the man because they didn't know what to do. this is the kind of insanity that just shows the left has gone so far over the edge that it takes something like an executive order from the president to say look back enough of this nonsense. and i think the popularity for this is going to only grow because i think we have just scratched the surface of frustration that most normal people have about this. >> bingo charlie, and it's wise you talked about before, it is why private schools, christian schools, homeschooling, online schooling is taking off all across this country. charlie, is always, thank you. >> todd: today president trump will take his first trip since

returning to the white house, making north carolina a priority as the state struggles four months after hurricane helene. >> carley: he will also travel to california where wildfires are tearing through the state. >> todd: i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the president is moving ahead with immigration crackdown and showing no signs of slowing down. his results >> week one coming up. >> todd: the president with a major warning for vladamir putin as he gets ready to wield american power internationally. brooke singman has the latest on trump's foreign policy plans. >> brooke: president trump's policy becoming clear in his interview with sean hannity touching on issues like iran, china and panama canal. >> president trump: most expensive thing we have built is panama canal.

jimmy carter gave it away for $1, we have to take it back. china is running the panama canal right now. >> sean: you had a conversation with president xi. >> president trump: i had a good relationship with him, with vladamir putin, also. iran is a different story. iran is a whole different thing. it is a religious deal that is very dangerous. they cannot have a nuclear weapon. if they get one, everyone else will get them and whole thing will be a disaster. >> brooke: trump is calling on russian president vladamir putin to put an end to russia-ukraine war. >> president trump: i put out a truth today that is really strong and i mean it. if they don't do it, i will pus tariffs -- >> sean: do what? >> president trump: if they don't settle this war soon, i'll put massive tariffs on russia and taxes and big sanctions.

i don't want to do that. i love the russian people, they are great people, but we have to get this war ended. >> brooke: trump will travel to north carolina and los angeles, which is still grappling with deadly wildfires. back to you. >> todd: as far as the california fires, new wildfire breaking out in san diego near the u.s.-mexico border as trump prepares to visit the state. firefighters battling the blaze, which has burned 600 acres and zero percent contained. >> carley: gavin newsom says he will meet president trump on the tarmac when he arrives for his vi visit. interesting. janice dean is here. >> janice: we have six fires burning. good news is winds will calm down after today and we'll get a

little rain in the forecast. the laguna fire, haghes, incredible and the gill manman fire and border two, 600 acres burned. wildfires can spread rapidly with 20 to 30 mile per hour winds. thankfully calm winds in san diego. they have not gotten rain in months and that is contributing to the fact dry vegetation, fire burning and it will easily spread. fire weather danger again today for all of the big cities including los angeles, interior sections of san diego, palm springs and being looing at the future radar by saturday. beneficial moisture makes its way in sunday into monday. this is good news, however, a

lot of burn areas can't absorb that moisture. that is the concern if we have a lot of rain in a short period of time. good news, bad news situation. we need the rain. it will act as runoff and could trigger mudslides and rockslides. saturday through tuesday, nice to see green on the map. nice to see rain in the forecast, but we are concerned about flash flood risk. listen to local fox affiliates. as we get into next week, dryer conditions prevail. hopefully we will not get that santa ana wind set up. fingers crossed, first measurable moisture since i think october for this region. again, good news, but it is are chaed and can't absorb and it acts as runoff and things are so

delicate it will not take much for mudslides and rockslides. >> todd: you can think you escaped fires, with run you could be subject to mudslides, horrifying. >> janice: glad the president is going. >> carley: a lot to see and he will spend time with governor, as well. >> janice: and carolinas, we are getting snow. >> carley: we'll talk to residents and highlighting that area. >> janice: happy friday. >> carley: happy friday. pete hegseth could be confirmed today after clearing a senate hurdle advancing him to final vote, not without controversy. >> todd: madeleine rivera has details. hi, maddy. >> madeleine: good morning, defense secretary nominee pete hegseth final confirmation is on track to happen 9:00 p.m. eastern time. republicans feel confident pete hegseth will cross the finish line even though two gop members

rejected pete hegseth in a proc procedural vote. susan collins voted no, skeptical about his -- for the job. >> think carefully of all the people we could have as secretary of defense, is pete hegseth really the best we've got? you know he isn't, he is not even close. is this the best man we have to lead the greatest military in the world? >> madeleine: gop senators have complained, accusing democrats are obstruction. president trumps he could adjourn power if they continue to slow walk his nominees. >> president trump: i would be willing to use recess appointment, it is up to john, john thune is a great guy, great senator, knows his stuff, i would use recess appointments if he wants to do that, absolutely.

democrats are just delaying, they always delay. >> madeleine: senate did approve second appointment for trump's administration, voting 74-25 to confirm john ratcliffe as cia dir director. his swearing in took place yesterday. full senate vote expected for kristi noem sometime this weekend. back to you. >> carley: maddy, thank you. roughly 150,000 pro-life marchers expected at 52nd day march for life in washington, d.c. vice p vice president vance will deliver remarks and president trump will deliver a video message to rally goers. yesterday the president partnered 23 pro-life activists who were imprisoned for protesting abortion clinics. >> todd: fox news alert. today hamas will give israel

names of four hostages they will release tomorrow as part of their ceasefire deal. the hostages are expected to be four women, soldiers and civilians. hamas is expected to provide details on status of each of the remaining hostages set to be freed. hamas could only provide the number of living hostages. stay tuned. an american attack by suspected cartel members while hiking in california, details next. >> carley: that cartel attack ha happening on u.s. soil. and bryan kohberger's lawyers are back in court today fighting to have dna thrown out, a full report coming up. bounty is made to be stronger... ...and more absorbent. so, while ordinary brands can't hold up, one sheet of bounty keeps working, even when wet.

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what is gen-z reaction to a president keeping his promises and so soon into his term? >> morgan: we are one week into the trump administration and he has kept his promise. we are getting illegal immigrants off the streets and ep coo ikeeping us safe. -- is doing a disservice to the american people. this is what justice for laken riley and every other american who has been attacked on american soil by illegal immigrants looks like. we need to continue. we shut down cbp 1 app this week. we need to support remain in mexico policy and continue to allow mass deportation effort to take place in america. >> todd: how does this play with

gen-zers who have not been used to presidents and political leaders keeping promises they make on the campaign trail. >> i think gen-z is sick and tired of being lied to and will see a truthful president come into play here and keep promises he's making. gen-z, they care a lot about illegal immigration and how it is impacting their day-to-day lives, they care about inflation. they will see their lives get better after the last four years of decay in america. >> todd: one clip encapsulates the discussion, watch. >> i'm not going back to haiti -- trump. biden forever, bro. thank obama for everything he did for me. >> todd:f word to trump and shoutouts to obama and biden. 18 convictions under his belt,

morgan. >> morgan: it is insane we are seeing these illegal immigrant have such an entitlement problem, they can come in, break laws and be violent criminals and they are thanking former presidents for decay and destruction they have caused in america. 8 million have come in the lasts four years and it will take four years to clean up the mass. >> todd: kamala harris is consulting hillary clinton about her political future. should she be taking advice in this public way? >> morgan: maybe zoo she will take a list out of hillary's p playbook and write a book of her own and stop living off american taxpayers. anybody in the country she will talk to, i guess hillary clinton makes sense, only one to lose

against president trump. kamala harris lost in the popular and electoral college, she will need to do a lot of thinking. >> todd: if she follows hillary clinton roadmap, kamala is heading into the woods this weekend. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >> morgan: thank you. >> todd: happening today, bryan kohberger is back in court as his defense team attempts to have all evidence collected by police thrown out. >> carley: chanley painter is here. >> chanley: idaho judge will hear from defense attorneys ta targeting heart of the prosecution's case, dna which was found at the home where four university of idahoun stereos were stabbed to death in november of 2022. defense argues their client's constit constitutional rights were --

>> there is warrant requirement to protect people from unreasonable searches and that is what we're asserting here. so much information contained in your dna and you can't stop shedding that when you are out of your house. >> chanley: they could not cite case law to back up the claim. -- the car and the cell phone. prosecutors respond there is no evidence to support the allegations. the family of kaylee goncalves is in court and her father will join "fox and friends" later this, mo. >> carley: thank you. laptop coverup? former politico report er speaking out how they were told not to report on hunter biden's

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>> carley: today president trump will make his first trip to western north carolina, the area realing from hurricane helene. the president claimed previous administration forgot about them. >> president trump: they don't care about north carolina, democrats don't care. what they have done with fema is so bad. i am stopping in north carolina, first stop, those people were treated badly by democrats. we will get that straightened out, they are still suffering from the hurricane from months ago. >> carley: joining us are residents of north carolina. good morning to you all. thank you for joining us. how do you feel about president trump visiting north carolina

today and making it his first trip since returning to office? >> it feels like we are finally being heard for the first time in four months. we've been yelling into the void that we need help. it has been silence. change is going to happen. >> carley: it has been four months, i can't believe it. how would you describe the pace of recovery and what is lifelike for people in your area right mou? >> i mean, the pace is a snail's pace. if you looked at footage i sent from day after the storm to now, and you drive down my road right now, it looks almost exactly the same, add some snow.

these are bridges down, roads that have crumbled on one side. debris and trees everywhere. trees falling, trees hanging over roads. we need a larger federal response to come in and help with issues. >> carley: add the snow and it is more difficult. shawn, donald trump has been in office since noon on monday, you say you are already seeing changes take place this week. do you think it is because of new administration or co coincidence? >> it would be a terrible coincidence. when he took office they ectended stay until march, a long time. every relief organization start working on rebuilding instead of crisis mode on pulling rug out

on hotel people having to live in hotels and dealing with calls all night long. it is immediate change. >> carley: you spoke to j.d. vance's team, what was that conversation like? >> they called me before j.d. vance came here and is like, what is going on on the ground. he is first politician that reached out directly. he gave a speech to north car carolina. he listened and that was important to me. they told me, we're coming, as soonsa we get in power. i heard trump say in his inauguration, this is true, this is happening. it -- they did not say much, they listened. they have not been here. i do appreciate that. >> carley: shawn brings up a good point, it is about communication and talking to people on the ground and asking

them, what do you need. that is one reason donald trump is making this trip. if he were to ask you, what do people need in north carolina right now? what do they need most? >> we need infrastructure help the most. our roads are crumbling, we have bridges that are gone. people are waiting on power. the state is too overwhelmed to provide right now. there is way too much work to be done by the state, we need national guard back. just in this video, this is debris everywhere. >> this was yesterday. >> this was shot yesterday. erin, you are saying people are in trailers with no electricity and it is freezing cold. there is a great need in north carolina. this storm happened four months ago, we're in the dead of

winter, help can't help soon enough. hope change is on the way. thank you all for joining us, we wish you the best of luck and keeping you in our prayers certainly as you continue with the storm recovery. >> carley: todd. >> todd: president trump hard at work after saving free special counsel, he saved it and ended government censorship. >> president trump: day 1 i signed executive order to stop government censorship, no longer will government label speech of our citizens as misinformation or disinformation. we have saved free speech in america and we've saved it strongly. >> carley: fox news contributor joe concha joins us now. he made that speech at world economic forum. he is upholding first amendment. >> joe: remember ministry of

truth under joe biden, that craptastically failed. more speech is better than less or no speech. no president embraced first amendment more than donald trump. yet we hear from journalism community he is a threat to free and fair press, actually he is most successful president we have seen in modern times. donald trump, this is not official, has taken more questions than joe biden and kamala harris did in four years, it is nonstop. he signed executive orders in oval office and done press conferences at mar-a-lago. government should not be involved in what is misinformation or disinformation, we know it will be weaponized and. >> todd: how do you expect censorship industrial complex to strike back against trump

because you know they are going to try. >> joe: no one cares, three words. they are becoming increasingly irrelevant. cnn averaging 300,000 viewers, that is eight times less. msnbc, 600,000 in prime time. these networks can be seen in 90 million homes, subscriptions to washington and new york times are down. donald trump has attention and he's on the right side of the argument. >> carley: speaking of censorship, this is example of it. there are former politico reporters speaking out about how their old employer, they left the company, slow walked negative joe biden stories, in particular the hunter biden laptop story. an ex-employee, listen to this. >> i was covering biden at the

time and i said, we need to writhe about the hunter biden laptop and i was told, don't write about the laptop, do not talk or tweet about the laptop. >> carley: politico is denying this report, he is saying what he's saying. >> joe: mark epudo knows of what he speaks. this is why trust in media as trust gas station sushi. to answer your question, if politico is denying this, all you have to do as reporter with google machine, check to see what coverage was like or did not exist in 2020 with hunter biden's laptop or anything as far as biden's cognitive decline. we saw the reporting and of coer

up leading to the debate in june when joe biden's brain turned to ap applesauce. here is the thing, not much is going to change in terms of trust if people at the top aren't held accountable or taken out. these are liberal elites in washington and new york trying to control political discourse and we know this at cnn. mark thochlson ran new york times for many years, now cnn is basically new york times. that will not change until thompson is replaced with somebody more in the center. jeffrey goldberg, editor and chief at the atlantic is a democratic activist. again, until change happens at the top, these reporters won't be able to do their job, they

are on orders. >> todd: joe concha not optimistic next four years will be different even though our country is going in a different direction from what these left wing democratic journalists want. >> joe: todd saves america, big podcast. >> todd: bill hemmer came up with this idea, todd save america, two d's or one? i don't know, we'll find out on monday. >> joe: and the carley conversation. >> carley: like it, boy. >> todd: president trump laying out his plan to make america wealthy again, it starts with liquid gold under our feet. >> carley: cheryl casone is coming up next. >> president trump: we have more oil and gas than any other country and we'll have more. we're going to become a wealthy country again and energy will

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here with details. carley refuses to toss to you. >> carley: i thought we were going to hear from donald trump, but cheryl casone is excellent, as well. >> cheryl: hope it wasn't i said or did. of course we have continuation of president trump's sit-down interview with sean hannity and they talked about energy and america's gas supply. it is a great asset and this should be happening more and more in this country, not other countries. listen. >> president trump: we have more oil and gas than any other country and we're going to have more and anwar, in alaska, could be as big or bigger than saudi arabia. it is great asset, china does not have that. they have to go out and buy it. we have more than anybody. we'll become a wealthy country

again and energy will lead the way. >> cheryl: so many layers to what he's saying. he is threatening china, you heard it there. china is buying oil from iran and russia exporting oil around the world and that is how they are making money to continue to fight the war in ukraine. donald trump is saying this is how the negotiation is going to go. he called out opec and said oil prices are too high. no response in opec, but russia is a member along with saudi. >> todd: when you look at davos, he delivered a speak something to behold to the folks. >> cheryl: he spoke at the forum virtually for 45 minutes.

a lot to unpack. he warned foreign business leaders, you need to make products and services in the united states or it will be difficult on you, he was talking tariffs. listen. >> president trump: my message to every business in the world is simple, come make your product in america and we'll give you among lowest taxes of any nation on earth. if you don't make your product in america, your prerogative, you will have to pay a tariff. >> cheryl: this threat of tariffs, people are like, why threaten tariffs and talk about tariffs on canada and mexico? these are negotiating tools, threats, not in writing yet. we want to wait for what goes down in writing. china tariff, the tiktok negotiation.

never seen one person yesterday balance so many things in a 12-hour period than i did donald trump yesterday. >> todd: it was crazy. i watch that speech and you remember a few years ago, everybody attacked him, the davos of itthe world and he had them yesterday sucking up toim had, it was beautiful to behold if you are pro-america. don't miss cheryl on mornings, she is also pro-america. >> thank you. >> carley: auto industry is already feeling positive effect under president trump after this day 1 action. >> president trump: with my actions today, we will end green new deal and revoke the electric vehicle mandate saving our auto industry and keeping my pledge to great american auto workers.

we will build automobiles in america at a rate nobody would have emdrooed dreamed a few years ago. >> carley: stilletis is expecting to bring back jobs for auto workers. auto workers for trump founder joins us. chairman of stillantis met with trump and announced they are ramping up production in detroit instead of canada. it does not seem like co coincidence, does it? >> no it does not. good morning to president trump, i know he is watching, from auto workers, mccommunist county is home of reagan democrats, we are happy he's back in office and taking care of business.

still stellantis announced this and biden had a plan on the table and nothing happening and president trump about to take office and all kind of things start happening. president trump follows through on promises and that is why stellantis is moving product back to the bell vadeer plant and promise to do more production in detroit. >> carley: how did you feel about donald trump, he did not support the esv mandate that jo biden created where is 50% of cars would need to be ev, no doubt kamala harris would have expanded that, donald trump signed executive order ending that. what does that do for the auto industry? >> detroit breathed big sigh of

relief when we heard president trump signed that executive order. that would have played into china's hand and kamala harris wanted to turn the united states into california, and it is a traineck where. detroit needs to be left alone by federal government. we need emission standards, other than that, let consumers dictate what products auto companies produce and we will buy the type of vehicles we want to drive. >> carley: give people the choice what car they want. stellantis will produce a durango in detroit. they were planning to in canada. you have tariff discussion where donald trump is threatening tariffs on canadian import making it more expensive to buy

in the united states. could that be a reason stellantis is moving production to detroit? >> it is the reason. president trump wrote the book on negotiations. he's accomplished more for auto workers than joe biden did in four years. it is fantastic, everybody in mccomb county is smiling right now, we are optimistic about the future. >> carley: thank you for joining us. have a great day. >> todd: carley shimkus, you like dram? >> carley: love it. >> todd: major coaching candidate could head to jags, he pulled his name from that job two seconds ago. i'm talking to fox sports n.f.l. analyst mark schlereth next.

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♪ >> carley: the "new york post" sharing this video of former vice president kamala harris grocery shopping with her husband doug yesterday in southern california. and she is facing backlash for wrapping up her groceries in single use plastic bags. shock of all shock before leaving the store despite the biden harris administration's emphasis on a green agenda. didn't bring her own bag. >> we talk about that phrase rules for thee not for me. >> had a lot going on this week.

>> william koet pulled an about-face and on becoming the jaguars head coach after previously agreeing to extension with the buccaneers. baker nayfield in dallas the cowboys are inching toward promoting brian schottenheimer to be their head coach. mark slar he won a super bowl three of them in fact. nfl analyst and co-host of the breakfast bowl on fs1. great to have you on the program. we love a good soap opera. explain what the heck happened with liam cohen this week? >> well, there is only 32 of these jobs, right? and ultimately, if they keep pursuing you, and that financial benefit becomes high enough you walk away from what you're doing, listen, man, let me see if i can turn around with the jacksonville jaguars they are a

good football team trevor lawrence. had flashes during the course of his career hasn't put it all together. liam cohen is a guy who grew up in football. his father was a great high school coach that ran the triple option communicative and regionsal guy. can he lead an organization? can he turn the jacksonville jaguars around in a division in afc south that truly isn't all that good. i can understand why when the money gets high enough why you walk away and try face that challenge. >> did it have anything to do with the general manager? i'm sorry, former general manager of the jaguars basically leaving, canned like middle of this week and then magically liam coen is back on the jag's radar and signing the contract?

>> i don't think there is any question. they let go of their general manager and a couple of weeks ago he and shot con were on a zoom somebody asked him on the zoom yeah i let him go if it was a demand of one of the coaches. i think what you saw there is people being tentative to go in and work with that organization without having their own people ultimately those guy together on the same nation. your job as a general management procuring athletes and getting the right type of athletes. i want a certain type of palatial at certain position. my guys in the scouting department and general manager need to find me that guy who fits that need this is not a guy that bothers me at all.

some get upset you got to hire the general manager first before you hire the coach. i don't buy into that. >> todd: quickly on the cowboys front looks like they are going to sign brian shot heimer after not coming to terms with mccarthy. is the move restore the cowboys to their 90's dominance i'm asking for lawrence jones and will cain. >> no. i appreciate you asking. listen, this organization is dysfunctional. and you know it really starts with ownership. the way they have negotiated with mike mccarthy leave to have an interview with the chicago bears and then all of a sudden decide not to retain mike mccarthy and then, you know, at that point you are already two weeks behind the hiring process because you flirted with mike mccarthy. those things are problematic. i think from an ownership standpoint, just my experience

is you have to not only appoint the coach but more importantly you have to empower the coach. that guy has to have the two levels of fear that are important. one, like the fear of the lord. this awesome reverence and respect for the guy who is making the calls. you got to have that type of fear. and then ultimately you have to be afraid of the guy. like that dude will cut me in a heart beat ii don't do my job. those things are essential to a great organization. and if the owner is going to circumvent the authority of the coach, all the time, then you are never going to be successful. all i can tell you is you look back to mike mccarthy when all of a sudden he walks in the fingerprints and backup quarterback tray lance is sitting in the locker. no communication there. it was done by the organization and not confirmed with or talked to with the head coaching organization. as a player, you are like that dude ain't really in charge. why would i respect that guy? and so college championships

this weekend. chiefs, bills, eagles, commanders, who you got? >> i'm going to take the eagles. i think they will be the best team in football. jayden daniels is incredible. i won't be surprised if daniels wins that game and then i'm going with the buffalo bills simply because i played for the denver broncos and i hate kansas city chiefs with the intensity of a thousand suns i'm going with the bills. >> todd: never rooted for you when you were a red skin commander whatever it is. >> okay. i switch and i will take the skins. >> todd: rooted for them like nobody. if they beat my eagles. i will wear a jayden daniels jersey on monday. mark schlereth, thank you. "fox & friends" begins -- >> carley: right now. ♪