brian? brian: edward, thank you very much. all right, mr.imself, kevin o'leary, joins me now. kevin, great to to key sow -- see you. the hundreds of billions keep roming anything here, now potentially $600 billion from the saudis. what do you make of that? >> see what happens when you strip away regulation? that's really -- and you stabilize tax. really there's two things here. almost in every of the11 sectors we enjoy, regulations are being lifted on the federal level, number one. number two is you know with certainty now or highly likely the corporate tax rates on capital gains don't go past 21. how many places on earth can you be thest market on earth, deregulated environment and stable taxes at a very competitive rate in the g20 the? i get the politics, but the money's coming because it's a very stable market. and if that's so important for other countries to watch. right now the number one destination for more than half the investment capital on earth is the united states of america. and that's the way it should be. brian: and good poli

brian or steve? >> brian: this is just light. >> ainsley: were you there? >> brian: i wish i was. >> steve: go ahead. >> lawrence: you have mike pence mike tyson lifting jake paul. >> brian: that is mike tyson up top. >> ainsley: at one of the balls? >> brian: yep, one i was not invited to or we did not go to. >> ainsley: how much does he weigh? >> lawrence: he's solid. >> ainsley: is that hard to do that? >> brian: humans, yes, they were pre pretending to 2350i9 in the biggest sham i could imagine, both agreed not to hit each other in the face. >> ainsley: that is what happens at this inauguration, brings people together. >> brian: the president brought up success had to do with hispanic and black vote, i will not forget and you had snoop dogg and nellie. mike tyson said i have been friends with this guy since the '90s, why do i have to pretend like i don't like him. >> lawrence: the speech. >> steve: which one, he did five? >> lawrence: the first one, somber mood. then he went and said all the stuff he took out of the speech. >> steve: might be over the l

brian? >> brian: all right. thanks so much. trey.y laying the groundwork for next guest former nato secretary stoltenberg joins us now. great to see you. >> thanks so much. >> brian: your reaction to phase one of the deal on the books in june with sinwar dead they felt this was the time with transition of power to do it. what do you think of the phases. >> this is a great achievement. this is extremely important the fact that hostages released. first step. we need to hope this will continue after months of warfare, after months of hostages being in captivity. >> brian: we hope to get them all out. two americans supposed to be in 42 days. as you look at the middle east. when the regime changes in syria. it directly effects what is happening because the iranians were given the russians through the reports those deadly drones. and it changed the complex of that battle. >> what happens in ukraine as much broader picture and than europe we see providing drones. north korea ammunition and soldiers now fighting on the battlefield in ukraine

>> brian: no, too much meat.egal immigrant in chicago, new york, and chicago is where tom homan was yesterday scoop ing up illegal aliens. he put his guys out in force and picked up enormous amount. 956 arrests and that was tom homan in basement of a parking garage saying how we're doing and making sure everybody is working together. governor pritzker is sticking up for illegal imknow grants. >> brian: democratic governor of illinois and wants to run for president. >> they are going after people who are law abiding, holding down jobs, who may have been here a decade or two decades. we will stand in the way and stand in the way of them breaking law in illinois if they are not following federal law. if they show up with warrants to take people away, we will hand them over and do what we need to do. we have a law on the books in illinois that says local law enforcement will stand up for law-abiding, undocumented people in our state. >> lawrence: what do you expect them to show up with? you think ice is going without

lawrence, steve, ainsley, and brian. >> brian: right. thanks, maddie.e more intellectual yesterday as they talked about inflation and things to that nature. scott has been on both sides of it. he was with george soros for a while. he came out from meager means. his dad lost everything when he was in high school. he went to work. he said first job was at 9. he never stopped working. he said i knew what it was like to be upper middle class in south carolina and absolutely no money and that stress. he is concerned about income inequality. he does see a growing gap. so, a lot of the things that he believes, just like trump, is not much different from what democrats believe. but how they go about it is the difference. and he did make a strong argument for tariffs. it's intellectual debate rather than who were you dating when you were in 11th grade? >> steve: ultimately, you look at him and keep in mind, you know, he and this shows the uniqueness of the people that donald trump is bringing to the table. this guy used to manage money for george soros. but he i

. >> brian: when does the sun come up?ley: around 3 minutes. >> steve: sunrise today is 7:22. so in 22 minutes it's going to get warmer. anyway welcome to hour three of "fox & friends" for this januar. welcome aboard. 45 yesterday became 47. president donald trump got to work immediately, issued over 200 executive actions as the world looks ahead to the next four years of trump. >> we will stand bravely. we will live proudly. we will dream boldly. and nothing will stand in our way because we are americans, the future is ours. and our golden age has just begun. >> brian: all the presidents were looking on. president trump gets a cabinet member he has some company. secretary of state marco rubio say it with me. the confirmation is through. he got a unanimous call all but one but no one voted against him. is it just marco getting through or others co queued up. i say that with inton nation meaning i have answers. >> ainsley: biden takes final bow but not without controversy. why the former president says he had to issue a bla

back to you. >> brian: big week. i think it is pretty unbelievable they will fully admit they are wasting time and their objective is not to change votes, but to waste time. are they hoping someone comes in with controversial news? people at home are probably more baffled than i am. >> ayesha: some might be buying time, wanting one more thing to pop up. yesterday, the amount of money pete hegseth paid the woman that accused him of sexual assault. it did not move anybody or change or convince anyone. some is buying time, some is just trying, a messaging tool to tell constituents we won't let trump have it easy, we'll make it hard for him. >> lawrence: unbelievable. i can't believe murkowski, trump got 54% of the vote in alaska. pete hegseth wrote the book on the radical nature of the military and deserve to get the nominees. she will have to answer to her voters. susan collins, as well. murkowski did not even vote for brett kavanaugh, no problem voting for lloyd austin, how will she explain that? looks like pete will

>> steve: never. >> brian: ravens, did i have the eagles getting through. >> steve: i am happy. >> brian: without him they don't win that's why the giants deserve credit for letting him go. >> lawrence: there is a fact-check you said ravens and commanders. >> steve: that's right. >> brian: i told her people. >> steve: we're going to the tv tape. >> ainsley: from buffalo up jers and hats. mom sent me a particular picture of 99-year-old weeping in the chair. >> brian: there was a total blown call. >> ainsley: they came back i thought they might win. >> brian: it was unbelievable. what happened. and that was a catchable ball. there was few things that went wrong. >> steve: it was complicated. >> brian: kansas city never seen a team so comfortable in the fourth quarter if they are within a score they win. >> steve: patrick mahomes is the goat. he is so good right now. >> lawrence: we raise them right in texas. >> steve: there you go. we run a good team in kansas. l.j. >> lawrence: we almost went through. >> ainsley: my daughter was not interested in this game until. >> steve: it's been worki

brian: right.dible conversations] steve: here's the problem brian, somebody's going the say no, and then you will be deflated. hey, can i have your number? you can, have your producer contact my person? brian: that's the worst. steve: it's happened to you? brian: it's happened in front of other people. can i have your number? no, i don't do that. i asked ron desantis, governor, can i keep in touch with you? yeah, i don't keep cell phones. the. [laughter] ainsley: get in touch with -- brian: he goes, no, i don't use text. steve: okay, ladies and gentlemen, brian kilmeade's game's been vealed. if likes you, he's going to ask you for his number, but you've got to wait to tell him no. just don't do it in front of people. ainsley: look at. this look on the floor. y'all can't see it, but there's a big banner that says inauguration of donald trump, 47th president. brian: right. ainsley: that's when it just hit me. i thought -- lawrence: you know when it hit he? when we took the shot -- you got to witness

>> brian: yes.ossibly a razor. >> ainsley: and a shower cap. >> brian: love the shower cap. >> steve: meanwhile, fox news alert out west, new wildfire warnings issued in l.a., dangous winds expected to pick up again and fan the flames that have killed 24 people that we know of. >> ainsley: red flag warning after fox news camera captured moments crews discovered human remains in a burned down property. >> lawrence: griff jenkins joins us. >> griff: this property behind me is an active crime scene. you see l.a. county sheriff deputies cordoning this area off with police tape. we were here ing yesterday as urban search and rescue teams accompanied by cadaver dogs. it is buildings collapse and they did make a human remains recovery. we spoke to cal fire's sp spokeperson, here is what he had to say. what you see behind us, that international team that specializes in natural disaster and urban search and rescue, they have training in wild land firefighting. we're utilizing them to the best of their abilit

brian? 2 is going to be really difficult and then they will start writing phase 3. trey, thanks so much. we appreciate it. check back in again. very fluid over there mean while the, this tiktok restores service to the u.s. users after president trump announced he will issue an executive order, giving the platform a 90-day exterms a rebrief. tiktok thanking trump and they restored the service will the legal revival be short lived? joining us now is george washington law proposal and fox news contributor jonathan turley. jonathan, first off, is that within the president's purview to extend this law 90 days? >> i think there is a credible argument that a 90-day extension would be legally invalid. it's a very quirky law but there is a good argument that that 90 day period no longer applies it. deals with a separate period that started to run when the law was passed. and that ended yesterday. so the question is is the president going to do something like president biden did that is president bide

>> karoline: to be announced. >> ainsley: okay. >> brian: okay. >> steve: stay tuned. >> brian: if youto come back and announce it, it would be great. >> ainsley: if you want to do it here, you can. >> lawrence: she is smart, you have a president who is his own sp spokesperson, as well. he will do a lot of his own announcements. >> ainsley: similar to the last four years. >> lawrence: 100%. >> brian: he will use truth social. he built his own brand when they kicked him off every other platform. he said, i still have my truth social. >> steve: donald trump is donald trump's best spokesman. he knows it, we all know it. she was talking last night he had a one-hour press conference. president trump yesterday delivered message during last night's national title game between ohio state, which won, and notre dame. >> today was inauguration day and donald j. trump had this message. >> president trump: hello to americans, historic and exciting day for our country, to players and fans watching tonight, it has been a lock and difficult journey, long season, two tremendous teams get to the game an

>> brian: i should make that clear. kids like him. >> steve: i hope so. >> brian: i think democrats like him. questioning hard not to like sean. >> ainsley: they always like transportation secretaries because they want money for their state to build roads and airports and infrastructure. >> brian: show up in case of a catastrophe i guarantee you that. >> steve: also he knows better than anybody, every member of congress for the most part except the people that live in the proximate area around washington, d.c. fly every weekend. you know, generally we are going to talk about this in a minute. a lot of lawmakers essentially just work tuesday, wednesday, thursday and they are in their home districts doing work there the rest of time. so they are very attune to american airlines. >> ainsley: sean they know his reputation. nine children. their story is so sweet. >> brian: one thing i love about having this job we have the "fox & friends" plane. so we do not have to fly with the masses. we have the "fox & friends" private je

mac >> brian: couple football hits.baltimore ravens in next week's round. ravens look great. eagles moving on after beating the packers who were never in the game. what do you do when you are not in the game? make the most of it. bring a book to the sidelines, youngsters. read, get your homework done when you are not in the game. a.j. brown taking out a motivational book. the book was, after the book was -- inner excellence by jim murphy. they had that game in hand, why not read? >> ainsley: good for him. >> lawrence: why not read? >> ainsley: it was a book about how to be better. >> brian: a.g. brown stays within himself. >> bill: good morning on a monday, fox news alert now on the fight to try to save l.a. again. crews ar

lawrence, steve, ainsley and >> brian: brian maddy just one date january 14th? yes that's for pete hegseth. >> brian: could be one and done. one day in and done. >> steve: maddy, one point of confirmation. washington, d.c. is closed. federal government is closed. schools are out. house leadership told republicans stay in town over the weekend because it's going to snow. democrats left town but the republicans are so confident they have enough people to actually get this done. >> yeah. it highlights the need to get this done quickly, especially after the potential delay that could have happened with speaker mike johnson, whether or not he would get confirmed or get confirmed for a second term so you know republicans they just want to get this done as quickly as possible so that there is no delays regarding president-elect trump's certification of victory. >> brian: all right, maddy, thanks. great news for pete. john thune, senator thune told. >> lawrence: president-elect. >> brian: trump i'm going to let the process play out. he thinks he has the votes. that does

>> brian: is that a love story?steve: what do you mean he tossed to you. >> brian: tossed to you in the field. you tossed it back and he never let go. >> lawrence: that's beautiful. >> brian: how romantic. >> steve: you had me at hello. >> ainsley: you had me at the toss. >> brian: right, chris? >> ainsley: all right. can we move along. >> steve: what grade were you in that class? >> lawrence: we got a fox news alert. thousands of firefighters are battling two new wildfires in los angeles county. >> steve: while you were sleeping, overnight crews gaining the upper hand on a brush fire that tore through 40 acres along the 405 freeway just east of where the palisades fire is still burning weeks later. evacuation warnings issued earlier for brentwood and bellaire finally lifted up. >> brian: so they can go back. meanwhile to the north of los angeles, the fast moving hughes fire exploding in size to more than 10,000 acres. it's only 1% contained. >> ainsley: 54,000 people in that area are under evacuation orders and war

brian: it's insane.unds from the inflation reduction act which go towards climate change projects. what i want to hear you say, the green dream at least for now is dead. is that true? >> absolutely. it is dead for the next four years. the executive order was overly broad, this was a bill passed by congress, massive spending bill they don't have enough bureaucrats to spend the money. you can't undo that but it is a first step coming after this, we need congress to repeal the inflation reduction act, which as ronald reagan said the nearest thing to eternal life on earth is a government program. i'm afraid the inflation reduction act could join obamacare, they have a farmers lobbying for carbon capture, republican congressman signing letters wanting to keep it, all these goodies for bipartisan, it, trump will face a tough challenge to overturned that. i'm hearing it will be surgical repeal, not total repeal but even big oil who wants to keep it for the subsidies. brian: trump off to a fast start. what's the

>> brian: no. >> ainsley: no. look.it. >> lawrence: this is why i wanted you to go to the texas ball so you could understand the things that are acceptable and things that are not. >> brian: they don't do much shoveling in texas. >> steve: brian, they shovel something else. >> brian: i know. >> ainsley: i know you own your house. i would rent my house out there for the summer so my daughter could go out there. in the winter time i would rent it for the whole year. and the homeowners, i would drive out there after our show and my driveway was clear. i think they pay someone to do it for me. wasn't that nice of them? that was so nice. you should pay a company. you should pay a company to do it so dawn doesn't have to. >> brian: i will start interviewing people when i get home. >> ainsley: the kid down the block wants to make a few bucks. >> brian: that kid has other jobs. >> ainsley: only one kid in your neighborhood? >> brian: only one kid. america is getting older. president trump says he is not confident the israeli-ha

brian, that is why. >> brian: shells are different. >> steve: that is why we buy the vital farms.he yellow in it is a beautiful amber. it's like an egg from the 50's. >> brian: yellow better? >> steve: it's amber. brian, can i show you cheap eggs, inexpensive eggs. >> lawrence: he doesn't cook. >> brian: i eat eggs] rooster crowing] >> carley: to many egg terms. steve eggs exactly. >> brian: how would you like my chicken? it wasn't in a cage, wink, wink. >> ainsley: you can't lie. >> lawrence: no you cannot. >> brian: my chicken has never been locked up. i catch him every day. >> carley: can i make a case for milk? too many milks? everything is being milked. nut milk, soy milk, almond milk. >> lawrence: skim. >> steve: it's a whole milk as you know with brock the debate is what. >> carley: i never bought more milk in my life. that child runs on milk. >> ainsley: organic and do 2% for her now. i used to do the whole. what do you give to him? >> carley: whole. there is a difference in eggs. >> brian: no difference. >> steve: brian, there is a room in your house, it is called the kit

. >> brian: and j.d. vance speechless as he enters the oval office for the first time in his life. >> this is j.d. vance first time to step into the oval office. >> this is incredible. >> brian: so many firsts. >> steve: speaker of the house was his camera guy. >> brian: a little over qualified. final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. get dressed. pentagon deployed 1500 troops to secure u.s. mexico border. >> lawrence: and ice moving at warp speed arresting illegal immigrants for crimes. >> ainsley: and griff jenkins has more. >> griff: promises made, promises kept. consequences delivered. crackdown has begun. president trump could deploy more troops to the abo border. they will protect border with military know tras port planes for flights. marine official telling fox news, our respond will be imme immediate, we are going in, if cartel shoots at us, we will not waste any time. the 1500 soldiers and marines represent 60% increase from the 2500 there. ice officers have been hitting the streets launchin

we have to start right this second. >> brian: gotcha. >> and make moves to help people. >> brian: jakecome the governor that will be my goal for you. jake steinfeld, thanks so much. keep fighting. >> don't quit. thank you. >> brian: you got it. more "fox & friends" in a moment. protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. all the buzz around bitcoin isn't just talk anymore crypto has gone mainstream. at itrustcapital, you can buy and sell cryptocurrencies 24/7 with the tax benefits of an ira. that's right, with an itrustcapital ira, you can defer taxes until retirement or choose a roth ira for tax-free withdrawals later. setting up an account is quick and ea

>> brian: if he gets there first, any seat he wants. madison chose that seat because other pews were rented by members of congregation, which provided church with revenue and he did not want to interrupt. >> ainsley: row 54, the president's row. >> steve: like studio 54. >> ainsley: go to studio 54 and then go ask forgiveness. >> steve: when we lived in washington, that church is open to the public, we look at blair house. st. john's is open to public and you can go to services and you never knew when a president might drive or walk across the street and see secret service activity and next thing you know, there is george bush sitting next to you. >> alexandria: i don't know if it is best intention to attend church for thatten ra, i'm sure many do. i know somebody where we lived in d.c. who attended today's church. i reached out, i heard there is this memo and reverend released some details to members of the church, so there are benefits being a member. >> lawrence: i'm curious, is it cordoned off or supporters are outside waiting or th

i'm in for ainsley today. >> brian: yes, you are. ♪ we could be ♪ baby, i've been hard. >> brian: st.is, missouri, the home of one of my fine affiliates on the radio. it's a place you got go in america to understand what -- >> lawrence: one of the affiliates. you have multiple affiliates. you don't put them over each other they are all equal to you. >> brian: tftk. it's not hannity style with 500. we are like around 200. great to see you guys first time in 2025. >> lawrence: happy new year. >> brian: emily i scared her on the 21st floor at work. we're here. i'm walking down the hall about 100 yards away and i walked in and i startled her. >> emily: in my defense, i was listening -- i had my ear buds in. i was getting water in my coffee thing and so there is like a loud rush and then all of a sudden if this guy comes down the jacob marlee carrying dry cleaning. >> lawrence: get here this early used to being alone. >> lawrence: i am taking a side as usual. >> brian: glad you are here important day. so much going on. >> emily: thank you. >> brian: after a 24 hour delay sugar bowl took pl

brian: who's financing again? and i think we are excited to be here in washington, it's going to be a snowy day to be with the american people when you celebrate this transition. but i think the main question for the administration is how we deal with iran, because they are the ones who are fighting hezbollah -- funding hezbollah, funding a hamas, funding the houthis. brian: yeah. it's a plantar's wart, and their tentacles are hamas, yemen and somewhat in lebanon. they are the financiers of hezbollah, but a they've all been brutally diminished because of the prowess of the idf. >> and president trump, he made sure that the u.s. pulled out of the iran deal, he sanctioned iran, and i believe it will be the same approach with his new administration. brian: all right, ambassador, if anything happens, we'll have your number on speed dial. >> thank you very much. brian: hopefully we get to see these people emerge today. >>> tiktok going dark overnight. how donald trump could save the platform if. and crowds growing toda

: you don't have to be a good dancer. >> steve: brian, you know, two brian's horror when he discoveredd out you don't have to do ymca now. now it's just. >> brian: steve. >> i thought i could finally get rid of it but they dragged me back in. >> ainsley: when you did ymca you tonal did one letter. >> brian: i chose one. >> lawrence: more "fox & friends" ahead. >> steve: why not? sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops, uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy! try our new sugar-free cough drops. instasoooooothe! all the buzz around bitcoin isn't just talk anymore crypto has gone mainstream. at itrustcapital, you can buy and sell cryptocurrencies 24/7 with the tax benefits of an ira. that's right, with an itrustcapital ira, you can defer taxes until retirement or choose a roth ira for tax-free withdrawals later. setting up an account is quick and easy it only takes minutes. open your account today at itrustcapital.com. the new era of crypto is here. at betmgm, everyone gets a welcome offer. so whether you're courtsi

brian kilmeade over to you. >> brian: countdown is on to football's biggest night and here on fox.per bowl champion, julian edelman will join us live. first, check in with guy that could have gone pro, bill hemmer. >> bill: you nailed it. nice to see you. julian edelman was good on weekend coverage, look forward to hearing fromim had. new york city, illegals with criminal record are the target, tell you about that. and trump is pumped with fellow republicans in florida. hear from the woman leading the charge there. several lawyers for doj asked to walk, we'll tell you why today. and big buzz over china's ai move, we'll sort through it. big show coming your way. dinner what the biggest companies deliver is an exceptional customer experience. what makes it possible is unmatched connectivity and 5g solutions from t-mobile for business. t-mobile connects 100,000 delta airlines employees, powers tractor supply's stores nationwide with reliable 5g business internet, and partners with pga of america on game changing innovation. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business.

. >> brian: who wrote that, greg gutfeld? that sounds like his tease. >> ainsley: i can't take credit for it. >> brian: trump's border agenda is already facing legal challenges. could did delay deportation efforts? >> lawrence: so we will ask president trump's border czar tom homan this hour. >> steve: and a fox weather alert. look at those images because a deadly once in a generation winter storm leaving thousands in texas along the gulf coast, florida, and georgia without electricity. we are tracking the latest as it makes its way toward the east. the second hour of "fox & friends" from a 7-degree new york city. >> lawrence: is that what it is here? >> steve: yeah it is that's why we are on the couch. >> ainsley: you will be fine. >> steve: our best friend. >> brian: suddenly it's not as bad as it used to be. >> steve: never bad. >> lawrence: amazing how things change. >> steve: hour two for this wednesday start now. >> lawrence: so president trump already leading the way for the future of ai in america. >> brian: yep, trum

. >> brian: they read your mind. >> ainsley: kenneth fire is threatening homes in california. >> brianfive active wildfires scorched 35,000 acres and left 10 dead. >> steve: this map is amazing technology, that is live view, bill melugin is live in pacific palisade with more on a new fire now. bill. >> bill: we are up to 10 people who have died in the fires. 5000 structures have been completely destroyed. what it is like on one of the many streets out here. every house has been wiped out. look at the rubble, nothing is left. only thing that remain on both side of the street are brick chimneys, nothing else made it through, every house has been wiped out and it is like that every street we've driven through in the palisades this morning. harder for firefighters, one of their firefighting aircraft, vantage super scooper is grounded now because it was struck by a civilian drone flying out here in this area yesterday afternoon and hit the plane in the wing and punctured a hole in the wing and need to be repaired. one of the two super scoopers have been grounded and cannot help with efforts

>> it's now. >> brian: right now?t the president said yesterday. is he talking about building big databases that gives ai the power we need right now to be in the doctor's office and in the research lab. >> brian: energy is the issue. now let's talk about what donald trump did through an executive order. who, world health organization, we are out. we are -- he says he would are being ripped off. he doesn't like their conclusions. he feels like they're anti-american. if you look at how much china has put in compared to how much we have put in, we have almost doubled it. yet, they seem to listen to china all the time. >> dr. siegel: they definitely did that with the pandemic. china bought the world time he said. i pointed that out in early 2020. >> brian: look how much we put in. almost a billion dollars they are putting 203. >> dr. siegel: we put in 15% of w.h.o.'s budget so they can hide along with china what is happening. >> brian: do we need this broad organization? do we need it. >> dr. siegel: down at the scientis

brian, over to you. >> brian: 19 minutes now before the top of the hour.nal days in office to increase regulation and push his climate agenda announcing a permanent stop to new oil and gas drilling across more than 600, look at the green there 625 million acres of u.s. coastal waters and today, he is expected to sign an order designating two new national monuments in california that would ban drilling and mining areas. yeah, mining. the air rare earth need for green agenda the host of varney and company stuart varney joins us now. >> stuart: good morning, brian. >> brian: your thoughts, about his maneuvers. >> stuart: biden the sproirl in chief. using last few days to stymie and block what is trump's agenda. so far it is working. is he doing. this remember. he is the same introduced very quietly a ban on natural gas water heaters. he has introduced the idea that federal employees could continue to work from home until 2002 # but wait a second, brian. there is more to come. k.j.p. yesterday said that two weeks left for biden will be jam-packed, jam-packed w

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, you can't teach it, don't try. >> ainsley: unless you are talented as brian. >> brian: that is what i wanted to say, wasn't going to say it like that. democrats won't show up and republicans will. four years ago and joe biden brought it up yesterday, donald trump waited for three hours while this was happening and democracy was in danger. they said in donald trump legacy how much does january 6 figure into it. american public said 5%. they had a special hearing, prime-time shows, they gavelled in and had abc producer, it did not resonate. it is a small part of donald trump's story. after today, there should not be much. >> lawrence: american people weighed, the whole summer, they had towns on fire. they allowed protesters to come in. it was for justice to shut down targets and pharmacies so elderly people couldn't get prescriptions. they watched police departments be being stormed and torched. they compared it to that and said it was one day, the people that were responsible for some of them had been overcharged and they moved on. their current circumstance mattered more. >> steve:

brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much for that hollywood minute or two. >> carley: or three. >ial intelligence app. shaking up the tech world and stock market. the u.s. is winning the tech race. deepseeks a.i. assist app. jumped to the top of the apple app. store and wiped a trillion dollars off the u.s. stock market. kurt the cyberguy joins us now. what is it about this that rocked us. >> kurt: time something number one. so have you this huge innovation where the chinese have developed essentially, which it's like a very similar product that open a.i.'s chatgpt. where we can prompt, asking something like who is brian kilmeade? or solve -- how do i garden in my backyard with this much space? it answers complex, reasoned questions that you ask it. so this was done the copy they did called deepseek was done with 200 people in a room without the necessary computing power that come from the world giant nvidia. >> brian: they saved 6 million bucks. >> kurt: probably what it costs. i don't know if that's true or not. it couldn't have cost that much. but here it is that they figured o

brian: thank you, lee s.eover and handed the country. but we don't see a lot of reporting out of there in terms of women not being able to attend school anymore and going back to the stone age and obviously now the campus. molly: israel suffered this attack more than a year ago and there's that on a globally global per spect and i have that's interesting about how strongly we're going with leaders in taliban and mark is on you. this coming from an administration that the last time around took out soleimani from the air in a distinctive strike and you're a american being told it's time to work with us and get it done and repercussions and you can believe it. this is something that is on the table. agoing on a rock and president trump at that time went after his e brian: this is marco rubio and he's saying i'm hearing it and if it's true, there'll be a very big bounty. the columbian president said i suspect that taliban will be listening carefully and i don't think they want to find out what's next after this.

brian.ood point. usually you use roads like that as a fire break. and that fire jumped topanga in a heart beat going from coast line drive over to the real inn another restaurant that was destroyed. as you said, brian, there is a lot of homes tucked in topanga canyon. as i said this now goes up and i hate to be so provincial about this all the way up to holland. homes on topanga canyon, tuna canyon, coral canyon, malibu canyon, so the northern edge of los angeles, basically is a mountain range. the sauna susannas, san gabriels, santa monicas. they're coming down and pushing through the canyons at very high speed and that's where a lot of people like to build their homes, right? and so all of those areas are -- have major risks. and it jumped topanga in a heart beat. >> brian: i remember the house i was renting a room in burned. i went up to the firefighter and i said -- he goes show me where you live. i showed him he said that's not even on our map. we can't even get our trucks up there. so

>> brian: fox news alert. senate confirmation hearings will begin in an hour.e is set to take office in six days. defense secretary pick pete hegseth will appear first, 9:30 eastern time. seven hearings set for tomorrow. chuck schumer telling democratics not to hold back during questioning. >> over next four days, a dozen of president-elect trump nominees will testify in committee and make their case to the country. these hearings in a very real way, are the opening salvo for holding trump administration bltb accountable to the public. >> brian: ben dominic joins us now. we've been talking about pete. we want to talk about other targets. your sense how it will go this morning into the afternoon? >> ben: congratulations to pete for taking on this role. it is very demanding and you have to walk through fire to get it. we'll have a man in the arena moment today. it will be targeted from warren, duckworth and horono, who will focus on things he said in the pasts, accusations and things he's been clear about. women in combat and his view of the woke military complex

all right, brian, over to you. >> brian: change gears but keep talking about crime.ed of at least two stabbings on the subway last week. jamar banks facing assault and weapons charges stabbing mta employee on thursday and another man on new year's day. learning the man has been arrested drum roll, please, 87 times. joining us now the founder of the guardian angels. you have been in the subways since 1979, now you and your team are back there what brought you back there in cases like that? >> it's never been worse, brian. we have a combination where when you descend into the subway. it's a combination of inferno, clockwork orange and jack nickel son in the shining. one flew over the cuckoo's nest. this guy you are talking about, 87 priors not hard to find. >> living in the subway. he lives on two lines, only a creature of habit, rides the 2 and 5 train with a knife in his hand. the cops lock him up. d.a. brag, you know his name, cuts him loose time and time again. is he a threat to everybody in that subway system. then they put out an all points bullet. this man is ex

: brian, this is the heater that we have all got to share it. >> brian: fantastic.n january i will give you updates moment by moment. >> brian: we will enclosed. >> ainsley: thank you. >> brian: vas lynn in case you are worried about wind burn. >> lawrence: on monday i'm going to be with the crowd. >> ainsley: you will definitely be cold out there. >> steve: i'm going to be next to the heater i'm just telling you right now. >> brian: two hours confirmation hearings begin for six of president-elect trump's cabinet picks including his top foreign policy picks and his choice for attorney general. >> lawrence: lucas tomlinson is live in washington with a preview. good morning, lucas. >> good morning,, lawrence. and guys. pam bondi begins day one of a two day hearing to become trump's attorney general. marco rubio for secretary of state. john ratcliffe to lead cia. sean duffy at transportation. chris wright for energy. russell vogt to run omb peeght said politics should play no part in the military. began high and equal not equity continual. he said he wants leaders sele

. ♪ >> brian: all right. 6:00 a.m.n the east coast, monday, january 13th, this is "fox & friends." thanks for watching. a path of destruction across los angeles. thousands of homes and businesses gone. firefighters racing to contain three active wildfires at this hour as dangerous winds threaten explosive fire growth. >> lawrence: and today president biden delivers farewell address but to focus on foreign policy will dig into what biden's national security adviser just said about the afghanistan withdrawal. >> i also believe that the strategic call president biden made, looking back for years, history has judged well and will continue to judge well. >> we are one week from inauguration day. and we sat down with first lady melania trump about her return to the white house. >> do you feel like you're in a different space now than you were 8 years ago? >> i feel i was always me the first time as well. i just feel that people didn't accept me maybe, they didn't understand me. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> lawrenc

jr. >> brian: nice.days ago to declassify the assassination files of jfk and as you heard several other prominent figures in american history. here to react is jared posner author of the best selling book "case closed lee harvey oswald and the assassination of r.f.k." by the title of the book i know how you feel. what are you looking for in the release of these documents and do you support it? it's long overdue that these files were released. the american public has ha right to know, brian, what our government knows about what happened in the assassination of president kennedy. so i have been advocating for these to be open for a long time. finally a president willing to do this. fantastic. i spoke to you the year you started on "fox & friends" as a co-host, believe it or not, in 198. we talked about a transfer of 35,000 documents from this commission to the national archives. those are the files that we now want out in the public. i can't believe that 27 years later, we finally found a president who is

okay, brian.el yet but i will keep you posted. >> brian: if you don't mind. thank you. president biden issuing a ban on offshore drilling across 625 million acres of federal waters. biden calling the 11th hour climate push a necessity saying in part drilling off the coast could because irreversible damage to places we hold deer and unnecessary to meet our energy needs that's according to him. the next guest calls the decision strategic error not driven by science but politics. the president of the national oceanic association joins us now. eric, what is wrong with drilling a after the coast. they say 14% of all our energy could be coming off the coast of our country. >> nothing is wrong with it. the u.s. offshore is one of the premier energy producing regions in the world. we have been producing more than a million barrels of oil in the u.s. offshore region since 1997 and almost at peak levels. the problem is we cannot just be confined to two small areas in the gulf of mexico. we need to be able t

and they do not want to be deported, brian. >> brian: right. they don't., new jersey, the mayor is complaining that they weren't told that they were going to have an ice presence in the area. >> lawrence: who cares. >> brian: just make it so much harder by not cooperating. so, here's the message -- i don't know if you saw this yesterday. some of bill melugin's great stories. one of which had a guy who was screaming about i'm not going to back to haiti, i love biden, i love obama, i love you, i hate trump. listen to tom homan's response. >> i'm not going back to haiti. [bleep] bro, you feel me? yo biden forever. thank obama for everything he did for me, bro. >> well, he is wrong. is he going back to haiti. can i tell him that told him secure border before. securest border in the history of this nation. ice officers are finally getting the h handcuffs taken off of him and put them on bad guys throughout the country. >> lawrence: what model citizen this guy was. this was so predictable. i remember when i was down in texas. covering when the haitians came acro

and that's when i realized brian was not with us anymore. >> for years, brian's family acted tirelessly as detectives searching for answers. >> he was intercepted right here, right in front of this house. most likely, people tried to rob him. >> you asked us to look into this story. what do you think we can do for you? >> well, i'm hoping that someone who saw what happened that day is willing him to come forth and give information on what happened. >> but nothing came of it until now. sources say suspect adrian grimes was already in prison for a drug offense when a fellow inmate came forward with his attorney to share what he saw that day. the inmate witness is identified only by their initials, mr. w w, as stated in the arrest warrant. mr. w w saw the victim silently mouthed the words i'm being robbed while simultaneously seeing the black male had a gun pointed at the victim. mr. w w saw the victim attempt to get out of the black males grasp. when mr. w w heard a gunshot. the witness says he left the scene because grimes had a gun. the judge in this case found enough probable cause and

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." >> brian: president trump's cabinet taking shape, kind of. marco rubio gets straight to work at the state department. the memo he sent to all his staffers. >> steve: he got a standing ovation when he showed up at state yesterday. and resisting border policy, it is not slowing them down. >> we are concentrating on the worst first. ice arrested 308 so far. >> carley: trump announcing new 500 billion investment into ai infrastructure and possibilities seem endless. >> ai can look over your genes and say what likelihood you'll develop is, what kind of cancer, how do we prevent it before you develop it. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> brian: president trump already paving the way for future of ai in america. trump and tech leaders announcing half a trillion private sector investment to build artificial intelligence data centers in the united states. >> lawrence: senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us with the details. loving that hat. >> jacqui: thank you. it is so cold out here. president trump

. >> brian: okay.nd the internet goes wild over one nfl player reading on the sidelines during the playoffs. they won by the way the eagles did. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. put your books down. we will take it from here. >> all right. it is 7:01 and we begin with this fox news alert. at least 24 people are dead, and more than a dozen others are reported missing as those historic wildfires wreak havoc across los angeles county. over 12,000 homes and businesses have been destroyed. >> brian: officials fear it could get worse as stronger winds are expected to return today. more than 40,000 acres already burned. including more than 23 hours from the largest fire, the palisades fire, which is still only 13% contained. and 75% of all structures are gone. >> lawrence: so today the los angeles unified school district is set to reopen most of its schools as governor gavin newsom signs an executive order centered on rebuilding. >> you passing the blame on to other people? >> how could it be

i call this a perfect storm, brian.perfect storm of mismanagement and failure of leadership. you know, because the santa ana winds aren't new. fires in this part of california is not new. we grew up fighting them and knew what was going on. what is new is decades of absolute terrible leadership. failure to prepare, insane regulations, bureaucracy. it's crazy and it all came to fruition today. things i have been screaming about for years and what finally actually the taxes, the regulations, these dumb policies, finally forced me to move to nevada. i have so many friends and family that are still there, fortunately everybody is okay. so many of my friends have lost their houses. lost everything. it's absolutely heart breaking. >> brian: 65%, the fire budget is 65% of the homeless budget, which is $1.3 billion. and they cut by 17 million the fire budget again even though they were recommended not to. karen bass wanted a bigger cut and the city legislature said no, it can't be that big. she wanted $23 million cut. and here

. >> brian: anybody else?awrence: save time for your segment. >> brian: jack keane. >> ainsley: keep talking brian won't be able to promote what is on the show on saturday brian awaiting donald trump's return. what you will people can expect with a return to america first only took 4-hour cough liquid? [cough] unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym, cough crisis averted. if you have heart failure or chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life, because there are places you'd like to be. (♪) serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine and bacterial infection between the anus and genitals, both which may be fatal, severe allergic reactions, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. stop taking and tell your doctor right away if you have nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, rash, swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing. tell your doctor about lightheadedness, weakness, fever, pain

[applause] >> brian: they clapped in oklahoma? that's stunning.on't know where they found feel clap to that honestly that was a dry hole that the secretary of defense had to do a whole investigation on. and when it came out, the pentagon did a study and goes we don't have anything. that was a waste of time and waste of money and waste of focus. senator tom cotton brought that up. look, the military has got to be looked at. but the military has got to get the right focus and they are about to get it. >> this terrorist appears to have been radicalized well after he left the army. it is the case that sometimes bad apples slip through the system in our military. you remember nidal hasan fort hood shooter from 15 years ago. however, the biden administration for four years has stuck its head in the sand to the threat of islamic terrorism. if you recall, president biden and the director of national intelligence and the secretary of defense have all said the biggest threat we face is from racially and ethnically. they launched a witch-hunt to find white s