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[national anthem] ♪ >> and, ladies and gentlemen, live from washington, d.c., it's a special sunday petition of "fox & friends" -- edition of "fox & friends." don't adjust your set. normally, we start tomorrow -- brian: in a different city. steve: and usually we're in front of a big screen that shows you something. that's the real u.s. capitol -- ainsley: beautiful. steve: there's the supreme court through that window, and the window is open, and it's kind of freezing right here. [laughter] and you know it's going to be cold, because that's why they canceled the outdoor activities, so suddenly you've got 250,000 people who are looking for something the do.

the winter storm is supposed to start in one hour, and we're going to wind up with 1-3 inches of snow -- brian: i'll tell you what, the redskins fans -- excuse me, commanders fans, are walking on air. it doesn't matter. this city is abuzz. it is atwitter. it is in a tizzy. steve: we come to washington for the inauguration, and you're talking football? >> yeah. brian: that's all anybody was talking about in washington last night. they beat the lions, crushed the lions on the road. ainsley: that's great. brian: in fact, let's go to the highlights. lawrence: we had the opportunity to see folks out on the streets. there's so much energy -- ainsley: there is. lawrence: there's this spirit of vindication for the people. they've been demonized for years, but there's also this sense of unity, that we're finally going to have the opportunity to get back on track. ainsley: yesterday we were in palm beach and flying out, and we saw air force one, the smaller air force one -- brian: not trump --

ainsley: so trump sent half of his family on his plane, and then trump and melania and barron and ivanka, i know, were on air force one. brian: is cool. ainsley: there was a crud on the highway waiting for him to take off. the streets were shut down, so we knew we might be late for the plane because, yeah, he's about to take off. steve: we have so much the talk about over the next -- so we're going to be down here in washington, d.c. today, monday and tuesday. and we kick things off with this. ainsley: it's the eve of president-elect donald trump's historic inauguration. after the festivities kicked off yesterday during brian's show -- [laughter] he and the incoming first lady taking in a spectacular fireworks show. it was fairly long. there were about four or five songs that the singer was able to -- brian: they came up from the bottom. that was awesome. ainsley: beautiful. this was -- they wrapped up a small, little party at his golf club in virginia, sterling,

virginia, about 30 minutes away from -- brian: is there any place he doesn't have a golf club? here's what he's got on his docket. the president-elect will have breakfast with gop senators this morning before visiting arlington national cemetery for the changing of the guard. that's a gig that tom cotton used to have, and he'll have a wreath-laying ceremony too. steve: then president-elect trump will head downtown to our area. he's going to wind up at capital one arena not far from where we are right now where he's set the speak at a maga victory rally which is which is expected to have thousands of supporters there with a large set list of high profile speakers and performers. lawrence: and as griff jenkins tells us, some people are already braving the cold to line up. [laughter] good morning, griff. >> reporter: good morning, guys, and there are hundreds lining up already. [cheers and applause] are you guys ready to welcome

the 47th president of the united states? it's unbelievable here, hundreds are lined up. you can see it goes all the way down the block. there's one woman i'll introduce to you later, she's been here since friday night. what's your name? >> debbie -- [inaudible] >> reporter: where'd you from come from? >> yorba linda, california. >> reporter: how excited are you to go to thrall hely, and what would you say to the -- to this rally? and what'd you say to the president today? >> i saw you in 2017 when you got inaugurated. we're sad we don't get to do it this year, but being inside will be nice too. >> reporter: all right. we have got young people. where are you guys from. >>? >> kansas. >> all right. what are you thinking on the eve of this rally? >> i think it's amazing. it's so great that everyone turned out a here, and we with all turned out to vote for this great day to happen. it's amazing that we all came together in this country for the greater cause of everybody. >> reporter: what's your name?

>> parker. >> reporter: where are you from? >> huntington beach, california. >> reporter: is in your first inaugural? >> yes. >> reporter: are you upset you had to get out here really early and it's cold? >> yes. yeah. >> reporter: what would you say to president trump if you could speak to him? >> thank you. after he got shot he stood back up. >> reporter: yeah. you excited about in this? all right. let me give you one quick look this way. if we go toward the front of the line, there was an interesting development, we've actually got canada. canada came here. [cheers and applause] what's your name? >> brian. >> reporter: where are you from? >> niagara falls area. >> reporter: what's your name? >> my name's lorily. >> reporter: why are you hear from canada? >> we're here to support donald trump. >> reporter: and how about wayne gretzky for prime minister? >> no, thank you. >> reporter: that's a hard no. i just had to do that.

we're going to be talking to people all morning long, guys. steve: that's right. and, griff, the reason there are hundreds if not thousands of people going to be lined up throughout the day there at capital one is because they wer0 tickets to the event at the capitol. that's not going to happen. only maybe 500 people are going to be in the row unda, so that means -- rotunda, so that means literally hundreds of thousands of people have nothing else to go to, so their just trying -- they're just trying to get one of the precious tickets to to that event which kicks off at 3:00 this afternoon at cap pun, right? >> reporter: -- cap pun. >> reporter: that's right. this may be their only shot to see the 47th president of the united states, and they don't mind weathering. they're going to be here -- weather coming. they're going to be here no matter what. brian kilmeade's right, the other bill story, the commanders winning, baby. [laughter]

how about that? can we get a shout for the commanders? >> new york eagles. >> reporter: oh, no! [laughter] there's going to be a fight. we're going to have to figure this out. brian: the commanders' fans are sleeping it off. >> reporter: i'll convert 'em yet. [laughter] ainsley: what time do the doors open there? i feel so sorry for those individuals. what time do the coors open? they're going to have to stand out in the cold for hours. >> reporter: well, let me tell you with. what -- let's go up here for a second, ainslee. let me take you up here just a little bit. this is the front of the line. what time did you get here? >> friday at what time? nine. friday at nine. >> reporter: what's your name? come here, i'm not going to bite. >> reporter: renee bruce you have been in this spot since friday night. >> over there. they moved us here at 4:00. >> reporter: why did you want to be here?

>> where else would you want to be? everything is going the change to. or monday. >> reporter: lastly, what do you hope to hear from president trump at the rally today? >> i've already heard everything i need to hear from him, he proves it every day. i just want to see him and be happy things turned out how they really should have. >> reporter: what would you say if you could talk to him today in. >> thank you for giving up your life for ours. >> reporter: it means a lot to you? so there you go, guys. thank you very much. thank you. you can see -- it's your birthday? well, happy birthday. what's your name? >> ian. >> reporter: where are you from? >> denver, colorado. >> reporter: wow. what's it mean for you to be here? >> it means everything. you know, somebody that actually cares about us, the people. and actually, you know, restoring the constitutional rights? >> reporter: all right. well, happy birthday, you've got a rally for it. we'll keep talking to people and

bring it to you throughout the morning. guys, i'll send it back to you. steve: all right, griff. keep warming. can you believe she's been in line since friday? ainsley: i can't. lawrence lawrence you know what? i attended a lot of trump rallies on the campaign trail back when i used to be sean hannity's correspondent as a well, and and these people would stand in lines for -- this may be their only opportunity to see the president, so there's a lot of people disappointed because everybody has been waiting for this moment. i talked tonight president-elect yesterday morning, and, you know, the first thing i brought up was security. there's been two attempted assassinations, there's a real threat when it comes to iran. so my view was this had nothing to do with the cold, that this was going to be -- and he said, no. he wanted people to be safe. he was worried about the temperature -- the cops, the horses and all the an a malls that they use, and he believes these people would have froze to death. sos the his view that it has nothing to do with the security,

it's about keeping his people safe. steve: well, i've talked to a bunch of of people here, and i went to a couple of events yesterday, and people go, part of it had to be security, right? there's just kind of a feeling. lawrence: that's what i thought too. steve the secret service has a much easier job given what's going on. but the people at a cap one, the reason they're there is because there's not going to be a parade. they've taken down all the stands. there's no place for people the go, and that's why they're trying to, you know, get the one spot where they know he's going to appear in public. brian: we should put in an appearance at the stadium, and -- lawrence: we should be there for them. ainsley: one of the security guards told me this is the most secure event ever, and that was when they were planning today to have it outside. of it was announced yesterday, obviously, that it's being moved inside, and a lot of people are disappointed because they traveled here. they spent lots of money -- >> 225,000. ainsley: okay. to bring all the horses down,

but it's going to be, what, 5 degrees? 7 degrees outside? brian: remember william henry harrison, we didn't cover it, we were doing something else, but tough guy, war of 1812. he becomes president, he doesn't wear an overcoat. he walks down and gives an 8,000 word inaugural address, and he dies two months later. he never recovers from the if illness. we don't want anything like that. steve no, not at all. the actually swearing in will be right there in the 96-foot-diameter rotunda, down on the floor. lawrence: the texas one, our rotunda, is larger than the u.s. capitol. steve: everything's bigger in texas. brian brynn you guys were not supposed to do that. you also have a tower that's bigger than the washington monument -- lauren: -- lawrence: we like to do our own thing. brian: and you apologize later. let's talk about the tone that is going to be set by the president in his inaugural

address. remember american carnage? the he talked about the problems when he took over in 2017. i get the sense this one's going to be a lot more optimistic, and he indicated that the nbc. ainsley: yeah. he said he's going the focus on unity, strength and fairness. steve: let's take a look. lawrence: this is what he says, because you have to be treating people fairly. you can't just say, oh, everything's going to be wonderful. you know, we went through hell for four years with these people and so, you know, something has to be done about it. you can't have that happen, and we shouldn't have that happen. brian: so he's going to mention lawfare. he's going to say no more retribution. and i think from here on in, the theme's got to be, okay, whatever happened, happened. america's got to get on the right fool. as a country, we've not to start thinking optimistically again. ainsley: eric trump was post on xs and part of what he posted, for the past ten years have been constant the fighting, countless rallies, tv appearances,

subpoenases, depositions and weeks in cold courtrooms. through endless attacks on my family, the company i run and employees i care for, we faced slander, fake news, home raids and countless games designed to break us. this time america won. lawrence: well, i think what's going to happen, there was a signal the last time, remember at the rallies back when he ran the first time, they were saying lock her up, referring to hillary clinton. and when donald trump got into office, he said, you know, let's put this in the past. she went through a lot, let's put this in the past. but one thing he didn't do was dismantle the system within government that targets the political opponent. so what i think is going to happen is when you get a pam bondi in there, the people that are going after people are going to get fired. the political people are going to get fired. you're going to have kash patel go after the people in the fbi that are partisan and that are not going after the real crime in this country. so he's not going to target his political opponents, but he is going to get rid of --

brian: he's got to clean it up, fire a lot of civil servants. lawrence: and he knows the people now, he knows how washington works, the key players. brian: we know tiktok's a huge story, but the other big story is what's happening in the middle east. steve: that's right. it's 6:15 on this sunday morning here in washington, d.c. and another fox news alert. the ceasefire agreement between israel and hamas is now officially in effect after a couple hour delay in the deal overnight. lawrence: three hostages are set to be released in just a few hours as the first part of the phase of the new deal is set to take place. brian: yeah. what the prime minister is saying is show me the names. don't tell me 33 names, i want to know who the first 3 are. trey yingst joins us live from tell astrive. give -- tel aviv. give us the latest. >> reporter: after 4700 days of war -- 470 days of war, the

second ceasefire agreement went into effect this morning. it was delayed about three hours after hamas if failed to provide that key list of names of which hostages would be released today, prompting the israeli military to launch a series of airstrikes across northern and central gaza. hamas has now released those names of three women who are all believed to be arrive, their names are romi, emily, a british-israeli who was taken, and daron. on a briefing last night, an israeli official said the women will be transferred first to the red cross and then to the idf. they'll be taken to one of three reception points along the border and transported to a local hospital. today we're getting striking images from inside gaza showing hamas gunmen parading through the streets in white pickup trucks, an indication the group is not defeated as some israeli officials have tried to explain. here in israel there is hope for the first time in so many months

as families are expected to be reunited later today with some of their loved ones who have been held since the october 7th massacre. guys? brian: so, trey, you mentioned those celebrations for the palestinians when seem to be hamas members in the streets. they killed -- they said they've killed between 17-20,000. if that a number's correct, what do they estimate is left of the hamas fighting force? >> reporter: interestingly, last week u.s. secretary of state antony blinken said a hamas if has been able to recruit just as many fighters as they lost during the conflict, an indication that as a result of this ongoing war, they've been able to find people inside gaza who are sympathetic to their cause and bring them under the military wing of hamas. and that's exactly what we saw today in these images, really striking images from large population centers like khan

unimis, the second largest city in gaza. they really send chills through the israeli people watching because you see those white pickup trucks, and you're reminded of that morning on october 7th, the very same pickup trucks that came into israel carrying these gunmen who committed the massacre amongst these communities along the border and, of course, military faces near to gaza. so it does raise real questions about the objectives for the israeli military. hay had two key goals, first, to get the hostages red.c.ked and the second, to destroy -- released, and the second the destroy hamas. the second is not feasible given the set of conditions inside gaza. steve: right. and, trey, you just mentioned the people of israel a moment ago. if you, if you looked at the public opinion polls in israel, and i don't know that any have been commissioned since this deal was essentially struck, but when you were reporting for us on friday when we were in new york, it sounded like a lot of people in in the only the

israeli government, but the rank and file people up and down the street didn't want this the happen because they want everybody out. they don't want it to be a piecemeal deal. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. and just today the formal resignation of the country's national security minister went through. severely weakening israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's ability to govern. it takes him very close to the majority number he needs in the israeli knesset, their version of parliament, in order the get things done and pass laws and make decisions here in israel. it's yet another indication that this deal has a variety of telephone -- opinions. when you ask israelis, certainly everyone wants the hostages to come home, but we understand nearly 2,000 palestinians that are currently sitting in israel hi jails, some of them cricketed of murder -- convicted of murder, will be released into the west bank. lawrence: so, trey, i know you were just telling brian about the amount of fighters that they've been able to recruit,

but i guess the big question is when it comes to the palestinian authority, if there was a vote to keep a hamas in control of the country, do you think they would win again? is there more support for the terrorist group after all of these deaths? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. and without getting too far into the weeds, the palestinian people have two main parties they can pick from both in gaza and the west bank. you have the fatah party that is the palestinian authority that currently is in control of the west bank based out of ramallah, and then you have hamas, the group that's been in control of the gaza strip since 2006. and when you ask palestinians, man on the street interviews, getting a sense of how they feel about these two organizations, broadly they will say that fatah is a corrupt organization that works with the israelis and is stealing taxpayer a dollars from the palestinians and hamas is the only organization fighting on their behalf. they're not given a third option. and that is part of what both the israelis and americans are going to have to grapple with in the weeks, months and years

ahead. this is the reality on the ground. hamas has popular support in gaza and the west bank, and this idea of putting in a third party government to control gaza isn't going to be accepted. don't take my word for it, take the images out of gaza this morning. there are parades of hamas fighters wearing the flag, the green headband of the brigades. people in the streets are cheering. they are viewing this cease fiver as a victory -- ceasefire as a victory for the palestinian people. ainsley: trey, what about the next phase? when will more hostages be released? >> reporter: so today we'll see three israeli hostages released, again, one of them a dual national with the u.k. next weekend will be the next group, and it will either be three or four individuals released again prosecute i humanitarian -- from the humanitarian category, likely young women, possibly some of the female soldiers that were kidnapped on october 7th. but it's going to be a slow and grueling process for the israelis. we're looking at a 6-week

ceasefire, and each week there will be a small group of people released. the israelis won't know until they actually make their way to idf troops in gaza after being transferred to the less cross the -- the red cross, the conditions of these hostages. we do expect some bodies to be released, and part way through phase one of this deal they'll start negotiating the specifics of pause two. but i the can tell you being on the ground, speaking with officials as recently as last night, the israeli military is preparing for phase one to be the end of this ceasefire understanding that the prime minister prime minister himself wants to go back to war against hamas because they are not defeated inside gaza. brian: absolutely. they always have to have a presence there. they can never leave gaza to its own devices again. thanks so much, trey. the news is literally breaking while you're speaking, so thank you. let's talk about tiktok, if we can, because here's the quote from tiktok, the most popular app in the country. they could be off and just tell the app store no more selling

the app, but instead they want to totally go dark, and they have. of a law banning tiktok has been enacted in the u.s. unfortunately, that means you can't use tiktok for now. we are fortunate that president trump has indicated that he will work with us on a solution to reinstate tiktok once he takes office. please stay tuned, and the word is the president's going to give them 90 days. but is it 90 days to work it out with an american sale? because they've had a year to do this sale. steve: well, or he could issue, as donald trump is going to start doing tomorrow at noon, he could issue an executive order, or he could simply ask his attorney general not to enforce the ban. the reason it went dark for everybody, if you have tiktok, you look at it, what you'll see today is the last video you looked at. and the reason that a google and apple took it from their app stores is because they simply if did not want to risk a gigantic

fine. and you want to be on the right side of the law anyway, so it is impossible the use here in the united states today. lawrence: go ahead, ainsley. ainsley: it's gone dark, and donald trump did say he will most likely give the app a 90-day extension on monday once he is in office. but bytedance, they declined to sell it. and friday the supreme court ruled 9-0 that the ban was lawful, so now it's dark. stave -- steve: they passed it. lauren lawbs yesterday when i talk to the president-elect, he gave me information if on background that he wasn't prepared to release yet. he does have a framework in place. one of the things he kid say though, he's personally handling the negotiation when it comes to this. there is going to be a way for it to be legal, he's just not prepared to release it because he wants both parties to come to some sort of agreement. but i think everybody's going to be happy with the framework -- ainsley:st the really more about the security. lawrence: that's exactly right. i think that's going to be off

the table -- brian: but we have red note and this other lemon if site, both own toes -- they're going to do it again. you have to ban these. these are enemies of the state. they cannot have this type of power, that's it. and the supreme court has ruled you don't want to start an administration by thumbing your nose at the supreme court. lawrence: i just think that -- i agree with you, brian, and me and you have this debate often. i think the problem they're going the find themselves in is that many companies, because if you do business in china, you've got to turn the data over to. so the question is, are we going to have a statute for every single company company that is turning the data over to china? brian: a lot of them located in china with businesses here. steve: well, 1700 million americans are on it and 5 million businesses exist on tiktok. anyway, more on that throughout the day. we're live in washington, d.c. for the big inauguration.

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rick, it's -- we know it's going to be lousy here in d.c. tomorrow. but it starts today. rick: yeah. listen, it's going to be lousy almost everywhere, let's be honest. incredibly cold, a lot of snow coming and snow way down along the coast in the gulf which is absolutely amazing. the cold is already starting to spill in across the mains, these are wind chill values, feels like -40 in places in north dakota, that is dangerous cold. moisture across the south, this is rain across north florida, coastal areas of the carolinas and georgia, and then we're starting to see snow falling. today is is the snow day. d.c., you get your snow today, and behind it is when the cold comes in. by this afternoon we have snow across parts of the northeast as well. because of that, you see all these winter storm warning. get ready, we're going to be talking about some of the coldest temperature temperatures we have seen in a very long time. starting off good, but it gets bad throughout the day. steve? steve: all right, rick, thank

you very much. live from the weather center. meanwhile, president-elect donald trump set to be joined by a host of stars at today's victory rally that kicks off at 3:00 this afternoon. and even the washington cannot deny the excitement writing, quote, trump has already conquered d.c., returning triumphant with corporate executives flocking to mar-a-lago and the gop pulley in control. leading to his highest favorability numbers ever. here to weigh in is fox news contributor, byron york. byron, well . >> good morning. steve: they're right. he is running the show now. >> he's been running the show for a while. you know, it happened when they went over to paris for the opening of notre dame -- steve: right. >> -- and the world leaders started treating donald trump like the president of the united states. and he has been effectively the president since then. steve: and, you know, we've seen a bunch of democrat tech moguls lining up as well because they're e senator if business people. it's like, okay, he's going to be president for four year, i've

got to work with him. >> they tend the get really good seats at inaugurations. [laughter] it's the zuckerberg, bezos and musk, three richest men in the world are all going to be together at the inauguration. steve: and this afternoon the m starts at 3:00 over at capital one. some of the speakers include upcoming president. donald trump's going to talk, j.d. vance is, elon musk, hulk hogan, dana white and charlie kirk as well. >> the last time we saw hulk hogan pulling off his shirt, and we saw elon musk jumping up and down. steve: we saw his belly. >> we did, and is we didn't really want to. [laughter] this is a really big deal. have you ever seen anything like this, the president holding a campaign rally on the eve of his inauguration? if. steve: no. right. >> and it's also interesting, the district of columbia a is bluer than manhattan where he held the madison square garden rally. and i think in a couple of ways

it was a way to reward his supporters for coming here, and now since the actual inauguration, the outdoor inauguration has been canceled, it's really a way the reward those people because it is the kind of their only chance at being at a big vent. but it -- big event is. but it shows you that trump is going to continue this campaign-style governing when he becomes president. steve: well, it worked for him. >> it did. steve: it got him this far. it got him this far last time as well. one other thing. we have heard him mention the unity word a hot lately. >> yeah. well, it sounds good. he really going to talk about that that much in the address? i don't know. if you remember right before the republican convention, you know, trump had been shot many butler, pennsylvania, right before that. he flies to milwaukee and says i've thrown out the speech. the new speech is going to be all about unity. and the actual speech that he delivered wasn't really all about unity. it was kind of all over the map.

finish you think an inaugural address would be much more controlled and much more stick to the text, but this is trump. finish and is we'll have the see. steve: and me wants the get a bunch of stuff done, and it sounds like he's going to start tomorrow at noon. >> he's in a real hurry, and this is where having done it before is a benefit because he knows the number of people who are trying the slow you down or sop you anytime you try to accomplish anything in washington can and, clearly, he's ready to just go in right now. steve: and the thing about this, people who are trying to slow him down, this time he knows their names. rah. [laughter] >> yeah. and a lot of them work for him in the executive branch. steve: i know. byron, thank you very much. >> great to see you. steve: 25 minutes before the top of the hour. fox news alert, hamas shares the names of hostages set to be to be released today putting the long-awaited ceasefire into with effect.

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brian: fox news alert now, israel's ceasefire deal with hamas is officially in effect after a hamas delayed delivering the names of the first three hostages set to be released in hours, they are doron, romi and emily. they are the first of the 33 to come out. they'll return the israel, they'll go to israel. there's a process there. israel's ambassador to the united nations, danny danon, joins us now. i know you're here for the inauguration, and this is on the front of president trump's mind. what role did the incoming trump administration play in this deal moving forward? >> president trump and his team pushed the negotiators, qatar and egypt, to be more involved. they pushed the kidline, and we are thankful for that involvement. i don't like the deal, the framework for the release of the hostages was on table back in may, and hamas say no. i think now with the pressure of the outgoing administration and president trump and the team, we

see what's happening, and we are looking forward. even though it's hard for us to release terrorists -- brian: you were going to released a -- release about a thousand convicted criminals and system convicted murderers. >> exactly. we are getting babies, he was abducted with his parents, so we are looking the get innocent people back. and they are getting terrorists who were convicted in murdering israelis. so it's hard for us to release those terrorists back to gaza, but we have no choice, and we're looking forward to receive those hostages. imagine what they had to suffer, the starvation, the sexual attacks, the tortures. we're talking about innocent women that have been in the hands of hamas for 15 months -- brian: underground, which add as to the trauma. i want you to see some video that i find troublesome, and i think most of the free world. you see hamas with the, with

their face covered shooting off machine guns on the back of the pickup trucks similar to the ones that penetrated israeli property and sanctity back on october 7th. it sews they still have power -- shows they still have power, they still have strength. did you overestimate how much damage you've done to them? >> no. hamas is not the same hamas as it used to be before october 7th. we hit them hard. look at the relationship. they're all dead -- look at the leadership, they're all dead. they don't have the capabilities to threaten israel. but when you look at those pictures, you understand there are tensions. that's why we want to go out and finish the job, to make sure hamas will not stay in gaza not only for our security, but also for the future of the palestinians. with hamas, there is no future for gaza. so i'm telling leaders who come to me at the u.n., if you really care about the palestinian people, help us to get rid of hamas.

brian: you have to identify a leader amongst them that you could possibly deal with. some say it's this guy, and excuse me if mys pronounce him -- mispronounce him, burgati, they said he wants to come out and and be a voice of reason. others say absolutely not. >> absolutely not. he is a murderer. he killed dozens of israelis. we need a leader who wants to live with us, not to kill us. so i think the time will come, and we will find a partner among the palestinians to work with, but we are not going to work with murderers. we saw what happened on october 7th. it will not happen again. brian: who's financing again? >> hamas is getting funding from iran, and i think we are excited to be here in washington, it's going to be a snowy day to be with the american people when you celebrate this transition. but i think the main question for the administration is how we deal with iran, because they are the ones who are fighting hezbollah -- funding hezbollah,

funding a hamas, funding the houthis. brian: yeah. it's a plantar's wart, and their tentacles are hamas, yemen and somewhat in lebanon. they are the financiers of hezbollah, but a they've all been brutally diminished because of the prowess of the idf. >> and president trump, he made sure that the u.s. pulled out of the iran deal, he sanctioned iran, and i believe it will be the same approach with his new administration. brian: all right, ambassador, if anything happens, we'll have your number on speed dial. >> thank you very much. brian: hopefully we get to see these people emerge today. tiktok going dark overnight. how donald trump could save the platform if. and crowds growing today before trump's victory rally. a live report next. >> usa! usa! usa!

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ainsley: let's go back out to griff jenkins ahead of trump's victory rally in d.c. today. the hey, griff. [laughter] >> reporter: ainsley, we are still eight hours away from this rally that will feature president-elect trump, vice president-elect vance along with elon musk will speak. but look at this crowd. [cheers and applause] we're a block away from the front. you can see this crowd is

thousands going for blocks up here. let's talk to some of the people here. what's your name and where are you from? >> i'm nick from indianapolis, and i came out here to show we need to take america back and give the government back to the american people, not the bureaucrats in washington. >> reporter: it's not that cold, about 38, 39 degrees out here. are you glad you not pleasing? >> yeah, back home it's -10. i'm going to go skinny dipping later. >> reporter: did you know that the garbage truck is supposed to make an appearance here? are you excited for that? >> absolutely. and when president trump gets to planning his library, we need to have the, garbage truck and make your own picture of him standing out giving out the fries in the mcdonald's window. it would be epic. >> reporter: all right, what's your name, ma'am? >> my name is sena. >> reporter: and where are you from? >> all over. >> reporter: what do you do?

>> my husband owns a roofing company. >> reporter: all right, all right. listen, we're going to check in with all these folks, they're lining up, and it's not that bad out here. the line's getting long. ainsley, back to you. ainsley: i know. if you're just joining us, griff interviewed someone in the first hour, and she's been out there since friday. so it's a commitment. thank you so much, griff. we'll check back in with you later. all right, tiktok officially going dark overnight, but trump could step in. a message on the app saying, quote, we are fortunate that president trump has indicated that he will work with us on a solution. so here with more is senior research associate at the heritage foundation, daniel cochran. daniel, thanks for coming on. thank you. how does this all play out? if how can he make sure that the many people who are on tiktok are happy but yet our security is not at risk? >> look, the bottom line is it didn't have to be this way. tiktok -- congress didn't ban tiktok, congress simply said

tiktok can't be owned and controlled by a company which is operating under the influence of the chinese communist party. the simple and clearest answer is a clean divestment. that's, i think, perhaps one reason why the president has asked for another 90 days, he's considering an executive order to that effect tomorrow. and if that happens, i think the best answer is a clean divestment is so that we're not sending so many americans' data that to china. ainsley: and how can he do that and make sure china is not stealing our information? >> bytedance controls the algorithm, that is the bread and butter of tiktok. bytedance needs to license that algorithm to the u.s. version of the app a, u.s. company, and it needs to operate completely independently of china and chinese companies, and if it does that, that'll protect americans' national security. ainsley: okay. i think we have a sound bite from the ceo of tiktok on how he's going to work with trump. i'm being told we don't have the sound. but he said i want the thank president trump for his commitment to find a solution that keeps tiktok available in the united states. this is a strong stand for the

first amendment and against ash a tear censor thip. -- censorship. we are grateful and pleased to have the support of the president who truly understands our platform. now, the current administration, kjp was saying she thinks this is a stunt. do do you agree? >> look, i think tiktok has long track record of engaging in sort of questionable behavior to avoid scrutiny. for years they said they weren't sending americans' data to china, but it turns out that they were holding, they were storing the data, sensitive data of american creators on chinese servers, and it turns out they were collecting sensitive data about topics like abortion and gun control ahead of our elections and sending it back to china. tiktok has lied before x they're going to lie again. that's what they do. ainsley: is and donald trump has said he'll most likely give the app a9 0-day extends on monday. daniel, thanks so much. it's exciting to be here. more "fox & friends" live from washington ahead of the inauguration of donald trump still ahead. ♪ ♪ -- thought that i'd be

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