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♪ >> you know, i love the music. it's what's in the mood in washington, d.c. >> everyone is excite todd be here. >> that's right. special coverage for "fox & friends" live from washington, d.c. as 45 becomes 47. >> just like that. >> there was one lady that griff was interviewing who is camping out, waiting to get into the rally tonight and she had we, the people tattooed on her arm and had a big 45 and she said i will get 47 on her body as well. >> soon you're going to run out of real estate. we've had a lot of tattoos. i can't believe some of the companies that have given money. you have google, you have boeing, you have apple, meta, everybody just writing million

dollar checks. >> amazon. >> i thought it was for the inaugural. the inaugural, it's almost over, what do you do with the money. >> you put it towards a library? >> maybe you go with the steak, you go with the expensive -- >> rather than the pork chop, we've got an extra -- >> how much does it take to travel the village people. >> they're five of them. >> carrie underwood. is the musical talent getting paid? >> generally they donate their time to the united states of america. >> god bless them. >> i like the unity in the country right now. >> only 20 boycotting. last time it was over 100. a lot of the tech bros who cozied up to donald trump in the last couple months, their team lost this time and so now wisely, because they've got to be in business, suddenly they realize you know what, we should be a little cozier. >> when i played intermural, we

had interchangeable jerseys. all of a sudden, jeff bezos is going let's go maroon. i'll be on the other team, no problem. if they lose, let's flip again. >> he's calling those people turn coats. >> in a more diplomatic way. they have to point out the error of their ways or are they being convene glent we were talking to griff earlier, he said one lady was camped out since friday. so let's check back in with griff jenkins, he's outside of the capital one arena for the big event tonight. hey, griff. griff: good morning, we've got big energy out here with this crowd, ready to get into the rally. let me tell you where i am, ainsley. i'm seven blocks back. spin that camera around. for blocks and blocks, you have thousands of people. they want to hear from president-elect trump and elon musk. let's talk to folks out here.

what's your name? >> ann macaloo. griff: congratulations on the chiefs winning, by the way. why did you come? where did you come from. >> i came from pinellas county, florida, part of tampa bay. we are d trumpsters and we're excited. make america warm again. griff: it's not too cold out here. it's high 30s. it could be worse. why does it mean a lot to you? >> there's a lot to be done in the country. we've got to get the border under control, we've got to get inflation under control, the economy and multiple other reasons. let's bring every back together. this is such a divide and that's -- what did you say? griff: i don't know. you're right, the country's divided. we need to unite and you believe trump will unite the country. >> yes, absolutely, trump will reunite the country, i certainly hope so. griff: that's the message out

here as these fans are ready to get into the rally. we'll send it back to you. >> thanks so much, griff. and of course the other thing is who is going to be at the inaugural speech. is the president going to be unifying. last time he was talk bought where the country was, carnage was the scene. this time he's talking about giving people hope and talking about unity. >> breakfast with gop senators this morning and 1:00 arlington national cemetery and then the campaign style maga victory rally tomorrow he says the speech will focus on unity, faith and fairness. >> there were a quarter million pickets given out -- tickets given out for the big show. most of the people will not be able to go. instead, a couple hundred will be inside the rotunda so let's talk about this. security teams are continuing to prepare for tomorrow's swearing

in ceremony inside the rotunda. >> asia hasni joins us with more on what things will look like. yesterday, nothing but questions. do you have any answers yet? >> reporter: good morning to you guys. a little bit. a few answers out there. i want to talk about the folks you were t talking about, the people who had tickets to the outdoor event that no longer have any place to go. i was talking to them last night at the inaugural ball, asking where will they watch it now. some said they will go to the bars and sit down, get cozy, have a drink and watch. others have no idea. they're bummed. they say they're not going to leave, they're going to stay in washington through the inauguration and make sure they party and have a good time so there's that. you're right, the coveted seats inside the capitol rotunda, space is extremely limited. there's only going to be 6 help people allowed inside. -- 600 people allowed inside. there's pictures of the preparations underway, that's

where the president-elect will be sworn in, inside the capitol rotunda. there's been been us from statt who gets to go. embassies are asking, what about diplomats, do they get to come. i was told only those with tickets to the presidential platform that was supposed to be outside, the presidential platform and members of congress will be allowed in the room so spouse, we don't know yet. and remember, trump also invited tech giants like elon musk, jeff bezos, mark zuckerberg, the list goes on so you've got to fit those people in there too somehow. with so many supporters in town, the trump team is trying to have a backup plan. they're going to offer the big viewing party tomorrow at capital one arena, talking about 20,000 people capacity in that arena. security, guys, at an all-time high, everyone is talking about it. fox told us security officials are erecting what's called a geo fence around the capital, it's

going to try to interfere and jam any nefarious communications or drone activity. there's concern about that. we've been hearing questions and concerns from lawmakers and hill staff about why this was moved indoors. some people wonder if security had something to do with it. more than the weather. nothing has been confirmed just yet but i'll stay on top of that. last night the incoming president and first lady got a big fireworks celebration welcome at donald trump's golf club in sterling, virginia, the couple surrounded by family and friends and big names there. there was an elvis impersonator who got a big round of applause. tomorrow trump will attend a church service, and he and melania will meet with the bidens and then he will head to the capitol for the swearing in. small, small rotunda. even when president reagan was sworn in, people were standing up. this time i believe people will be sitting down and there's a giant platform stage that's taking up about a quarter of the space inside the rotunda, so

space is extremely limited. guys. >> all right. thank you very much. let's bring in congressman from the great state of florida, byron donalds, it's good have you. >> thanks for being with you. >> i've got questions before we start talking about some of the news of the day. you had seats back there. >> oh, yeah, i had great ones too. >> okay. so now are you even going to be invited inside? >> i think how it's going it's members of congress i believe are going to be inside. and then i think what asia was saying is correct, everything else for people to get in is going to be super tight. everybody is scrambling, trying to figure it out. it's a tough transition but the weather here has been really cold. yesterday was actually nice and people are like it's nice now, it's 40 degrees. don't take that for what's going to happen on monday. temperatures are going to drop pretty fast. >> let's get your thoughts on tiktok and trump said we're

going to save tiktok. i talked to him yesterday morning. he said he's going to personally negotiate the deal, he has a framework in mind. what's your viewpoint on this? should it be opened back up or should it continue to be shut down? >> as long as you can protect the privacy of the americans, then yeah, keep the app, as long as you can do that. that was always the key issue. i think president trump is going to find a way to get that done. a funny thing happens when you go over the deadline, all of a sudden all of the people -- all of the things that bytedance was saying they would not do now become credible that they will do. we'll see what happens. >> ones a bytedance, two other chinese apps that will do the same thing. they're getting millions of follower, tiktok users are going there. they'll have the same problem. why don't they stick to the rules. if you're a foreign entity or enemy nation you can't have a social media presence in our country. >> look, the reason why i think the chinese don't want to stick to the rules when it comes to operating in our markets,

typically we don't have leadership that upholds our rules. that's what happens with trade policy all the time. you have a president in donald trump who is going to make sure that not just china but every other nation abides by the rules of the united states. when you don't have consistent leadership, you get stuff like this. that's why -- that's one of the reasons donald trump is back. you've got to continue that and have that not a hard stance but a firm stance so whether it's china or anybody else -- >> do you think it will be sold? the chinese communist party has control over that. the editor in chief is the general secretary of the communist party. come on. >> i voted to shut down the app. yes, it needs to be sold. and look, i get it. americans love tiktok. but we're not going to let their information be at the behest of the chinese communist party. we're not going to let that happen. >> and if you think about it, though, if donald trump in his first week or two were able to save tiktok for the 170 million americans who use it, they would

be going like you know what, i like that guy. he's smart. sees the numbers. he'll figure a way to do it. >> it's not just going to be that. when americans see deportations or repatriations happen, they're going to be like thank you. when they see the border closed they're going to say this is what i voted for. when they see peace break out again around the world they're going to be like this is the stability that we were asking for. daddy's back. that's what you're going to see. >> so you just touched on it. is tomorrow the deportations are going to start or repatriations going to start. >> repatriations start tomorrow. >> is that what we're going to call it. >> that's what they are. people need to go back home. some people in my office, democrats from my district are concerned about how this will work. i said if you allow the neighborhood children to come to your home and start breaking stuff, do you let them stay? and they said no, they've got to go home. i said exactly. our nation cannot allow for all of the illegal immigration that joe biden allowed on his watch to continue.

the most cost effective thing, the safest thing and best thing for the american people is we're going to have to repatriate people to their own countries. >> there's an article i was reading this morning, top front ally, byron donalds turns up volume on likely 2026 run for florida governor. you want to break news this morning. >> no. it's a great headline. >> are you thinking about it? last year you were interviewed and you said i don't want to rule anything out. >> i never rule anything out. you can't in politics. the number one thing you have to do is your job. we have an agenda for the american people. the first 100 days is going to be critical. once we get through that then we'll see where things are. right no, the job is in the building behind you. we have a responsibility. the president has a mandate and we're going to deliver it. >> if you did decide to run for governor, how would that work? because there's a little territory right there. you had the primary and most of the republican delegation went with donald trump. but you have ron desantis who is the governor now in florida.

he was running against him. have y'all put that behind you and he's not going to get involved in the governor race or will that be problematic? >> i don't know. i mean, look, i think whether it's president trump or governor desantis, they'll probably have conversations around that. the first thing is, you actually have to see people get into the race and you don't really know what those dynamics are until the field is set. politics is like boxing. styles make filings. that's the way -- fights. that's the way it is. once that gets said, all the other things start falling in. >> when the decision be made if you decide to run for office. >> i don't know that. >> don't you need a year and-a-half to ramp up. >> everybody's campaign strategy is different. can you build name ide id. do you have support networks around the state. all those different d dynamics dictate how many time you need to r ramp up a campaign. >> if you decide, the desk is

open. we have a couch in new york city. byron, thank you very much. congratulations. it's easier on your family too as a governor. >> he would have to move total what sigh. >-- to tallahassee.>> it's bf year. >> we're working out the family's programs here. >> they solved everything. >> are a seminole. >> i'm old flood ' blooded all the way. >> coming up on 9:15 here in washington, d.c. and a fox news alert. three israeli hostages are set to be returning home as that cease fire agreement between israel and hamas is finally taking effect. >> chief foreign correspondent trey yingst joins us live from tel aviv. trey, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hey, guys. after 470 days of war, the second cease fire agreement in the conflict went into effect this morning. we are following these minute by minute updates here in hostage square in tel aviv just a few moments ago there were cheers

throughout this square because people could see on the local news that the red cross was headed into gaza to start the transfer of these three israeli hostages. the entire country glued to television screens waiting for the news that the hostages will be trans ford the idf and then come back to israel. the agreement was slightly delayed this morning after hamas failed to provide the israelis with the list of hostages set to be released. this prompted israeli strikes across the gaza strip both in the northern and central parts of gaza. hamas has released the names now. we know they are rami gonan who was kidnapped from a music festival, emily der aly. i and jerome steinbecker. an official described what the process will be like. they'll be in the hands of the red cross and then trans ford the idf. then they'll be taken to one of three reception points along the

border and transported to local hospitals. we're getting new images out of gaza today that are providing clarity into what the past 15 months have looked like. you can see in the drone video here from gaza's southern most city of rafah widespread destruction. in this area, previously this is where hostages were taken out during the november 2023 cease fire. according to reports right now, the hostages that were held and will be released today will be coming out of central gaza. all of this very fluid but again, the latest information that we have here on the ground reports indicate the red cross is currently participating in the transfer of these hostages, getting them from hamas and then taking them to the idf along the gaza border. guys. >> so trey, right after we get these three out, when do the prisoners get out and then when would the next -- when do the next three and the next three and the next three, what's the cadence? >> reporter: yeah, this is going to be a grueling process for the

israelis. as for the exchange today, we've already seen images on local media of prison vans going to a prison in the west bank where some of the high profile palestinian prisoners are set to be released. there will be a handful released this weekend and then when the next transfer of israeli hostages for prisoners happens the following weekend you'll see more released. this is going to be a very slow process, a six week process. and each weekend there will be three or four hostages released, in exchange for the prisoners. >> so trey, real quickly before we let you go, when it comes to the serious crimes, all of them are serious but the most heinous crimes that some of the palestinians that are in cuss custodyright now committed are y going to save those for last or is it part of the agreement that it's just the luck of the draw? >> they're not. actually, surprisingly, we had a copy of the cease fire agreement that was sent to fox news by a senior hamas official and i got

a look at the line items of who is actually going to be released for the hostages. within the first nine israeli hostages that will come out of gaza, three of them today, you're going to see 110 palestinian prisoners with life sentences. we're talking about specific individuals who were charged with crimes of terrorism and murder for example blowing up a pizza shop, a bus bombing and a shooting attack in the west bank. these are high profile terrorists who are going to be released and you see already on social media israelis speaking out saying look, my loved one was murdered and now their murderer is going to be back free into the west bank and so it is a very controversial deal. understanding that it was the only way to get these hostages out of gaza but this is just the beginning of what is going to be a very challenging process and it's not all going to be good news, without getting into the details of what we heard from israeli officials behind the scenes. this will be a heart sinking process for the israeli people

that's wait to see the hostages today but again the six week process just to get the first major group of hostages out. >> and these hostages come at a very high price. trey, thank you very much for -- >> trey said they would be evaluated and trans ford the hospital and -- transferred to the hospital and hopefully we'll be able to interview some of them or see them as they're embracing their family. >> we've been waiting a long time. 9:20 here in washington, d.c. and over there on the red carpet look who is our next contestant on "fox & friends." it's sean hannity. sean, come on. come this way.

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>> this afternoon here in washington, d.c. president-elect donald trump is going to hold a campaign style victory rally which is i unusual because this is before his inauguration. >> according to a new fox news poll, trump has the highest approval rating he has ever seen as more leaders in the tech and entertainment and sports industries are backing the president-elect. >> here to discuss that, unless he decides not to, he has that type of power, the host of

hannity, sean hannity. first off, congratulations, you and ainsley. >> thank you. we appreciate it. how lucky am i. everyone says the same thing. really? she didn't reject that? >> they do not say that. >> i see a lot of cross promotion, at the end of your show, see you promoting your show. >> "fox & friends" is after greg gutfeld in the morning. >> that will be great. >> you've got two things to celebrate. of course your engagement and 45 is 47 now. >> he's 47 now. >> you put a lot on the line to support the forgotten men and women here and a lot of people are excited today. >> outside -- we're all in the same hotel. outside the window, 6:30 in the morning i hear the crowds chanting. they're goating ready to go-dash-getting ready to go to the rally today. it is loud. it takes a lot to wake me up

when i'm out cold. there's a lot of excitement here. i'm sure you'll have crazy protesters like you did in 2017. what is amazing and you were referencing that earlier is i said in 2007 on my show, i said media in america is dead. and now legacy media or -- i said journalism is dead. legacy media is now dead. when you think of everything they've thrown at this man for the last 15 years from the moment he came down the escalator, all the lawfare, the weaponization, fisa warrants, spying on him, evaluation of mar-a-lago, $18 million. >> what a joke. >> a really a billion, billion and-a-half dollars and not one democrat said a word but then they're grilling pam bondi who did a phenomenal job pushing back, they're grilling her and saying you're not going to be involved in weaponization. i'm like where were your voices

when it actually was happening and it actually mattered? if i want to look big picture, what makes donald trump such a unique historic figure, not only was this the greatest comeback politically, not just in the modern era but in american history, is they threw everything at him, nothing stuck. the american people rejected what the legacy media was telling them. and he went forward with an agenda that was very pro-american people. you talk about the forgotten men and women, that was the theme in 2016, it really was the theme this time as well. no tax on tips, no tax on social security, no tax on overtime. all of those things impact people's lives in major ways. if you think about constitutional order, what our framers and our founders, what did they want? they wanted limited government, greater freedom. now we're talking about doge and cutting $2 trillion in spending. that's transformation. >> you know, and doge is kind

of a common sense thing. it's like we send our money to washington, we want them to spend it effectively and efficiently and they don't so this idea to have elon and vivek look at the stuff and figure out this works and this doesn't, so many people feel like a -- you know, there's a fresh breeze blowing through washington because so many bad decisions -- >> they have said we're going to cut back on government spending. when the moment came, if you even discussed reducing a rate of increase, based on baseline budgeting, oh, you're cutting grandma and grandpa's social security. there's so much waste, fraud and abuse. government -- the first role of government is to defend this land so we can remain free. that's the first role. that would start with the border. we've got to secure it. we've got to throw out the terrorists, the murderers, the

rapists, the cartel members, the gang members, they've got to go. get rid of them. the next step is we've got to be financially independent but we have to spend money, we have to shore up social security, we have to shore up medicare. we need to prepare for the next generation of warfare many becai would argue -- i love trump's idea about an iron dome -- that future wars are not going to be fought on a battlefield. those wars will be fought in air conditioned offices probably somewhere in the city and people pushing buttons. >> you always talk about this. i hear you talk about it. brian touched on it, talking about iran's nuclear capabilities. how concerned are you and what do you want donald trump to do about it? >> i think it's inevitable, based on every source that i talk to and based on published reports that are anywhere between three and six months away from nuclear capability. the world cannot risk a modern day holocaust and it's simply a

squared, b squared, c squared. if you have radical islamic m mullahs and they have weapons of mass destruction and they pledge to wipe israel off the face of the earth and wipe america off the face of the earl, have you to take them on and there is a reckoning coming and in my mind you have to cut out iran's money, do you that by taking out their refineries and israel and the u.s. should partner and take out their nuclear sites, get it over once and for all and i would argue most of the middle east, that would be egypt, that would be jordan, that would be the saudis, that would be the em rates, they would all breathe a sigh of relief, they're against the stated goal of destroying the entire region. >> the window's there. we took out a portion of their defense and their nuclear program. they lost the body guards with hezbollah, lost their body

guards with hamas. they lost access to syria. they have never in 40 years been more vulnerable than right now so i think mike waltz and marco rubio as soon as he's confirmed, and the president of the united states, it's hard to imagine something more important than addressing this until the russians come with another missile defense system to replace that. >> the trump effect is in full force already. when he said all hell will break out in the middle east, if these hostages are not released, this is not my favorite deal by any stretch of the imagination. however, israel, the u.s., we put such a higher value on human life than those people that indoctrinate their kids from the moment they come out of the womb and they have cartoons and they have books that teach kids to hate jews and hate americans. we're going to have to deal with that but he dealt with i'll effectively the first time and that's how he beat isis and the ccaliphate. he wiped them out. there's work to do to make the

world a safer place. we don't want long, protracted wars. if you fight a war, fight it, get it over with. >> we talked about the trump effect. some of the democrats have come to the table. john fetterman, he went to mar-a-lago to meet the president. bernie sanders said this on an op-ed talking about the trump effect. this is his plan to work with trump. he says i look forward to working with the president. president trump on legislation that would end the absurd at this of americans paying by far the highest price in the world for prescription drugs. president trump stated he wants to cap credit card interest rates at 10%. he's right. i look forward to working with the trump administration on the policies that will protect american workers and create good paying jobs for our country. what's your thoughts on that. >> i think there will be agreement with bernie sanders, no tax on tips or social security or no tax on overtime.

as a former blue collar worker, those are things i would love to have had in my life, right. i worked in the service industry. i worked in the construction industry. i worked a lot of overtime. way more than steve doocy ever did. >> i was a roofer. >> and relied on tips. >> and i relied on tips and it means so much to people. i would argue that's why donald trump won in nevada. >> oh, yeah. >> i'm looking at this and this will unfold very quickly in my view starting with executive orders. donald trump has an opportunity that maybe you only see every 100, 150 years and that is to truly be a transformational president. if you -- we give lip service, we're going to cut back the size of government. they say it. they never do it. they never mean it. republicans and democrats it's like a ju uni party. okay. it's not real. but if he cuts back the size, scope of government and cuts $2

trillion in spending, that's transformative. if he builds the next generation of weaponry, that's transformative. if he makes america the most energy dominant country, that's transformative. if he throws people that don't respect our laws, border and sovereignty out of this country, that's transformative. if gets the economy running -- you know, think about this. in alaska, people in alaska, they don't pay state income tax. all of you pay new york state income taxes. i am all in favor of "fox & friends," florida. i don't know. just a thought i have. >> where do i sign up? [laughter] >> but think about this. it's -- in alaska, not only do you not pay a state income tax, you get a refund. you get money. they pay you based on the natural resources. could we ever get to the point we pay $40 trillion and then based on all of the energy that we sell to our western european allies, can we then get a piece of that? >> the thing about living in alaska, it's really cold like it is here. before you go, you're going to

be here in washington for a couple days. a number of washington, d.c. restaurants are offering presidential specials for the inaugural. >> they're about to bring beer onto the set. >> yes. >> anity, the show, never -- hannity, the show, never gets beer. >> it's true. you're a nighttime show. >> look who is delivering it. come here. >> turn around that way. that is my daughter, mary doocy. >> thank you, all. thank you. >> this is from union pub. they've got a $47 for 47 platter that comes with a pitcher of presidential pilsner, two orders of angus beef sliders. >> how did lj get both pitchers in here? >> send some down here. >> looks like a semicommitment. >> take a sip of that. >> want a french fry? >> h hoda and kathy used to drik on set.

>> sean hannity is drinking beer. look at that. >> i'm not usually a beer drinker but it's a good beer. >> what's the deal? it's $47 for a 47 platter. >> that's right. union pub. >> 47 what? >> $47 for the 47th platter. you get a beer -- for donald trump. >> where will your show be from? >> special edition. >> i think from here. and tomorrow night we'll be -- it's been changing quite a bit. we'll be at one of the malls where president trump will be. >> depending on his schedule. >> one final sip. >> lawrence and i will be -- >> you both will be on the set. brian said no. steve said no. >> you don't have a tuxedo. >> that's true. sean, we look forward to seeing you tonight. >> guys, i watch every morning. love you all. thank you for having me. >> love you back. congratulations. >> absolutely. >> more "fox & friends" coming

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>> putting faith front and center, president-elect donald trump has invited the reverend franklin graham and new york's cardinal timothy dolan to deliver the invocation tomorrow. what did you think when he asked you to do this? you've done it before. but it's still such an honor. >> it is an honor. and to be able to focus on god and ask for god's blessing for this administration and to thank him for what he has done for our nation and to be able to pray for the president in front of the nation is so important. he needs our prayers. the problems that we're facing as a nation are incredible,

huge, and for us to be able to focus and stop for a minute and pray that god will give him wisdom, guide and direct his steps, is so important. and i would encourage people everywhere to pray for him every day. >> absolutely. >> i encourage the president, when you get up in the morning, when you roll out of bed, ged on your knees and ask god for help and he'll do that so tomorrow is a very important day. looking forward to it and we just pray that god will protect him and bless him every step he takes. >> i pray constantly that he will be safe and protected. >> yes, yes. >> and did bible says we should pray for our leaders. >> he commands us to pray. >> yes, sir. thank you for everything you've done in north carolina. you'll be there with cardinal dough lain. this is not -- dolan. this is not your first time. you did the invocation for george bush and i used to see your dad with the presidents on inauguration day. how many times did he participate? >> he prayed three. but he was involved in seven

inaugurations at other events but three here in the capitol. >> what advice would he give you as to how to pray and what to say tomorrow. >> focus on god. that's all we need. we need to focus on god. everything we have here in this nation comes from god. all of this is from god. it's not our strength. it's god that's done this. we need to give him credit and thanks and praise. it's so important to praise him. >> well, i praise him. he saved my life when i was 21 years old and i know where i'm going when this is over. so thank you so much, reverend. your dad played a big part in that too. my dad took me to one of his rallies at the university of south carolina years ago. thank you. >> thank you. >> switching gears, kid rock performs at today's victory rarally and he joins us live, nt . ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying a

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>> welcome back. dana and bill here. we're getting ready for a good two hours of programming here. a lot of excitement happening in washington, d.c. and during the next two hours we may see the three hostages that are being released. >> we're going to hear from the president on his last day in office coming up momentarily. a lot of things changing with the inauguration tomorrow, by the hour so we'll keep you posted on that. caroline leavitt will talk about that with the trump team.

jonathan turley will talk about the tiktok deal, where it stands and general jack keane has a lot of information. >> so much happening. back to you over there at "fox & friends." >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> see you all. >> you are looking live at capital one arena as crowds are already lining up, some have been there since friday, for trump's big victory rally tonight. >> if they get inside, they will psyched rock. see kid rock. he will be performing later today. he joins us live, bob richie, known as kid rock is on the set. >> good morning. >> i'm excited. >> set the scene here. what does it feel like in washington? >> it feels like the rebirth of our nation. >> yes. >> felt like that at the ufc fight, after the election, everybody was together, walking to the ring there.

there's this overwhelming -- >> madison square garden. >> there's the overwhelming sense of, you heard it a million times, america is back. >> how do you feel about more celebrities, more people in the music industry, j unifying behid the country and donald trump. >> they feel it's safe to go back in the water. welcome to the party, like i've said. better to have more than not. there's a whole change in the air, there's a whole shift in everything. i think people are -- they saw what he did the first time and when you really look at the facts and the numbers and how great it was, it's only going to be better from there. the feeling is everywhere and the things he said he's going to get done. it's just -- the excitement especially if you're on our side it's through the roof but i think people -- all reasonable people i feel, you know, are understanding. just like if we would have got a reasonable democrat. it's okay, like we think

differently on a lot of things but if you're a reasonable person, and i've really got to stress reasonable because lord knows there's some fruitcakes out there. [laughter] >> i know you played at barack obama's inauguration despite not voting for him. how is it going to look? because that moved it from outside. now it's inside. how are you going to perform in there with the tighter space? >> this was always the rally i'm doing, the -- >> you're doing the rally, not the rotunda. >> the victory rally. we're indoors so we're all good. >> what are you going to sing? what are you going to do? >> i'm going to do four songs. something old, something new. >> good. now, we had heard -- we talked about this on "fox & friends" on friday where i said, you know, it sounds like you had to run the plans by the secret service and they said no fireworks and no girls on poles and then your phone started ringing and who was it? >> yeah. friday morning got a call from

the president and melania and it was kind of mind-blowing. i tried to leave him alone. he's got a lot on his plate i would think right now and to find the time to call and shoot the junk me, he called and said did the secret service tell you can't use strippers, no, sir, i was joking around. he goes ah, that's funny. [laughter] >> eg he's so fun. he's so fun. >> how do you explain the different perception that people have of him? i mean, he was so much different in 2017. >> well, i think, you know, it made it pretty easy watching joe biden and that administration for four years to say like, wow, to take a look back at the previous four years and go okay, this is not apples to oranges here. this is -- you know, wow. look how good we had i you know. and i can't -- my parents,

especially my father, the values of common sense. that's been a big talking point on the campaign trail and everything he's done. i see him exercising common sense. he asks so many people, just regular people, like he called me up, yeah, we joked a little bit but he also was talking to me and he had seen my fox thing from jessie and we talked about that a little and he goes let me ask you a question. people can really have a bad experience, maybe some people could get hurt. our first responders, what do you think about me moving the inauguration indoors. i'm like -- >> you're asking kid rock. >> before you go, bobby, tell us a little about your tours because you're going to a whole bunch of places. >> love to. everything is at kidrock.com. we announced seven arena shows on friday. everything this year is going to be a celebration of this victory, of this historic election and i still employ

people, like it's not time to gloat but nothing wrong with a little celebration. >> that's right. >> so we've got seven arena shows. we've got rock the country, our at the time valleys rockthecountry.com and kid rock's rocking rodeo in dallas. >> that's a lot of rocking. >> i like your hat. >> amen. >> back in a moment. >> american news

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