>> carley: we are just hours from donald trump being sworn in as the 47th president of the united states. officially completing one of the most incredible political comebacks in history. >> todd: multiple indictment and assassination attempts, trump will become president with electoral and college, as well. he is ready to get to work. >> at noon, the curtain closes four long years of american decline and we begin a brand new day of american strength and prosperity, dignity and pride. i will act with historic speed and strength and fix every single crisis facing our country, we have to do it. we will not have a country left. and we will make america great again.

thank you very much. >> carley: you are watching a special edition of "fox and friends first" on this monday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: not any monday, inauguration monday. madeleine rivera is in washington laying out today's schedule. hi, maddy. >> madeleine: good morning, carley and todd, donald trump swearing in ceremony may have been moved indoors, regardless we expect thousands to gather across d.c. hoping to catch a glimpse of the motorcade. trump begins with a service at st. john's episcopal church and will host attend a luncheon at the white house and at the capitol, the swearing in will begin at 11:00. president biden and vice president harris will leave the

white house after that ceremony. trump is expected to sign a series of executive order and head to capitol one arena before heading to the white house for a signing ceremony in oval office. here is trump laying out plans at the d.c. rally last night. >>y w >>y we will not be invaded, will not be occupied or overrun or conquered, we will be a free and proud nation once again and that will take place tomorrow at 12:00. [cheering] >> everyone in our country will prosper. every family will thrive. and everyday will be filled with opportunity and hope and also filled with a thing called the american dream that you don't hear much about anymore.

>> madeleine: trump shared and will head to california on fire to visit areas ravaged by the wildfires. >> carley: you live in wash washington, what is the mood like today compared to any other old boring monday. >> madeleine: definitely filled with people. there is celebratory mood in d.c. among trump supporters. it is very busy. people are here with trump gear on and they are excited for today hoping to catch some sort of motorcade, ceremony. especially when you head to downtown democratic, trump is having a rally at capitol one arena. people can't wait for today. >> carley: people from across the country want a quick glimpse. thank you so much. trump is expect # to sign over 200 executive orders today

focusing on border, energy efficiency, abolishing dei policies and securing clearance for intel officials. >> it's been a long four years, a nasty four years. my administration will take immediate and decisive action to confront every single problem america faces and put our nation back on the path of success and greatness. within hours of taking office, i will sign dozens of security, executi executive orders. >> todd: brooke singman had that exclusive reporting and joins us now. you broke this story 200 plus is absolutely massive number. what are the american people talking about the moment pen hits paper?

>> brooke: it is massive and they say record breaking, most action taken on the first day a president is in office. he will take 200 executive o orders today. here is what you need to know. trump will declare national border emergency and direct u.s. military to work with department of homeland security and close the border to illegal aliens and designate cartel as terrorist organizations and do a number of border security immigration related executive actions. that is border security. energy, he will sign a number of executive orders related to drilling and offshore wind leases. he is going to unleash american energy, that is what senior official who is authorized to

describe these actions told me. that is same we heard on the campaign trail, drill, baby, drill, that is going to come through in the first actions today. then he'll end biden's electric vehicle mandate. end green new deal and take u.s. out of paris climate accord which he did in 2017. biden put the u.s. back in in january of 2021. trump is back and taking the u.s. out of that agreement again and will end dei programs across federal government, something he plans to do today. he will assert presidential power over federal bureaucracy. his teammates and officials involved in the executive orderses trump plans to exert presidential power over bureaucracy and put a hiring

freeze for federal workers and wants federal workers to return to the office. from that, trump is expected to establish biological sex definition and rename places like gulf of mexico as gulf of america and that will happen today. of course, tiktok, something he previewed himself yesterday. tiktok is back up andun aring after it went dark for a short period of time. he will extend that period so country and lawmakers can come up with an agreement to protect u.s. national security there. so that is just a few of the actions that we're expected to see the president-elect at that time, the president, taking today. >> carley: had four years to think about it and about 11 weeks to put it together between election day and today, he will hit the ground running. brooke singman, thank you so much. >> todd: mcgurn, w"wall street

journal," former speech writer for president george w bush, knows about writing presidential speeches and joins us now. themes are expected to be unity, strength and fairness. what do you expect him to say to emphasize those three things? >> i'm not sure what he will say, you know, donald trump contains multitudes so there is a lot there. what i hope he'll be is aspirational. i get the sense that is where he's going, pointing to better america because of policy and what he will do. his first was a bit dark, talked about american carnage. i think the public wants good news, going to earn more money, keep more from federal government, there are going to be jobs for kids.

upward mobility, the message will resonate with people. watching events yesterday, struck by how good natured and cheerful they are. the trump supporters are libelled in the press, white supremacist, deplorables, sore forth. you see people waiting online to see donald trump, normal, good people who take make america great literal and want to make america great. >> carley: the president is thrilled, you don't do ymca village people if you are in a bad mood. he has so many times he did not have first time in office, experience, gop majority, clear agenda and for first time democrats are saying they are willing to work with him. so two -part question here.

how long do you expect these drama-free days to last and are we going to see a different kind of president out of donald trump this time around? >> bill: i'm not sure different this time around but i think the atmosphere in washington may be different. what i detekts, i mentioned good cheer of the trump supporters, it's freezing down there, weather is not great and they are still coming out to see him. by contrast, democrats look defeated. last time this time we were worried about the counter protest to the protest against trump, some people went smashing windows, i don't think we'll see that today. i think you're talking about def defeated democratic party and they don't know the way out. i think trump might give them

the way out. >> todd: interesting, i ka cautn republicans, democrats are always very good about being strategic and having something up their sleeves, be ready for that. not saying mayhem in the street, talking legislatively and politically, we'll see. bill mcgurn, thank you. >> thanks, todd and carley. >> carley: we appreciate you. state stretching from rockies to east coast facing freezing temperatures and polar vortex. >> todd: we are live on the ground by one place hit by the arctic conditions when we come back.

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>> todd: for only second time in history a president will be sworn in on martin luther king day. niece of dr. king will hold a private prayer with the incoming first family, that niece is our friend, dr. alveda king. what do you plan on telling the president and his family in your prayer message? >> good morning, my friends. of course, unity, strength and f

fairness, that is so very important. my uncle, reverend martin luther king once said i have a dream, is rooted in the american dream. from perspective of everything president trump is doing now, every individual, every family, hes we all believe the same way, one blood and one human race. that is so very important and meets exactly what is in my heart when i remember my uncle, as well. it is important to pray to repent, to forgive and to move forward. i'm so excited about it. >> todd: you said what you are going to tell the president, what do you want america to know as the two days converge, inauguration day, day we celebrate honoring your uncle. what is this message on this such special day? >> fear not, be kind, love somebody. on every martin luther king day

every year we serve. as a matter of fact, i'm in partnership with a company that feeds people around the world. we are dealing with getting food to haiti right now. i care about america fis and then the world. we start at home. we will not have to spend $5 for a dozen eggs and i pray tiktok gets cleaned up for the children. it does not need to be dangerous. have a clean, social media, love to hear that. >> todd: your uncle knew about pushes trans formative change. that is theme of donald trump second term. what do you think your uncle would think about donald trump and that trans formative change he's trying to bring to america? >> change begins in the human heart. my uncle said we cannot legislate, law may not make you

love me, it can keep you from killing me. we have to have laws that make america safer, cleaner, more fair. then unity and strength with compassion and i really hear all that from president trump all the time and i'm going to be praying for america in that matter. >> todd: dr. alveda king, special honor to have you on our program, we appreciate it, enjoy today. now to fox weather alert. potentially life-threatening polar vortex is threaten ing th u.s. >> carley: winter storm warnings in place as snow began falling along i-95 corridor and residents bracing for below zero wind chills. michael, what are you seeing out there from boston? >> good morning to both of you.

lots of snow. we picked up three to five inches of snow and some spots more than that. we are at boston commons. i'm measuring three and at times upward of four inches of snow. big weather story are temperatures. 21 to 22 degrees, winds from no northwest 15 to 25 and gusting to 35. wind chill is warm and balmy 8 degrees. this is child's play compared to wednesday morning, we'll wake up to wind chills 5 to 10 degrees below zero. are for context, 250 million americans are under cold weather alert including 18 million under extreme cold warnings as we speak. winter storm warnings in effect until 7:00 in the morning and guys, how about this, we fell below freezing at 9:00 p.m. last

night. we are not expected to get back above freezing until sunday afternoon. total of over 150 hours in the icebox. it is going to be dangerous, if not deadly cold. please make sure you are prepared if you are joining us from boston and the northeast. >> carley: boston, thank you so much. janice dean has the fox weather forecast. >> janice: so much to cover, cold weather alert including houston and nola, new orleans, under winter storm warning, first time in many years, you are setting up snow and ice. this will be a crippling storm starting today depending where the low focuses on, that means snow or ice. we have winter storm warnings for along the gulf coast.

corpus, mobile, alabama, even florida panhandle. three to five inches for southeast texas, that is exceptional and crippling, as we head into wednesday. ice, we could see potential for ice on the roads, power lines and that could cause complete disaster for the areas. we are in particularly dangerous situation for southern california, in areas where we have burning fires out of control. again, extreme weather alert for monday and tuesday for southern california. we could see wind gusts and up to 100 miles per hour. this is a dangerous situation, one we have to watch, people need to heed the warnings and we'll have evacuations today. southern storm, crazy and cold will be life-threatening in some areas.

foxweather.com. thank you. >> todd: donald trump does not want to waste time acting on his agenda. ready to work with republican majority in the house and senate. >> carley: congressman dan user will tell us how congress will throw their support behind donald trump, he is coming up next.

>> carley: three israeli hostages and 90 palestinian prisoners released as part of the israel and hamas peace deal. >> todd: trey yingst live in israel. >> trace: after the ceasefire went into effect three hostages were reunited with loved ones in israel. we are getting our first look at the meetings at hospitals. after 470 days. all of the women are up and

walking on their own. president biden reacting saying this. >> today ceasefire in gaza and release of hostages is result of principle and effective policy that we presided over for months and got here without wider war in middle east that many predictd and now falls on next administration to help implement that deal. as team spoke as one voice in final days. >> trey: we heard from president trump who know sent steve wykoff to close this deal after negotiations drug on for nine months. >> biden is saying they made the deal, you know, well first of all, it would never have happened if i were president. not even a thought of it. iran was broke, had no money for

hezbollah or hamas. they had no money, they were broke, totally broke and would have never done anything. >> trey: reports indicate first palestinian prisoners to be released will be released next west pa weekend into egypt. this is a gruelling process for israelis as they wait each and every weekend, three or four hostages to be released from hamas captivity. back to you. >> carley: thank you so much. bring in liz naftissues ashes libr naf n n naftali, who was released in the first hostage exchange. what did you feel when you saw these hostages back in the arms

of their loved ones? >> i was overjoyed. we waited 471 days. abigail was released after 51 days, she hostages have been in the dark 471 days. to see them was incredible. it made me realize there are over 90 people, seven americans, who have not had this beautiful moment, hug of their family. it is beautiful and exciting and i'm grateful and these are incredible photo and 340moments. we will keep pushing. >> carley: there are still children being held hostage, ka kashes -- kafir was eight months

old. how is abigail doing today? >> thank you. abigail had a year plus to be free and she witnessed murder of both her parents and taken hostage as an orphan for 51 days, she's had a year of moving forward and playing with kids and getting to start to live a life. as we see these people coming home, healing and process it will take them to become normalized to an extent will take a long time. we've been able to have that with abigail. i look forward to all of these families being reunited. >> carley: if all the families are reunited, that will take hostage deal from phase one to phase two and there are questions if israel and hamas can get to phase two. what do you think about that? >> i think that seeing it worked

and hostages were released and we know prisoners were released in exchange show it started. it has to start. i go back to biden administration was responsible for abigail for 105 children getting released. over the past year they could not get over the finish line. now we have president trump and steve wykoff, i believe they understand how to get this over the finish line and get the 90 plus people home. it will have hiccups, we have good leadership dedicated to bringing these people home. >> carley: donald trump will make his inauguration speech today. what do you hope he says? >> well, we are going to be there.

i don't think we'll be in the rotunda, we'll be there and be there for the rally. we need him to keep talking about it, we are here on mlk day and m.l.k. said time is always right to do right. he is doing right for what we're fighting for, to bring home human lives, bring an end to this catastrophe. i'm looking forward because i'm a hostage advocate to hearing the words he is committed to bringing home all of these people and figuring out how to move forward as a country of israel, country of america and for the world. america is the leaders, we are the united states and president trump is the united states president. >> carley: thank you for joining us, we're glad abigail is well and praying for same outcome for

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>> todd: fox news alert. costco has two would beings before thousands of workers hit the picket line. they will strike unless they get a fair contract by january 31st. unclear if donald trump will have to step in while president and make buying in bulk great again. >> carley: tiktok is back in u.s. after be ing shut down les than 24 hours and app is crediting president trump for getting it back online. he will issue a executive order today to temporarily save it. >> todd: cheryl casone has the latest. >> cheryl: how this plays out today will be interesting. there are those pro-tiktok that say this is freedom of speech. there are those that argue why would a chinese company be

protected by the first amendment. there are a couple senators questioning how this will work today with this extension under president-elect trump donald trump. cotton and ricketts say the law that was backed by supreme court on friday and upheld, the law risks ruin bankruptcy for any company that violates it. there is no legal basis for extengsz of effective date of tiktok. they say bite dance has to agree to a sale. donald trump says do a 50/50 split. i will have kevin o'leary joining me today. we'll talk about that with him. david marcus writes in opinion section, china played with tiktok.

if tiktok was a fun app some entrepreneur came up with, and somebody offered them 20 billion, why not take the profit and run? i want to ask you about the approximately library, that is your expertise, not mine. >> todd: this is unchartered territory, when it comes to nationalizing this app, a lot will need to be figured out and this is where donald trump will come into play. there is a deal here, there are parties with deep pockets. it becomes what is that thing and will china give up the algorithm, that is where money is and what remains to be seen. don't mischeryl, you are hosting

today, have a great day. bring in co-host of big money show taylor riggs. not just ceo of tiktok will be there, amazon, apple, google, mi microsoft, bez os, cook, will hang out with trump today trying to carry favor with him. they want something out of him. what is it they want out of him? >> there is three of us here, maybe we'll be tie-breaker. i like that cancel culture is over. if you have a president who wins popular vote, we hated him first time and now everyone likes him. is it good tech ceos are showing up? good for them, they are doing right by their company, their duty is to show up and get in with the president. tim cook, brilliant with this,

had trump tour factories. the other part is like, this feels see through, they hated him 1.0 and now showing up on his inauguration, i'm mixed on it. thes why, they have fiduciary duty to show up, every good ceo, you have to do what is your job as ceo. >> carley: yesterday during trump's speech he said i spoke to tim cook and he said they will make a huge investment because of big election win. if it means more american jobs, why not. >> exactly, why not, some people will poo-poo this. mark zuckerberg is cancelling dei and all for masculinity, if

tide is turning and they are genuine about transforming, it is their job to do that. >> todd: what can we expect in the first month? >> carley: or first day or hours? >> karl rove had a great op ed in the journal, expectations are high. karl rove was saying, be careful you don't let down those expectations. we need tax cuts, if you delay it as business owner, i will delay vestments, i'm not confident they will come soon enough. we need tax cuts and real election issue was no tax on tips, that was more of actual point than no tax on overtime. we need to see those plans start

to come to fruition and see them soon because markets had a big run-up and market and economy is depend on promises. >> carley: slim house majority and they can't decide if one bill or two, we'll wait to see how the cards fall. thank you for joining us. president-elect trump will waste no time fixing every crisis plaguing united states. >> todd: dan meuser joins us. republicans don't have best recent history of unity, will you come together in the house and senate to enact donald trump agenda quickly? >> well, we are told to do that by the american people. he had a mandate, he meaning president trump. we have a great leader in the

white house and he has a great plan to make america great again. it is about strong national security, dominant energy policy, about secure borders. it is about a strong economy, world stability and doge, cutting wasteful spending. anybody that doesn't get onboard because they disagree with 1% of it, it will have a problem, we will not stand for it. we need to stand united, it is bene beneficial to all americans. >> carley: many tax cuts are slated to end this year, which americans will feel it most if they expire and how? >> thanks, carley. primarily small businesses, talking about 20% loss of tax deductions, 20% increase,

talking about interest not deducted and bonus depreciation and losing that. we lost r & d tax credit. must come back with additional items, no tax on social security, no tax on tips. president trump is stating things he will deliver and it is our job and all of congress, to enact this agenda. middle income folks will have taxes go up, it is crucialing yu crucial to pro-growth initiative, crucial. >> todd: a number, what is the salt threshold you think republicans settle on? right now 10, i've heard 100,000, is there a sweet spot republicans can settle on and get tax reform through?

>> great question, todd. this is what president directed members to figure out. i think the number is about 40,000. right now it issen it. it was at 20 and it was un uncapped. each 10,000 increase is about 18 billion dollars of additional cost on that end. that is a static number because there is always growth comes with tax deductions. if we increase by 30,000, talking about 40 billion of deficit spending. however, let's face it, tax cuts do create higher revenues overtime. we got to get that multiplier effect going within our economy -- >> todd: and soon.

>> carley: congressman it will be a busy and historic day on capitol hill. thank you for kicking off with us. we appreciate it. congressman dan meuser. president trump promising to victims of migrant crime his border policies will protect americans from all criminals. >> todd: an angel father is here with his message ahead of the inauguration. es still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur.

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>> carley: president-elect trump is making the promise to deliver justice to families of migrant crime victims. >> my administration will deliver justice for every family whose loved one has been stolen from them by migrant crime including laken riley. rachel morin, jocelyn nungaray. kayla hamilton, and every other precious american soul that we have lost to these animals. their memories will live in the hearts forever -- in our hearts forever. and we will never ever forget them. and their contribution. >> todd: don rosenberg's son was killed by illegal immigrant in 2010. the advocate for illegal crime. don joins us now. great to see as always, especially on historic day. what are you feeling today knowing that these if these

actions planned by donald trump were in effect years ago that your son might be alive today? >> well, i'm certainly feeling optimistic. however, i want to, you know, i do realize after 14 years how hard the president's job is going to be. how much is he going to be fought. gerald ford said our national nightmare is over. and unfortunately the damage is incalculable. for those of house have lost a loved one, the damage is forever. >> and it certainly is in your tase case. and we were just showing pictures i don't have you are son and we are so sorry for the loss that you have suffered as a results of him being taken from you at far too young of an age. donald trump has already announced his day one promises to declare a national border emergency. this is what is going to be announced in the form of

executive orders he is going to fully secure the southern border new phase of the border wall and suspended details that need to be asked filled in. bullet points come down later today. legal challenges filed as a result of what is he trying to do being neutralize the imagine knelt that brings these people here illegal aliens here, which is actually one of the strongest ways to stop people from coming. they know they are not going to be able to stay. and then catch and release. the settlement. like i said, i'm very optimistic

that he is going to wake very hard to do that. but, clearly, i have already noticed the media, the democratic party, and certainly the aclu and other organizations like that. they are not going to stand by and let this go. it's going to be an enormous fight and going to take deck cause to get anybody out of here. that assumes that after president trump we get presidents that are willing to keep the fight going. >> todd: that was my next question, actually. so, once donald trump and potentially j.d. vance are out of office, do you think we would ever go back to what we just experienced over the last four-plus years, especially in your case, don? do you think the american people would stand for that again? >> well, certainly, i certainly think it's possible. and i think what is going to happen -- i think the american people are going to be really behind the president as he is

deporting those who have, you know, have been convicted of serious crimes. but, i'm concerned once he gets to the people that are here illegally, and maybe they haven't raped, murdered, or molested a child, there's going to be big softening. i am already seeing it in the media as they are pushing these cases of people, yeah, they came here illegally, and they tell all the wonderful things they have done and how great they are. look. yeah. >> carley: don, thank you so much. yeah, go ahead. we do have to leave it there. we have to toss it over to "fox & friends" in just a couple seconds. but we thank you so much for joining us on this very important day, border security, of course, is donald trump's top priority and see that unfold. >> thank you. >> in speech and executive actions to many do. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪