waltz. great to see you. your thoughts about the pause, what can you tell our audience behind it? >> well, one of the final pieces in the arrangement, prime minister netanyahu and his key team basically have to run this their government and get the votes for this deal. there is some last-minute maneuvering and shifting, they have to prevent names on lists and specific timeline for when those exchanges will be taking

place. that is what is going on right now. we're still optimistic. everybody wants this deal to happen because essentially those people will die and this deal was stuck just a month ago until president trump was elected and sent steve wykoff over and said see what we can get. i want the people of israel to be clear and hear me loud ander cloo, you are dealing with president trump who took out soleimani, bag didhdadi. we will have their back to make sure hamas never exists as a terrorist state and does not govern gaza. >> lawrence: they will be late. it is clear president-elect pressure worked on and they are at the negotiation table. they will not have all hostages

released by day 1, are you, pete hegseth and marco rubio going to be summoned to white house for military options? they will not be back home yet. >> well, the deal always was the hostages will get phased out and exchanges phased overtime and we'll see if hamas upholds their end of the bargain. message i want to send, we have israel's back. we wouldn't be in this position but for strength of bibi and israel to take out hezbollah, the calva ry coming. they are isolated and on their backfoot, we have any semblence of getting our hostages out. focus on people coming out hugging their families as president comes in. >> ainsley: how many phases are there and how many hostages will

be released? >> we're talking 42 days and what we're talking about right now and these people are in horrific, terrible conditions, being abused right now as we speak. talking 25 alive and a number of remains. this is a group that holds people's dead bodies as bargaining chips. it is sick and horrific. >> steve: it is disgusting. steve wykoff is donald trump's nego negotiator. qa qataris and israelis said trump team helped push this toward a deal although joe biden says he deserves all the credit. speaking of donald trump, yesterday it became clear in "washington post" it sounds like donald trump is trying to throw tiktok some sort of lifeline. could have executive order to save the platform.

a lot of people don't like it, national security concerns. there are 1170 million american who use it. what will happen to it? >> well, president trump and this is in line with legislation, we will put measures in place to keep tiktok from going dark in the legislation allows for extension as long as a viable deal is on the table. that buys president trump time to keep tiktok going. it has been a great platform for him and his campaign to get his america first message out. same time, he wants to protect their data. conservatives don't want fbi and don't want chinese communists getting passwords and data. >> lawrence: thanks,

congressman. >> steve: better job now. >> b >> brian: jeff bezos sending their rocket to orbit. back in a moment. my dad believed in hard work, and the farm was the perfect place to learn grit, determination and problem solving. we're taking that passion and channeling it through our farm to home bedding bath, and apparel at red land cotton. we grow cotton in the rich red earth of north alabama. and we want our products to be made here in the usa, from the seed in the ground to the final stitch. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20 hillsdale was founded in 1844. we're passing on a cultural heritage, the culture of the west. when the federal government started giving money to colleges, we didn't take it. that independence has allowed us to stay with our mission

that we established 175 years ago. because we don't accept federal money. we are free to concentrate on the mission of the college. we care about freedom, and that affiliates us with the free institutions of america. (♪)

what the biggest companies deliver is an exceptional customer experience. what makes it possible is unmatched connectivity and 5g solutions from t-mobile for business. t-mobile connects 100,000 delta airlines employees,

powers tractor supply's stores nationwide with reliable 5g business internet, and partners with pga of america on game changing innovation. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business.

>> well, jeff bez os blue origin space company made history early this morning success. ly launching first rocket into orbit that is not only thing we are watching up in space. chanley painter joins us. >> chanley: historic rocket launch took off earlier this morning by blue origin, company founded by billionaire jeff bezos. unmanned rocket soared to success before failing to land its booster into the landing platform, that did not affect the mission, which was to reach orbit. their competitor space x will launch their seventh test flight of starship rocket tonight. the two nasa restaurants stranded in space are still keeping busy at international

space station. williams will perform the first space walk of 2025 to perform a repair on the iss. they are set to return to earth next month. >> steve: hope they are getting overtime. bill hemmer gets overtime. anything past 11:01. >> bill: how miserable, did they sign up for that? >> steve: i would have packed a bigger bag. >> bill: exactly. big day of news, deal or no deal, peace deal in middle east bouncing around, what we think we know as of this hour coming up that. joe bidens goodbye, many think he's taking a lump of coal out the door. inauguration rolling into d.c. and in southern california, difficulty of life becoming more clear by the days, how do you keep your kids in school?

tough challenges, we will meet a family dealing with this. big day, see you top of the hour right how. . . er. e. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling as fast as 2 weeks for some. and even at the 3-year mark, many people felt this relief.

rinvoq can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower ability to fight infections. before treatment, test for tb and do bloodwork. serious infections, blood clots, some fatal; ...cancers, including lymphoma and skin; serious allergic reactions; gi tears; death; heart attack; and stroke occurred. cv event risk increases in age 50 plus with a heart disease risk factor. tell your doctor if you've had these events, infection, hep b or c, smoked, are pregnant or planning. don't take if allergic or have an infection. done settling? ask your rheumatologist for rinvoq. and take back what's yours. (♪)

i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. that's awful, hon. my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos. and he got $2 million in

coverage, all online. life insurance made easy. check your price today at ethos.com. when winter season hits emergen-c supports your immune system with so much more than vitamin c. be ready to fight back with emergen-c and for on-the-go immune support try emergen-c crystals. no water needed. >> lawrence: as we get ready to honor the life of dr. martin luther king junior on monday his

family is keeping his memory alive realize the dream to foster unity across the country. joining us now is his son and author of the new book what is my legacy, martin luther king iii. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> lawrence: what is the legacy of dr. martin luther king through the eyes of his children? >> i think the legacy is a continuing evolving scenario. my father wanted to bring and build community, to eradicate poverty, racism and violence and when we look at our nation today, the only way we -- i can see that we move forward, it doesn't mean we have to agree on everything but we have to create some semblance of unity. i think the legacy, you know, is large in terms of what the accomplishments can be. there were many accomplishments he and his team made throughout

his life and many more that we as a nation and world must make. >> lawrence: your father had the ability to speak with members of both political parties and yet find common ground. what would he tell our leaders today? >> well, i think he would first say, you know, how do we bring civility back to political landscape? today civility seems to not exist. we used to operate in a civil fashion. i think that climate has to be reemerged. i hope the president, when he comes in, is really working across the aisle. not necessarily again do we have to agree on everything but we at least have to be in constructive dialogue. >> lawrence: what do you miss most about your father? >> you know, i miss just being able to have -- i didn't have the opportunity as a 10-year-old kid to have the opportunity to actually talk to him as an adult. but i miss being able to hug

him, being able to spend time with him and obviously this is 57 years that he has been gone now. we used to ride bicycles together. it would be amazing just to understand what his thinking was today in relationship to our nation and world. >> lawrence: yeah, a powerful man. great legacy he has left behind and yesterday was his birthday. obviously on monday is martin luther king day. we can't forget about your mother as well and the impact she had. behind every strong man is a strong women. thanks so much for joining the program. we appreciate you. >> thank you. >> lawrence: all right. we've had a busy week and we're following the latest on the deal between israel and hamas. a lot of breaking news with that. we'll see you tomorrow. thank you for joining the program today. dana and bill take over our coverage from here. >> bill: good deal, thank you, lawrence. watching the movements from

overseas. you have this landmark hostage deal that's in limbo in