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charlie: des the 7:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with a fox news alert. four female israeli soldiers freed from hamas captivity this morning. we have a live report next. jason: plus, president trump will be in las vegas today to speak on his no tax on tips campaign promise. after touring fire damage in los angeles leading to this exchange with mayor karen bass. >> 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 and you have a very power emergency -- rachel: rivetting amazing tv that was. i just got back from the march for life where i got to talk to marcher about the future of the pro life movement. watch. >> it's important to women that find themselves pregnant have choices and don't have to make

hard choices and the life of the baby matters. rachel: second hour of "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ rachel: i love me some gloria estefan. a lot of 80s music we're hearing this morning. i'm happy about that and puts me in the mood. jason: i live in the 80s. that's when i went to high school. charlie: i think of gloria estefan, i think of you. rachel: when i think of you, that's janet jackson. charlie: i wasn't even intending to drop a line. craig:t she's right. rachel: i saw her perform once -- i'm part of the congressional spouse club and came to perform at one of the lady lunch ins. she performed and under barack muhammad ali and did it for michelle obama. but in any case, she did it.

there are performers and then there's performer. she's a pro. it was one of the best sets i've ever heard and it was incredible. it was fun. charlie: i bet you can dance. jason: well, no. you'd be wrong. you'd be wrong. rachel: you'll be put to the test at some point. jason: i eat, as i proved in the last segment, but dance sergeant not in the cards nor can i sing. rachel: what i saw him do when i walk intoed the green room, he was stretching. he's already trying to beat us at palates later on in the show. pilates later on in the show. rachel: when pilates is a competition, we're in traube. jason: i'm worried about it. charlie: like you don't know your way around the pilates mat. jason: i can outpilate you but rachel, no. rachel: you can't beat valentina and there's a deep tease of her doing pilates in the show.

charlie: could we bring her on and let her do it and i can sit here and watch it. rachel: it's part of her physical therapy so we'll see. nice stretching in the green room. haven't seen that before, but i like it. charlie: all right, a live look at the vegas strip where president trump is holding a rally today. he'll address his no tax on tips campaign promise. rachel: this of course follows the visit to storm ravaged western north carolina and los angeles where wild fire haves destroyed thousands of homes. our own madeleine rivera joining us now with details. good morning. >> good morning. president trump won nevada in november partly because of campaign prosperity to end taxes on tips. he's expected to try and drum up support for that campaign pledge today in las vegas. trump's no tax on tips plan comes as republican lawmakers in congress also try and hash out another top priority, extending trump's 2017 tax cuts. house republicans are likely to

talk about the issue when they meet with the president for the three-day retreat in florida starting on monday. >> we've come here today to talk about the biggest promise the restaurant workers have had in a long time and that's no tax on tip and in our case, we mean it. you'll keep 100% of your tip income and not be harassed. >> trump's trip to las vegas comes after touring the storm average state of north carolina on friday and visiting california where he was greeted at the tarmac in los angeles by the state's govern eric gavin newsom and they've sparred over the state's response of the wild fires and trump appeared to soften his tone on friday saying he had a very positive talk with newsom. you can see some fire fighters here. i don't know if you can go to the video of la fire crews chanting usa, usa as trump arrived. trump and la mayor karen bass had a tousesy exchange over --

exchange over letting people back into their homes. >> you have emergency powers like db of interaural and i'm exercising my emergency power and you haves to exercise them also. >> i did. >> you have a very powerful emergency power and you can do everything within 24 hours. >> yes. and if individuals want to clear out their property, they can. >> everyone standing in front of their house, they want to go to work and they're not allowed to do it. >> we need people to be safe. >> they're safe, they're safe. know what they're not safe, they're not safe now. >> trump slammed fema's roles saying state governors should handle their own disasters. rachel, jason and charlie. rachel: thanks, madison. jason: i love that exchange. donald trump is doing something we haven't seen in the last four years and all the democrats sitting arnold the table too and can ask the president whatever they wanted and spontaneous and on camera and tape's rolling and did it for nearly an hour. when the mayor says oh, well i want them to be safe. he understood that that was code for oh, you're going to slow

this down because there's hazard and all that and blew right through and said no, we're going to start the permitting process now. we're going to be -- you're less safe by staying out of your home. let's get that permitting going and we -- republicans never got to ask questions of joe biden. here he is with a table full of republicans and democrats taking all questions, all comments. rachel: he's saying i have emergency powers and you've got them too and reminding people of los angeles she can do more and she's not. i loved every bit about this interchange between karen bass. you see the difference between a bureaucrat, somebody that's just not interested in action. that's not her priority. and somebody who's all about action. and then in the middle of it, you can't mis-it, melania trump just sort of above it all kind

of cool. the whole thing as you said, charlie, a bit of a reality show. if you're a california, la person whose house was burned down and trying to figure out what was their next move, who do. in charge? of course donald trump. charlie: in the last hour we spoke to mona roper part of a church in north carolina and welcomed president trump and melania yesterday saying they brought hope. >> it was a breathtaking moment, very uplifting and encouraging. it was hope. there was no nerve nows about it and they -- nerviness about it and they both got there and they were so real. giving hope topher. everyone was talking about how they just couldn't believe the atmosphere and the peace that we all felt. fema hasn't been any help. i've tried to fema since day

one. we live in the mountains and in the mountainses, you don't have flood insurance. this was a total catastrophic storm that no one expected, and nema is just not stepping up to help as they should. charlie: this is all in one day. president trump and melania went to the -- first lady, went to north carolina and then they went to california, and i love what had madeleine reported a minute about about trump having a good conversation with newsom, who he's been ferocious about and this is the art of the deal if you will where trump is willing to call people out on things, call them out to their face as he did with karen bass but when it comes to like negotiating and figuring it out, what do we do to fix the problem, he's there for that as well. rachel: and proof that the biden administration did nothing to help. these north carolina residents are like thank you, you want to hear about my story. charlie: four months ago. rachel: yeah, and went through christmas, freezing in cold, in

tents waiting for donald trump to come in because the biden administration did nothing. i also love that donald trump called out fema and said you know what, maybe it's not working. see that guy right there from -- that's franklin graham from samaritan purse. those people have been doing more. those people have been helping and listening to the residents. and so i think donald trump is thinking maybe we should rethink the way fema works. and the money should just go the to the local community and whoever can make it happen, make it happen. get the federal government out of it. charlie: we'll have franklin graham later on the show. jason: yeah, there's nothing like a president actually showing up saying hey, i've got your back and we'll make things better. it buoys everybody up and is really important. i look forward to hearing franklin graham on the show later today. now to a fox news alert, four female israeli soldiers release bid hamas overnight are back in israel after spending 477 days as hostages. charlie: all four taken by the terror group during the october 7 attacks are now

reunited with their families. rachel: trey yingst joining us live from tel aviv with the latest. trey. reporter: yeah, hey guys, good morning. we're talking about the four hostages. these four women were taken from their base on the morning of october 7, dragged into gaza, and then been held there for more than 15 months. today they were released back into israeli custody by hamas. there was a ceremony in gaza city, in palestine square where they were paraded through the streets, put onto a stage and then transferred to the red cross. the red cross vehicling drove to the idf and the idf brought them to their families on the border at reunification senter and they're being flown to a hospital in central israel and they'll be evaluated by a team of doctors and psychologist and they'll be able to link up with many of their other family

members and friends. it's been a harrowing experience for so many israelis as they look at the situation in gaza, and they saw more than 470 days to get the young women out of gaza, and hamas used this opportunity to try and show the international community they're organized inside the gaza strip. but the israelis are saying they're not holding up their end of the bargain. there was one other israeli civilian that was supposed to be released and they won't palestinian civiles cross from southern to northern gaza, one of the key cease-tire agreements and could create tension between hamas and israel and israel said they're not holding up to their end of the garmin began and they want to be real -- bargain and they want to be strict to enchew sure that hamas and others are holding up their end of the deal. rachel: i'm happy for those four

women and terrifying to see them parade that had way and the gay withs the gun and you talked earlier about it being a pr opportunity. i think it's a really bad look for hamas to say the least. my question to you is why is -- there's a baby and a 5-year-old and the baby's 5-year-old brother still among the hostages. any idea why they were not part of this group that was released today because this is outrageous. reporter: yeah, we have information about this specific family, but we'll wait for the israeli army to announce the information. the reality is that as this war developed, many of these vulnerable hostages were taken into tunnels and houses as the fighting raged on inside gaza. they were not protected by hamas. this particular family is one that really became a symbol for the israelis. the children, two brothers and their mother just -- she was holding them in the small town that sits along the gaza border.

the video circulated of the two boys with red hair taken into gaza. they once again have been used, this specific family, as a propaganda tool by hamas. they've often released hostage videos of the husband of the mother saying the mother was killed and creating psychological trouble and the israeli people looking to the young boys as symbols. we don't have any information publicly available to announce about this particular family. it is just horrible when you think about how this country is just waiting to see not only what happened to them but also the rest of the hostages that remain in ho mas captivity. rachel: terrible. terrible thank you,trey, for th. charlie: that story tells you all you need to know about the situation. you have innocence, including a child and children, who were taken.

they're not battle participants, they're not soldiers. they're taken and in exchange, you have the prisoners who have been through the court process and convicted of crimes, they're in jail in israel and that's the equal librium there. jason: hey, tough guys, holding for 477 days. those young women. come on. rachel: it's disgusting. by the way, lots of innocence killed on the other side as well during this process. it's just so nice to see a cease-fire and sort of some of the hostages released because it's just outrageous. charlie: and it's a reminder of the dangers we face around the world. last night the senate finally confirmed pete hegseth for department of defense. came down to a 50/50 vote in the senate and vice president jd vance who is president of the senate had to come in and cast

the tie breaking vote. >> i'm going to work with president trump and this committee to one, restore the warrior ethos to the pentagon and throughout the fighting force. in doing so, we'll reestablish trust in our military, unlike the current administration politics should play no part in military matters. we are not republicans, we are not democrats, we are american warriors. our standards will be high, and they will be equal. not equitable. we won world war ii with seven four star generals. today we have 44, four star generals. we don't need more bureaucracy at the top, we need more war fighters in power at the bottom. it's going to be my job working with those that we hire and those inside the administration to identify those places where fat can be cut to go toward lethality. charlie: you want to fix recruitment issues, that's how you do it. rachel: yeah, that guy. craig:t he gave a master class

in how to handle yourself. jason: glad he was confirmed and i love saying vice president jd vance. that makes me feel good here. just to score what's going on and the problems here, the army recruits 55,150. that's down to 19%. navy 35,000 plus down 8%. marine corp., 27,500 down 13.5%. and air force 27,303 down 15.8%. those are not good numbers. you got to be fully staffed to have the biggest, baddest fighting force on the face of the planet. rachel: no question about it. i love that he brought up the situation with the generals. just how top heavy everything is. what kind of general dos we have up there? i'm the daughter of an enlisted man who -- my father was in for 32 years, i believe, in the air force. he still tells stories about the generals. he knows there's generals that

care about generals and generals that care about the warriors, the fighters. it's very clear that pete hegseth is going to be a leader who cares about the warriors and people. that's so important and it'll be a huge shift from lloyd austin to pete hegseth. i hope we can put the picture umm of his family celebrating last night. this is a moment for the entire family, this process was brutal. the family felt it and last night they were celebrating it. look at those photos. wonderful seeing all those hegseth kids, that we've had on this couch so many times hanging out with them and here they are enjoying this moment as a family. as they should. congratulations to pete. we love you and we love your family. good news. charlie: the greatest threat to the status quo is donald trump and pete hegseth. rachel: that's right. rachel: we're going to get to know charlie a little bit better

now. so much has been going on. the president got elected at the same time that you got your job so like it got a little bit clouded and we didn't celebrate it properly. charlie: can't yes just go back to the news. talk about donald trump. rachel: no, talking about charlie today. charlie: and pete hegseth. rachel: throughout the show, we'll start with this and do a little q&a get to know charlie. what job -- our q&a first question. what job did charlie not have? a, trial timing doctors in west africa, b, stocking groceries, c driving pearl jam's tour bus? jason: i think he wanted it to be c. driving -- you know, first of all, you think -- the degree of things that you are like how uncomfortable you are much it's really good to see you in person. i can feel the vibe here. charlie: i reason i got into the

news business because i like to talk about other peep's business not mine. rachel: i would say you were not the driver for pearl jam. i feel like i would hear that about that . i would know about that . jason: you would like it to be but that was not. charlie: that is correct. jason: what is charlie's favorite support: baseball, golf, or football? rachel: well, not a big sporting guy. he's not a golfer. jason: should be hunting shower should be one of those. charlie: that should have been. rachel: what is the favorite? jason: he likes to shoot things. charlie: it's the only one. there's only one sport that i like. rachel: football better than any of the others. jason: you're not a golfer and got to be baseball. charlie: yeah, correct, baseball. rachel: okay, it's a thinking man sport. charlie: i'm such a smart person. rachel: yes, he s. what's his favorite food? barbecue pizza, hot dogs?

i think i know the answer. jason: i know, it's number four, all of the above. i haven't seen you pass on all those. charlie: true, but it's favorite. what's my favorite? rachel: it's a hot dog. it's a good choice. it's a good choice. what's your favorite hot dog? charlie: i like them all. i'm very open. rachel: we'll have hot dogs tomorrow and if we're lucky, it'll be my favorite. charlie: not a fan of dirty water dogs. rachel: no, high end good chicago dogs. charlie: they're the best. they are the best. jason: nathan's dogs. charlie: we survived. we have more "fox & friends" still ahead. ♪

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mark dubowitz. thank you for joining us this morning. big picture, one of the things that always strikes me when we have the prisoner exchanges between hamas and israel ises disparity between israel getting four back and hamas is getting 180-200 back. what does that tell us, that disparity? >> you're right, charlie. it's not just the numbers but who they r. you have young innocence women that were taken from their beds from a music festival for peace. in exchange, palestinian terrific rihannas are being released and people with blood on their hands and gone through the court process and been convicted of terrorist offenses and serving in jail, getting three meal as day. while these poor women were languishing in the terror

tunnels and not even being visited by the international red cross. charlie: for all of us watching, we're glad to have these four women back obviously. it's a heavy price to pay to send those other people back, but it's hard to know who the winner is in the pr game on the ground? who is the inaner terms of pr on the ground with this? >> yeah, it's hard to know. i think the most important thing is the soul of israel from public relations perspective and you've got prohamas demonstrations around the world we've seen since october 7 and majority of americans understand who the winner is in all of this and that's our democratic ally israel. israelis themselves have been fight ago brutal war since october 7 and need to get their hostages back and paying a terrible price and will be paying a terrible price for the release of the hostages but israel doesn't survive as a country if they're not getting these young people back from the

clutches of these hamas monsters. charlie: so what's the -- will be the next phase of this ceasefire deal? >> well, hamas is already in violation because they were supposed to release a young women and give a full list of the remains hostages and have to see if they're going to comply. israel is not going to give up control of a corridor that by-seconds gaza dividing north and south where the idf has troops and they'll close that till hamas complies. if all the hostages are released in the first phase, we'll move to a second phase and in the second phase further idf troop withdrawals in exchange for israeli males being held hostage and third phase and all the hostages go back, there's a complete cease-fire and withdrawal of israeli troops and, you know, hopefully gaza

reconstruction and end of the day, will hamas retain governance of gaza and will they be able to do what it's promised to do over and over, which is another october 7. quirks yeah, thank you very much for breaking it all down for us >> thank you for having me, charlie. charlie: trump signing an executive order promoting crypto. what this means for your digital and physical wallets. that's next. it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants

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fighters getting the ummer hand on the hugh's fire which is now 7 #% contained. 79% contained and rain on the way to help fire fighters and they're worried about possible flooding and mudslides. turning to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for the fox weather forecast. wow, rick, so much going on there. >> it's been such a devastating couple of weeks here in southern california, and the fires are in pretty good shape right now. they've gotten great containment numbers on almost all the fires here around the la basin. that said, the longer term pattern for us is problematic because we're so dry across southern california and one of the driest stretches on record. it's not been the case going up towards northern california, there's been a lot of moisture there this year and in some cases close to the wettest year on record. because of that, the drought has blown up across southern california and not the case in northern california. all that said, we have some relief coming here starting

tonight into tomorrow, you can see this little spin area of disturbed weather and area of low pressure mo moving in towars southern california and exactly the areas that have been seeing this burning are the areas that will get the precipitation here. this is a future radar and see this burn much of tomorrow and monday. we'll get rain and we'll get mountain snow and that mountain snow when that falls, higher elevation snow and very slowly melts and absorbs into the ground and it's great news for what needs to happen here and the rain in the short term helping the fire fighters for putting out the fires and also this start to a rainy season we should be having right now, we'll get some of that. i don't know if this will continue in the longer term but short term, 1-2 inches of rain falling and it's great news. jason, over to you. jason: thank you. president trump signing an executive order promoting cryptocurrencies while paving the way for a national cryptocurrency stockpile and banning central bank digital currencies.

trump's crypto czar david sacks is applauding the move. >> he's directed our working group to produce a regulatory frame work to encourage innovation and crypto in the united states and keeping it on shore than driving offshore and that's what was happening under the biden administration. we want that innovation happening here in the united states, and i think now it will happen in the united states because president trump declared that the u.s. must be the crypto capcapitol of the world. jason: digital chamber founder and ceo perry anne boran joining us now. i think the president structured this exactly right. there's a concern about central bank control as opposed to the market controlling this. explain the difference for us. >> yeah, jason, i can't tell you how refreshing it is to have the white house coming out and declaring the critical importance of open block chains

to the united states of america. we've been preaching this to the choir for over ten years so what happened on thursday with the signing of the executive order mark as new era for digital financial technologies in the united states. for far too long, the government has been trying to push this technology sector out of the u.s. and the biden administration through the crypto crusade and crackdown and regulation by enfoursment and driven innovation in the advanced technology out of the united states and set the industry back at least a decade here in the united states. there are many moving parts and what i was excited and proud to see was the protections for the right to self-custody, the right to mine. fundamentally open source cryptocurrencies is just open

source software and open source softs ware is protected by free speech under the first amendment so any attempt to restrict the access to cryptocurrencies is a direct infringement on the first amendment rights and taken a bold step to protect that going forward. jason: the way it's structures d the government would seize these and have an auction and sell them. the president is saying no, we're going to stockpile them and also not have a central bank currency controlling it. for those concerned, crypto currencies, personally i think they make a lot more sense and there's security with all the block chain technology. that's all the time we have today, perianne boring, thank you for joining us on "fox & friends". >> thank you, jason. jason: thank you. coming up, trump pardoning

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tel aviv and four female hostage tans are arriving at the hospital for evaluation. four israeli soldiers spent 477 days in hamas captivity reunited with fair families hours ago. we'll have another live report top of the hour. rachel. rachel: thank you, charlie. president trump pardoning more than 20 pro-life supporters who were arrested for protesting under biden's face act and the senior council steven campton joining us now to weigh in. steen, so great to have you. listen, this situation with the prisoners was outrageous. political persecution at its peak. i want to know what's going on with them, how are they feeling? talk to them al about the releae and must have been so heartening to have donald trump come in and rectify this horrible situation. >> indeed. remarkable and what a week,

rachel. the reunion of the folks that were imprisoned as you say unjustly to begin with. the tears and the joy is so overwhelming, it's hard to describe. we're really grateful to be a part of it and to hear from these folks and really, it's such a new day in america it's like waking up in a whole new world and it's been an extraordinary time and can't say enough how remarkable it's been to see a president that really does deliver on the campaign prosperities. he referred to the folks no less than three times on the campaign trail and said he's take action on day one. some of the people were like at the jail on day one thinking well, surely, they're going to get out. he waited till day four, but we'll give him a little slack on that . rachel: yeah, i think maybe just before the march; right? >> that's correct. rachel: in fact, it was

incredible and so the march was yesterday, i was down there, jd vance, i mean, talk about another message to the pro life community. his first public appearance at the march, incredible and then donald trump deliver ago video message. he's been at the march himself during his last term. george bush and other pro-life republicans hid in their offices and donald trump made it down there and yesterday jd did and what he had to say. >> i want more team happy children in the country and beautiful young men and women eager to welcome them into the world and eager to raise them. and no longer will our government throw pro-life protesters and activists, elderly grandparents or anybody else in prison. it stopped on monday and we're not going to let it come back to this country. rachel: yeah, he said he wanted more babies. that's what he said just before that comment, which i love that.

but, yeah, a new day for pro lifers and he said that donald trump was going to pull back funding for abortions, internationally and a lot of people holding up signs saying they want an end to funding of planned parenthood. >> y again, rachel. it was shocking and i was there as well. you've got political kind of canned comments sometimes from candidates that want to make an appearance and what have you. jd vance seemed to be speaking directly from the heart. this administration, not only did they pardon the pro-lifers but by the end of the day, yesterday, we were receiving orders in some of the civil face cases that the new acting attorney general is directing the civil rights division to dismiss those civil cases so this isn't just about words. these folks are serious and they're taking bold, aggressive action and it's a delight to see it. rachel: yeah, it's incredible.

some of the sound i got on the march. >> every human life is value and will that should be at the priority of everybody's list. those morals should be zone mord come from the heart. >> has to start with common human right to life before anything else. >> women that find themselves in unplanned pregnancies have real choice and women deserve better than abortion and that preborn baby matters from the moment of conception. rachel: yeah, incredible. we have more and will show it later on. they weren't just talking about specific policies, freeing the prisoners that the political prisoners and activists. it's going to be talking about -- jd talked about this radical individualism that's taken other -- this is a very deep cultural issue.

radical individualism that's taken over our culture and that we need to do more not just as a community but the government stepping up and filling that gap for women in need, women that have pregnancies and are scared and don't think they can handle it financially our government has a role in that. amen to that . we give millions to planned parenthood. why aren't we giving millions to young people or young women who are in need? >> yes, as a matter of fact look at private donation that most of the ministries operating on a shoe string throughout the last decade and hundreds of millions of dollars poured into the pro abortion folks like planned parenthood. it's just almost too much to believe that the government might actually support life and engage in policy administration undertakes and fundings of group that are trying to help the

women. it's an extraordinary time to be pro life in america. i amen to that. pennsylvania, indiana are states that are doing that. see if the federal government gets involved. that would be a truly pro life policy. >> here here. rachel: thanks for joining us. what a great day. >> amen. rachel: man's best friend and how to keep your dog happy, healthy and well. that's next. ♪ when your cat's hungry, you definitely know. when he wants your attention,

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