i think that's the message jd vance -- jd vance's interview and all the stuff -- he's on twitter arguings been brilliant. this is a man who understands culture and knows how to articulate it much better than i have so go and watch those. charlie: you're dropping thomas aquinas and 9:14 on a sunday. i say that's pretty forward thinking there. rachel: all right. turning now tour headlines. president trump ordering military air strikes on a senior isis leader and other terrorists he led in somalia, retired air force gender rob spalding applauding trump's move earlier this morning. >> he's picking up where he left off with the soleimani strike and i think he's putting fear back into the equation. i think a lot of people think because he says he's about not having wars or starting wars, he won't be-you know, use military action when it's appropriate. in this case it was. it's good to see him making a quick decision to go after the threat. rachel: president trump has confirmed that no civilians were harmed in the attack. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is headed to meet with presiden

vance for the tie-breaker for kennedy? >> well, we had j.d.sure pete hegseth got confirmed as the secretary of defense, and that was a very successful as a result of his hearings. we're going to do everything we can to make sure the president gets all of his team in place. the president, i believe, should have who he wants surrounding him, people that he trusts, that he believes in, people he wants to work with. and in terms of health and human services, that's robert f. kennedy. we've got to get him through the committee and to the floor of the united states senate for passage. maria: what about kash patel? does he have the support you need? >> well, i thought he did a magnificent job with his hearing. he was very strong. i think he's going to be great at the fbi. when you take a look at a kash patel's hearings, people know that the fbi has been weaponized. he's the guy that's going to come in and clean up the fbi. we need somebody to do that. people don't have a lot of faith in the fbi right now. maria: yes, you're right. all right. we'll ta

vance for articulating it.ine, you really should go and look at it. we should break it down because i think it's amazing. joey: yeah. he's getting flak because he's saying it's actually, many his p a christian -- rachel: it is. joey: responsibility through approximate similar proximity is the last paper i wrote in college when they told me i could leave that prison was about this, proximity and the responsibility of the relationship between the two. for me it was, hey, i just fought two wars in the middle east, a place that i feel i have no connection to, and now our home is in a place where i don't recognize if it. so how can we reorient our priorities. i don't think j.d. vance is wrong at all, and i love that her mom brought in such an eloquent and not in a hateful way. listen, you're an american, why don't you care about americans? rachel: yeah. joey: we're going to turn to the latest tragic story in our cunninger we're going to turn now to philadelphia where the ntsb is continuing their investigation this m

what jd vance has said is probably true as long as rfk jr. can get through the senate finance committee on tuesday, i think, you know, a bigger question. and and the person that the white house is more concerned about is actually tulsi gabbard. i think they knew even going into the hearings that she among the three nominees was the person who had the most work to do in terms of convincing all republicans to vote for her, and especially coming out of the latest hearings, they know that's certainly true, especially after the exchange she had with senator lankford, in which she did not clearly state that edward snowden was a traitor. so, yes, the white house does have their work cut out for them right now, this weekend and early next week. >> and it seemed like lankford was trying to give her an opportunity. but that effort seemed to backfire right? sophia. >> yeah, i think that's true. i think that's that was the case with senator lankford on edward snowden. and i think that was also the case with senator cassidy on rfk jr.. s previous statemen

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vance on "sunday sunday morning futures." >> unfortunately, the retaliation's already happened.roblem with this whole idea that they're going to retaliate is they have already been taking advantage of america for decades. the retaliation is donald trump saying, no more. we're not going to be taken advantage of mihm. anymore. >> reporter: bill clinton's former treasury secretary, lawrence summers, who accurately predicted the inflation spike early in the biden administration posting tariffs are a bullying strategy. bullying doesn't win on the playground or in the national arena. just when inflation is sensitive, it will risk price increases for oil, food and cars. it may lead to the federal reserve needing to raise interest rates. jobs in the industrial heartland may be lost as american producers can't compete due to higher input costs. canada and mexico will to lose trust in us and retaliate as their economies suffer. immigration and drug risks will increase. here's canada's outgoing prime minister, justin trudeau, last night. >> tariffs against canada will put your jobs at a ri

the confirmation of pete hegseth as the defense secretary by jd vance. his tie breaking vote last friday night was the start of a parade of the most unqualified nominees ever to be steamrolled into cabinet and top level positions. robert kennedy jr, tulsi gabbard, kash patel. in fact, if you followed these hearings like i did, let me tell you something. there was no news in those hearings because the news is that those candidates showed themselves to be exactly who we knew. they are. believe them when they tell you who they are the first time. believe them when they tell you who they are. a second time in senate confirmation hearings, given the chance to clarify things that will endanger the country. they evaded. they deflected. they denied their own words when confronted with them, with records, with recordings, with dates. tonight, there's breaking news about large firings of career fbi agents, station chiefs, field chiefs. we're not talking about jack smith's prosecution team. jack smith and his prosecution team knew full well after the election. they

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here's vice president jd vance earlier on sunday morning futures. >> unfortunately the retaliation has happened and the problem with this whole idea that they're going to retaliate is they have already been taking advantage of america for decades. the retaliation is donald trump saying no more. we're not going to take advantage -- we're not going to be taken advantage of anymore. reporter: canada supplies about 60% of crude oil the u.s. imports, jonathan and trump wants to produce more oil domestically and td bank said there could be a immediate jump in u.s. gas prices from anywhere from 30-70-cents a gallon. patrick dehan said the impacts will be felt in the great lakes, midwest, rockies and northeast u.s. in the days ahead. canada's ambassador to the u.s. earlier on abc. >> i think the canadian people are going to examine that our government stands firm and stands up for itself. reporter: last night at ottawa center hockey game, the crowd booed when the american anthem played and ottawas went onto win 6-0 over minnesota wild. jonathan. johnathon: we shall see, canada at 51st state an

vance, our vice president, posted just a short time ago. here's the quote. spare me the sob story about how canada is our best friend. i love canada and have many canadian friends, but is the government meeting their nato target for military spending? are they stopping the flow of drugs into our country? i'm sick of being taken advantage of. you've just very eloquently shared the stats about particularly drugs coming into the country from canada and the less than 1% in terms of fentanyl crossing your border into ours. but your reaction to this, and what is the united states telling you it would take to stop the tariffs from going into effect on tuesday? is there a chance that would happen? >> i mean, we're being told that these tariffs are being put into place because of the border, because of fentanyl and because of irregular illegal migration. and as i say, we have we have really leaned into that. we have expended a lot of money to put more boots on the ground, to buy more equipment, to enhance our partnership with u.s. law enforcement and border enforceme

i'm stretching a little, not by much, 24 hours per they tried to block pete hegseth edge of jd vancee could imagine not having a secretary of defense in a timely manner anunder these conditions? they tried to block ratcliffe at the cia. they had a systematic game. they're interested in sabotage and subterfuge. that massive leviathan with millions of employees they do not want donald trump to have somebody in charge of. >> but they've hit on their is the ultimate hypocrisy in this context. the joe biden appointees to his cabinet. many were under qualified political partisan hacks. only one of them javier had to be confirmed in a vote so narrowed as comparable to pete hegseth. he was someone in charge of hhs who had no background whatsoever. he was aggressive and by the way very anti- catholic attorney general when he was in charge in california. he was someone who was basically picked to conduct all kinds of partisan attacks on catholic charities and on other religious groups across the country in a way that was going to be very aggressive. that's why it was as narrow as it was. every

vance sitting down for an exclusive interview with our own maria bartiromo airing tomorrow at 10 a.mt to miss that. and coming up, we have much more on the crash in philadelphia, the crash here in d.c., those tariffs announced and we will take you into a new story developing, an isis leader in somalia. president trump now targeting him. fox news live continues. stick with us. hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) when the temperature drops... you've got two choices. close your eyes and think warm thoughts. or open your eyes and get out here. there's only one vehicle lineup that embraces everything the cold has to offer. the official vehicles of winter. jeep, there's only one. right now, during the jeep start something new sales event, get 20% below msrp for an average of $13,000 under msrp on 2024 jeep gladiator rubicon and mojave models. griff: the investigation into last night's crash of a medevac plane carrying six people is underway. in addition

jd vance and other trump administration officials are set to visit these palestinian ohio marking secondsary of the tragic train derailment ohio senator john is applauding new administration for making the visit. >> it's easy to have the hindsight on this but at the time if you recall the biden administration wasn't engaged it took joe biden over a year before he visited -- took the secretary pete buttigieg 20 days and couldn't get information at time that's why i'm glad that lee will be there, and jd vance. >> the visit comes as the city and norfolk southern have reached a $22 million settlement and finally two young cashiers at an aldis grocery store in new york apparently rejected a customer's $2 billings because they thought they were counterfeit. customer says after three cashier after the cashier brought over their manager the employees still wouldn't properly check if they were real or not. and those are your headlines. >> do you think it is because they didn't recognize a two dollar bill at all? >> you don't see them a lot. >> but my dad hands them out to people all of the time.

attorney joyce vance, pulitzer prize winning reporter tim weiner. coming up, two of president trump's other cabinet picks face senate scrutiny this week tulsi gabbard and rfk jr, both facing tough questions about whether they're fit to run two crucial agencies that also keep americans safe. plus, we'll turn to the middle east, where three more hostages have been released by hamas today, including the american dual citizen keith siegel. a live citizen keith siegel. a live report from tel aviv next. 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. >> many animals are starving wondering if food will ever. come with the. unbearab

jd vance, vice president vance, he was on fox and he said that trump is constantly on. you know, like robin williams. he's he's always on this guy. he said this is his quote. he said he's all gas and no brakes. uh, well, no, he said that. i mean, the old gas, i believe, uh. but this is not necessarily a good way to run things, you know? but these people, they really want the people in the government to quit. a lot of them. i mean, they're saying if you if you quit, if you quit now, we'll give you eight months pay. just get the fuck out and then that's our official policy. and then elon musk sent out an email and he said, if you're supportive of our agenda, you can stay. and if you're not, there's the door. uh. i don't think he's a nazi, but it's an unfortunate gesture to me. oh, and another thing that president gallagher has taken a sledgehammer to. is. immigration. he's got a new idea for that guantanamo bay. we just spent 20 years finally almost emptying the place. now he wants to send 30,000 illegal aliens to guantanamo bay. i get it, you guys. this is what people vo

and vice president jd vance, echoing the very same sentiments on a social media post as well. jonathan, back to you. >> chanley. thank you so much, kevin. >> thank you. jonathan. armin carrion joins us now. he's a retired u.s. navy captain and a navy pilot of 28 years. again, we have this conversation, my friend, where we're trying to unpack a devastating circumstance. but there are a number of factors that i think you and i can discuss among them, weather and it possible loss of control, especially given how far off course they seem to have been. armin. >> absolutely, kevin. good evening. yet here we are again. this accident happened about 15 miles away from the airport, i might add. it was just a couple of miles away from a naval support activity where i used to work when i retired out of the navy. when you look at an accident like this, one factor hits another, hits another. it's a domino effect. and eventually you have this thing called the swiss cheese effect, where all the holes line up, all the faults happen all at the wrong time to cause an incident like this. let's sa

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and of course, vice president jd vance. echoing those same sentiments on social media as well. >> kevin chanley for us. thank you so much. over to you, jonathan. good. >> joining us now is our viewers know very well john is also a licensed pilot. good to have you with us, john. and as i look at that video, my extremely untrained eye, john, it strikes me as extraordinarily steep. the descent was how extraordinarily fast it was. that indicates that something absolutely catastrophic went wrong, john, because these planes don't just fall out of the sky with one engine failure or anything. they glide a little bit. john. so what does it say to you? >> well. >> you're right. >> about the rate of descent. i just read on the aviation safety database that the rate of descent in the final seconds for that aircraft was 11,000ft per minute. that's more than two miles a minute. and they only left from an altitude of 1600 feet. so that final plunge was very, very quick. maybe, maybe that's the good news here, is that the crew and the pilo

increasingly focused on populist messaging moving forward, you have resident trump and vice president jd vance with a group of republicans that have centered their pitch, their populist pitch around culture war issues, highlighting immigration, border security, crime. can an economically focused centerleft populism, mike, compete with the culture war driven right-wing problems in question >> one is the culture war stuff is baked. the trump guys love a dei fight. are you kidding? we don't have enough transsexuals in the marine corps? by the way, i am fine with that dei stuff. when you pick the right fact, you are winning and the democrats always go for the bait. economic democratic . here is what is going to happen, trump is a salesman. he sold them a condo. the condo was the economy was better when i was president. the senile old i can't do anything about it. the woke san francisco liberal can't, she's going to be paying for changes in prison. i'm going to beat up on the foreigners who are cheating at trade and save your life. it is a pretty good pitch. it worked for him twice. now he has to r

and vice president jd vance also echoing those same sentiments on social media as well. kevin, back to you. >> chanley painter for us tonight in new york. chanley, thank you so much. and joining us now, he's a retired u.s. navy captain and navy pilot with 28 years on the job. good to have you with us again. i just want to sort of walk us ahead. now, if you'll allow me. arman. we typically think of when there's a debris field like this. you want to you want to obviously assess the circumstance. you want to control, contain. and then we wait for daybreak. as we move into daybreak, people often talk about the three c's there. now it's coordinate. collect and categorize. walk me through, if you would, with respect to the process, especially when you're considering arming. the ntsb has a lot of agencies to coordinate with. >> certainly. absolutely. besides just the faa and local authorities, you've got, you know, the first responders you have to coordinate with who actually pulled all that debris together and putting it all together. they're going to find a warehouse and try

they are indeed strong including vice president vance. thank you, jd. secretary scott bessent who just got approved, by the way. where is scott? he just got approved. start. very impressed. got a lot of democrat votes. he got a lot of democratic votes. is that a good thing or a bad thing? i will have to think about that. secretary of homeland security. she will be fantastic. i know her so well. i know it is probably not complementary, because she is a woman, but she is tough. where is she? kristi, kristi, great. you have such an important job to do. really great. thank you very much. don't let that look for you. she is tough. she cannot stand that she is having to sit here and even listen to this today. howed an area that one year ago had thousands rushing into our country and today there was nobody. beautiful site. got home and is my friend, something special, something special. the numbers are unbelievable, what has happened. shut down. nobody thought that was possible. shut down. they showed an area that a year ago had thousands and thousands of peop

pentagon for his first day of work following a senate confirmation vote of 51 to 50 with vice president vance's tie breaking vote, securing his position. secretary hegseth says he's excited to work on president trump's military

vance echoed the same sentiments as well kevin thank you so much over to you.ng us now is an unlicensed pilot so good to have you with us. and as i look at the video my untrained eye strikes me as extraordinarily steep the dissent was and how fast it was. that indicates that something catastrophic went wrong these planes don't just fall out of the sky with that rainy things so what is it sadie. >> you will read about rate of dissent with the aviation safety database the rate of dissent in the final seconds for the aircraft was 11,000 feet a minute more than 2 miles a minute and the only let from an altitude of 1600 feet to the final plunge was very quick that is the good news i would say that they didn't have much time to worry about what happened. >> clearly a loss of control accident white happened while that's for them to determine i would go out on a limb and thinking they lost their instruments or misread their instrument somehow i was driving through philadelphia tonight around the time of the crash it was a rainy overcast night in the cloud layer was abo

vance sits down on exclusive inte interview. catch the whole thing on sunday meaning warning futures 10:00 a.m. eastern. saturday february 1, i am jon scott. you guys. we're starting. i'm dana perino, along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's chronic disease epidemic but that wasn't all. >> the first thing i've done for the past 20 years is got on my knees and pray to god that he would put me in a position to end the chronic disease epidemic and help america's children. i don't want to take food away from anybody. if you like mcdonald's cheeseburger or diet coke which my boss loves. [laughter] you should be able to get them. i am pro safety. >> that answer on vaccine was not good enough for some senate democrats with rfk junior spending the hearing sparring with them. >> receipts show mr. kennedy embraced conspiracy theories, charlatans, especially when it comes to safety and efficacy of vaccines matthew except even assent, even a sliver of responsibility for the drop in vaccinations a

vance. td economics says these looming trump tariffs on canadian oil could increase u.s. gas prices by up to 70 cents a gallon. canada supplies about 60 of the crude oil the united states imports. trump says he wants to produce more oil man domestically, jon. jon: we're also hearing more about americans being freed from south america. there's some good news. >> reporter: that's right, jon. trump's special envoy, ric grenell, tweeting some new photos last night. he flew to venezuela on friday and recovered six american prisoners. they returned to the united states, and i believe we do have the photos from inside the aircraft showing ric grenell with those six americans freed. you can see them right there. president trump responding to this on social media posting, quote, it is so good to have the venezuelan are hostages back and very important to note venezuela has agreed to receive back into their country all venezuela illegal aliens who are encamped in the u.s. including gang members. that'

jd vance saying "very sad situations and may god bless the victims and their families".duffy, the secretary of transportation facing his second tragedy third day on the job, immediately vowing the resources of the department last night. ffa and ntsb are on the ground and more resources are expected this morning. now, the plane that crashed was a learjet 55 and fixed wing multijet aircraft capable of holding up to 13 people and reaching speeds of 527 miles per hour. the plane served as medical ambulance jet by a mexico-based company called jet rescue. the plane was heavily used making two to three trips daily. >> this aircraft was in excellent condition, well maintained like the rest of our fleet. we a are a jet ambulance company flying critically sick patients and we're well regarded and it's just an unfortunate, unfortunate turn of events. reporter: this is the second deadly crash for the company, jet rescue, in 15 months. guys. joey: thank you, chanly. charlie: the collision came days after the american airline plane and military helicopter crash in dc. joey: years lea

here is vice president jd vance this morning on "sunday morning futures." >> unfortunately, the retaliation already started. the problem with this idea that they will retaliate is they have already been taking advantage of america for decades. the retaliation is donald trump saying no more. we will not be taken advantage of anymore. >> chuck schumer the senate top democrat posting on x you are watching the super bowl next week, waited till trump's tariffs raise your pizza prices. supplying 60% of the crude oil the u.s. imports. wanting to produce more oil domestically. there could be an immediate jump in u.s. gas prices anywhere from 30-$0.70 a gallon. patrick says the impacts will initially be felt in the great lakes, midwest, rockies and the northeast united states in the days ahead. here's canada's ambassador earlier. >> i think the canadian people will expect that our government stands firm and stands up for itself. >> last night canadian prime minister justin trudeau said this as well. griff. >> we shall see what the markets think about it tomorrow. live for us in west palm beach, than

vance. but he did it anyway. >> what's the most despicable thing he did?ing he did was to block merrick garland not simply from getting a vote in the senate but from even having a hearing in the senate. >> reporter: mcconnell single-handedly blocked president obama's nomination of merrick garland to the supreme court. >> one of my proudest moments was when i looked at barack obama in the eye and i said, "mr. president, you will not fill this supreme court vacancy." [ applause ] >> reporter: this was the first step in mcconnell's engineering of a conservative super majority on the supreme court. >> what about the way you went about imposing these justices into the system? how do you feel as you look back on your legacy? >> i feel fine about it. i knew that if the shoe was on the other foot -- >> but is that a good reason? >> -- they would have done the same thing. >> your biographer, and i'm quoting him, said, "it was a brutish exercise of power." brutish. >> i just don't agree. >> i know. but what do you think about that sort of image of you? >> i decided

. >> vice president vance broke the tie. >> right, right, right.i'm proven wrong that nobody is going to vote against any of these people. but you know, we'll see. >> i need to ask you about the democrats because they are choosing really their direction forward tomorrow. they will vote for their d.n.c. chair. jonathan, you and your colleagues just hosted the forum for the candidates last night. what's your takeaway? does this party have a direction? >> the party has a direction. let me say this. i hesitated a bit. they are not unclear on what they stand for. what they are struggling with is how do they convince the american people that they are where the american people said in the election they didn't think they were, that somehow the republicans are now the party of the working class and care about the american people and the democrats are the one who are in league with -- with billionaires and the elites. what i took away from that forum last night is that they're more concerned about misinformation, disinformation getting the message -- message

. >> reporter: vice president vance warning republicans who to oppose the president's nominees. >> youpresident trump gets to make these decisions, and he alreadies d -- already has. >> you learn a lot about people. you see who's really answering questions, and you see who cardiologies -- dodges the questions. >> reporter: consider consternation over rfk jr. for chairman bill cassidy. >> there are issues, man, um -- ultra-processed food, obesity, we're simpatico. >> reporter: but cassidy's also a doctor. he worries about a kennedy's past opposition to vaccines. >> aye been struggling with your nomination. >> reporter: maine's susan collins could be a swing vote on tulsi gabbard. >> i have not made a final decision. she responded well to my questions. >> reporter: democrats doubted whether gabbard would protect the nation's secrets after he lauded one of the biggest raiders of american intelligence. >> she couldn't call edward snowden a traitor. what message would that send to allies around the world? >> reporter: kash patel is likely the easiest to confirm if republicans stick together

make america great again it will all be worth the price that must be paid here as vice president jd vance on "sunday morning futures." >> we still have, thank god the biggest economy entire world the best people and the best wor workers. the message from president trump to the entire world is very clear we are done being taken advantage of. we have a president who looks over the interest of american citizens. what the senate stopped democrat chuck schumer said super bowls this part of the game on fox of course could be more expensive this year. clark let's just take super bowl sunday, okay? there's going to be beer, okay? most of corona here comes from mexico. it's going to affect your walk because what is guacamole made of? avocados both from mexico. >> earlier on fox the premier british columbia's calling for a boycott on alcohol from red states in the united states. >> when an action like this is taken against our country we have to fight smarter. and when we target specifically the decision-makers that are supporting this trait action against can i went to work with the president on f

far better military protection for the people of canada and no tariffs here's a vice president jd vance"sunday morning futures." >> and fortunately retaliationus already happened. the problem with this whole idea they're going to retire out retaliate they've already been taken advantage of america for decades. the retaliation is donald trump saying no more. not going to take advantage of anymore. >> and bill clinton former secretary of treasury accurately predicted inflation spike early in the biting ministration said tariffs are bullying strategy does not work overtime on the playground or the international arena the self-inflicted supply shock is a strategic gift to she thinking. just when inflation is sensitive it will risk price increases for oil, food and cars and immediaty to the federal reserve ninja rates interest rates and jobs in the industrial heartland will be lost as american produces cannot compete with the higher input costs canada and mexico lose trust in us and retaliate as their economy suffered. drug risks will increase your skin's outgoing prime minister justin trude

and i will go first vice president jd vance headed to east, ohio tomorrow the martha second anniversary posted videos after the initial crash, raising concerns over chemicals from the accident polluting the waters around town. i have to tell you, i was actually and in the event in pittsburgh shortly after this and then went to east on the scene and i feel for these people because it is a lovely communities should not have had a going through this they were ignored by our federal government. absolutely ignored and they are still dealing with these open situations, secretary duffy talked about it i believe will be accompanied by these old and the new epa director who also be out there the ground and we have to get to these people's lives back in order to feel for them break on the vice president his going there shortly after being sworn in as an oops vice president. >> these people put people basically plus their homes because her homes are uninhabitable because you cannot going to these places penalty for to you under this doctor safire with these chemicals he could kill you in the long

vice president jd vance and epa director lee zeldin will visit the area to commemorate the disaster.week, the village of east palestine and norfolk southern announced a $22 million settlement, resulting, or rather resolving, all of the village's claims from the incident this morning, with the palisades and eton wildfires fully contained, cleanup efforts are now underway, closing a chapter on historic blazes that wiped out entire neighborhoods and forced mass evacuations. >> cnn's julia vargas jones joined epa crews in altadena as they work to remove the dangerous waste left behind by the fires. >> sifting through altadena's ashes., what were once homes. now piles. >> of toxic. >> waste. >> the cleanup after the deadly eaton fire is just beginning. >> so we put a white x to mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roam the ruins. the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one of painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the