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♪ ♪ rachel: starting with a fox news alert, four female israeli hostages released by hamas after spending 477 days as hostages. best brian: all four seen holdig hands leaving gaza. >> trey yingst live with the update. reporter: good morning. the four israeli soldiers were taken on october 7 from observation base that sits along

the gaza border, and they've been held ever since in hamas captivity. last hour a special vehicle carrying these women escorted by the israelis crossed the border to basically a reunification center where the young women will be able to meet with their parents and they'll be evaluated by a team of doctors and psychologist, and flown by helicopter to a hospital in central israel where they're expected to stay for a number of dais. we're getting the first images of the women and they're walking on their own and appear to be in good condition. this comes after a horrific experience, being held by hamas since october 7. the base they were taken from, 54 israeli soldiers killed during the hamas attack at that base. we look forward here, we expect the number of updates today as it relates to the broader ceasefire agreement and prime minister office says one israeli civilian that was supposed to be

release this week was not. the israelis are keeping up their end of the bargain for this week and they'll be releasing the agreed upon palestinian prisoners, but for the next release, we expect a lot of back and forth likely mediators involved in this conversation due to the fact that israelis say hamas is not living up to their end of the bargain, guys. charlie: trey, tell us about the 180 pal state queens stun indian prisoners that be -- palestinian prisoners released in exchange? reporter: yeah, nearly 180 palestinian prisoners released in exchange for the four israeli hostages. 70-90 of them will be deported and released at the across the streeting that sits close

to egyptian border. hundreds of them are serving life sentences in israel for things like murder and terrorism. last week there were very low profile prisoners released as part of the exchange. people that were largely not in israeli prisons for things like violent crime or murder. this week it's very different, high profile prisoners being released, and hamas is claiming victory in all this. they paraded the young women across the stage in palestine square in gaza city and the images from the west bank showing palestinian prisoners being released and more information about those being released into egypt today. this really raises questions about how the israelis are going to conduct themselves after phase one of the agreement because it's very clear there are two things to keep in mind. hamas is not defeated or destroyed inside gaza as we had heard from some israeli officials. and the second thing to note is

that the propaganda arm of hamas is in full motion and they're take the opportunity to parade hostages through gaza city surrounded by more than 100 hamas fighters decked out in weapons and some of the weapons belonging to the israelis that were taken maybe in battle or on october 7 and they're going to use this opportunity again in the west bank to claim victory because they will be getting high profile prisoners released as part of the exchange. rachel: trey, i don't understand the strategy. to me, i see those women being paraded and surrounded by these guys with masks over their face and guns. it doesn't seem like the pr win to me. i don't get it. my question to you is how many other prisoners are left and what are the prospects at this point for getting them back? reporter: there's thousands of prisoners currently in israeli prisons that hamas and islamic jihad would like to get out.

the reason it's a pr win for hamas because they're trying to recruit more fighters in gaza and the west bank. when they parade through the streets, they are able to basically claim victory against the israeli army saying they were defeated in the northern part of gaza. it's something to note here, the former secretary of state antony blinken said just about a week and a half ago that hamas recruited as many militants that they lost during the conflict inside gaza. 17,000 to 20,000 terrorists. this is significant because again, hamas is not just operating inside the gaza strip where there's a population of 2 million people, and before the war they had an estimated 30,000 to 40,000 fighters. ayr operating in the west bank in places like jeanine and others. just about 45 minutes from where we're standing right now, there's palestinian villages

where they're flying green hamas flags. when they're able to conduct themselves in gaza as a governing authority, and that again is the reality of the situation. it is an uncomfortable reality, but it's true. they have deployed police officers to the streets of gaza. they're able to print banners and gather civilians among their fighters that the israelis said were killed. so the bottom line is the war is not over and it's a pause in the fighting according to top israeli officials. in order to basically usher in a new chapter for gaza, the israelis will have to defeat and destroy hamas. right now they're focused on getting the remaining hostages out after these seven hostages have been freed from gaza as part of ceasefire agreement. there's still 26 hostages remains that are expected to come in in phase one of the agreement. we should be very clear here, this agreement would not have happened if it were not for

president trump and his middle east envoy steve whittkoff. negotiating teams were meeting in doha and meeting on the same line items and stalled on what happened a few weeks ago. it's been a opportunity for seven alive hostages to be reunited with their loved ones and the hope in israel is that this is the beginning of a process that will see all of the hostages freed and part of the reason you see in hostage square here in tell veer where so many -- tel aviv where so many families and civilians are meeting and chant everyone now, everyone now, because they're not done till off of the hostages are home. rachel: rachel: i misspoke and meant to ask you about the hostages coming out and said prisoners but i appreciated your explanation on that. you're right, until they all come home, they will not be rest from those families. thank you for that .

that really excellent report. thank you, trey. charlie: thank you, trey. interesting when you see the exchange between four israeli citizens and then 180 palestinian prisoners and the difference in the value of life between those two places. it's kind of -- it's eerie. brian: we have americans there and we have to get them out. rachel: no question about it. i think donald trump is focused on that along with whit cough and see them all return home. charlie: pete hegseth earned his position at department of defense last night and the senate voted 50/50 with jd vance, vice president, as president of the senate coming in to cast the tie breaking vote and break the log jam and confirm pete as the 28th --

best brian 29th. charlie: 29th secretary of defense. >> any senators in the chamber that wish to vote or change a vote? if not, the yays are 50 and nays are 50 and the senate equally divided and the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed [ applause ] rachel: that was only the second time in history where a vice president had to come in and break the tie on a confirmation for a nominee. by the way, jd tweeting out he thought he was done voting in the senate. guess not, got to get pete through, and they d. these are republicans by the way that voted against pete hegseth. senator mcconnell, senator susan colins and lisa murkowski.

mr. trump said this about pete's confirmation. >> i'm honored to have pete. i think pete's going to be a great secretary of defense, pete hegseth. and we're honored to have him. jaire are you disappoint that had mcconnell voted no? >> i didn't even know that . i didn't know. i heard we won. win sergeant what matters; right? brian: it'll be a little asterisk but at 10:15 this morning he'll be sworn in as next secretary of defense. excited about that and the think the troops will be excited about that. lisa murkowski's vote surprised me, if you're in alaska, freedom matters and the military matters and energy matters. there's no way, donald trump kicked butt in alaska and pete hegseth has been a pro department of defense person and how the world that actually

helps that's stunning to maine mitch mcconnell, he's disappointed and i think he did the math and said hey, we know we're still going to win, give him the benefit of the doubt there, a little bit. this does not portend well for some of the other nominees coming up. if we're struggling to get the team unified to vote in unison like the democrats, you have three. we'll have to do this how many times and there's others that i worry about that should get confirmed but i worry about the i feel good about it. rachel: he was over the finish line and i love what you bright

up over the troops and not making a lot of generals happy at the pentagon and it's making the troops happy. i know a handful of young people that were waiting to see if donald trump won, if somebody like pete hegseth came through, they were going to actually join the military. they were not willing to register or list to serve under biden or democrat or kamala administration this. bodes well for the troops. here's what pete had to say, thank you for your confidence, mr. president. thank you for the tie breaker, president trump mr. vice president. thank you, senators, if 50 votes this. is for the troops, for the warriors, for our country, america first, every day, we will never back down. charlie: probably one of the most significant and existential threats our military faces is with recruitment right now and recruitment numbers are terrible and been terrible for years now, and if that alone winds up being

the legacy of pete hegseth as head of dod, that'll be a massive, massive victory. rachel: no question about it. later in the show, we'll talk about this and bring up the photo of pete and jen and the kids because this has been a process for not just pete but the whole family. you saw them there lookerring happy, celebrating, pete did it and we're proud of hip. we'll make sure to put that up in one of the later hours because it's worth seeing. donald trump went to see california and fires and meet with people there who were suffering as well as with the governor of california gavin newsom. gavin newsom met him on the tarmac. here's what it looked like. >> most importantly, thank you for being here. mean as great deal to all of us, not just the folks in palisades but folks in altadena that were

devastated. we're going to need your support, we're going to need your help. you were there for us during covid and i don't forgets that and i have all the expectations that we'll be able to work together to get this speedy recovery. charlie: it's not clear whether gavin newsom was invited to be there or just popped over there on his own, but he was dang sure to meet the president coming down the steps. >> what a treat. gavin newsom, tuck in your shirt maybe. you're the governor and maybe could have tucked it in when you're meeting the president of the united states. charlie: it is too . maybe he's reading the tea leaves like maybe i screwed up the situation and maybe trump is right about all these things. rachel: i can't stop looking at melania. nobody has toured disasters looking better than melania. it is incribbled.

>> we haven't even turned the corner on one week. rachel: you know they're going to get this done. donald trump is such a leader and he's in charge and the people again, we talk about the troops, the fire fighters know it too . he goes to pacific palisades and meets with the fire fighters and this is what happens. [ chanting "usa"] rachel: i can guarantee those chants were not for concern bass. those were -- karen bass. those were definitely for donald trump. >> and they gave him a fire hat with 47 on it. rachel: president trump ended up sparring with karen bass over this cutting of the red tape in order to -- he wants to get

things done and said i'm coming in to help but, california, your rules and regulationings better not vow me down. >> you have emergency powers like i do and i'm exercising my emergency powers. you have to exercise them also. >> i did exercise them. >> i look, you have a very powerful emergency power, and you can do everything within 24 lores. >> yes. and if individuals want to clear out their property, they (&.k >> everyone standing in front of the house wants to go to work and they're not allowed. >> but we need people to be safe. >> they're safe, they're safe. tare not safe now. they're going to be much safer a week, a week is actually a long time the way i look at it. i watched hups of people standing in front of their lots and not allowed to go in. it's all burned, gone, done. it's not going to burn anymore. there's nothing to burn. almost nothing to burn, and they

want to go in much the people are all over the place and they're standing and i say why aren't you going in? we're trying to get a permit and the permit's going to take them, everybody said 18 months. charlie: karen bass was not made for this moment. donald trump was made for this moment. rachel: if you're a democrat or republican, if your house burned down, my friend, matt, his entire neighborhood burned down, except turnov for his house. what does that do to your property value. you're going who do i trust in this? >> donald trump knows how to build things and get this stuffdown done. he sparred with karen bass and local officials multiple times saying no, we're starting it tomorrow tomorrow and you can start tonight and when one of the local officials said well, the coastal commission or other thing. he said no, in fact, the man sitting next to the president, figure out who heads this up and start getting out the money and

by the way, we can accelerate this and that's the kind of presidential leadership it takes to actually get it done. charlie: yeah, trump flamed the coastal commission. >> yes. rachel: by the way, no love lost among even democrats in california for karen bass. i think this exchange was a welcome exchange and people are looking at donald trump to make things happen. >> yeah. charlie: back to the top story, four female israeli soldiers freed this morning and learning more about hamas recruitment efforts during the war, that's next. i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ when winter season hits emergen-c supports your immune system with so much more than vitamin c. be ready to fight back with emergen-c and for on-the-go immune support

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happy these young women are going to be brought here . we call them women but really kids, 19 and 20-year-old idf soldiers that have gone through horrific conditions. more than 1200 men, women, and children were slaughtered and some really grizzly ways. we have to keep this whole deal in perspective. these 15,000 new recruits have been emboldened by this trade. they see that has tajikistan taking and -- hostage taking and terrorism works. it's being done in a peace meal fashion, and it's totally disproportionate to what the crime has been and to what the palestinians will get in return, it's a bad deal. i think negotiating with terrorists ultimately is always a mistake because it legitimize that had a lawless efforts and lawless tactics. it also de-legit nices the --

delegitimizes the peacemakers. jason: if it's your loved one, you'd do anything to bring them home. we have americans that are there being held captive. some may actually have passed away but to get clarity on that is important. but to see hamas with that kind of recruitment number is a bit scary, but the senate is -- has confirmed pete hegseth as next defense secretary, and this at a time when the trump administration, boy, they're inheriting a collapse almost in terms of recruitment of the united states military. what do you see with secretary pete hegseth at the helm? i think recruitment will go up? >> absolutely. prior to 1991, i was an enlisted guy and air national guard and air force recruiter and i've seen the young people and

personally introduced about 200 people to our nation's air forces. so i know what they're looking for. they're not looking for pronouns, they're not looking for any kind of pc stuff. young people join the military to improve themselves, challenge themselves and yes, to be a little bad ass too. pete hegseth will be the biggest bad ass on the block. jason: biggest, baddest fighting force on the face of the planet focused on lethality is what the country needs. pete will be sworn in sometime today and the recruitment that'll be there. glad the hostages are home but, boy, this fight is far from over. lieutenant colonel donald arias, thank you so much for joining us this morning on "fox & friends". >> thank you. jason: all right, president trump telling hurricane helene survivors he won't forget them. two survivors who spoke alongside trump, they join us

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rachel: now in southern california, new evacuation orders issued in san diego county as a brush fire is burning near the u.s. mexico border since thursday and it's grown to over 6,000 acres. right now it's just 10% contained. in an la county fire fighter getting the upper hand on hugh's fire, which is now 79% contained. there's rain in the forecast for the first time in months, which will help fire fighters, but officials are warning alaska possible flooding and mudslides. wow, never ends there. turning to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. so, rick, are we getting relief for our people in california? >> yeah, we got some pretty good rain coming it weekend and it's great news. y there'll be a bit of a threat of mudslides, but we'll have to deal with that . the rain is much more important. the big fires that have been burning in the la area.

it's been this horrific last couple of weeks, and we just want to kind of set the stage here. down in southern california, we're in one of the driest stretches we've ever .h northern california, not the case. upwone of the wettest stretchesd the drought expand over the last month or two down across parts of southern california. that spin is the relief that's about to start to come in. by tonight and tomorrow morning, we start getting rain and mountain know and that's incredibly -- snow and that's incredibly beneficial and melts quickly and doesn't run off right away and slow melt over the next couple months and starting tonight and tomorrow morning, some spots maybe 1-2 inches of rain, isolated spots 3-4 inches and snow in the higher elevations. this is absolutely wonderful news. this is a sunday monday event and incredibly dry down parts of the four corners and you'll get in on some of this rain as well

and much needed beneficial great story for southern california. charlie, to you. charlie: thanks, rick. president trump meeting with survivors of hurricane helene in north carolina yesterday including eagle rock church pastor ramona knicks and her daughter mona roper. jaire you don't realize how important the little things, it's not the big things in life that we have, but it's the little things and knowing that god is our source. thank you, president this. is our president and i appreciate you so much. >> it was been a nightmare and e weal fort and not for the fellow citizens that stepped up to help us, i don't know what we would have done. if we can't get fema help, will you guys help us? step and yous be our fellow citizen? charlie: ramona, pastor of eagle

rock church and her daughter mona join us now. great to see you all. >> thank you. charlie: i was struck by the story you told about your church. the hurricane hit, what, four months ago, but it was only a few months before that you opened your church. >> right. charlie: it's like god sent you some place to open your church. >> right, that's what i felt. like i said yesterday, we're not a big congregation and moved from a 3800 square foot church to a 14,000 500. i had people ask me and what are you going to do with a church that big? i said only god knows.

we had our dedication on sunday and on wednesday the storm came and on thursday, friday, our church was packed full and had to get conexs in to hold the supplies that people brought in to us. it didn't take long for what i dreamed. i always dreamed about reaching out and helping the people because that's what serving jesus is about is reaching out to others in need, no matter the color, where they come from, rich, poor, whatever. we are here to help. that's what i wanted to co. i saw that being fulfilled and all i can do it give praise to god because he's the one. charlie: truly incredible. it's like a story out of the bible. mona, what was it like to have the president of the united states and the first lady come

to visit yesterday? >> that was breathtaking moment, a very uplifting, encouraging. it was hope. it's unusual to feel the kind of just peace felt there yesterday. there was no nerve nows about it. when they got there, they were both so, so real. and it dave hope to everyone that was there. everyone was talking about how they just couldn't believe the atmosphere and the peace that we all felt. charlie: ramona, president trump talked about needing to do something with fema. has fina been much help for you all? >> fema hasn't been any help and i tried with fema since day one,

and fema keeps saying send us proof of repairs, and we'll send you funds. it just doesn't work that way. our area is really devastated. our bridge to repair it is $300,000 and then the road itself is going to be additional 300,000. that's like, you know, 600,000 minimum. we can't afford that . we can't fix that and then submit to fema. i've been on the phone with them, and i understand that every time i talk with them, we're not a insurance company. i get that. but we live in the mown tapes and in the mountains, you don't have flood insurance. this was just a total catastrophic storm that no one expected, and fema is not stepping up to help as they should. charlie: truly. i can tell you that you all are courageous and i admire you very

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rachel: students with harvard's only student conservative publication, the harvard salient, calling out the stigma they faced on campus at a lunch in on wednesday. they had the right to distribute their publication in dorms after administrators made them stop in february. havant salient board member and president both spoke at the seventh join us now. sara, tell us a little bit about what it's like to run l salient, which is a conservative paper at harvard and what you've been facing from the administration. >> first, thanker sos much for having me this morning. i have good news and bad news to report about what's happening at harvard. i guess i'll start with the bad. over the course of 2024, we started to hear from our school

that we could not distribute to several dorms on campus. we call them houses at harvard. essentially by the end of the year, after talking with professors in the dorms, we're banned from about a quarter of them. that means several hundred students, each house has at least several hundred. we fought back, we escalated this to the highest levels of administration, and we heard things from professors like, you know, you're a fire hazard, you're environmentally unfriendly and all this was pretextual for the real reason that we were being banned, which is the conservative content that we were delivering to students doorsteps. students would complain to their professors in the houses and then we were banned. very, very happy as of this past week we received news from the school that we have been heard by the highest levels of harvard's administrations, and really just making an all

american free speech argument about what it means to speak on campus, the power of the printed word, and the school will be taking steps this spring in order to increase the ability for student publications to reach students at their dorm rooms. rachel: shame on the administratoors and students to. our country was started by revolutionaries that printed papers and spread the information in the news. that's how it all started. it's just crazy and using environment -- if you're a fire ha varicose veined because you drop -- hazard because you drop paper at people's dorms. that's crazy. talking to you know, alfredo. what are your thoughts on this? >> rachel, always great to see you and as you can imagine, you know, nothing is a greater threat to economic freedom than the lack of freedom of speech, which is exactly what the kids at harvard sail i can't are fighting for -- salient are fighting for and i couldn't be more proud to be standing side

by side with these kids and they're brave souls to be conservative voices on the harvard campus. rachel, if you don't go into the belly f the beast and fight, where does it go? they're our future, our future cfos and ceos and doctors and judges and denning that freedom of speech at harvard is important because it's representative of the liberal malaise hitting the entire higher education system. i really absolute these kids and we couldn't be more proud of what they're doing, and the recent victory but look, like i told sarah, the battle has won but the war rages on. rachel: it sure does. harvard by the way was ranked last in terms of freedom of speech of all the schools. university of chicago where my daughter went to, was ranked very high, but i can tell you she started a paper there and experienced a lot of discrimination and shaming and a lot of bad things that happened for conservatives. weave heard a lot this year

about jewish students and how they were treated and members of congress came in and i'm glad they did that but for a long time, for decades, conservative student haves been mistreated and discriminated against on campus and it's time they also get the attention from congress. i appreciate what you've done, sarah, and also you, alfredo, standing next to her because this is a really important topic. thanks for your courage for both of you. great seeing you. >> thank you. >> thanks, rachel. rachel: you got it. all right, i guess we have jason next. jason, what do you have? jason: turning to headlines, idaho murder suspect brian kohberger's team is calling if all evidence to be tossed and he is accused of murdering four idaho students in 20226789 the father of one of the victims

wants to see kohberger be put on trial. >> definitely not for the plea agreement they've put us through hell. we've done everything by the rules and i don't want a plea now that we have them to deal with consequences. her only mistake was to go to bed that night and somebody broke into her home and killed her. jason: kohberger could face the death penalty if found guilty. meta ceo mark zuckerberg announcing his company is planning to invest up to $65 billion this year to enhance it is artificial intelligence initiatives. the tech leader saying "this will be a defining year for ai. in 2025, i expect meta ai will be the leading assistant serving more than a billion people. this announcement comes as the industry booms after president trump's reelection. trump just announcing on tuesday that three top tech

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charlie: so january is national soup and slow cooking month. jason: they're the perfect meals to warm up the freezing temperatures across the united states. rachel: and easy to feed the family with a pot of soup or slow cook erases pea. here with the soup and slow cooker recipes is the chef and partner at boss and boston. you have pickle ball there, can we explain that for a second just what's going on. >> sure. rachel: i just don't understand, people want to know why it's there. charlie: and it's a soup segment. >> first, pickle ball is awesome and at bossy we're the largest amentized pickle ball facility and 21 coeurs, four different unique dining experiences from the cafe, and i brought

breakfast to you guys and italian to sports lounge that just opened last night and then we have a court side menu as well. on topic here, i wanted to bring foods today that really reflected how cold it's been lately, your fault. basically i wanted to bring a few dishes and one for fun. from bosse, we have a beautiful braised short rib au ju and then a squash soup with sage and hahazel nut and then we have viy soup. it mean as lot of different things to a lot of different people. today we're doing it with chicken, cannellini beans and kale and all different flavors and chop it up and throw it in the pot. charlie: lawmakers the resistance reigns leading of victory soup? >> sure, in world war i and world war ii, americans were

encouraged to have victory gardens and soup came from excess of the garden. what i love about victory soup, it's great for utilization, whatever you have left over in the fridge, throw it in with chicken broth and there you go. that's why we're putting pep rowny in it. pepperoni in it. charlie: all the carbs. >> take the ingredients and throw them in the pot. eat some pepperoni, go in with everything. this is something with chicken stock, boil for 45 minutes and be in really, really good shape. then, in our vow cooker, oh, everybody lows boll nasoand then we make re ricotta, the spirit f ricotta is whey and then put it in the fresh rig tony in there.

rachel: i'm sorry, i have to try one of these. rachel: for more, go to bosse.net. thank you, chef. great stuff. we'll take the breakfast stuff. charlie: more on "fox & friends" ahead.it's ♪ ease you back in to the dating scene. of course, that also includes having a smile you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in dentures and implants made just for you,

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