charlie: it's the 8:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this, two days till trump makes white house return, and the inauguration festivities kick off today after severe winter weather pushes monday's ceremonies inside. rachel: and putting politics aside. new york city mayor eric adams meeting with president elect trump. what they discussed as democrat leader faces federal charges. plus, trump's plan to make hollywood great again. he revealed a-listers he picked

to get the job done in my pop culture roundup. third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ i feel it in the air and i'm here with charlie hurt and joey jones. they're up in new york, but i can tell you guys i can feel it in the air. there's so much energy in the air in washington -- c, and it doesn't matter that the weather is cold and some events have been cancelled or rejiggered around because the energy is inevitable. charlie: i'm worried about your pop culture roundup from dc. there's no room to swing around. system of articulation rachel: there's a plain wall behind me

and mary catherine alpharetta hs and it'll be a fun segment and nonetheless before we get back to the studio. before we get going on this and talking about will and going for them and congratulate you my noodle rod new cohost on the show and you're already feeling them and i love you were picked and we're going to have a blast. charlie: i can't tell you how much i'm looking forward to it, and you're a huge reason for why i'm looking garmin to it so thank you, rachel. rachel: thank you so much. all right, joey, you got news for us. >> yeah, i do. let me say it's an honor to keep filling in and sitting here. i feel like i filled in for pete a lot more than will so will leaving was a bigger thing for me. all though i love pete to death, but i love being with charlie. we've been blowing duck calls and might get you to blow one later, rachel. we're talking duck hunting and we're having fun still. rachel: you've turned the studio

into a man cave since i've been gone. joey: yeah, it's cool, cold in here, we're having fun, we have duck calls but need you back. rachel: fast food coming in for breakfast. joey: if i recorder, it'll get here but if you do, it might not make it. rachel: enjoy the egg bites and healthy stuff coming back when i get over there. joey: getting to news. president elect trump gearing up for pre-inauguration events tonight and swearing in ceremony moved indoors for the first time in decades. charlie: david spunt live outside of the capitol with details of trump's inauguration. david. reporter: well, i think a lot of people will be happy this might be inside because it's going to be so cold on monday. the weather is terrible outoutside right now in washington. while things are changing still, secret service and other agencies are preparing for large crowds. going to video of the fences being set up.

these are anti-climb fences and they've been set up since earlier this week, about five days now they've been up and anti-climb faces made of several layers and around before and long after the inauguration back in 2021 because of the attack on l the capitol. however, they should be down at some point next week and signs seen all over the national mall to warn people to keep out. the fbidc and park police on hand and we joined them at training facility in urban, maryland, earlier this week as they prepared to move the motorcade from capitol to white house and plans are changing and one of the men in the vest and one of the agents wearing a sign that says potus role-playing as president of the united states. they have to make sure that everything is completely prepared. you actually see the beast, which is the presidential

motorcade and limousine to make sure everything is there. as far as how the rest of the situation will go over the next few days, a secret service spokesman tells me things are constantly changing because of the weather, but the priority obviously to keep people safe. but still, they don't expect to see near the crowds they would have seen had this been outside. guys. rachel: all right, thank you for that report. there's been rumors about possibly, you know, on the internet. there's been rumors maybe it wasn't the weather and maybe it's a security, and they're blaming it on the weather. what can you tell us to clear that up because there's definitely a lot of speculation out there. reporter: yeah, i spoke to someone with the secret service yesterday and asked the very question and said listen, security is always a concern, but this truly is a weather-related change. that's why this is being done.

president elect said it's being done, you know, to obviously make sure people are safe, you can't have people outside, especially the elderly in 15 degree windchill possibly even less with the windchill. and security is always a concern sos security source i spoke to is not going to say it's not a concern, but that's not the primary reason for moving things inside. it is the weather. rachel: all right, david, great report. thank you for talking on this issue. a lot of people are talking about it. joey: i was talking to a friend this morning and our colleagues support the secret service in that type of seventh that's the scuttle. that's all i know. haven't seen anything to substantiate it but it's an outdoor event for a president that's been attempted to be assassinated twice. i would understand if it were a cause of security to be honest with you. rachel: yeah. charlie: obviously one of the

biggest problems of security is the parade between the capitol and the white house. earlier we spoke so jenna who was the director of emergency department and hospital in butler, pa, where just six months ago it's kind of amazing to me that is six months ago it was like years ago that president trump was assassinated attempt and saved lives in butler. here's what she had to say about the parade. >> we were both at the rally site on july 13th. we prepared for the day and planned as appropriately as possible and no one planned for what occurred on that day. so we saw multiple patients throughout the day of heat-related emergencies, over 250 to be exact so i think that

really caught us by surprise. i think butler has always been the small town, tight knit close community and the events of that day have brought us closer together. >> certainly we're all humbled to be there and that's our biggest -- that's just the biggest thing here and going for the opportunity to honor cory's life and the fact that he gave all that day. joey: it's amazing these first responders get to be in the parade and honored and celebrating that and all that's happened when the assassination attempt happened, i don't to want assign blame but like the secret service was outright blaming the local pd and local support they got from and they quickly turned on that, but to go from being blamed for this and being celebrated for the work they did, that's great. that's what you expect from a president that supports law and order in the police officers and first responders.

rachel: it was the local police, the local emergency responders who people said they actually did what they were supposed to. the things that went wrong happened at the secret service level. so i'm glad that people got to see who was doing the right stuff and they're being honored in that way. the question, of course, is will there be a parade because of this weather condition that's so extreme. charlie: one of the things they spoke about is how proud they were to be honoring c cory p paritori who was the fire fighter that lost his life that

day. joey: 120 million americans with freezing temperatures in the snow. turning to rick reichmuth with more. reporter: the illnesses that day in that event. >> all the cold coming in and could be really dangerous and take a look at that and talking about the cold that's coming in across parts of the country and happening in the next couple days and hearing the term polar vortex a lot and cold air normally bottled up across the arctic where it should be and jet stream keeping it in place. sometimes that jet stream gets its dip and allowed that cold air to spill down across the lower 48 and happening here over the next couple days and watch how this plays out and temperatures feeling like temperatures that we'll be dealing with minus 18 in chicago and minus 4 in new york and down in the south and 15 in atlanta

and 19 in dallas and places that don't normally get that kind of cold. we have a first storm that's going to reach snow tomorrow and snow on the browned, by the way ndc as well and behind it cold air celts in and not going to melt it at all and it's going to cause big problems and a secondary storm with the cold by the way, monday into wednesday and'sing in the democrats way down across the gulf coast and snow in the deep south and big problems and massive cold air, dangerous cold air coming this week. guys. rachel: wow. rick, thank you for that report and again, confirming there really is a weather issue goes on in washington dc. it is going to be so cold. now, we're going to move here to a fox news alert, president trump of course taking office in just two days. his agenda is already in motion. joey: yeah, large scale deportations set to begin tuesday in chicago. charlie: nate foy is live in west palm beach with the details.

nate. reporter: hey, guys, good morning. two days from beginning his second term, president elect donald trump and his administration are getting ready to follow through on that promise that they made during the campaign of immigration raids and according to a report from t "the wall street journal" those raids will begin on tuesday in chicago with between 100-200 ice officers arrested illegal migrants throughout the city, throughout the entire week, but the incoming border czar tom homan told fox news last night, it's snout just exclusive to shipment listen to this. >> there's going to be big raids across the country. not just chicago, it's one of many places we got 24 offices across the country and on tuesday, ice is going to finally go out and do their job. we're going to take the handcuffs off ice and let them arrest criminal aliens. that's what's going to happen. we're telling ice you enforce immigration without apology and worst public safety threats and

no one is off the table. reporter: sanctuary cities of course are not expected to play along in the chicago police department telling fox news and telling the chicago police department going for the city of chicago municipal code and welcoming ordnance and cpd not documenting immigration status and not sharing with authorities and federal government agencies doing their duties and south dakota governor kristi noem testified at her senate confirmation hearing yesterday and pledged to work with trump on re-instating the remain in mexico policy and shutting down the cbp-1 app and ahead of the inauguration, president elect posted on truth social late last night "coming up the most weekend plus in american history. enjoy djt". trump is also promising a decision soon on tiktok after

the supreme court ruling upheld the ban of the popular social media app. trump talked on the phone yesterday with chinese president xi jinping about tiktok about some other topics and specifically regarding tiktok and president elect said to expect a decision in the not too distant future. back to you. rachel: thank you, nate. great report. god, charlie. charlie: one thing coming up for kristi noem's senate hearing yesterday is all the things that she intends to do right away and so many of them are simply to re-instate the policies of the previous trump administration that will unilaterally shredded the day that joe biden came into office and it's a lot of things and light switch back to sanity from pure insanity. rachel: we talked about the mandate president trump had and

how bipartisan is the american people really wanting these deportations to happen. but i think the good will is going to come from absolutely emphasizing these early deportations are going to be criminals first. we're going to get out tren de aragua, ms13, anyone with convictions. we had earlier on the show senator bernie moreno, who i think will be a super star in the senate. i predict that and he's been phenomenal in that hearing with kristi noem, and he pointed out that alejandro mayorkas let in 12,000 murders, 16,000 rapists, 600,000 people with prior criminal convictions and start with that and let the american people know that you got those people out of the country and you'll build a lot of good will, joey. joey: i think the reason why chicago is so important and the reason why eyes are on this is what will chicago do? when we talk about criminals getting out first, the way we're able at federal level to find those guys and criminals is

because local law enforcement picked them up on domestic violence, dui, any number of municipal charges and they're criminals coming and doing batted things here and if those law enforcement officers aren't allowed to put them in jail and according to this law in chicago ant allowed to communicate with ice, it makes it so muchheartedder for the federal government to get their hands on it orono where the people are. to think there's murders, sitting in jail in chicago and the federal government can't get their hands on those people to get them out of the country or whatever needs to be the next step because they want to be a sanctuary city, i think the bigger news here beyond the deportations is this is the first big sanctuary city that the knew trump administration is going to go up against and how do they handle it? rachel: charlie, how important is it that for that good will, and this period of time in the very beginning that he does this

quickly while there's a lot of good will? charlie: you're exactly right and the most important thing about your point on this is that of course the media, you know, earlier you were talking about how the democrats are going to look for the sob stories and of course the media is going touchdown pass look for the sock stories and trying to paint payment in some other life and the other thing i think that's so smart about starting with chicago. we've seen the communities where there's chicago residents that are lifelong democrat voters and they're putting their foot down saying this is enough. we can't do it anymore and we're spending all of our tax dollars on illegal immigration in the city and not on basic services for those of us who live here. it's a powerful message.

rachel: we feel neglected, ignored and replaced. we're keen on helping and not doing well ourselves. absolutely it'll be interesting to see what happens in the early dais. charlie: it's a new day and there's a new? town. rachel: sure s. turning to headlines. starting with a fox news alert, smoke rising it morning overlooking gaza as israeli military says it's getting ready to implement the country's cease-fire agreement with hamas starting early tomorrow. according to the deal, hamas is expected to release 33 hostages in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. first days of the deal is expected to last 42 days. fbi director christopher wray warning our nation's adversaries are "more emboldened, better resources and savvier technology and more relentless new fox news

opportunistic ed calling for stronger resources to ensure the fbi can be there and agents are up for the task. interim director stepping down tomorrow. confirmation hearing date not set for trump's fbi director nominee kash patel. new york city mayor eric adams meeting with president elect trump yesterday at trump international golf club in florida and embattled mayor said they did not discuss the federal case and corruption charges and the mayor saying in a at the same time "those that suggest the mayor and largest city of the nation shouldn't meet with the incoming president discus the city's priorities and inaccurate speculation or because we're from different parties clearly care more about politics than people. true. a isn't it true turnover margined i did answers a

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joey: tomorrow hamas is expected to release the first of -- first three of 33 hostages. it will free over the spac of six weeks and u.s.' lead negotiator say trump's lead envoy steve witkoff was crucial in getting it done. >> we developed a close partnership and friendship, at the time to close the deal, i was grateful that steve came out to doha in the last few days and speaking out on behalf of trump and i'm speaking on behalf of president biden is getting this deal done. joey: we're joined by victoria coats. president biden getting questioned on this and he literally scoffed tat and goes to show this isn't happening right now instead of six months ago by accident.

>> this is happening after president trump was re-e lekked showed moral clarity on the hostage issue. actually demanded the return of the hostages in early december. i was actually in jerusalem when that happened, and it was like a breath of fresh air. the hostage families were so relieve that had finally there was -- relieved that there was american leadership that put the blame squarely where it is and hamas treating them horrifically for 15 months and this is entirely due to president trump's intervention. joey: i was reading something that the headline of palestinian authorities is prepared and ready to take responsibility of gaza and from what i understand, this is a group that was essentially pushed out by hamas in the early 2000s so i guess my question is, is there a situation where this palestinian authority is more friendly to

israel, a better actor and another name for the same bad people? >> might characterize it as less hot tile than hamas and that's not saying much. the palestinian authority has been in control of the west bank now, i believe, the president is going on the 21st year of first four year term not having elections. just kind of ruling over west bank. you're absolutely correct, when the palestinians in gaza given the opportunity to vote in 2006, they voted for hamas and polling shows they'd do the same again. i don't know what the solution is, the political solution for gaza and that's something for israel to work out and dealing with the arab allies in the region and it certainly is not the palestinian authority. joey: we all hope and pray for peace and israel has to secure their own country and it's when hamas wants to destroy and kill

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this is an interesting topic and governor wanting to ban tiktok and young gen zers going for the app to give the you know what finger to the government. what's your take on this? >> i've got a new answered take and downloading red note is not an endorsement of china or communism and it's a rebellion against ironically ccp-style social control in the country via the tiktok ban. china bans international version of tiktok, but at least china is honest about why they do it and our country lies to us saying ted cruz about security and provety and that's not true. the american government can't control tiktok in the way it does american social media companies. american social media companies are full of former u.s. intelligence officials, mark zuckerberg admit that had meta actually had a private portal for the biden administration and left wing ngos to come in and sensor and direct the censorship

of american citizens. we know that it is not about our safety or privacy. in fact, meta actually was selling american user data to china and doing what tick tock was doing and the government was doing and the government cared about the privacy and security, the government would put restrictions on selling american user data. they would do something about the military aid to chinese males that are coming over the open boarder and chinese that are buying american farmlands and american cell towers and not doing any of that. instead they're banging up for social control and gen z knows and giving a middle finger to governor with a bed in the constitution. joey: real quick on this because i'm the on train on the panel today, i -- contrarean on the panel and i understand free speech and censorship and look at data and tiktok was pushing kamala harris 90% to 10% of donald trump. if there's school shooting or

anything that's e visive in this country, tiktok leans left on it all. maybe it's because of the age of the user, but how is have ago chinese-owned social media company any less us being programmed than if the u.s. is telling facebook what to say? >> well, i would push back on the fact that china is super favorable to democrats and tiktok is not the app that banned president trump and he was mass censored in 2021 on all apps including pinterrest of all plplaces and not censoring apps that have narratives dis-favorable to the government and americans shouldn't be in the business of doing that and un-american to do that and it's going to be i'm okay with parents saying i don't want them on tiktok or pro parental bans and not tic tock bans.

charlie: tape of tiktokers moving to red nicole note. there's a joke about that. ♪ >> tiktok's going away and with it, us, so i just want to say thank you. thank you for making me feel like my life mattered. even if it was just data to you. rachel: controlling, it's epic. >> it is seizure s satire but e

and the primary goal in the agency is to control american's cognitive infrastructure, meaning our minds. entire american security apparatus is concerned with controlling american minds and that's 1984 and it's not american. >> thank you, evita. rachel: meanwhile, wild fires burning across california and covering 60 square miles and message of hope amid the message of hope amid the devastation. that's next.

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charlie: we're back with a fox wild fire alert and crews making containment progress in southern california wild fires. but the return of strong santa ana winds could present new challenges as residents try to pick up the pieces. madison alworth is live in hard hit altadena. madison. reporter: charlie, containment continues to improve with those winds easing, but the cause of these fires, it's still being

investigated. first respond ibrams and fire fighters are working hard to get the blaze under control because the santa ana winds are expected to return next week and the clock is ticking. the palisades fire is the largest wild fire at this point at 39% containment. some evacuation orders have been lifted so residents can get back to they're home for the first time since january 7. thousands of structures destroyed including the one behind me. this is fox's. amazingly the sign survived but take a look at it in the daylight, nothing else made it. completely destroyed. this is a family-run restaurant that's been in the community for decades. it was originally built as a house in the 40s so the owner said even if they get the money

from insurance, they're not sure that they'll be allowed to rebuild. >> that's the question of the hour for everybody, for every business, for every home. it's just the regulations now are so different and permitting and everything that had been grabbed fathered in wouldn't -- and wouldn't even fly. that restaurant could never be built as s. i mean never. reporter: they're trying to help fire victims rebuild and some building codes stay in place and means a place like foxes might not exist again. monique has not been able to come back and look at the restaurant with her own eyes because we're under evacuation order here and first responders and media allowed inside and it

was really emotion mall to see what's left of her beloved restaurant and there's a lot of stuff to work through and being on the ground here in altadena and people are excited to get back and rebuild what that looks like. charlie. charlie: thank you, madison. our next guest from brentwood, california, when is dangerously close to palisades fire. she's urging her hard hit community leaning into the faith and strategic adviser to faith and media coalition and host of your healthy dose podcast kim douglas joins us now with her message of hope. kim, before we get to message of hope. i'm always, you know, we've seen these images on tv and it's heart wretching but i don't think people have a complete perspective of just how devastating it is. a minute ago you were talking about how many of your friends woke up to not having a toothbrush. >> ran out of the house, no

birth certificate or passport or even a toothbrush. my friend jake seinfeld and wife tracy, it's just ashes. their car, everything just 82 friends or askein tanses of mine dis--- acquaintances of mine displaced or lost their home. charlie: it's so life altering and everything you know about life vanishes, or physically vanishes and where do you pick up the piece s? >> such an important question. i've been thinking about it a lot and in prayer and it's like so important to have faith in the fire. what i find is in los angeles, charlie, we tend to figuratively speak and going every way we stay in our own lane and 405 to 170 and going for neighbors and no one really gets around each

other and drop album and what i found is staying in their own lane and going to come forward now and no one cares about your next movie. nobody cares about the album right now and it's your neighbors ending up in the others in the form of a toothbrush or where to sleep tomorrow and so important important when god strips everything away we need to look to the faith and in the striptures, it says that god will take the tiers and put them in a bottle and seal it and give us hope. in the city of angels right now, i really do feel that churches like vintage church or operation blessing that's in the parking lot of bellaire church, and dream center, they're just, the people that are coming forward now and they're the stars of california. charlie: when you think about how this is not a short term problem. this is a problem going on for a

long time. >> the infrastructure is years before it comes back. charlie: and it is a commandment to have hope. you can't keep that up without hope. thank you for joining us and god bless you and thank you for your work. >> thank you. charlie: trump's plan to make hollywood great again. we reveal the a-listers he picked to get that job done in rachel's pop culture roundup. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back.

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ricker all right, it's time for another pop culture roundoff starting off with the view cohost alyssa farrah griffin and might have to wear a maga hat after making this promise last month. >> if he get the israeli hostages out and i prosperity to wear a maga hat one day on the show and say thank you for doing it. you have to cheer for win when is it happens and call out relent restoly the wrong doing. relentlessly the wrong doing. rachel: my friend mary catherine ham, you're the perfect person to have on today. what do you make of this? >> i think sense of aloha look great in red. we can already see it.

a bet is a bet as any dude or lady that last their fantasy football league knows and being mercilessly fortured by friends and make good ons prosperities and no wiggle room and goinge d. >> rachel: it is kind of extra, delicious. a trump spokesperson that turned on him and admit that he not just won but won big time but he's actually binging hostages home and ending this terrible war in gaza between gaza and israel. >> yeah, and principle is correct, applaud what works and criticize what doesn't. that's a very good position. let's keep to it. rachel: see if she actually does it. next, civil vester stallone sush silvester stallone, mel gibson

and will serve as special envoys to me for the purpose of bringing hollywood, which has lost much business over the last four years, to foreign countries. he'll bring it back bigger and better and stronger than ever before. mary katherine, this is an issue thornhill tore that came to my attention from a producer and everything other than the editing is going overseas and the foreign countries figuring out the censoring, the editing will go there and i had no idea it was happening and important to turn it around; right? >> certainly important economically. i love the idea also that trump sort of treating hollywood like a foreign country that needs an ambassador and they're icons that will go out and have that conversation. i think the left will wine saying they're trying to co-op the art and it's been coopted for political purposeses over and over and over again to their disadvantage and not serving customers anymore and trump thinks about it as business ask cultural dominance is largely in

part -- largely because of hollywood and good to have that in the world and jobs here. rachel: absolutely. america first hollywood quintessentially american and all the jobs should be here a thousand%. they'll welcome the change. another thing that's interesting from california among we've been talking about the fires, mary katherine, who knew, hunter biden's art work all burned up in that flames, millions of dollars, they say, destroyed in la in the la fire. millions of dollars of his art work. here's what greg gutfeld said about it. >> meanwhile nearly 200 pancakes by hunter biden have been destroyed in the la fires. even people who lost their homes now say it was worth it. [ laughter ] rachel: got to love that. >> yeah, this was very tricky because if they're ensured, they're only value was in getting influence to joe biden

who was president. once trump won, the value is government i don't know how insurance payout works on that. they're worthless at this point. i hope we live in a world where people get insurance payouts and help to build their houses before hunter biden gets payout on his paintings. please do that. rachel: he'll get the first payout. i don't know how but he l. pete hegseth gave me for my birthday a print so i guess maybe it's something of value now. >> you know, you can look into that. it's a relic at this point. rachel: yeah, sure s. love having you on, mary katherine, you've gets the win to come back. if you want more of her, she's on the big weekend show tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern. be sure to catch her, katie, griff, and ben domenech all tonight. more "fox & friends" up ahead.

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