i'm ashley strohmier.k to "hannity." for all of your headlines come along on to foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, so it is no secret, many democratic run cities across the country, they are in crisis. we have been exposing some of the help of our friend, lawrence jones, how democratic mayors, governors are seemingly unwilling or unable to put a stop to the destruction in their own cities. why? i don't know, but take a look. we begin tonight with new york city. it is deteriorating before our very eyes. all because of what is the pathetic leadership of the mayor, de blasio, and a governor, cuomo. just take a look, america. this is just the beginning of what defunding the police looks like and a preview of what joe biden's america will be like. these two lunatics let violent crimes out of prison en masse using coronavirus as an excuse, they allowed felony offenders, get out of jail scot-free within hours after their arrest because of these

i'm ashley strohmier. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "justice with judge jeanine."ge jeanine: even though the recounted is over in georgia, the republicans' fight in that state is just beginning. congressman doug collins joins me now. does it feel like you have been campaigning forever. >> it does, judge. it really does. i go from one campaign to working to help to get this president the vote he deserves. judge jeanine: i admire your stamina. but let's talk about -- i'm not going to talk about the recount. let's talk about the election in january. i believe it will be january 4. both loeffler and perdue had more votes and the democrats did. if one of those senators hang on then the republicans keep the senate, is that correct? >> that's correct. we do. judge jeanine: if americans are disappointed, at least in georgia, if they believe that the president did win as many people do, 73 million votes, a lot of votes, ballots coming in without be down ballots checked and no blue wave as they said there was going to be, do you think that the republicans are going to say, y

ashley strohmier live for us in the newsroom. thank you.dential candidates delivering final pitches to america on one of the biggest issues facing our country. healthcare. >> biden and harris will eliminate the private health insurance plans of 180 million americans. >> we will protect your healthcare. trump and our republican friends who jammed through a supreme court nominee, you know why, they're trying to destroy the affordable care act. todd: which candidate's plan is better for your family. joining me to break it down, healthcare expert seth denson. we know healthcare is complicated. we don't want to get too much in the weeds on this. let us know the key take-aways from each president's plans, starting with president trump? >> with president trump, he wants to build on what he's done so far, that is, put healthcare back in the hands of consumers. what the president has tried to do is expand things like pricing transparency, greater access to doctors and flexibility to pick your own plan, things like right to try, all these are compone

i'm ashley strohmier.e sales setting a new record this year. a 22% increase over online spending last year. monday could be the largest online sales day in u.s. history. apple ipods, and video games. medical experts are warning coronavirus testing numbers are likely to be erratic the next week or so because fewer people are getting tested over the holiday weekend and the testing sites have shorter hours. the virus killed 265,000 people. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." [♪] judge jeanine: president trump continues to fight. and why not? he had a remarkable first term in office with accomplishments the mainstream media and liberals worked overtime to ignore. but he can't be forgotten. let's talk about it with my next guest, author of the book, "trump, america first." dave bossie. what stands out to you as the president's biggest accomplishment? >> there is just so many to name. if you are trying to come up with the president's accomplishments the last four years. operation warp

i'm ashley strohmier. back to fot awards. for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com.u pete. i'm very excited to present this next award to a man who is the definition of strength and honor, corporal sidney walton. mr. sydney served in world war ii at hundred one years young he's been traveling the country to introduce himself to americans in all 50 states to spread a very special message. let's take a look. >> you had a regret you've lived with your whole life, right. >> you never met civil war veterans, right. >> and to make up for that regret you've embarked on a tour, the note regrets to her where no one has to live with the regret of not having met a world war ii veteran. are you up for that. >> i'm up for that. are you up for meeting millions and millions of people that want to meet you. >> i think i am. >> this is all for you dan, look at the. >> we are giving deanna an opportunity to travel all throughout the united states including anyone who would love a world war ii veteran before it's too late. >> hello everybody. >> there's a shrinking number of world war

. >> i'm ashley strohmier.he coronavirus cases surging across the nation health officials are fearing what happens after families gather for thanksgiving. dr. anthony fauci recommending people wear a mask if they gather with family and friends but he says it's not necessary if they have quarantined or have been tested for the virus. medical experts say people should skip in-person gatherings and hold ritual celebrations. more than 240,000 americans have died from the virus. president-elect joe biden could make history when he selects his secretary of defense. michelle flournoy is regarded as the top choice for the position. the 59-year-old would be the first woman to hold that job but she is expected to be hillary clinton's picket she had one in 2016. i'm ashley strohmier and now back to "watters' world." for all your news headlines go do foxnews.com. jesse: the election set new records. president trump won a record minority support for a republican. his impact on the party is huge as an outsider. so he will be

. >> live from "america's news headquarters" i'm ashley strohmier.ore than 4 million cases confirmed the coronavirus in the u.s. this month with 1.9 million in october. dr. are predicting that their search because so many americans ignored the warning not to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. infections topping 13 million the world's largest outbreak of the virus claiming the lives of more than 266,000 americans. oversees and the start day at the vatican the first black american cardinal or gregory said he hopes to be a voice for the african-american community. the 72-year-old was one of 13 men and the only american elevated by the pat pontiff. i'm ashley strohmier back to the red got filled show. follow headlines on foxnews.com. greg: there are too many great questions that we have taken earlier so we are back with more of your mail. this is from heather. heather thomas, heather locklear, heather johnson who lives on my street. when you were in middle school grades six through eight, thanks for the clarification heather what was your biggest chall

sydney live from "america's news headquarters" i'm ashley strohmier.ng a trump campaign lawsuit. the judge ruling that campaign. end of quote strained legal arguments without merit in speculative accusations. the decision allows allows pennsylvania to move forward with certifying its election results. president-elect joe biden leads president trump by more than 80,000 votes. the trump campaign is appealing and the texas national guard will pulling troops out past the to help with a covid surge. a few weeks ago the county was forced to bring in 10 trailers. jail inmates are earning $2 an hour to move dead bodies. temporary morgue workers are offered 853 people have died in el paso. i'm ashley strohmier and now back to "watters' world." >> one of the most characteristic features is its ability to flip votes. it can run an algorithm that probably ran all over country to take a certain percentage of votes from president trump and flip them to president biden which we might never have uncovered if the votes for president trump not been oh overwhelming in so

i'm ashley strohmier. eight people were hurt in a mall shooting near milwaukee, wisconsin. authorities are searching for the suspect that is a white male in his 20s and 30s. all of them are adults and teens and expected to recover. shoppers ran from the mall after hearing gunshots around 3:00 p.m. it's still an active police scene and people are asked to stay away. no word on a motive. the president's older son, donald trump jr. has tested positive for coronavirus and in quarantine. he says he has no symptoms. trump jr. is the latest member of the president's inner circle to be infected. rudy guliani's son is experiencing mild symptoms. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's friday night and that means it's time for friday's follows. for that, we return to our old friend, raymond arroyo. author of "the spider that saved christmas." ray, a birthday is being celebrated. it's actually almost over. so we have only a little time left to celebrate. >> that's right. today is joe bi

i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "the greg gutfeld show."ones to cancel loans present like biden if that's his only miss calling on congress to produce 10 grand in student loan debt for borrowers. that's part of the coronavirus relief package. any way but democrats like chuck schumer and liz warren said biden should pass an executive order to cancel up to 50 grand. student. schumer says it would provide total forgiveness for more than 75% of borrowers but if you're going to cancel debt why don't you ask why the dead is there to begin with? someone smarter with me -- smarter than me without make it a point. >> if you're going to cancel the dead one in the u.s. where the dead is there to begin with? government subsidize the laws which allow the tuition to keep inflating and creating this academic bubble that we have to lance. the only way we can do this is not canceling debt is that's idiotic. you need to stop these loans so you can deflate the tuition. lanced that boil. seriously any way speaking of college some harvard grad students have cir

i'm ashley strohmier now back to "the greg gutfeld show."g: should your family take a hike over a vote you didn't like? on sunday a day of the week and entertainer named katy perry, never heard of her tweeted this. the first thing i did when the present he was called with tax and call family members who do not agree and tell them i love them. how nice for her and i'm here for them. #family first, call your family. everyone twitter responded in harmonious agreement. she got many responses saying consoling your family for sending an olive branch to trunk voters was either ignorant or privilege or both. i hate to be their family members this thanksgiving. probably looks like thanksgiving in my backyard. it looks like spring. i should probably just jump off a cliff at this point. tyrus it's hard for me to find sympathy for her because she was so outspoken about everything. >> i'm not even going to touch that. let's just break down what was probably what irked her family. if it's possible do we have that texts to put that back up? that's how you

i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "the greg gutfeld show." foxnews.com.reg: there are too many great questions that we have taken earlier so we are back with more of your mail. this is from heather. heather thomas, heather locklear, heather johnson who lives on my street. when you were in middle school grades six through eight, thanks for the clarification heather what was your biggest challenge or fear? kat? >> growing up to have a mediocre life. greg mankiw got rid of that. >> i've really never did. the mold in my eyes cause me a lot of stress. >> nobody notices until you pointed out. if a person does the twitter account that's the problem. >> it grew back in my 20s and i said it might destiny. greg: moles can't disappear and grow back. i beg to differ. which gender would it be? greg: i guess moles can be female i don't know. tom did you have any fears? >> i did not. i had no challenges. some people thought i was nerdy. greg: i think that is cared -- categorized as being a nerd. >> i am a. that's different than a nerd. a is a nerd with a lot of confiden

i'm ashley strohmier.o "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ >> tucker: well, back in march, the government told us about a plan called 15 days to slow the spread. 15 days became eight months to show slow the spread, and we are still counting. in many states, as of tonight, governors are telling you not to celebrate thanksgiving with your family. so the one obvious answer we can draw from this as we never want to go through it again. this is a disaster. how do we prevent it? that is a question as relevant now as it was back in march when we made our best effort to answer it. here's what we said at the time. >> anyone who thinks this is the last global pandemic america will face lacks sufficient imagination. there is no question this will happen again. in a world connected by jet travel, that is guaranteed. as we suffer through this virus, maybe we should learn something useful for the next time. going forward, our leaders ought to be certain we have enough medicine and tests and hospital beds, at the least, in case

. [♪] ashley: live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier.orld's most powerful nation wrapped up their summit vowing to assure affordable access to covid-19 vaccines. the global economy suffers from a pandemic that killed 1.4 million people. the numbers aren't stopping people from packing their bags to get away for a thanksgiving holiday. it has dr. anthony few economy worried. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "the next revolution." for headlines go to foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. headlines. ♪ steve: welcome back. one of the most controversial aspects of the lockdowns is houses of worship being closed down while facing drastic limits and the many saying they should be granted extensional status and lawsuits are filed across the country but will they stand a chance of success. let's ask the vice president and executive director of the becket fund for religious liberty. great to see first time on the show so much to talk about and let's start with your work and your fight on behalf of religiou

. [♪] live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmier.resident trump making a drive-by appearance at the million maga march in washington, d.c. he can be seen inside the vehicle waving to supporters. the supporters chanted four more years and god bless trump. it was billed as a protest to what they believe is a stolen election. a federal judge resuming against the president's restrictions for childhood arrivals. after chad wolf assumes his position unlawfully making his suspension of daca invalid. 150,000 people are a part of daca. now back to judge jeanine. jean rr. judge jeanine: allegations of voter fraud are being investigated. trump team attorney and federal prosecutor sidney powell joins me with more. i'm sure you are very busy now. can you give me some idea what you are work on now, and what exactly you are doing in this effort to identify problems with the election. >> i am work on the massive aspect of systemwide election fraud. definitely impacting the swing states and likely going far beyond that. we are talking about the alter

i'm ashley strohmier.ens of thousands of trump supporters gathering in cities across the country urging the president not to ken creed to joe biden echoing claims of voter fraud. demonstrators in washington getting a surprise when the president and his motorcade drove past them. the president giving them the thumbs up. iota is strengthening in the caribbean sea and is expected to reach hurricane status tomorrow. parts of nicaragua and honduras are under hurricane watches. hurricane eta killed at least 120 people. now back to judge jeanine. jean rr. judge jeanine: allegations of voter fraud are being investigated. trump team attorney and federal prosecutor sidney powell joins me with more. i'm sure you are very busy now. can you give me some idea what you are work on now, and what exactly you are doing in this effort to identify problems with the election. >> i am work on the massive aspect of systemwide election fraud. definitely impacting the swing states and likely going far beyond that. we are talking a

i'm ashley strohmier.ania supreme court handing president trump and his supporters another legal setback. dismissing a lawsuit from several republicans seeking to invalidate 2.5 mill- -- mail-in votes. and refusing to block certification. it's the latest in a series of legal defeats for president trump. the former zapper.com ceo. amazon purchased the company in 2009. he died after being hurt in a house fire. he was 46. [♪] jesse: violence erupted across the nation as black lives matter protesters swarmed the streets and this video made national headlines. adam hayner took a brutal kick to the back of the head. he was defending a transgender woman who was being beaten and mugged. i spoke exclusively with hayner and his girlfriend after he got out of the hospital. jesse: what are your injuries and how are you feeling? >> they are kind of all over. bruising on my leg, my ribs. my eyes obviously. got lacerations on my head. it was worse two days ago. feeling better today. trying to move on. jesse: the police a

i'm ashley strohmier. president trump is set to campaign in georgia next saturday.ion for both seats are in the national eye with control 69 senate at stake -- control of the senate at stake. georgia was one of two states joe biden was able to flip in the recent election. a ceremony at the vatican was marked from start to finish by the coronavirus. two of the new cardinals were not there because of travel restrictions. all the cardinals adhered to social distancing and did wear facemasks. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. [♪] judge jeanine: president trump continues to fight. and why not? he had a remarkable first term in office with accomplishments the mainstream media and liberals worked overtime to ignore. but he can't be forgotten. let's talk about it with my next guest, author of the book, "trump, america first." dave bossie. what stands out to you as the president's biggest accomplishment? >> there is just so many to name. if you are trying to come up with the president's accomplishments the last four years. operation warp spee

abby: i'm ashley strohmier live in new york. president trump just wrapped up a rally in oa -- in opa-locka, florida. he said he would never cancel the people of florida. he also touched on american soldiers coming home and told supporters he would always support them. 25,000 to 30,000 people are showing up for the rallies, but they can't get everybody in. last night a poll came out saying the president is up 8 points in florida. he thinks rick scott and marco rubio, he thanked them. it's well past midnight on the east coast. miami-dade county is under an 11:00 p.m. curfew. the response from the white house is as follows. americans have the right to gather under the first amendment to hear from the president of the united states. with only one day left before elect day, florida remains a much-watched state in the battlegrounds *. bat battlegrounds. he showed up a little late. but as i said in the beginning of it, he opened up his rally saying it was better late than never. that's it more now. my name is lin and i want to star in

ashley strohmier joins us live as president-elect biden's team pushes back against talks of a lockdownashley. >> reporter: good morning. reports suggest the pace of the covid-19 pandemic has sped up after 1 million new cases popped up from just eight days ago. that's the fastest rate since the pandemic started. the latest numbers show more than 11 million cases and as i said with that 1 million new cases in just a week, this is forcing some states to impose tougher restrictions. washington, for instance, a few of the new covid-19 rules include restaurants only doing outdoor dining, gyms have to be shut down, parties to five or fewer people. they are allowing religious services and offices to stay open at 25% capacity. >> we have a pandemic raging across our state. left unchecked, it will assuredly result in grossly overburdened hospitals. left unchecked, we will see continued untold numbers of deaths. we will not allow these things to happen. >> reporter: and here's some reaction to the new restrictions. take a listen. >> being a private facility, i'm able to monitor and control my lev

todd: ashley strohmier joins us live with more as his plan is already facing criticism. ey. >> reporter: the plan he's supposed to talk about today drawing criticism after reports of a mask mandate as well as a fired former surgeon general taking charge of the task force. >> he's going to launch the coronavirus task force, going to be led by vivek murthy and david tesler who have been advising him and our of campaign since the virus emerged back in march. you'll see the work get underway. >> reporter: vivek murthy was born in the u.k. and had been named for a four year term as surgeon general in 2014 by then president obama. president trump forced him to resign in april of 2017. another top priority will be the mask mandate, saying it will be implemented by working with governors. biden said if they refuse, he will go to mayors and county executives to get the local masking requirements in place, along with the mask mandate here's a look at the rest of biden's seven point plan. he wants to restore the obama era white house national security director for health security an

jillian: ashley strohmier joins us live. >> reporter: reports suggest the pace of the covid-19 pandemicas sped up, after 1 million new cases popped up in just the last eight days. that's the fastest rate since the pandemic started. the latest numbers show more than 11 million cases with 1 million new cases in a week. this is forcing states, at least some states, to impose tougher restrictions. take wa washington, for instanca few rules include restaurants only doing outdoor dining, gyms shutting down, parties to five or fewer people. religious services and offices can stay hope open of at 25% capacity. >> we have a pandemic raging across our state. left unchecked it will you assuredly result in grocery overburdened hospitals, left unchecked, we will see continued untold numbers of deaths. we will not allow these things to happen. >> reporter: and then take a listen to some of the reaction to the new restrictions. >> being a private facility i'm able to monitor and control my level of traffic and screen my clients. >> i think it's -- in my opinion, it will affect my business, i know but

ashley strohmier joins us live as doctors say the worst is yet to come. morning, ashley. >> reporter: good morning. that warning coming from dr. anthony fauci following a weekend of travel for millions of americans for the thanksgiving holiday. >> we may see a surge upon a surge. we don't want to frighten people but that's just the reality. we said that these things would happen as we got into the cold weather and as we began traveling and they've happened. it's going to happen again. >> reporter: top health officials warning americans seemingly saying we're on the cusp of what could be one of the deadliest winters. listen. >> if your family traveled, you have to assume that you are exposed and you became infected and you really need to get tested in the next week. >> reporter: birx recommending for those families who traveled to wear a mask indoors to lower the chance of spreading the virus to the most vulnerable. with christmas and new years right around the corner, they say to expect more restrictions. >> we're going to have to make decisions as a nati

jillian: ashley strohmier joins us live with thanksgiving week among us as the u.s.ecords 20 straight days of 100,000 new cases. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom said three of his kids were exposed to a california highway patrolman who tested positive for covid-19. he said the family tested negative sunday but will warn quarantine for 14 days, this as los angeles shuts down in-person dining for three weeks. the ban on dine-in restaurants goes into effect at 10:00 p.m. on wednesday. also in california over the weekend, protesters in huntington beach took to the streets in defiance of newsom's curfew. some say it will only hurt small business. in new york, governor cuomo said more restrictions are on the way. >> we have several communities that are in the warning track, staten island is a serious problem. staten island is also a problem in terms of over-burdening hospitals. upper manhattan will go into a yellow zone, parts of nassau will go into a yellow zone, parts of suffolk will go into a yellow zone. >> reporter: we've the surge of cases and a warning from the go

ainsley: ashley strohmier is live with the chaos erupting in our cities. >> police clash with a mob ofross the country last night. was peaceful at first. they raised biden campaign signs and chanted count the vote then it got completely out of control. 60 people ended up being arrested in new york city for setting fires. spitting in officers' faces. even punching an nypd chief in the face. police also found lap bands and loaded magazines during arrest. in detroit protesters were furious over the lack of access to the ballot counting process. officials ended up padlocking doors so they couldn't get. in protesters were chanting stop the vote following news of the president filing that lawsuit in michigan and a riot was declared in portland because of widespread violence. and then in philly. the protests were two fold. they were calling for racial and political justifiable that follows the release of body camera footage and the police shooting of walter wallace jr. listen. >> put the knife down. get him. stop put the knife down. >> move, move, move. and following that release, thousands a

ashley strohmier joining us thrive break down these terrible numbers. ashley? >> yeah. police say it was a violent thanksgiving weekend after reporting 37 people were shot. nine of which died from their injuries. the chicago ph.d. superintendent tweeted out saying just as just this weekend more than 10,000 guns were recovered as police work to get illegal firearms off the streets. among those injured were 14 and 21-year-old shot at a park. both in fair condition. a 30-year-old was shot in the head and died at the hospital. police stats show there was a 53% increase in shootings and killings compared to the same time last year. there were 451 homicides in 2019 and 700 so far in 2020. cbd has been shot at 71 times in 2020. compare that to just 18 and 2019. that is a 294% increase in the same time period last year. chicago reached its 700th homicide for the year last week. now, one of the goals for the force back in april had been to keep that number under 300, that makes it only the second time that number was reached in two decades, steve. steve: a terrible landmark. all

jedediah: ashley strohmier joins us live as we learn more about the fallen officer. ashley? two suspects in mississippi about 100 miles away from where the shooting happened. state police identifying the helena west police officer as 41-year-old travis c. wallace. police say he was shot during a gun battle outside of a motel late thursday with suspected gunman 2-year-old letarius howard. he was charged with capital murder after manhunt. 24-year-old bruise hilly thought to be the get away driver was arrested and charged with hindering apprehension according to police. this all started when helena, west helena officers stopped a vehicle on wednesday night. that's when howard started shooting fatally hitting wallace. wallace and other officers had been looking for howard to was you wanted in a separate shooting incident the week before 100 miles east of little rock. wallace saw howard and used his patrol car to block howard's. that's when they say howard got out and came toward officer wallace and started shooting. wallace was rushed to the hospital but he could not be saved. t