and olympic gold medalist emily fox of the us was asked if she'd like slegers to carry on following theevall. yes, i think renee has been showing _ yes, i think renee has been showing us what she can do. but i think_ showing us what she can do. but i think we — showing us what she can do. but i think we are all focused, and why— i think we are all focused, and why have _ i think we are all focused, and why have we have done so well is being — why have we have done so well is being focused on the present. with that, after tomorrow and then the international break, we will all disperse and regroup and see where we are at. australia and india are preparing to meet in a five—match test series for the first time since the early �*90s. the two sides play for the border—gavaskar trophy, with india winning the last four series 2—1. the first test gets underway on friday in perth with australia captain pat cummins saying this is the last trophy many in the aussie changing room have to tick off. they've won a slew world cups and ashes series. and they'll be up against an india side captained for

and olympic gold medalist emily fox, of the us, was asked if she'd like slegers to carry on followingevall. yes, i think renee has been amazing in this blog and shown us what she can do but i think we are all focused and why we have done so well is being focused on the present and so with that i think after tomorrow and the international break, we all kind of disperse and then regroup and see where we are at. formula one is back this weekend — fittingly at a city that knows how to party — las vegas — but japanese driver yuki tsunoda says he was nearly sent home by immigration officials as he tried to enter the usa. the rb driver says he was held for hours despite having the correct paperwork and required visas. he's also claimed an immigration official asked for details of his salary, before he was alowed to enter the country. tsunoda says he was wearing pyjamas after a long flight and that "maybe i didn't look like an f1 driver". and double olympic triathlon champion alistair brownlee has announced his retirement. the british athlete won gold at london 2012 before defending his title

what better way to start turkey day on the right foot than with a turkey trot. >> emily: fox weatherted a few minutes ago. good morning, robert, what's going on over there good morning and happy thanksgiving. i'm a wimp. i have a coat on. thousands of people beginning the annual turkey trot here. the 45th anniversary of this turkey trot winds through neighborhoods fort myers an area affected by hurricanes the past couple years. did you know this beautiful united states that we all love and cherish there are nearly a thousand tucker dr. trotz happening right now at this exact moment with nearly a million people involved in the running to try and burn off all the calories right before this great true american holiday as people are saying happy thanksgiving to each other, by standers and just a great event here this morning, guys. back to you and happy thanksgiving. >> emily: robert, thank you. the holidays are all about spending time with loved ones, which include, of course, our beloved pets. >> todd: we have doctor angela silva the screenier medicine director at petco share how to ke

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matches under slegers after former bossjonas eidevall handed in his resignation, and arsenal defender emily foxpresent. with that, after tomorrow and then the international break, we will all disperse and regroup and see where we are at. manchester city are also in action tonight — away at swedish side hammarby. city won the reverse fixture 2—0 last week. follow them, and the rest of tonight's games, over on the bbc sport website the former northern ireland player kyle lafferty has revealed that he feigned injury to avoid playing for his country when he was younger. he hasn't been selected since receiving a ten—game ban for a sectarian comment he made on social media in 2022. lafferty has also revealed he recently suffered a relapse into his gambling addiction. he's been speaking to stephen watson. kyle lafferty is one of northern ireland's best—known players. his goals propelled the country to the euros in 2016. but he feels remorseful about errors ofjudgment remorseful about errors of judgment he remorseful about errors ofjudgment he made. remorseful about errors of 'udgment he made. ., , , r

under his wings, a new collection of real life stories from fox news's emily compagno. order now at fox news books.com. thanks to jim norton, emily compagno, dave deangelo, tyrus and our studio audience, fox news at night is next. i'm kat timpf and on behalf of greg gutfeld, i love you. america. ♪ ♪g, >> laura: good evening, everyone, a ini am laura ingrah, and this is "the ingraham angle" and thank yout ou for joining u kamalasu comes out of hiding to soothe her supporters after blowing through, what was it,is $1.5 billion among friends?th come on.e and tom homan after going to the border is on "the angle." what he saw today and how we will take biden's mess. but first, thank you, america, that is the focus of tonight's "angle." i am so happy. i was so nervous if you weeksy ago. a flight attendant whispered those words in my ears this a morning and an hour later another stranger, 35 or so with white paint and a few smallanks children approached me and said, "what a great thanksgiving this is going to be." i've heard this time and again in the recent weeks and you know w

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emily compagno. joining me julie banderas, dr. nicole saphier, fox news contributor and board-certified physician, nicole parker, former fbi special agent, and fox news contributor and dana webb -- david webb. peter doocy is at the white house live with the details. peter. >> emily this is a potential national security problems we have reached out to the national security council at the white house to find out what they are tracking. we will bring you their answer. we've been in touch with officials with the transition team at mar-a-lago. they are not willing to any further at this time than this statement. we made a graphic so you can follow along. last night and this morning several nominees and appointees were targeted and violent un-american threats to their lives and those who live with them. these attacks ranged from bomb threats to swatting. law enforcement and authorities acted quickly to ensure the safety of those who were targeted. president trump and the entire transition team are grateful for their swift action. just as we were coming to

fox news reports emily jim breuer timpf tyrus studio audience fox news tonight with greg gutfeld i love you america. >> laura: good evening, everyone at, i am laura ingraham laura ingraham, emphasis "the ingraham angle" reporting from florida. new trump nominees released today. went to the outside counsel todd blanche as attorney general and former doug collins of georgia for va secretary and form them former missouri solicitor general john sauer as sg general of the united states that first, consider the source, that is the focus of tonight's the 25. all right, we knew it was coming, speaking of new picks, trump picks rfk, jr. the head of department of health and human services and is only as to the number of heads blowing up of the officials of washington tonight. with the efforts to discredit the nominee of rfk, jr. has been underway since he endorsed trump in august. the fox headline he could empower health. trump officially gives rfk, jr. a chance to destroy the country's health. might personal favorite from the public health association what to make rfk could be the end of health

. >> emily: your guests will gobble up. the second hour of "foxends" starts right now. ♪ slay bells ring are you listening ♪ in the lane snow is glistening ♪ beautiful sight, we're happy tonight. >> brian: looking at our christmas tree, a lot of people walking right past 30 rock's little smaller tree. and coming right to our place where yesterday we were opening up the fence and people were taking pictures in front of it. it was really cool. >> lawrence: is our christmas tree bigger than that christmas tree? >> brian: probably not. >> lawrence: i like the move. it's very texas of fox to make it bigger. i actually -- i'm going to make that to the executives let's make it bigger. even just one inch. >> lawrence: lawrence bigger is better. >> brian: can you build the memorial there don't make it bigger than the washington monument. do you know what you did? >> lawrence: we did it anyway. do you know the texas capitol rotunda is bigger than the u.s. rotunda. >> brian: are you going to fix it. >> lawrence: i'm not going to fix it. i love it. the gavel

anyway, joining us we welcome fantastic emily compagno co-host of out numbered. great pleasure to have her, foxourse steve forbes is here, and the great charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor. emily, you heard him. you can't lead this country of you don't love this country. all this trash talk coming from kamala and her friends including the attack on, you know, intelligence strong republican women. where is it going to get them? in your judgment where is it going to get them? >> nowhere. here is the thing. i think frankly that the majority of america is not surprised at the absolute visceral contempt that this administration and half of america has felt for the other half but now it seems the gloves have come off and there's no filter. that garbage comment, the scandal by the way, is the white house press team attempting correct and change the record to reflect his distaste for all trump supporters, his thinking of them as garbage is discardable into oh, no it was one comment so we have that but we have the audacity now that in plain vernacular from the vice pre

under his wings, a new collection of real life stories from fox news's emily compagno. preorder now at fox news. books.com. schellenberger was a little shy about showing us his shoes, but we got a shot when he was leaving the studio. there they are. i don't even know what to say. has anybody seen shoes this color? i'm speechless. for the first time in my entire television career, let's do some texts. sarah from tallahassee. my friends have not made eye contact with me since tuesday because i voted for trump and were in law school. it is crazy. yeah, we're hearing they gave people the day off in some schools. john from middletown, new jersey. i'm hearing the democrats now want to abolish the popular vote. dave from reno, nevada. after listening to newt gingrich, i wouldn't be surprised if joe and jill voted for trump. she was wearing maga red that day. dave from goodyear, arizona butter might cost $7, but look at the bright side. at least they took the indian off the label. no, now that trump's back in, we're putting the indian back on. john from long beach, mississippi,

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under his wings, a new collection of real life stories from fox news emily compagno. eorder now at fox news books.com. all right. on a personal note, i want to say thank you. thank you to all of you that took the time to be informed voters to go out. some of you didn't love voting early, but you did it anyway. it made a big, big difference. those of you that waited on line for hours on election day, i really believe you made the difference. and i'm grateful to every one of you. thank you so much. all right. that's all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for being with us. thank you for making this show possible. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity news. any time. every time. all the time. foxnews.com. hannity.com. and in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld standing by to put a big, big election win. smile on your face. have a great weekend.

under his wings, a new collection of real life stories from fox news's emily compagno. order now at fox news books.com. check out this year's fox news christmas line. get yours early while supplies last. go to fox news dot shop to get your merch. i'm a big, big fan of the scarf. love the sweatshirts. probably made in america. i'm just guessing. and we got some mugs for your hot cocoa or your spiked cider. whatever you want. people get it now. it's hot. let's do some texts. bobby from louisiana slap yo mama is a good seasoning. i use it often. i got to try that on my turkey thursday. james from amarillo, texas. jesse, i would not slap my mom on a win. an election. and you better not either. mama's are sacred. well, he said you could slap your mama. your mama could slap you back. and my mama has been wanting to do that for a while. rick from redmond, oregon. i'd slap my mama for a third trump term. rhonda from maricopa, arizona. i don't go to someone's softball game to secure a favor for later. is that what democrats do? yeah, that was kind of a fishy trade. sounded like a

this is "fox & friends." >> emily: it's 6:00 a.m.e west coast -- it's actually the east coast. the california girl, sorry, guys. i know where i am. we are so grateful to be with you here today. >> joey: absolutely. i hope there is turkey somewhere. i have got to get into that. members of trump next administration says they won't back down as the fbi investigates threats against them. >> i'm not going to be intimidated by these people. you are not going to shut me up. i'm not going away. i'm going to do this job. >> emily: plus, some democrats aren't so thankful for their parties' losing candidates as former mega donors share their frustration. watch. >> they play hide the ball. they lost badly. if you can't run your campaign, you damn sure can't run the country. >> todd: it's a bird from a plane, an alaska woman's sky high mission to feed those who live off the grid this thanksgiving. "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, guys, mornings are better with friends. >> todd: we do have real news to get to the fbi as investigatin

as fox's emily miranda explains, it's all thanks to a recent ruling by the biden administration openinghe door for daca recipients or dreamers to apply. >> president barack obama established daca in june 2012 by executive action to protect some children brought to the u.s. from deportation and provide work authorization. jose patino was approved for the program in 2013, but access to federal health insurance wasn't part of it, so he was uninsured until 2014, when it was offered through his job. after leaving the job, he was uninsured for another four years because he still couldn't access federal health care. >> you get injured, right, or you have some illness or you don't feel too well. even if you don't feel well, it is important for you to do the regular medical checkups. >> patino says the cost of insurance also had some recipients. he knew becoming their own doctors. >> i have seen so many individuals throughout the years when they haven't had insurance and do maybe not. what is recommended to take care of themselves. >> but after a ruling from the biden administration, daca recipi

let's bring in emily, cohost of "outnumbered" and a good friend of mine and author of the new bestselling book "under his wings", and host of "foxht". emily, maybe we should go to one of these howling rituals. >> you and i have far better things to do. there was one hidden gem in that analysis that says thanksgiving is 24 hours devoted to simply being grateful and surrounding yourself with family and friends. unfortunately that gem and that truth was totally buried between all of that nonsense you cited and the rituals we're watching here on the screen. at the end of the day, i think the people disinvited were probably because they're not good company around. but what makes me so sad is all these young people who think so superficially and can't think beyond this election cycle. they are sacrificing that precious time with their loved ones or their family for an instagram or tiktok like. >> kayleigh: i want to bring in one of my favorite moments, and that's when this woman howl the at the moon in 2016 as trump was being sworn in. let's watch. >> donald j trump is now president of the united states. [ screaming ] [ laughter ] >>

fox & friends" dumb xp 26. i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my cohost, emily compagno. also here with us, dagen mcdowell, tammy bruce, fox news contributor and author of "fear itself," and todd piro, cohost of "fox & friends first." let's bring in kerri urbahn. the procedural posture of this case, there was supposed to be a sentencing on november 26. they say that our constitutional impediments. after all he's about to be the president, it should be dismissed entirely. now we await the motions on december 2nd to that end. mark levin made this point to me, and i think it is an important one. bragg could have moved to dismiss this case. the president's lawyers have to effectively ask to dismiss. this case is dead, waiting for dismissal. so what is merchan waiting for? >> that's a great point. while today is certainly a positive development for the trump team, we need to continue to exercise caution in how we approach what judge merchan is going to do with these arguments are in before him. we already know what both sides are doing. donald trump is arguing it should be thro

"fox and friends" weekend co-host will cain is here to react. good morning. >> will: good morning, emily emily: we know it is coveted 49-seat limit and white house correspondence determines seating and white house determines credentials. what is potential for changing landscape in the white house briefing room? >> will: pretty exciting, might be a seat for the will cain show, on fox news.com and youtube and fox news facebook. from joe rogan to megan kelly, we don't have news departments, reporters and journalists and i can imagine seeing megan and joe moving to d.c. to ask questions directly. but they have earned it. if they want to invest and build out, they have earned it. jim vandahide, they patted themselves on the back and said podcasters are not journalists and elon musk, you are not the media. that whole group, they have lost everything, every bit of trust through russia gate to donald trump and covid, what credibility do you have, you think entitles you to that seat? most of us don't care, abc, cbs or nbc have to say, i would be interested to hear a question from joe rogan, we kn

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take advantage of the fox nation black friday sale for only $1.99 a month. sign up today at a time. mike baker, emily compagno, lizzo. tim. our studio audience. fox news at night with trace is next. i'm greg gutfeld. buy this book. buy it. thank you. unafraid. here's laura. >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham >> laura: good evening,r everyone, i am laura ingraham, in this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight here to thank you for joining us. president trump filling out his cabinet at a record pace and another pick and someone you are familiar with including on "the angle."a d. sean duffy u.s. secretary andor started as a d.a 8. in congress ogimmick wisconsin and then cae in and the tea party waived him on that later. plus it's legends night on "the angle." hulk hogan and brett favre will be here and moments.'s i cannot wait that first red hats rule, that is the focus of tonight's "angle." it says trump won the present a less than twfio weeks ago but tw opolitical shift in america is orfinally beginning to sink an. of course we know the victory was seismic. >> a folder to p

let's bring in emily compagno, co-host of outnumbered, and a good friend of mine and author of the new bestselling book under his wings. and jimmy failla, host of fox news saturday night. emily, you and i. maybe we should go to one of these howling rituals. no, no, kaylee, you and i have far better things to do. look, there was one hidden gem in that wapo analysis that said thanksgiving is 24 hours devoted to simply being grateful and surrounding yourself with family and friends. unfortunately, that gem and that truth was totally buried between all of that nonsense you cited and the rituals we're watching here on the screen, at the end of the day, i think the people that were disinvited were probably because they're not good company around. but the thing that makes me so sad is all of these young people who think so myopically and superficially and can't think beyond this election cycle, is that they are sacrificing that precious, priceless time with their loved ones, with their family. for an instagram or tiktok like jimmy, i want to bring in one of my favorite moments. and that's when this woman howled at the moon in 2016, as trump was being swor

fox. and if he picks emily for those press briefings they will be done in 15 seconds. >>> and doctors warn shouldn't sit on the toilet for more than 10 minutes. whoa, wears the fire asked one man. >>> it's 14 days since democrats had to face the truth they stink worse than the capitals men rooms after jerry nadler's lunch of curry clam soup. and we talked about what the winners can do now what about the losers and there are losers but it's not the ones having public meltdowns. no different than a hypochondriac being told that pimple is a tumour talking about the idiots fueled all those lies. so normally we don't give advice to people who hate us but were only doing this because we want them to be as happy as we are or at least as bubbly as brit hume. you need to ask yourself where did you get your information from the people gave you trump hoaxes as well as the poles that had a harris fans wasting money on champagne when they should have been buying prozac and bowl. the people he addressed to us to give you the newscasters you wrong why are you allowing yourself to be fooled is like a tell

fox & friends." steve is off. emily is in for ainsley. and everything else is, well, it's up to you to just be watching us the whole time. we are taking attendance. president-elect trump rolling out more late night picks to join growing team. stocks surge as the country feels a spirit of optimism. >> emily: kamala harris campaign divorce still making excuses for the vice president's not so great interviews. watch. >> the questions were small and processy and about like. >> dumb, just dumb. >> they were not informing. >> lawrence: that group. >> brian: blame the questions. >> lawrence: right. remember the robs? we introduced them to you a few weeks ago. neighbors on opposite sides of the political spectrum. their message of unity this thanksgiving. "fox & friends" starts right now. and remember mornings are better with friends. >> brian: wow, here we go. the president-elect isn't allowing the shortened holiday week slow him down. picks for the upcoming administration. >> emily: new picks made last night give us a better idea of what trump'

emily compagno. joining us is karen frederick and charles payne, host of "making money" on fox business.e begin with ibarra's roommate testifying that jose ibarra was given a free ride to a fancy new york hotel in georgia on a biden administration sponsored flight. he was at the roosevelt hotel and takes a flight from new york to georgia where he allegedly kills laken riley. >> and how did you get to athens? >> [speaking spanish] >> interpreter: in new york we asked in manhattan, and hotel roosevelt in manhattan, we requested for humanitarian flight to come here to atlanta. >> kayleigh: a humanitarian flight. isn't that nice? well, once in georgia, prosecutors say he "went hunting" for females, and allegedly murdered laken riley. stories like hers are the driving force behind president-elect trump's mass deportation plan, but democrats are vowing to resist it, to fight it, and are apparently more concerned about protecting illegal immigrants then your daughters, your sons, your families. >> we will not be participating in misguided efforts that harm our communities, and i have been incre

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emily: ian, a u.s. official has been telling fox that 1.4 million illegal immigrants currently have final orders of removal, and yet only 13,000 are in federal i.c.e. custody. to kennedy's point, the system is so overwrought, it has been so damaged from the get-go because of the lack of resources, the lack of acknowledgment this crisis. so in the candidates four years ago that kamala harris said, i'm coming to fix the immigration system, that system has been obliterated of all common sense and all enforcement in this current administration. >> ian: that's right. you look at two things putting strains on the system, which is an understatement, one, the border. two, sanctuary cities. what you have our governors and mayors that didn't read the memo that there was an election, and most of the blue states actually started going more right if you look at the data. they didn't read the memo. so now they've messed around for years and they are about to enter the "find out" phase. when i was at the department of justice in the first trump administration, what we focus on was taking back grants for the century citie

emily compagno. also joining us today tomi lahren, fox news contributor and host of "tomi lahren is fearless.". and charlie hurt, fox news contributor and "washington times" opinion editor. here's what former president trump said about liz cheney. >> she is a radical warhawk. let's put her with a rifle with 9 barrels shooting at her. when the guns are trained on her face. they are all warhawks when they are sitting in washington in a nice building saying "let's send 10,000 troops into the mouth of the enemy," but she is a stupid person. >> kayleigh: -- liz cheney responded on social media with this. "dictators respond on the na the nations by threatening them with death -- a petty, vindictive, cruel and stable man who wants to be a tyrant." the legacy media is also quick with reactions in these headlines. cnn eric trump says cheney -- cnn. trump says cheney should be fired upon. "washington post." "trump suggests warhawk liz cheney should have guns trained on her face." "new york times." "trump attacks liz cheney using violent war imagery." and rolling stone said "trump fantasizes about puttin

emily: that debate again. all right. speaking of rivalries, get ready for a division rivalry on fox this thanksgiving. to dallas to take on the cowboys. coverage kicks off at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> joey: this is tough for me to say. >> todd: my giants are looking to snap a six-game losing streak. stop laughing, everybody. they face often against america's team in today's must-see matchup. >> joey: yeah, they are competing for the number 1 pick in the draft. here with a preview, jim gray. thanks for joining us. tell us about this game. >> well, it's not exactly what everybody thought when they drew it up. all of those many months ago. the cowboys are fighting for their lives. they've had a losing streak that was snapped against washington last week. they're holding on for dear lives by a fingernail. probably have to run the table. obviously dak prescott is out. the giants -- as everybody knows, everybody in new york and everybody across the country knows, it's a total disaster. the coaching staff, general manager. everybody is fighting to keep their jobs. it's a lot different than -- the quarterback has

fox. if he picks emily compagno for press secretary, those briefings will be done in 15 seconds. and finally, doctors warn that you shouldn't sit on the toilet for more than ten minutes. whoa! where's the fire? asked one man. he's a friend. he's a friend. that's so funny. it's been 14 days since the democrats had to face the truth. they stink worse than the capitol's men's room. after jerry nadler's lunch of curry clam soup. poor jerry. but we've talked about what the winners can do now. what about the losers? and there are losers. but it's not the ones having public meltdowns. they're victims too. they're no different than a hypochondriac being told that their pimple is a tumor. i'm talking about the party elites like jamie raskin, adam schiff or david muir, the idiots who fueled all those lies. so normally we don't give advice to people who hate us, but we're only doing this because we want them to be as happy as we are, or at least as bubbly as brit hume. so, dems, you need to ask yourself where did you get your information from the people that gave you trump hoaxes and phony

kat timpf, jim breuer, emily, tyrus and it's time for greg's fox news breaking news. in the zoo system top shave. having a blast. what an adorable artic fox. very balanced and unafraid. judge, you got 30 seconds. >> judge jeanine: panicked. okay, it's time for ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: okay. check out this very very unique fashion trend. this designer took build a bear to a whole new level sewing over 200 mini stuffed animals to a pair of jeans. if you don't think these pants are real and you apt pair they are real and they sell for $650. no need to suck your pants -- stuff yourpants anymore. get. >> greg: out of time go to bret who is back at work. >> bret: i'm back at

emily compagno. also joining us, shannon bream, fox news chief legal correspondent and "fox news sunday" anchor, and bret baier, anchoring executive editor of "special report with bret baier." this is a big question, bret. this hour everyone wants to know who z and who's winning, and anyone who tells you they know it's going to happen tomorrow night knows nothing about what's going to happen tomorrow night. >> bret: 100%. >> kayleigh: i thought it was apropos to bring up his head leaned from 2016 to underscore that point. this was a flashback, here we go. let's pull it up. "clinton eyes biden for secretary of state." "joe biden is at the top of the internal short-list for hillary clinton's transition team as a picker secretary of state." she of course went on to lose that election, underscoring the point that no one knows. >> bret: that election is great at painting the picture. after the exit polls, and back then we used exit polls, we thought we are going to call that race for hillary clinton at 11:00 p.m. just by looking at what we saw it early. suddenly, as the raw numbers came in, we realized i

emily. tyrus. and it's time for greg's fox news breaking news.d. it was lost. so the oregon zoo, the only good thing left in oregon, took her in and kept it as a pet. now he lives safely in the zoo system to keep her in top shape. the little fox is having a blast. what an adorable arctic fox. fox. it's fair and balanced and unafraid. judge, you got 30s. panicked. okay, it's time for. oh my gosh. okay, check out this very, very unique fashion trend. this designer took build a bear to a whole new level, sewing over 200 mini stuffed animals to a pair of jeans. if you don't think these pants are real and you want a pair, they are real and they sell for $650. no need to stuff your pants anymore, greg. yes. all right. sorry, richard. we're out of time. welcome to jesse watters, prime time tonight. i would describe it

emily compagno! he is not high that is just his face, comedian and actor jim breuer! she has just been nominated for secretary of soup. "new york times" best-selling author foxntributor kat timpf! he brushes his teeth with a floor puffer, "new york times" press on got there, comedian, former... tyrus! [applause] emily, things are happening so fast every time there is a nomination there is another one and another one and i just that, i have to say i know that i am experiencing postelection euphoria, but i feel one walking around it is out there. it is the animal spirit. you can feel it all over. how about you what do you say? >> totally. you probably need a restraining order. but i feel it everywhere it is electric. obviously we work here at fox but i feel that around where i live, i think it is really palpable, the dejection that is based on no actual foundation, this identity politics were talking about. because we are here in new york city. the biggest irony to me is there are two things about their deduction. number 1 if they really cared about those identities would they not see that number 1 all of these policies truly lifts all of them. if they really

clean clean con glad labor relations, emily, can't wait to read that here's the deal on fox nation, alling donald j. trump. we had a far-ranging interview young man from aurora, california, saw somebody fall as he was looking through rear view mirror. called 911 and flagged down neighbors to help. not only was he honored. but the family thanked jalin by inviting to thanksgiving. the two families also plan to get together for christmas. what a special new friendship and inspiration to us all. beautiful. joey? >> joey: you got check this out. this is a video of a woman in australia who turns the corner electric garage door is going up and from it drops a giant snake. that's a python i'm told. let me tell you something. nope rope where i come from. only good snake is a dead snake. that's my belief. australians are crazy. oh, yeah, is he a frequent visitor. everything on that continent island can kill with you poison and venom or looks like an alien and they think it's cool. they live among it. no big deal. >> jimmy: hot damn tickets on sale now for a night of comedy featuring myself adam c

emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. also leslie marshall, and ari fleischer fox news contributor and former white house press secretary. last summer we watched president biden address the nation about the results of the election. >> i spoke with president-elect trump to congratulate him on his victory and i assured him that i would direct my entire administration to work with his team to ensure a peaceful and orderly transition. that's what the american people deserve. yesterday also spoke spoke with vice president harris. she has been a partner in a public servant. she ran an inspiring campaign and everyone got to see something i learned early on and respect so much, her character. she has a backbone like a ramrod. great character, true character. she gave her whole heart and effort and she had her entire team should be proud of the campaign they ran. i've said many times you can't love your country only when you win. you can't love your neighbor only when you agree. something i hope we can do no matter who you voted for his seizure not as adversaries but as fellow americans. bring down the temperature. the road ahead

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fox he u.s. fets. here is "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> john: emily, thank you, breaking right now the justice department finally a plot to kill elect trump before the election. and the court charges sealed today. i'm john roberts in washington. this is breaking news, sandra. >> sandra: good to be with you and i am sandra smith. according to those charges unnamed ballots official reached out to asset in the u.s. in september to put together a plan to kill trump. jillian teen ike turner but the latest on that, hi. >> high, jonathan sanders of the u.s. intelligence committee rebuild the iranian regime plotting the assassination of dan former president trump now president-elect trump and i was you mentioned these charges indicting one iranian man and two associates in the united states. what they hope to do is execute the president right here on u.s. soil. take a look at what the doj's filing reveals. it turns back in september iranian official asked to focus on surveil and assassinating trump referred into the documents victim four. this will cost a huge amount of money and response iranian official said "we have

emily: yes, ma'am. i feel like when your brother wins the super bowl. when he announced last night, i was here at foxs all over the floor. he is a phenomenal individual, a phenomenal patriot, and externally warrior, and i am honored that he is our secretary of defense and so proud of my former colleague now, pete hegseth. that is incredible. i will say that many people don't know, as a combat veteran, he's also a double bronze star recipient, won for valor. his resume goes so much more beyond a few sentences. he is really -- it is an honor to have him at the helm. >> kayleigh: sean, looking at the elon musk and vivek appointment, these are two of the most important -- you've seen a washington, the civil servant class that undermines the president. >> sean: i love that the left is undermining him, "fox & friends weekend" cohost. >> harris: they are number one! how do you undermine them? >> sean: new and better informed, who works harder, perhaps more, more organized, and knows what needs to change within the military then pete hegseth. he can sit down reading binders and have intelligent conversations

>> hello, everyone this is "outnumbered" and i am emily compagno with my cohost, harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany. also joining us lisa boothe foxs political analyst and jonathan you assistant attorney general uc berkeley law professor and justice thomas law clerk. president-elect trump making a return to madison square garden for ufc fight night. >> ladies and gentlemen, now making his way to the world-famous ufc ceo, dana white, 45 and soon-to-be 47th president-elect trump. >> speak of that star-studded walkout included elon musk's, dana white, kid rock, rfk jr., and trump shared median host joe rogan commentating on the fight. joe it wasn't just the rockets crowd cheering for the president-elect, ufc john jones even had his aunts after retaining heavyweight title. watch. well, they ufc event was not the only place we sell the ants this weekend. since mass of election win, the trump dance has been taken over. >> we will check the flag here thrown. >> emily: john, we know you are an eagles fan but a raiders fan so the reality is sweeping the nation and certainly swept a few teams and interestingly the media backlash for it you

emily compagno. also joining us, sandra smith, coanchor of speech 27, and brian kilmeade, "fox and friends" cohost, and host of "on at brian kilmeade." you get mandates at certain times in our nation's history, and a mandate is when the american people overwhelmingly say yes to you as a person, yes to you as a party. i think it is fair to say that indeed president trump has a mandate. let's start by bringing up the popular vote. here's where the cat stands this hour. you see president trump has win the popular vote. that number of course will change. i mentioned those three states we are still waiting on. here is nevada, and what you see here is president trump with about a 5-point lead, though it still being counted north of 90% reported, and then you go to arizona. look at that. a 5-point lead. votes still being counted. then you get to michigan where it is a tied race. votes still being counted, but harris faulkner, if this is not a mandate, i don't know it is. >> harris: well, i'll tell you what people are staying in unity. they didn't feel heard. i think we were finding out exactly who that was, a

emily. can't wait to read that. check out. here's the deal on fox nation. all 20 episodes available now.i recently sat down with incoming president donald j. trump. we had a far ranging interview. the entire thing unedited one hour for your viewing pleasure. i also want to give a shout out to jalen lockhart, this very brave young man, a mail carrier from aurora, illinois. he saw somebody fall as he was looking through his rearview mirror, called 911, flagged down neighbors to help. not only was this man jalen lockhart, honored at the aurora winter lights festival, but miller's family also thanked jalen by inviting him and his loved ones to thanksgiving dinner. there are a couple pictures there. the two families also plan to get together for christmas. what a special new friendship and an inspiration to us all. beautiful, joey. all right, you guys got to check this out. this is a video of a woman in australia who turns the corner as her electric garage doors going up, and from it drops a giant snake. that's a python, i'm told. let me tell you something. that's called a nope rope. where i

emily compagno with my cohost kayleigh mcenany. joining us, martha maccallum, and current executive editor of "the story," and coanchor of fox news election coverage. kennedy, host of the "kennedy save the world" podcast. and guy benson, fox news contributor and host of "the guy benson show" on fox news radio. we begin with president-elect trump's promise to clean up the administration's migrants disaster appear trump since he - says he will launch the largest deep rotation -- no price tag, no amount will stop his plan as it is a priceless move. the proposal is facing a number of potential challenges, and our southern border is preparing for yet again another migrant caravan before inauguration day. griff jenkins is live in washington with more details. >> this may be trump's boldest campaign promise. one in this group says that it will cost more than $300 billion requiring more i.c.e. agents, detention beds, immigration judges. it will face logistical and legal challenges. democrat run jurisdictions where officials are saying they will cooperate. >> if the trump administration requests it's come up with the massachusetts state police ass

the hopeful site and under his wings that's the name of emily's book great to see you happy thanksgiving and folks enough seen a nobody check on foxmber 8 exclusively on fox nation. switching gears to taxes now religion well okay points which we get the best of the best to do it is turning out michael chief economist and former assistant treasury secretary for economic policy is steve moore hosted more money and w abc radio and co-author of the trump economic miracle and gentlemen great to see you both and thank you for being here we have a good warm up to the section so do not let us our down, but steve, you know once again, we are battling with so-called experts, who do not enter do not recognize tax cuts of 2017 the tax court brought in more revenue and across the city money coming to make money and we got 48 percent increase, and revenues after he came in in 2017, in the latest attack on actually renewing and revitalizing the tax code and letting it live for another ten years, that's a committee for responsible federal budget and they just another morning today, saying that as congress considers extensions, and expiring provis

emily. mystery drone spotted over military bases in the u.k. bases used by the u.s. military. what one official is telling fox about who or what might be behind it. >> molly: displaced people from lebanon are making their way back home after the israel speech ventures but will that hold up? former secretary of state mike pompeo standing by. >> molly: the cease-fire between israel and hezbollah held up overnight. those displaced from lebanon are starting to return home pure former cia director mike pompeo has analysis. but first let's check in with alex hogan appeared she is on the ground in tel aviv. alex, we are about a full day into the cease-fire. is it working so far? >> yes, it is. as we approach almost 24 hours later this evening, it has been a remarkable day of calm after what had been 14 months of work and what we are seeing take place now, the lebanese army is moving further south. they will create a buffer along the border that will essentially separate hezbollah from israel even further. hezbollah's forces will need to move further north and israeli forces will withdraw from lebanon in phases over

i am emily compagno with my cohost harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany and also joining us today cassie former rnc deputy communications director and vice president of coin jenkins. fox news national correspondence matt has the latest on the smollett overturned conviction. matt wear you out. >> this morning jussie smollett has been doing publicity and interviews he did not want to go back to jail right now and it looks like he will not be going back into custody the supreme court writes that jussie smollett initial controversial agreement that dropped his charges will hold in a conviction that came after is reversed the state supreme court writing the illinois case law establishes it is unfair to allow the prosecution to on a deal with the defendant and jussie smollett owed the bulk of his 150 day sentence for lying to police about being attacked by maga supporters in a racist homophobic hate crime that is considered a hoax. that initial attack was sensational but what was arguably just as scandalous was the deal with the kim fox office that dropped the case in exchange for $10,000 in community service at the height of this scandal the country was outraged people wan

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