fetterman is a defund the police marxist. >> that, of course, was when john fetterman was running for seat. so trump was campaigning against him there. joining us now, cnn political analyst, washington bureau chief for the boston globe, jackie kucinich. jackie, good morning. good morning. john fetterman becoming a really interesting figure in all of this. what does it say? >> so john fetterman has been and what's a few words between, you know. politicians that said, you know, john fetterman has always been someone who has resistant to being put in a box politically. and in this case, he's long said that if someone wants to have an honest conversation and be an honest broker with him, he's willing to sit down and have the conversation. and in this case, he said he's the newly elected president. i'm going to sit down and meet with him and talk with him. he's not someone who makes promises either to, you know, that he's going to do one thing or the other. but as he said in that clip, he says he represents pennsylvania and he's going to do what he thinks his voters would want him to do. >

but senator fetterman represents a 5050 state. why shouldn't he be having a relationship with the president doesn't mean that he has to agree with him. and frankly, it reminds me of the conversation you were just having with your panel, which i thoroughly enjoyed. and by the way, i do have a body language expert on my radio program today because i'm so taken with the interaction among the five former presidents. but i loved what i saw yesterday. i mean, i loved the civility, and it wasn't always, you know, friendly, the partner, the spouse. i'm looking at you. karen pence is always the tell. like, did you ever go to the holiday party? the christmas party. and you meet the partner or the spouse and the reception is a little bit chilly and you say, oh, maybe that lets me know how my coworker really feels about me. i've had that experience. but anyway, civility is a good thing. civility is a good thing. whether it's john fetterman and donald trump getting along, or whether it's barack obama and donald trump having a moment where they

but trump, on the other hand, had called fetterman like a drug addict. and, you know, you know, writ large. so, look, it's good to see people reaching out across partisan lines to fetterman to reach out, go there. that's fine. and and maybe appealing to the flattery to donald trump. you know, he's very susceptible to flattery if that can help us unite as a nation to find some common ground, to get some big things done, that's fine. but it would have been nice to have republican senators reaching out to joe biden, you know, and that's what we didn't see. >> so that is a good point. why does this never happen the other way around? >> well, hold on. i mean, i thought i thought one of the big biden pitches was he passed a bunch of bipartisan. he did. he did. he did. so. so how can you say republicans didn't help joe biden when they voted for some of his stuff with you? >> because because, lest we forget, four years ago and a week the capitol was had been attacked. and we did see a lot of big bipartisan things get done because trump worked with the senate and

but is his successors bombast selling a hostage deal also fawning over fetterman? why is the pennsylvania senator suddenly maga's favorite democrat and call my name in his leather? >> seats? >> her voice has touched some of america's favorite traditions idol football, the opry, and now carrie underwood is about to step onto the stage of a political. pastime. >> i, donald john trump, live at the table. >> scott jennings, ashley allison, john avalon, and arthur aidala americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. tonight of, quote, explosive fire growth across l.a. those strong winds that helped fuel the first round of fires they are returning right now. and in the morning the gusts will be up to 70 miles an hour. and this will be a new challenge. just as 15,000 firefighters and first responders are finally, finally starting to make some progress containing these flames. but that situation has only gotten more grim. families are returning to what is left of their homes. others are desperately searching for their loved ones, doz

could john fetterman is at least willing to hear out what those s are.or accepted an invitation to mar-a-lago to meet with president trump and to find out what areas of common ground they can work on. well, fetterman's even joking that there's a position he wants in the administration. >> what do you plan on talking about with the president-elect? >> i am asking to be named the pope of greenland. [laughter] >> do you have a specific -- >> just having a conversation. this is going to be the president, and i am not just the senator for democrats in pennsylvania. i am a senator for everyone in pennsylvania. and my state picked donald trump as president, and if i have the opportunity to have that conversation, i bet we are going to find things to work together for a better pennsylvania and a better nation, and that is why i am engaging in this. >> kayleigh: well, good for him. so could fetterman's meeting signal to other democrats that it is okay to ditch their trump derangement syndrome? i mean, how bad can he really be when he and former president obama ap

fetterman. fetterman has the kind of sentimentality that they used to have. know, you're going to represent your state. you're going to meet the president. you're going to get things done for our state. who cares about party? they've broken the fever. kayleigh schumer has lost all control over his caucus. there was like how many democrats voted for the lake and riley act now a year ago, if you had said they're going to vote for, you know, detaining and deporting people that steal who were illegals, no way they would have just gone back to their sides. now the country is moving forward. big tech, the democrats, fetterman is leading the charge. it is a beautiful thing. it should have happened a long time ago. harold. >> to that end, there were 36 democrats who voted previously on the lake and riley act. that number went to 48. so do you think, like fetterman, some democrats are going to say, hey, let's play ball with this popular president? >> i think so, again, this is something that ordinarily happens when presidents, new presidents come in who are or whether

let's begin with fetterman hatred and end on the same note, fetterman goes on and says i'm from a purpleabout how popular trump was in pennsylvania. we went to some rallies and couldn't believe the emotion and he sees the people there and with this billionaire friends, the people in the audience look like fetterman except dress a little nicer. he brings that up and they think he's the worst person on the planet. he's pro-israel and pro-cracking down on immigration. he says let me work with the president on fat and they think he is an of the number one. stuart: thanks very much, run out of time. awaiting the boom supersonic test flight that's looking to become available for commercial travel again. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ by linking our tiktok accounts with the family pairing tool, it's easy to make sure what my teens are watching on their tiktok is safe and age appropriate. just like family movie night. nope. family pairing on tiktok. ♪ 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 t

when he was the bernie sanders backing fetterman not the fetterman now who is like what john mccain was the democrats for many years, right? >> the point is we just came off of an election very contentious election between democrats and republicans if people remember. at orientation -- [inaudible] >> we struck up a friendship and do something we maintain. texting, where are y'all staying? were going to take the kids, to want to go? we continue different chip and to be truthful with you when he was courageous enough to say hey, i some mental health challenges and are going to seek treatment, i think that's a moment we should all celebrate. think about how hard it is a to challenging conversations even with the people you love most and love you most and for him to do that in front of the world was a beacon of hope and courage i do think it is an example for others to follow. we maintain the friendship. he asked me to come visit when he was at their -- >> in the hospital. >> yeah. to be trusted not to be in a space i'll thought to be worthy of that trust. with continued a friendship. a

do you think more in your party could get behind that sentiment that fetterman shared?re are a bunch of them, like tom suozzi, pat ryan, who are out there having this conversation. >> sandra: too? >> jessica: i don't think so. john fetterman is not in trouble with the media, he is in trouble with a few huge left-leaning accounts -- >> greg: they are not that b bad. jessica, bashing "the view." >> jessica: i still think everyone needs to continue apologizing for the crappy stuff you said about fetterman when he was in "vegetable." everybody, more people than just you. he was elected to represent people in a state that also voted for donald trump. and i am a firm believer, you always take the meeting, you take the opportunity, you go and you talk about what you see at home. he said in the interview, people have the starting rumors he is gone to become a republican. there were people on the right saying rumor is there is a big defection next week. he said i'm not going to become a republican. i would make a terrible republican. pro choice, pro strong immigration, pro lgbtq

she also discussed her friendship with democratic senator john fetterman of pennsylvania a cosponsor of the bill.re this runs about 25 minutes. >> if that is for the election and then work forward if we could hear. you come as audience and those are the senator from alabama. he also worked in politics before this. he works in the business community in alabama he worked for a fellow named rupert richard shelby he was here for a few years as i recall sue understandol politics. you understand the ebbs and flows of politics. obvious he is a great year for republicans. but it was a lot like 2004 were you had the more liberalized and energized conservatives in the aftermath 2006, 2008 the pendulum swings back. how do you in the days of gop avoid that repeat of having this mandate and have it beat fritteredd away in the next two cycles. >> one thing we have to do is stay focused and stay unified. obviously those two things and aremore challenging than they appear at times. look if you rewind it back to this summer. for me, as a member of the republican congress when president trump came in

talking about himself or fetterman?ng about he only wants publicity? i think that's nonsense. i think fetterman is doing the right thing to reach across the aisle and we need more democrats to do the same. >> sandra: i was surprised his name didn't come up. who are some of those leaders? thank you so much. tiffany and david, thank you. chat again soon. quick update on monday's inauguration. fox news confirming the swearing in for president trump and jd vance will be moved inside from outside inside the u.s. capitol due to frigid temperatures expected on monday. we'll cover it live on the fox news channel. you won't want to miss it. that does it for us. i'll see you guys at 1:00 and "outnumbered" begins after the break. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a d

john fetterman is the voice of reason on the democratic side of the aisle. all the democrats campaigned on we'll bring the country together. joe biden, we'll unite the country. then you have somebody say i'm willing to have the discussion and donald trump goes to southern california, invites all the democrats to sit around there and they didn't say much to donald trump because when the cameras are rolling and it is open guess what? they're closed lips. behind the scenes this is not who they are. >> like 1995 when you listen to john fetterman. bill fetterman takes a shellacking and loses the house. he could have done two things. run to the left and played resistance like we see tomorrow democrats and allies in the media do or john fetter man, listen and consider compromising. newt gingrich and bill clinton. budget surpluses, the welfare reform. americans want more of what john fetterman is describing. >> bill: he said he would make a pretty terrible republican. >> martha: the problem for president trump isn't in the senate. it's in the house. so that is -- ma

fetterman or coca cola?way. this moment. amen really does call for a moral imperative that requires a level of standing on principle. and while you can say, i need to go work with this person, he's going to be the commander in chief. i have to have a good relationship with him. there's a line, and fetterman crossed it. and so unfortunately, he and pennsylvania got to hold that l. >> i aisha, what about you? >> i agree, fetterman, i think that any democrat who's running down there to mar-a-lago is really condoning the fact that donald trump has decided that mar-a-lago is the new white house, and i completely disagree with that. i think it's ridiculous that people are buying into it. and so just the fact that he went is a problem. i also get that the dude wants to keep his job right. we just saw the bloodbath that happened in pennsylvania and he's like, oh, i guess i better get on the right side of the republicans in my state so that i look good when my turn comes. >> let me mention one other one and get your

i am like aoc and john fetterman.m get to office, and -- >> greg: this is interesting, kennedy. january 6th, the democrats applauding themselves -- yes, for peaceful to hitler. oh, look how nice we are. we are approving of the election. we are validating it -- to hitler. it makes no sense. >> kennedy: nothing makes any sense. but i think that speaks to harold's point about the way that john fetterman is talking to american voters. because you have entirely scrambled coalitions -- and i don't think a lot of people who voted for trump voted for him because now they are magically republicans. i think you have people who are disaffected, who are forgotten, who have been left out of the entire process, and they finally have someone who is speaking to them about ideas and not just trying to divide them which has gotten very old and very boring, so that's exactly what john fetterman and aoc are going to do. they are going to try and piggyback off of this new political trend because they both want to be president. they both w

you're seeing it with fetterman. he knows it. he's in pennsylvania.n the right -- >> jonathan: he doesn't like the term progressive, he says. >> he is not -- the democratic party is going to go populist left, the wildfires, the cultural issues. al these things will eat them alive. >> 6 million jobs. the 20 million small businesses. this great economy that the democrats are once again gifting to donald trump. the democrats -- >> the democrats got crushed. just take the loss and move forward. >> who i know what a crush looks like. i have been around politics. >> i do too, and it was embarrassing. >> it was a very difficult election, but when you lose by less than 7,000 votes in the house -- >> it was history that donald trump achieved. >> and 1.7 million -- look. a loss is a loss. we're not sitting around relitigaing like you all did four years ago. >> as former rnc chairman for six years, i am thrilled that you think that what happened in november wasn't -- wasn't a decisive victory. >> it was not a landslide. >> jonathan: before we go, we have to talk

that's something that's pretty typical of john fetterman, working across the aisle.ally isn't surprising. he has bucked his party on many different occasions and this frankly is one example of that. >> john: we saw with brett bear the other night that fetterman seemed to be on line with trump and greenland. >> i would never supporting taking it by force but i do think it's -- i don't think it's a responsible conversation if they were open to acquiring it and, you know, whether just buying it outright. if anyone thinks that's bonkers, like, remember the louisiana purchase? >> john: this is interesting to see that they see eye to eye on some things. >> reporter: they certainly see eye to eye on immigration and border security policy. we have this vote here in the next hour in the senate, a test vote, and john fetterman, he was the first democrat to say he would vote in favour of the lake and riley act. >> john: we'll see how it all works out. >> sandra: a live look of the wildfire devastation. we'll speak with a california resident who evacuated from one of the worst h

as far as fetterman is concerned, i'm loving this 2.0 john fetterman.g a great job being kind of the calming voice of that radical woke democrat party. it was moving so fast to the left and he stepped in and said wait a minute. let's talk about this. donald trump isn't the first person to even mention purchasing greenland. other presidents have done the same thing. it's just donald trump who looked around and said wait a minute. i'm a business mogul. i understand acquiring land. maybe this is a good thing for us strategically to prevent other nations from hurting not just america but america's partners and allies around the world. liz: you make an important point because this is on the table for generations about greenland. here is why. because russia and china see that it's mineral-rich. they love the minerals in greenland. they see the arctic as a faster way to get their goods to europe. i'm not sure why the media is not up to speed on this. they continue to attack in a very, you know, low level way president trump on this when it's about u.s. nationa

alabama republican senator katie brit and pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman. is this important and how confident are you about the senate action here? >> yeah. so, i think we have seen this litigated over the last four years time and time again. and i think on november 5th, the american people delivered a verdict. security of americans over open border policies. and so this is a common sense piece of legislation obviously named after a remarkable young woman that was taken from this earth way too soon. and i think that the bipartisan support that you saw in the house i'm hopeful will carry on and to the senate, we are already seeing good traction from our senate colleagues interested in coming on board. >> bret: senator fetterman, there are democrats who obviously spoke out against this today. one of them congressman raskin. take a listen. >> pick a crime, paste into it a template immigration law, covering convicted criminals and then require detention or deportation of certain persons merely accused of committing the crime or arrested for committing the crime

of course, hakeem jeffries with her and -- fetterman was -- come on! fetterman! really? shorts?augural decorum thing. it's [bleep] freezing out there! it is a health concern. fetterman is literally america's teenage son. "it's your grandma's funeral!" "i told you, i don't like long pants!" "fine, be cold!" even the president's family attended, most of whom didn't have to be warned "not to do that weird [bleep] thing with your hands." "hey, don't do that with your hands! can you just be normal for a day?" what was he doing? literally like, look at my dick. what? no? okay, okay. but not to worry, also attending were all those people who warned americans to shun this wannabe-fascist-dictator called trump! look at me, ma! ooh! let's go see hitler and get a quick selfie. a quick one for the gram! yes, former president obama was there. george bush seemed kind of there. definitely high. even mike pence showed up! i guess to let the crowd finish the job. [audience reacts] [applause] only michelle obama seemed to have the consistent ethical stance of saying, "when they go low, i am stayi

listen to fetterman. i mean, fetterman should be the leader of the democratic party if they ever want to win the majority again. >> don't give him any ideas. but that's a good point. >> but they are so out of touch. >> i would expect the democrats to talk like this a year ago before the election. have they not heard what the voters have said? >> so he's talking, of course, about immigration legislation facing the senate. there's the laken riley act, and there will also be some other things that move forward in a larger bill. but what do you make of how fetterman is positioning himself and pressure on democrats to potentially vote in different ways on this issue? >> yeah, i mean, i think as a lot of democrats are starting to realize, the 2024 election in as many ways, was a mandate on how people are handling border security. you know, there's been so much discussion about crime at the border and what its impacts are now. i think democrats are still leaning into this rhetoric of, you know, republicans are t

especially with the fetterman -- if fetterman is a co-sponsor. is he respected. people like him.t just seems -- this seems like common sense, right? >> lawrence: we're also talking about legacy, ainsley. it's not just fetterman. say the senate does pass it. joe biden still president. still got some weeks does he sign the bill or have to wait until donald trump is there. is he work being on undoing everything and make it more difficult for the president. maybe he should do the right thing since he couldn't pronounce her name when he was doing the state of the union and sign the act. >> brian: only reason he said her name because someone shouted it out. >> lawrence: exactly right. >> brian: the prime minister of canada is going to resign, as soon as they get stop replace him. everyone knew this was coming and donald trump definitely pushed. this he was a catalyst for it when he said let's make it the 51st state. think had problems since they started. he came in so smug when donald trump got elected and he thought he was going to have power over the president. he didn't know how to

i mean, no liberal is ever going to meet with donald trump, but fetterman does. >> senator fettermanending up being the most reasonable can democrat out there. and you know what? to donald trump's credit, he'll work with anybody who will work with him if he's got a sincere heart and i think senator fetterman is taking the lead and saying, yeah, i want to solve problems. stuart: who would have thought he would emerge as the common sense senator? >> wearing carhartt sweatshirt ises. i want to see those at mar-a-lago. stuart: coming up, watch this lady from pacific palisades con front governor newsom if over the disastrous response to the hydrants. >> why was there no water in the hydrants, governor? >> [inaudible] >> is it going to be different -- i would fill them up personally, you know that. stuart: that woman is going to the join us in our 10:00 hour. >>> california, one of the highest taxed states in the country yet they didn't have the resources to prepare for the fire. we'll have real estate guy maurice owe e man sky on what it's going to do to take rebuilding. we're also waitin

. >> is happening really fast meanwhile the cosponsored democratic senator jon fetterman fetterman ofre's a senator fetterman talking about the bill. >> if we as a party as a demdemocratskanawha with seven t votes are described that is where the reasons we lost. i for a party, i hope you have shifted. that's not a criticism but i happen to believe probably what i believe. >> is missing a voice of common sense to some. you think his party will follow? >> it is yet to be determined. many will follow but the problem the democrats have is for too long had to bend their knee to the woke bob. through don't have a little civil war and the party they got a very big election coming up the going to try to take back it was the house of representatives. john fetterman won the swing state. as become known as the swingset has a lot of the 32 preshow party and they should listen. this will be visiting president trump down a more longer raising eyebrows among some of his colleagues to show is willing to work in a bipartisan fashion. good to see you, thanks so much. arthel: it is a race against mother

fetterman, aye. mr. durbin, no. the clerk: ms. cortez masto, no. ms. baldwin, no. mrs. shaheen yoiks mr. markey, no. mr. kelly, no. mr. schiff, no. mr. cotton, aye. mr. blumenthal, no. the clerk: mr. murphy, no. mr. hawley, aye. the clerk: mrs. britt, aye. the clerk: mr. justice, aye. mr. risch, aye. mr. grassley, aye. the clerk: whitehouse, no. mr. husted, aye. mr. welch, no. mr. tuberville, aye. mr. bennet, no. the clerk: mr. kennedy, aye. the clerk: ms. hirono, no. the clerk: mr. scott of south carolina, aye. mr. booker, no. the clerk: mr. sullivan, aye. the clerk: ms. slotkin, aye. the clerk: mr. coons, no. ms. cantwell, no. the clerk: mr. cramer, aye. the clerk: mr. hoeven, aye. the clerk: mr. hagerty, aye. the clerk: mr. cassidy, aye. mr. young, aye. the presiding officer: the yeas are 59, the nays are 34. the nomination is confirmed. mr. thune: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. thune: i ask unanimous consent that with respect to the nome nomination, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table that the mandatory

fetterman never did.lease one-third of the nation saying it would make a difference and he's of the police if you have magic wand and could do one thing he would release people in prison for life for felony murder. over the objections come over the objections of other parole board members as well as the families. and finally there's the drug issue with an open border, bring if and only cartel is running human operation and bring you the fentanyl with these folks. john fetterman has argued for an open border come sanctuary cities so are please can't cooperate with the federal officials, and to legalize all drugs. when that was tried in oregon, 50% increase in homicide rates. but here's the deal. i'm not a politician. i'm a surgeon. in and what surgeons do is tackle big problems and we do it successfully. in my case fixing broken hearts by words with everybody. by making sure we unified people in the operating room, not divide them. the single work for our nation. so i'm going to ask you to do something, to

how's john fetterman doing? >> john fetterman is doing perfect. >> who is john fetterman? somebody. >> i don't know, but he sounds like a good person. he's a liberal. >> i love when he wears, like, the sweatshirts and stuff. he's a diva. he's your senator. >> what has he done for us lately? >> he's been wearing hoodies around the capitol. he got to wear a suit. >> oh my god. really? oh, my gosh, you know. oh. it's devastating man. >> donald trump's getting sworn in next week. what do you want? to see him tackle the border instead of the gulf of mexico? >> gulf of mexico. >> the mexicans alone. because they can build the whole house from ground up. >> he's gonna tackle mulanda. it's melania. >> melania? >> oh, that's a nice one. >> i can't wait to see what melania is gonna wear, to be honest with you. i'm so excited. oh, my god, my mom is freaking out. she hates donald trump. >> special shout out to my mother at jimmy carter's funeral last week. >> donald trump and barack obama, they were pretty chummy. they were making each other laugh. what do you think they were saying?

we've got the breaking news that senator john fetterman will meet president trump at mar-a-lago. to this news no one saw coming, axios politico reporting they'd trump could be unifying both the gop and congress possibly in a new wave of bipartisanship. tonight, this story as well, biden harris white house legacy falling apart and we'll show you what former tv anchor slamming the media for the coverup of biden's decline and vice president kamala harris visibly furious at president obama and president trump laughing together at president jimmy carter's funeral today and first lady jill biden ignoring kamala harris and we'll talk about it with joe concha. she's rear to react. also, this story: >> democrats say it's called lawfare, it's called weaponization of justice, and it's happened at a level nobody has ever seen before. liz: far left judge juan merchan moving forward with his own lawfare with president trump and sentencing in the new york case and widely expected to be tossed out on appeal and that sentencing scheduled for tomorrow. so will the supreme court intervene? former u

there is so much anger, and fetterman stands up and says, you have to be with joe. if you don't, you have no spine. i think chris and john fetterman were kind of the two only pro-biden voices in that meeting. and schumer pulled fetterman aside later and said, you can always express your opinions, but never, never say that your colleagues don't have a spine. it's not good for you, and it's not productive for them. just don't say that. i mean, i think this is like, yeah, i feel i feel let down. >> i feel let down. by the aforementioned individuals who were having this conversation privately and telling the citizenry nothing of the sort. it's a two fold question. and secondly, while i'm thrilled that you've published this, and i can't wait to read your book and read it all. why now? like, not to you specifically, but to the media writ large. where was the media in not reporting all of this sooner? >> well, there was a lot of reporting at the time. first of all, this schumer meeting that i'm reporting on here, let's remember what day this happened. a few hours after he

both fetterman and hegseth had said favorable things of each other after that meeting.him very closely. and since fetterman was a no today, we can presume he will be a no on the final vote tomorrow night, which means if all 47 democrats vote against pete hegseth, they will need at least two more republicans. if lisa murkowski, susan collins, excuse me, ends up voting no tomorrow, in addition to senator lisa murkowski, they will need two others in order for that nomination to be successfully blocked. i got to tell you, though, i just talked to several senate republicans downstairs in the same building as they were headed to this vote, senator john hoeven, for example, telling me that he's confident because he spoke to his conference that despite the no's that we may see out of lisa murkowski, susan collins, and maybe 1 or 2 others, that he thinks that this nomination will go forward earlier, roger wicker, who is the chairman of the senate republican senate armed services committee, that process texas nomination, had also said that he's confident they have the votes. but

fetterman had opened the door to potentially supporting him. but voting no here, showing you how contentious and how partisan this fight will be, even as, of course, national security issues often work along our bipartisan. but in this fight, a very partisan battle about hegseth, his qualifications and whether he is the right person for the job, but ultimately winning enough gop support to get there. >> manu raju live with the update from capitol hill. thank you so much, manu. erica. >> we are also following some breaking legal news. a federal judge blocking president trump's effort to end birthright citizen in the united states, calling that order, quote, blatantly unconstitutional. earlier today, trump also addressed global leaders at the world economic forum in switzerland, where he repeated his threat to slap tariffs on companies that don't choose to make their products in the united states. cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny is at the white house here in the studio, cnn chief legal affairs correspondent paula reid is with

>> johnny: how is john fetterman doing? who is john fetterman? >> on love when he runs it deflections and stuff d5 he is a senator! >> he has to wear a suit. >> oh, my god, really? it's devastating! ♪ ♪ >> johnny: dog trump is getting sworn in next week, what do you want to see him tackle? >> the border. >> build houses ground up. >> it's melania trump e. >> that is a nice one. >> i cannot wait to see what she wears, i'm so excited! one oh, my god,, my mom hates donald trump. >> special shadow to my mother! >> johnny: at the funeral last week donald trump and barack obama were making each of their life, what you think they were saying? >> memo [bleep] >> talking about how cb joe is. >> we have to look at it, you have to see if it's a real. >> johnny: any last words for the big guy, joe biden? >> [bleep] you! >> kick rocks! >> president biden: maybe have a picture with you. >> johnny: jesse watters, big eagles the fan, he is here tonight want what somehow are you doing? >> eagles! >> jesse: while! more prime time straight ahead. ♪ ♪ here's to gett

with regard to john fetterman, don't get it twisted: he's not a republican. when he said that to the women on "the view." i think he means it. anytime he wants to come and sit on this couch, he can wear shorts all he wants. >> he went to mar-a-lago which i think represents harris' point, democrats saying "we have a commander in chief that serves all americans, and therefore i'm here to serve my constituents." asked time i checked, there's nothing wrong with that. >> greg gutfeld uses the metaphor of a pirate ship for the trump administration. the guy looks like a pirate. you bring the guys in. they are at least listening to listen. it is analogous to a pirate ship in the fact that it is coming in and disrupting. they have the power. of course he is dealing with the power that is. he is very clever. he is doing the p.r., in terms of listening, curious, et cetera, but where the rubber hits the road he is voting democrat. he is having his cake and eating it too. that's politics. he is revealing himself, right now being the shortest of the democrats who are playi

just a few days ago he hosted john fetterman. today the democratic mayor of new york city in the meeting amidst a backdrop of adam's problems. he would consider pardon for federal corruption chart problems. he understands the challenges of overzealous action. adams his signaling he will do what he can to work with trump on immigration and border security. >> those who violate their privilege to be in this country by committing a series of violent act should not be in the country. i will collaborate whoever will assist us to keep us safe in the big city in america. >> according to the mayor's spokesman, "mayor adams made quite clear to work with president trump and the incoming administration on behalf of new yorkers." that partnership with the federal government is critical to new york city's success. trump announced his inauguration held indoors monday because of the cold weather you mentioned. before that coach out the president-elect talked on the phone with j.j. pink with trump posting on truth social, the call was a good one

pennsylvania democrat john fetterman is now on board. the gop is encouraged. >> looking for to it being bipartisan. john tester saw the value and joined on. we welcome any democrat to join our efforts. we will starting tomorrow get this reintroduced and get it moving. >> 37 house democrats voted for the bill last march. house republicans will dare democrats to oppose the bill on the floor. mike collins of georgia is the bill's main sponsor and he believes that laken riley would be alive if this policy were in place before she was killed. >> bill: 37 house members on the democratic side. how many democrats in the senate would vote for it? >> it's unclear here. again you talk about john tester being gone. you have fetterman being for it. they have to get past that 60-vote threshold. right now republicans only have 52 republicans. jim justice, senator elect from west virginia hasn't been sworn in yet. >> bill: got it. chad, thanks. it's about the math. >> always. >> dana: let's bring in republican mike collins of georgia. he sponsored the l

now democrats like james carvelle and senator john fetterman are saying enough is enough with the far left that the far left have gone too far and the far left has got to stop. coming up we'll show you more of that sound. also tonight, more and more u.s. companies drop dei, except for costco. now, we've got 19 state attorneys general, they are going after costco. accusing costco of breaking the law and discrimination. illegal discrimination. tonight gop senator tommy tuberville is here to take on that story but first this. >> in new york city this morning getting the dirt bags off the streets. liz: that's a far cry from mayorkas. trump's new dhs secretary kristi noem is in the sanctuary city of new york today helping i.c.e. and law enforcement round up some truly heinous criminal illegal migrants. we've got the details on who they are, and what crimes they have committed, as america is cheering this on. retired nypd inspector paul mauro is here to react to the latest arrests coming up next. please stick with us we'll be back in two. >> on january 23rd, i.c.e. new york arrested a turki

stuart: as you know democrat senator john fetterman made the trip to mar-a-lago.s been vocal about working with the president-elect and keeping an open mind. fellow democrats though, they aren't taking kindly to that approach. my question to you is, do you need democrat support to get the trump agenda done? >> well republicans need to get smart and get tough and stick together and then we can pass president trump's agenda but certainly we welcome democrats to get a little bit of common sense to shed their trump derangement syndrome and to work with republicans to deliver on the priority that the american people want to see accomplished. border security, tackling inflation, cutting the waste, the fraud and abuse out of our federal government and returning to common sense policies. i give a lot of credit to senator fetterman for reaching across the aisle and saying a lot of what donald trump is saying makes sense. that's why he won the commonwealth of pennsylvania in november. democrats should take a page out of fetterman's playbook and as president trump has always

but john fetterman can't.n believes joe biden did not spend enough money, argued he should have followed bernie sanders more and i would have put us trillions more in debt with higher inflation although he did not pay zone 67. the economy is just the tip of the iceberg he is weak on crime. i was supported and endorsed unanimously by the fraternal order of police. god bless them. [cheering]e because i have their back. fetterman and never did in fact he was to release one third of inmates saying it would not make a difference. he is of the belief if you have the magic wand he could do one thing. he would release the people in prison for life for felony murder over the objections, over the objections of other parole board members as well as the families. and finally, there is the drug issue with an open border were welcoming fentanyl and because the cartel is running human trafficking and bringing with these folks. john fettermand is argued for an open border, sanctuary cities or police cannot cooperate with the

this comes as not just republicans, but democratic senator fetterman stopped by. have been talking more than in the past. interview with washington examiner, president-elect trump said he had a meeting with fiojohn fetterman saying he is a common sense person. he is not liberal or conservative, he is common sense guy. the president-elect met with alberta premiere and kevin o'leary. they called it a friendly conversation, trump said he wants to make canada the 51st state. president-elect is working hard to get a hostages deal in the white house. it could be coming closer and trump said all hell will break loose if innocent hostages are not released by january 20th. coming soon. inauguration preps are underway and we know confirmation hearings start on tuesday. >> brian: i know, thanks so much. vice president-elect j.d. vance says america is closed to illegal immigration as soon as trump takes office next week. >> brian: this is with just days to go. what are they doing? they are out of a job, here with reaction, rachel campos-duffy. great to see you. if you are in

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. >> note senator fetterman didn't compare process talk about tuesday louisiana purchase. do you know the stance on the possibility of the united states purchasing one of thesehe territories if the deal is right? >> our focus is on lowering costs for hard-working american taxpayers. what about the november presidential election had any to do with invading greenland or at seizing it by force? i am confused by the obsession around these comments. what does it have to do with making sure that hard-working american taxpayers can live the american dream? the thing that is clear to me is that everyday americans across the country are fed. they are understandably concerned, frustrated or even angry about their decline in quality of life which has happened for decades, for far too long the size of the middle class in this country has gone down for the cost of living has gone up. that is a problem with the problem is not greenland. the problem is not the gulf of mexico and the need to rename it. the problem is not the panama now. it is making sure that the american dream is brought

fetterman it was totally a fascinating meeting. trump said he's a fascinating man and his life is his wife is lovely. really? is this the same donald trump? this is incredible. i just can't wait for him to go to the oval office. and we're going to go back to the executive orders, where he signed his name and goes like this. you do that 100 times, i miss that. >> that was amazing. >> so i think it's going to be so interesting. he's blurring the lines. your whole monologue. you didn't mention republican. really? >> no. it's all about dems. >> he's just pro-american. he's blurring the line for everything. and four years ago, he's not a real conservative. he's going to destroy the republican party. but sooner or later, everyone is talking about america. they're not talking about they're not talking about republican. and that may get some people sad. i just haven't met them yet. yeah, because most everyone just wants to get things done. you imagine if we start getting things done and checking the boxes? i am, i perhaps am naive and acco

. >> lawrence: don't be surprised if john fetterman votes for him. he said he finds the senator doing interest ing and he is no rh right or left, he's in the middle. when the allegations come up, they will probably use a female senator to drive that message. pete was never arrested, the investigation went away, they did not find he did anything. if you want to submit record of people's allegations, we can do the same thing for people and members of congress that have allegations against them, you have to prove in court of law. should not be discourse in a committee meeting. >> steve: 9:30 this morning, hegseth confirmation hearing starts. pete's opening statement is strong, you will see it live on fox. another alert, president-elect trump is making plans to visit the west coast and los angeles so he can see first hand devastation from the wildfires. >> lawrence: strong winds threaten new areas as folks are warned to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notis. griff jenkins is live in malibu. what are you learning, griff? >> griff: national weather serv

look, the bottom line is other than john fetterman than john fetterman a, democratic party almost none media seem to learn nothing after november 5th. americans do not and have never supported open borders. they have supported millions ofn migrants milking the system ande makingri fake asylum claims. after biden border catastrophe,s they moved or looked further to the right on the issue. the survey says 66% of americans support importing illegalth aliensod. now, less consensus on the methods how to deport them but the general deal overwhelmingly supportive of deportation. toth thus, all the resistance is left with our feeble attempts to frighten you into believing your views are hateful and wrong. but trump's team impervious to this. one of his executive orders may trigger federal investigations of sanctuary jurisdictions, including denver, colorado. t >> list prohibitions on conducting x-rays at schools, churches, hospitals and we assume he's doing that for a reason. p we will challenge inra court and get an injunction to stop those. we have common sense ways of removing violent cri

david: i thought fetterman might go but he voted no yesterday. appreciate it.new york. you and two of your colleagues, republicans from district that went for kamala harris met with trump wednesday. some kind of a deal on the salt deductions, local tax deductions folks in very high tax states like new york need desperately? >> the president set on the campaign trail and reaffirmed at mar-a-lago, in the oval, that he supports lifting the on salt and that is important as we work through this negotiation. a final agreement, we are working through the numbers of the ways and means committee as we work through the reconciliation bill. david: you say lifting it, doesn't mean they won't have a top. the president has mentioned doubling it from $10,000 to 20,000, would that be sufficient for you? >> the president did not suggest that. some folks potentially in the admin had floated that. that obviously would not -- david: when you say obviously what are you talking about? 20,000 but protect people up to $250,000 a year. what kind of limit are you talking about? >> i int

. >> emily: among the glitz and glamour, there was pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman.e completely to himself. i swear in ceremony in his signature. basketball shorts, hootie mccurdy, and sneakers, harris. >> harris: i am okay with that. i love come as you are, but this was a moment. this was more than trump becoming president. he survive two assassination attempts. i think he can put some pants on. i'm not singling crazy and make them satin or silk that cover up your needs. >> emily: come as you are but to harris' points out, it is a pretty important day and do you put pants on for anything? >> emily: to. >> kayleigh: it was freezing there and i don't know how he did that but melania trump, the black-and-white thinking that it seemed to be, the first and second iteration into me a symbolism. i watched wonder w wonder woman and it is like you tried to bure and i'm still thing at the scene four years but look at me now as she walks out. i am here. i am here to stay and i'm your first lady. i loved that she looked beautiful. >> emily: i think undeniably she is truly one o

>> yeah, it's just that john fetterman sort of offers like an authentic type of like, bro masculinityt matches what donald trump was offering this election cycle. he's also a moderate from a state that the democrats lost. and he speaks his mind. he speaks like from off the cuff authentically. he sounds like donald trump. he's not willing to buck the party establishment in the same way that donald trump was willing to buck the party and the establishment and create the party in his own way. sure, the base doesn't really love fetterman a lot, and i think that's why you hear a lot of conspiracies that he's going to be a republican, but he just, like, might be the guy that democrats need right now when they don't have a unified leader who can just speak plainly in trump's speak against him. he's the kind of guy who could go on joe rogan and really hold his own. and the democrats don't have that person right now. >> he'll be fascinating to h.