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>> breaking news just moments ago: a source confirming to fox news that president-elect trump and vice president-elect j.d. vance will be sworn in indoors at monday's inauguration. i believe this is only the second time this has happened. last time was 1985 with none other than ronald reagan. they're dangerously cold temperatures moving into the region. inauguration in 40 years. i'm kayleigh mcenany here is my cohost and look upon you. joining us lisa boothe, kayleigh mcghee white, and todd piro. this is "outnumbered." senior white house correspondent peter doocy is here from the

south lawn with a pretty big this hour. i see you in a jacket. about to get colder. >> it's cold here, but just know that when you see the white house position, we have a space heater. it is never too cold. however, way too cold for everybody that's going to be attending the inauguration. just off the phone with somebody who -- the president-elect. confirms that the swearing in and inaugural address will happen inside the u.s. capitol dome. president-elect trump is confirming untrue social that everything else will move into capital one arena. we know that -- donald trump speaking, the village people performing. there will be a viewing party.

that seats about 20,000 or fewer of the attendees. that is a much smaller crowd than they would be expecting on the entire national mall. we are not entirely sure what the plan is for overflow in the dangerous cold. president trump is saying on truth social that it's reported everyone will be safe, happy, and we will together make america great again. that happens, as the current president joe biden is giving us good breadcrumbs about the what it is he plans to write on his farewell note to donald trump, the one he will leave in the president desk drawer. >> i'm concerned about how fragile democracy is. that sounds corny, but i really am concerned, because you've heard me say it a hundred times: i think we are at an inflection point in history here. >> president biden revealed last night that he and trump have not

been speaking about the hostage deal, even though their teams have been protecting a united front in negotiations publicly. the biden legacy may wind up being that he was the guy sandwiched between trump returns. he is insisting he does not have any ill will. >> i'm proud of how much we have accomplished together for the american people. i wish the incoming administration success, because i want america to succeed. that's why i have upheld my duty to ensure a peaceful and orderly transition of power, to ensure we lead by the power of our example. >> nbc has a widely circulated title this afternoon that says "the west wing feels like a morgue right now." i spent time in the west wing today. i would say it's less like a morgue and more like the last day of school. there are a lot of people standing around, turning off ofe phones, unplugging their computers, and heading out at the end of the term. >> a tough time.

that space heater -- i remember it -- it's very warm. stay warm by the space heater. [laughter] >> we will be okay. >> on truth social, president trump has confirmed new details. january 20th "cannot come fast enough. everybody, even those that have initially --" it dropped from our prompter. "donald j. trump in the administration just wanted to happen. it's my obligation to protect the people of the country, but before we begin, we have to think of the inauguration itself. the weather forecast for d.c., the windchill factor could take records to temperature lows. he goes on to say "i have ordered the inaugural address in addition to pears and other speeches to be delivered, and the rotunda as was used by ronald reagan -- also because a very cold weather." he confirms what peter doocy just did, that "we will open capital one arena live monday for viewing of this historic

event and to host the presidential parade. i will join the crowd at capitol one after my swearing-in." that's on truth social, those are some of the details. emily, as we look at this -- this has happened twice from what i have researched: 1909 with howard taft, and 1985 with ronald reagan. what's interesting to me is the ronald reagan comparison. not only is the inauguration indoors, you have the hostage release right before trump comes in. you have the assassination attempt -- ronald reagan as well. trump is kind of a reaganesque president. >> and what this represents is you don't have to do something just because that's how it was always done. here is a president that to me hallmarks his decision-making in the same way, which is "let me assess the current situation. here are the factors. it's not tenable to be outside so we will move it inside." we see this often with other large events, and the reality is that the storied history of this and the solemnity and iconography we are all going to be watching, and how important

and crucial this event is -- all that remains the same. now, everyone will be more comfortable. we don't have to look at bernie sanders memes. [laughter] in new york we are expecting temperatures colder than two years passed. it's absolutely right to protect those americans that are going to see this historic and wonderful event. bravo for making a common sense decision that will in the long run protect americans. >> and the reagan inauguration, it was 7 degrees, the windchill was in the negative 20's. this temperature they say will be in the 20s, though not accounting for the wind. i remember many rallies. at battle creek, michigan, there was snow everywhere. it did not deter the trump crowd from waiting outside. this is an energized group. i think they will enjoy the moment regardless. >> without a doubt. they have been waiting for this moment for four years. every day, they have been pining for the return of donald j. trump, and now they

have it. i agree with emily. it's a metaphor for what we expect the next four years to be. we got a preview of it when you were in the administration during trump 1. just because d.c. has a tradition, and just because the ruling of lead classes -- common sense should always rule the day, not "hey, this is the way we -- in d.c. that's what donald trump will bring to the table." and i want to add one more thing that i thought was important in this truth social post. he makes a clear point to say this is also about the safety of those first responders that need to be out there for the entire day." there will be a lot of attention following the events of new orleans and the fact that this is such a major event. we need to make sure the first responders aren't protected, and this is one way of doing that. >> a great point. talking about doing things differently. the rally of the day -- it's

interesting. you don't have most presidents who do that. he confirms on tr truth social. it's happening 3:00 p.m. sunday, the doors open at 1:00 p.m. that has never deterred the campout crowd from camping out the night before. >> we know trump likes to go his own way. it's not just safety of the first responders. it's about his safety. this is a guy who has faced two attempted assassinations, one that went through his ear. he could have died if not for a slight turn of the head. this is also safer for him. also, someone who is planning on going, i have a little sigh of relief. [laughter] i live in florida now. have gone soft on the weather and i was worried about freezing to watch history be made. at least i don't have to worry about that. add this to the long list of parallels between ronald reagan and donald trump. one with jimmy carter and joe biden both being failed presidents, one-term president's failing on the economy, also inform foreign relations. the iran hostage crisis, 444 days, 52 americans held at the embassy in iran. they were released on the day

ronald reagan was inaugurated. now, we are seeing succ -- coat success with donald trump and the hostages that hamas has held. a new era will be ushered in for america, which we are excited about. speaker to the point of security, this makes it a little safe there. we note -- >> to the point of security, this mix it a little safer. there were some concerns, but the secret service says there is a no fail mission. list of assassination times, those not going -- nancy pelosi is not going -- >> when you look at people who are not going, nancy pelosi is not going. michelle obama not going. we don't know the exact rationale. when you think about their decision not to go, however, is a tone-deaf? is it one in which you missed the 77 million americans who show up and say "this is our guy?" >> it's important to remember that trump and melania didn't go to biden's inauguration. i don't think it's necessary for political leaders to go to the rivals inauguration. however, they can't use the weather as an excuse.

i'm also planning on being there. now i get to cancel my order for an electric heated vest. [laughter] >> that's a great idea. >> i was ready. i will say, i hope the trump transition team makes an effort to have as many people inside the rotunda for the swearing in as possible. i know a lot of people were looking forward to going to that. i am planning on bringing my dad. he was the first guy ever i heard of in 2016 who told me as soon as trump went down the escalator "donald trump is going to win back the white house." i know he's really looking forward to that moment as well. it's not just on trump's moment. it's the trump voters moment as well that they get to see this return to the white house, and they get to see this agenda implemented, finally. i think it's a hopeful day and at one everyone is looking forward to. >> without question. todd, when i think about it, the supporters are a robust group, an excited group i think they understand and they are going to show up regardless. it's a huge events. ready for this rain, shine,

wind, whatever it may be. >> it's important that donald trump issued this truth social post so soon after the news came out on our air and other networks. you want to control the narrative on this. you want donald trump to be saying "i'm doing this for you. i know it's not traditional, not what we expected, but trust me, this is the best course of action, because those people that have pined for this for so long are going to say -- "at the end of the day we may not get to watch this way we originally thought, but the moment he puts his hand on that bible, whether it's inside, outside on the moon or somewhere else, he's going to be the president "and that is what is important." >> it is on like donkey kong. [laughter] he will make the appearance at capital one arena. he will not fail to see his supporters. coming up, the supreme court upholds the tiktok band set to begin monday. president-elect trump's reaction, next. veteran homeowners. if you need cash, the last thing you want to do is spend cash just to see if you qualify for a home loan. yet, some lenders charge you hundreds of dollars in upfront fees just to apply.

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beco another big story breaking today: president-elect trump says the future of tiktok is now in his hands. saying "the supreme court decision was expected, and everyone must respect it. my decision on tiktok will be made in the not-too-distant future, but i must have time to review the situation," telling us "stayton." saying that the apps ties to china post significant security risk, outweighing concerns for free speech for tiktok and its 170 million u.s. users. there are a lot of lingering questions about how the ban would work in the practice because there is no precedent for the government blocking a major social media platform. joining us to make sense of it all, chief legal correspondent and acre of fox news sunday shannon bream. >> you know that the court is

deferential to the legislative branch and they think they've gotten this right -- let me read from the opinion. it is not signed by any author. it's a procuring opinion, meaning the court speaks with one voice. acknowledging 170 million americans who use this, saying "congress has determined that divestiture is necessary to support its well supported national security concerns regarding tiktok's data collection practices and relationship with a foreign adversary." much of the arguments are if it's a first amendment issue. people run their businesses and make political payments on this app. it does not seem like the justices bought that. hears something from justice gorsuch. he wrote i concur so he agrees with where they got to this. "speaking with and in favor of a foreign adversary is one thing, but allowing a foreign adversary to spy on americans is another." the justice department is out with a statement saying "the law stands. it will be up to the up

limitation in the weeks to come," which is where president-elect comes in. he has been all over the place on tiktok. it sound like he wants to save it now. there is a provision in the law which would let him do that, at least for 90 days, if there is significant progress on a divestiture deal. can he make the argument? we will see if he does. >> shannon, thank you. for those of us '80s kids who wore the "save harris" shirts, now it's tiktok influencers. thank you so much. todd, there's no first amendment issues because it is owned by a a national -- a united states company like mr. wonderful buys tiktok, and divests, to her points, the company itself. do you see that happening, and do you see this question repeating its pattern as other foreign nationals create apps that the kids all use? >> potentially. in order for there to be an

issue with those apps, there needs to be an issue with the approach that the supreme court took. let me just read one key line. "efficiently tailor the law congress enacted to address the governments interest in preventing a foreign adversary from collecting fast swallows of data." beside the first amendment concerns. at the end of the day, that's not at issue. it comes down to is this company stealing data? the government said potentially, that's why we will enact this law. at the end of the day they say they think the law is legal. with the supreme court decides is is a law legal. i know it's on simplified, but that's what the supreme court does. here's where the rub comes in. chinese law prohibits the selling of the algorithm of tiktok. now, we have an american law that the supreme court sided with that says "you need to sell." something has to give.

my guest tells me that even though the inauguration is now indoors, the ceo of tiktok will be there. he and trump are going to go over this at some point in the next 72-96 hours. >> here is my question, and i have the luxury of sitting here where my small business is dependent on tiktok to gain new users and i haven't grown up with it, feeling that my social value is tied to it because i don't have that with apps to begin with, but i don't understand why the dependency on a chinese app is taken as a given. white people, notwithstanding that -- fighting harder to produce a u.s.-made alternative to tell these kids "guess what? we are going to distract and redirect. here is the next carrots." the kids don't care. they will do what you tell them to do. for the businesses, provide an alternative so they don't miss a ccp app. >> i might be the only gen zer who is not on tiktok so i won't miss it when it's gone, and i think it's a goner at this point. instagram reels is another

situation. don't take away my instagram rails. but, i understand the concerns. a lot of kids are upset because they have made a living off of this. it's the new form of social currency. however, that in and of itself is a bit of a concern to me that you have become so dependent on a chinese communist party controlled app for your mental well-being. may become a wish to take a larger look at how social media is affecting our youth. todd is right. this ultimately was never a first amendment issue. you listen to the oral arguments about this case before the supreme court a few weeks ago. it is telling that every single justice on the bench, left and right, agreed that it was not a first amendment issue. no one is arguing you can or cannot say something on tiktok. the question has always been whether the chinese communist party has the right to collect the data of american citizens and use that for whoever knows what kind of purposes. >> and you contrast that with the fact that the ccp doesn't let our apps within china --

again we have this dependency. everyone is clamoring, oh, no, the horrors, but we are dealing with a nation that has at every opportunity to try to infiltrate and refused to let us -- i don't know why we are fighting so hard for this if it is not maintained totally within the united states borders, obviously under kevin o'leary's watch and the like. whilst do we care and they're letting this happen? >> it's hard to point fingers elsewhere when we are not abiding by the values of democracy and free speech at home. we have become bankrupt as a nation when we talk about issues like democracy under the biden administration. you have heard interviews -- mark zuckerberg which are doll mike kafka with joe rogan talking about how the biden administration asked them to censor memes. said facebook censorship was right out of 1984. just wonder if this is a game of whack a mole. you look at this app.

the chinese name translates to little red book. mao zedong's speeches" spread throughout during the cultural revolution, which led to the deaths of tens of millions of chinese. it is hard to point the finger elsewhere when our own house is a mess and will people just turn elsewhere? >> i read this 27 page opinion before we came to air. it's interesting. the supreme court bounced interest. on one hand, they talked about the american people, their dependence on it, and the national security concerns of government. interesting. they -- this justice from 80 years ago who said "we have to be careful when we create legal rules for new problems goes with. at the time he was talking but the airplane and radio. he said "we have to take care not to embarrass the future." tiktok is part of the future. the supreme court said there are 170 million americans who use this app. that's half the country. that is one interest. that end, when you look at chinese law requiring them to

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was on capitol hill today taking questions from senators. if confirmed, they will play key role in tackling a slew of crises, including an overflowing border, terrorism, and natural disasters. that's before we get to the secret service and the failures at butler. i want to show you a piece of this. in my mind, this has probably been the worst cabinet pick in modern history, and it seems like josh hawley agrees. >> the department of homeland security is not particularly -- that you already what i hope -- the distinction of succeeding the worst secretary in the history of the department of homeland security. alejandro mayorkas has been a disgrace to that department. and frankly, to this country. i'm delighted to see you willing to step up and serve. let me just ask you, is the southern border secure as we

find it today? >> senator, the southern border is not secure today, but in three days, we will have a new president: present donald j. trump. he will secure our border. >> so my arcus was a failure. let's pull up the vote count my that they got. six were republicans voted for them. let's pull up the names of th those. you will see susan collins. you can see the list. if you voted for that guy who led to the lawless southern border, i don't think you have an excuse to not vote for a single trump cabinet picked. >> and if they don't it is whose side are you on? noem said during her testimony that we are not a nation if we don't uphold our boaters. we are not done that undersecretary mayorkas. even said that illegal crossing is not grounds for deportation. some of the numbers where we have almost 10 million illegal aliens who have -- the border. 44% of illegal aliens have been departed. only one person are monitored

and detained in the united states, failure after failure. what has been the result of that? we have seen a record number of terrorists come into the country. we've had hundreds of thousands of criminals. we have seen gang activity like tren the aragua. what you have one big job to do, the department of defense, defend your nation which has not been on the last four years. big task ahead of you, but you've got to do it. >> kayleigh, as i was looking at the of the tone was simple, substantive. there were no antics from democrats. this person was probably the most animated. her questions almost conciliatory, almost in a way that democrats understood "we lost on this issue." >> they absolutely lost on the issue. i agree that trumps nominees deserve a great deal of deference and the benefit of the doubt, because he believes they are the right people for the j job. noem would have faced additional grilling from republicans. she is inheriting a very important task. she's going to be the face of

trump's immigration agenda, which as we know from recent fox news poll and, as the number one issue the american people want trump to deliver on. she's going to face some tough questions, especially when it comes to massive deportations. there have been things in her record, as south dakota's governor, where she has flopped on issues. she ended up vetoing -- that would've prevented men from pulling in women sport. she never gave a good ex-clinician as to why. if i were on that panel and if i were a republican, i would have asked her "you flopped on this issue. how can the american voters be sure you are going to stand tall and defend the president's unpopular immigration agenda to the media -- which will grill you relentlessly about it. >> i like when people -- personal space on politics pick it's not just things we talk about. people are affected. josh hawley did just that. listen to this. >> in my state, with the death of people like travis wolf and officer david lee, who was

assaulted and killed in st. louis. and officers in kansas city who have been assaulted by illegal migrants, and others who have been carjacked and stabbed. would you agree with me that migrant crime sure as heck is an actual concern? and that you intend to do something about it? >> yes, senator, absolutely, and i am so sorry about travis and my prayers go out to his family. >> behind him was a picture of travis, who lost his life to illegal immigrant crime that some democrats deny exists. >> i appreciated her empathetic response in that moment as i watched it live. some argue that given the abject failure that "any warm body will be such an improvement." but that is why it is crucial that the governor skyro skyrock. is not only her job tightening the borders but it's about cleaning house, as we now have credible intelligence that there might be surface-to-air missiles that -- there is a lot going on in this country that is

frightening. but i know that i have faith in her as well as the rest of the cabinet to get it done, but it will be a 24-hour a day job. >> as this was happening simultaneously, the lincoln riley act was under consideration and the senate. democrats voted alongside republicans to break the filibuster. we can pull up their names. that is as ten austin kutz came over and voted for the lincoln riley app. >> and fundamentally, this position is about safety. the american people want safety. it's clear that you have to put them in at this point. nobody can be as bad as them. >> e voted for mayorkas, you've got to get on board with noem. >> very low bar. >> more "outnumbered" in a moment.

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>> president-elect trump has a plan to save hollywood. he disappointed 3 -- he just appointed three big-name stars to be convoys to -- writing honest truth social "it's my honor to announce jon voight, mel gibson, and sylvester stallone to be special ambassadors to a great but very troubled place: hollywood, california. they will serve a special envoys to me for the purpose of bringing hollywood, which has lost much business over the last four years to foreign countries, back bigger, better, and stronger than ever before. these three very talented people will be my eyes and ears, and i will get done what they suggest. it will again be like the united states of america itself: the golden age of hollywood." lisa, a lot of this would be accomplished by a not capitulating to the ccp's demands in terms of marketing.

we all saw with "top gun 2", and the taiwan patch for maverick's coat. also tailoring films to the chinese audience. what do you think? >> hollywood is probably the country's biggest propaganda reinforcer, so i think this move is crucial. i'm going to give some credit to my friend jesse kelly who was a radio host. he has the sky is green theory. the theory goes as such: you have a politician come out and say "i know we have been saying the sky is blue, but it's green if you look up." then you have the government pushing out research and science. the cdc issues guidelines. scientists going on tv and saying "i have 1900 phds, the sky is green." and holly with the sky is green and the backdrop of movies and sets. athletes say "this guy is green, buy my favorite nikes" speak you have to say it to get their grade school and by the end, half the country believes the sky is green. that's how the propaganda machine works. that summarizes that's

distinctly. hollywood is the biggest reinforcer of that. it is smart of president trump to recognize this issue and send some of those reinforcements to try to push for change. >> kayleigh come as does this mean christian conservative actors will no longer be canceled and those movies will shine bright too? >> if i was a leftist and hollywood, the first thing i would do -- many in hollywood tends to be leftist -- i would bring in sylvester stallone, mel gibson. i would bringing these people and say "what are we doing wrong?" we look at the money disney lost in the wake of some of their woke decision-making. you look at bud light. you look at sound of freedom, to your point, which beat indiana jones. you look at top gun, which despite the faux pas you mentioned, did extraordinarily well. the movie is doing well are the ones represented by the ideology of the folks on your screen. bring them to hollywood. don't laugh and do the same thing that fails. >> does this represent a geographical change as hollywood, which has to succumbed to california law --

vegas, mark wahlberg's example, might represent what a lot of studios -- the cities encourage actual business and noncancellation culture. >> possibly send them to vegas, texas. there is something completely different going on here: military recruitment. hear me out. hollywood has often been the vehicle by which the u.s. government does its recruiting. look at the individuals trump picked: stallone, rambo, vietnam veteran. mel gibson, the patriot. these movies inspire pride in one's country and make you want to fight for everything that is american. recall that when the first top gun came out, it was so popular among young men and women that they had recruiting booths in theaters so moviegoers could sign up for the military. this goes hand-in-hand with pete hegseth's goal of raising military recruitment. i think for something else in play. by virtue of the individuals he picked. he did not pick vince vaughn, my favorite actor.

vince vaughn is our ghibli conservative. he's out there. he's funny, but he is not a military -- he picked rambo and the patriot. that tells you something. >> i was -- big vince vaughn died. >> i was one of the people that wanted to become a fighter pilot off to top gun. >> totally, emily. 100%. >> that's what pete hegseth said on the sean ryan podcast. "get the got that made maverick to make the u.s. recruiting videos." >> i interpreted this as a troll from trump, treat hollywood like a foreign adversary that needs government intervention. the point is true. hollywood has become out of touch and displaced from the rest of the american public that it kind of does need a little bit of an intervention. i love mel gibson's response. i don't know if you got a chance to see it, but he said he learned about this appointment from social media when trump -- [laughter] and his house to just burn down in the los angeles wildfire. he ended it with a joke about

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>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a deal has been reached, but when will the hostages start to be returned? we will have an update. plus, president-elect trump finalizing his team with south dakota governor kristi noem with -- from one security. how will she help border security? international concerns on the rise from a landmark supreme court ruling on tiktok. ongoing hostilities in the middle east. president trump's approach on foreign policy, will it reshape america's role? we'll be her top of the hour, "america reports." ♪ ♪

>> well, a group of progressive staffers on capitol hill are pushing their boxes for a 32 hour workweek without reducing their pay. the congressional progressive stat association wrote a letter on thursday to house and senate leaders asking the members of congress adopt a shorter work schedule. according to the letter, congressional staffers based in d.c. would reduce their hours when members are in the home districts, but would work a standard 40 hour workweek when congress is in session. however, staffers and the district offices would follow a lighter schedule when members are in d.c. the staffers claim that working fewer hours would reduce burnout, improve worker satisfaction, all while maintaining or increasing the level of productivity. i call this utter crap. [laughter] >> is that official? >> that's my legal term. a 40-hour work week is too much? that's awesome vacation.

get it together, kids. welcome to the real world. >> i love this story. november 5th, the nation gave congress a message "you need to get to work for the iraqi people, and you need to start wasting our money." the progressive staffer heard that and said "we need to work less for the same pay." here is what is really concerning about this. it goes beyond just their little world. they want this. these staffers explicitly say they want this to be something that nation takes on. they want us to spread throughout the country. basically, they want everybody to have a 32 hour workweek. while donald trump wants to make america great again, these progressive staffers want to make america -- and that's not good. >> are we french chemically or not. >> we are not. what's funny is when the progressive staffers get by their progressive idols. what i mean by that is elizabeth warren, a progressive, came out and said that the 32 32 hour work week is a idea.

the 2020 pollster -- said it's very tone-deaf. when the progressives are saying it's tone-deaf, i would wake up and listen. >> do we want them to work? why do we want them to work? [laughter] don't work, progressives. don't do your job. that's better for us. i think democrats are just lazy, because as a former republican staffer, i would never even imagined -- i worked on campaign cycles where i had to carry a laptop on me. i would go on dates and would have to be able to respond within two seconds. i think democrats are lazy. one side note when peter doocy was talking about the letter -- the president leaves for the incoming president. it should just say "i'm sorry" to donald trump. that's with the letter should say. >> when you are an intern, you actually work, and circulating a letter for your union pay? that's not going to win make you any favors. it's not going to win you a permanent position. we are still paying everyone there. >> i will say as a gen zer, this smells of gen z laziness. i think there is a sense of entitlement that is unique to the left, and that apparently

these progressive hill staffers have forgotten that they are technically employees of the megan people, and of the constituents bosses represents. that's not just a normal job. that's a privilege that you get to serve those people, and yet here you are demanding to work less than many of the people your bosses represent. it's completely out of touch and just shows that really, these people should not be working in government. >> as an ambassador to the young ones, why is it that they confuse any type of work with discomfort, was something unbearable? there is zero amount of pressure they can take before saying "we need a break," and it's scary to me, because real life brings real pressure, and i'm not sure how they are going to perform when real life had some. >> that is an hour long discussion. [laughter] i think it's a sense of entitlement where they feel they are owned certain things that their parents and grandparents had, but then there's also the sense that yes, this economy is difficult for young people to

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