again, it's political suicide, brian. brian: good point. next one, guest on msnbc freaked out about trump's new pick for attorney general, pam bondi. >> pam bondi is who we should all fear because she's competent. we may not agree with her ideologically, but she actually knows how to do this job. she is a dangerous specifickive pick and that's -- effective pick and that's worse than we'd have gotten with matt gaetz even with a deplorable background. brian: the left is freaking out because trump chose somebody competent. make sense of that. >> those are the two adjectives i took out. competent and effective. okay. that's the criticism over there at this point? msnbc lost half their viewers between joe biden and joe scarborough and it's tough to have the name joe these days so call me jack. that's the name i always wanted. lick rales hate joe and mika for meeting with the person they called hitler and reset that relationship in their words and trump was smart to take the meeting and that's the kind of analysis you get over at that insane asyl

brian, rachel and charlie. brian: thank, madeleine.he business channel, what do you think of this scott bessent pick which people say, arguably, the treasury is the most important. broip brynn we've been waiting on this one for a little while. it's felt like a slower one but, in fact, he got to this pretty quickly, and this is kind of, to me, the pick everyone thought was going to happen and now it finally has. bessent's your growth guy. we were talking about the 3-3-3 plan before the show. 3% economic growth, okay? he wants to grow the economy. 3% deficits, it's twice that right now, 3 of gdp -- rachel: you mean cuts. brian: cut it. he wants to cut the deaf sets way back. and then, and this is probably my favorite part, 3 million more barrels of oil produced every day. get your energy costs down. so that's his focus. and i know you talked with him last weekend -- rachel: i did. and you know what? listen,s this is really, as we mentioned, a very important secretary of treasury position, it's really important to the economy, to the dire

brian? >> brian: wow, egregious. thank you so much. 21 minutes before the top of the hour.promise to get to work fixing the border on day one promising as one of my first executive orders i will sign all necessary documents charge mexico and canada a 25% tariff on all products coming to the u.s. and ridiculous open borders. he goes on to ad, we will be charging china an additional 10% tariff above any additional tariffs on all their products coming into the united states. because he is worried about the fentanyl that they are bringing in or the precursors for it. fox business' own cheryl casone joins us now. all right, cheryl, first off, these tariffs, it's really part of policy to crack down on the border. how would it effect the goods come in? make it more expensive for us? >> if these tariffs go through. executive from walmart say they would likely have to raise prices. think about smart phones and toys and machinery. those things are still largely imported from china. but, remember, we have seen this before. from trump. we saw this back in 2019, the threat of tariffs, w

brian: all right.dent-elect trump makes a series of key appointments during a flurry of friday night announcements and names union-friendly outgoing congresswoman lori chavez secretary of labor who the teamsters' union is supporting. so i want to just -- this is very interesting, okay? union-friendly labor secretary from president trump. this is what he said about the appointment last night. he saws lori has worked tirelessly with both business and labor to build america's work force, support the hard working men and women of america. i look forward to working with her to create tremendous opportunity for american workers. and this is the part that caught my attention, the expand training and apprenticeships, to grow wages and improve working conditions, to bring back manufacturing jobs. together we will achieve historic cooperation for business and labor that will restore the american dream for working families. i like, i was going the say i like the apprenticeship piece of this. we've got a huge prob

those are your headlines, brian, over to you. >> brian: thank you very much.r more than a year of fighting. israel and hezbollah agreed to a 60-day receiver. the is not intended to be p and will be scaled back over the course of 60 days. with the u.s. and france ensuring that both sides follow the terms. >> but israel maintains the right to defend themselves against any violations. nato general secretary mark joins us right now. mr. secretary, thanks for joining us. you at first blush, your take on the 60 day pause? >> well, obviously, brian, i welcome it. but, let's not be naive, hezbollah is still there around -- still hezbollah, there. but has to be implemented and let's see what happens. whether they will keep to the deal. the hezbollah people. >> russians have weaponize to the houthis. the russians were found to have a ton of will interconnected to the north koreans. getting more and more involved in ukraine. backing up to russians, the russians more and more involved in the region. we are now discussing so this means that we are really facing a global co

and terrorists, brian.y important to start cooperating. >> brian: you say the problem is the city council, correct? because they are left wingers, ultra left wingers? >> yeah. and over the years, they are shielding these illegal aliens who are commissioner crimes. which is unbelievable. why would you want to keep them in our country to really attack citizens but not only that, but conspire, possibly, and we have gotten terrorists gotten across the borders, we know it. we don't know where theyity. that's very, very dangerous. >> brian: you have a mayor that could do something about it. governor will ultimately make decision. what could mayor adams do? because he has expressed frustration like you have expressed. >> yeah. but he can also petition the governor. he could possibly do, you know, some -- call on city council, let's negotiate. this let's try to amend some of the sanctuary city laws, four of them over the years that the council has passed to have less cooperation with the feds. we need to cooperate

>> brian: what do you mean?> you think about it, look at what the fbi has done and how politically compromised the bureau has been and shown themselves to be. the last big thing they did was show up with multiple swat teams at mar-a-lago working for the biden crime family, right? executing a warrant in an empty house acting on intelligence that they got from the secret service, another politically compromised agency. to do what? to retrieve documents? which leads me to ask is the fbi going to investigate this? i don't think the fbi is going to do a damn thing about this. they are perfectly happy as is the entire biden crime family and this administration to do anything they can do to embarrass president trump and continue to influence not just the nominees but anyone who potentially may become a nominee. >> brian: byron, when it comes to the families, that's the key. a lot of these politicians nominees have thick skin because maybe they are used to be yelled at going into a diner or car. the families must be say

. >> brian: benefit of most. >> renew his taxes for the rich. >> brian: no.ed most from -- the people that benefited most from tax reform of 2018 were the middle class. the corporate tax rate. >> no, no. most of that benefit proportionately went to the wealthy. and let's be clear of the economic promises he made. >> brian: he didn't. >> he broke most of them. he broke his promise to do 6% economic growth. he broke his promise to do an infrastructure bill. he failed to deliver that. he, you know, most of his predictions don't come true. he said if democrats won four years ago there would be a stock market crash. , the stock market doing better today than it was when he was president. but he did keep his promise to cut taxes for the rich. >> brian: very interesting. the average price of every day goods up 20% since the administration which you are a part of but not representing here today, the average price increase is up over 7%, real hourly rage fallen up 1.6% under biden. real hourly wages have rose 7.3 term on the trump term. the average new car you are in

and hunter laptop. >> lawrence: go ahead, brian. >> brian: i would just say this.cliffe, a lot of people thought a.g. he was going to have a valuable spot. i think he has been playing a pretty good role with howard lutnick because he knows government and lutnick knows people and systems and do an evaluation. they were talking about how lutnick would say the five people that he would give for every position minimum. you touch their picture, and resume and what he thought their interview was like. ratcliffe was going to pretty much have the key spot. and he could have done director of national intelligence. but a sense did i that already. >> lawrence: so i have been working the phones this morning and last night. trying to get -- because he was on the short list as you noted for attorney general. the cia is a real mess when it comes to the leadership there he didn't want to go to national intelligence, which oversees the cia. so he settled here. the other anytime that i'm hearing this morning as well is the next batch of nominations is going to be attorney general an

>> brian: saint anthony. >> ainsley: saint anthony. >> brian: that works. lost and found in the sky. got a request? >> ainsley: can you pray to st. joseph and bury the joseph statue in your front yard? is that right? >> steve: i was unfamiliar with that but i looked that up yesterday and the catholic church over by saint patrick's they actually sell a little st. joseph kit so that you can bury it in your yard when you want to sell your house. >> brian: you knew you had to have a kit. joseph, we got an official. you want to know about the saints. we got a series about the saints. what martin scorsese who is really really good at producing great stuff. and this could go right to the top of his resume. >> ainsley: i think there are 8 different series. we went to the movie theater brian. >> lawrence: we saw two of them. >> ainsley: two of them for the miriam. the one dropping this sunday is john the baptist. i'm excited about this one. >> lawrence: that's right. >> ainsley: he was so close with jesus. but here is a clip from the jailer of john baptist's life. >

brian? >> brian: fascinating time, benjamin. thanks so much.ws you what strength can do to bring peace. jim hanson chief editor of middle east forum served in the u.s. special forces. who does the cease-fire work for? >> it works best for iran and hezbollah and hamas may being the odd man out here because israel is going to go back hard at them to try to finish that war. i mean, cease-fires are good and this was a result of the biden administration putting a soft embargo on some of the munitions and other supplies that israel needed so she couldn't fight a two-front war. i think it's a sign of how desperate they are to have some sort of accomplishment in an otherwise dismal set of failures that's been their foreign policy. >> brian: i understand, too. hamas has never been -- they immediately -- the day of the october 7th attack, immediately israel starts thinking we're going to go into gaza. october 8th, hezbollah shelling starts. 60,000 people eventually have to evacuate north of their country. if those 60,000 can go back and they can get the

brian: right.u care lot about this, this is such an important appointment when it comes to, like, the food kids have in schools and, you know, all sort of the welfare benefits around supplemental nutrition. i mean, all of that runs through this department. so we talk about rfk and the effect he's going to have on what we eat, but really the secretary of agriculture has at least as a big a role in that whole process. rachel: so important that you bring that up. and this is going to be something i think people want to watch, are brooke rollins and are rfk jr. going to work hand in hand because what goes into our soil, all those toxins, cell cams, all those things -- chemicals, all those things demeeting our soil of nutrients, all that plays into what r, the -- rfk wants to do. charlie: yeah. and one of the things that gets sort of overlooked because like everything the federal government touches it tends the screw up, is that nobody cares more about the soil than farmers. and if you come from a 4-h,

you could come by and get that. >> ainsley: you too can be a saint, brian. >> brian: they asked me to lawrence: starting at 10:30 all the way to 7:00 p.m. to get your photo taken. >> brian: you are going to love this series. i think you know this even if you are a biblical scholar you don't know it the way they are going to tell it. >> ainsley: i didn't know everything about joan of arc's life. she sacrificed everything and was killed at the stake. >> brian: she does die. >> ainsley: i think everyone knows it. >> brian: more infor "fox & fri" in a moment. the next segment is a mystery. n over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix doesn't protect everyone and isn't for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. tell your healthcare provider if you're pregnant or breastfeeding. increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can happen so take precautions. most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling where injected, muscle pain, tiredness

thank you. >> brian: mistry drones flying over multiple dietary bases in the u.k. fox news correspondent jeff paul in third west coast newsroom bwith the details, jeff. >> brian, these are not your prrun-of-the-mill drones thatntd would be used and unclear ifho present or presented a possible hostile intent that u.s. military officials say the incidents are alarming. swarms of unidentified drone spotted last week at four different u.s. military bases in the u.k. periods these are paces f-15 and fighter jets and major general pat reiber says he doesn't leave the drones impactd anyone on the basis or any u.s.h assets they are make that both and the u.k. have launched an investigation wha t happened. >> i won't get into force protection measures and we of course maintain the right to defend ourselves if we deemed something to be a threat.au thbut again, we will work with local authorities.nt >> we don't know the origins of the drones but it is worthus pointing out the incident took place the day after ukraine used american-provided long-range missiles to hit targets i

. >> they were not informing -- >> brian: really? >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> brian: blame the question accident that's a new one. and president trump considering a plan to shake up the white house briefing room. >> lawrence: save room for desert, we have a pie party coming up, rachel's favorite segment. final hour of "fox and friends" starts now and remember mornings are better with friends. >> brian: get dressed. >> indeed. ♪ ♪ it's christmas time again. >> lawrence: looking at the all-american christmas tree, which is bigger this year. they decided to put a dove -- >> brian: peace. >> lawrence: nice touch. we want peace on earth, come together as a country and now the country comes together around the dinner table. fighting should be over, election is over. get a nice stomach, eat dessert and have some alcohol. >> brian: rubbing. >> gentlemen named rob, had hilarious, entertaining and friendly debate for the candidates, we interviewed them shaking hands across the street, one won, one lost, they were still unified. nothing chang

brian? >> brian: part of a bigger story and continue to expand on it, todd.oday incoming border czar tom homan visit the texas governor greg abbott. shows unaccompanied migrant child as young as 2 years old traveling into the u.s. alone with just a piece of paper. >> brian: wow, tom homan joins us now. hey, tom, that's a story new to most of america. not new to you. is it? >> no. i have been talking about this for four years about the inhumanity on that border about how many children die whether in a desert or in the river. since joe biden has been president, we got nearly 4,000 aliens that have died crossing this border. children die almost every day. children get sexually assaulted. 31% of women who make that journey get sexually assaulted. this administration is hiding it. this is something we will address. we will show the american people exactly what we're doing on the border and why we need to do it. this is one clear example of why we need to secure thatg held ri. in a rush to get them out. giving them to strangers to say i'm the sponsor, i'm the relat

lawrence, ainsley, and brian. >> brian: all right. thanks so much, maddy. so, no doubt about it. >> lawrence: it is close. >> brian: it is really close. first off on the house, hakeem jeffries puts out hope but there is really almost no hope. >> ainsley: there is no path but he says there is. >> brian: 218. get there this weekend. speaker johnson and steve scalise said please put me in place we would like to do it again. if trump is backing them they might not be able to have the drama of last time. >> lawrence: i get the sense, ainsley, they are way more organized this time when it comes to the house. they are ready to go. not only did donald trump know how washington works now, but he has great relationship with the governor. mike johnson is ready the only thing that is in the air right now, although there is control for the republicans of the senate is who is going to be the next leader of the senate. >> ainsley: right. i mean, this is just emblematic of americans wanted change. voters wanted change. republicans are going to take the house, the senate, m

>> brian: door was scraped. and we had to tape it. >> lawrence: you look exhausted. >> ainsley: how did you have room? >> steve: did you lose -- >> brian: my family never came to visit me. my dog tried to. >> steve: did you lose your security deposit or have to pay for damage? >> brian: i did not have to pay for damage, they were insured. >> steve: you said too narrow. the winnebego is eight feet and five inches wide. a toll booth plaza in new jersey is 12 feet, you essentially had two feet on each side. i think you drifted. >> ainsley: i think you got nervous -- >> steve: leave driving to lawrence's dad. >> lawrence: let my dad do it. >> brian: a lesson. >> ainsley: did you make it to wally world? >> carley: stressful. >> brian: it was. i'm not going to touch that thing until i have to go back. when you go through the tunnel in baltimore and you are in new jersey, all hell breaking loose. >> carley: after stressful week of work, that is your week. >> brian: my neck. >> ainsley: i'm sure. could you hire someone

brian: yeah.you live in new york city and ride the subways like my family does, my wife does, i do, you know how much it matters to you to have people on the town that kind of look around and help out when something strange is going -- it's just a fact of life in new york city. i can't tell you how many times my wife has been on the train and related to me a story the about how, you know, there was something going on on this part of the train, this part of the train, but you know what? there were a couple of guys who were paying attention to it, she could tell they were watching, it and made her feel like i think we're going to be okay. that's what daniel penny represents in this case. and if you live this reality, you know this city does not work without people like him. finish it just doesn't work. rachel: the world doesn't work without danny if -- daniel penny. women and children are vulnerable, and they depend on the protection of the state which, by the way, the state has failed its citizens,

is the one dance you can do. >> brian: how do you do it. >> steve: like that. >> brian: also he does golf swing now. >> steve: like johnny carson. >> brian: steve, if you don't read. >> steve: had you to say mornings are better with friends. >> brian: well, you just said it. >> steve: i did. >> steve: all right. thank you very much for joining us on this monday. we begin with a fox news alert. the trial of that migrant accused of killing georgia nursing student laken riley will continue at 8:30 this morning down in georgia. >> ainsley: prosecutors are expected to present evidence that show that she fought for her life before she died. >> brian: for a while. madeleine rivera is in washington with the details. maddy? >> madeleine: hi, guys, good morning. we expect to hear more testimony from the states' witnesses this morning. emotions ran high in that georgia courtroom on friday at prosecution laid out their case against 26-year-old jose eye bar raft. prosecutors say ibarra, went, quote, hunting for females at the university of georgia campus before encountering laken riley on her mor

>> brian, good morning. in ukraine are the actually the same as two years ago when the russians launch tht invasion february 24, 2022. just hours after we arrived in the country air raid signs from kyiv to tel aviv to bomb shelters as the bombs continue air and ground attacks. they are using iranian drones and missiles to target major population centers here. there is real concern following approval from the americans allowing ukrainians to launch long-range missiles into russian territory that there will be further rush of retaliation. we heard air raid sirens from that capital at key ads. the u.s. embassy in the population center of 4 million people with a issued rare alert. at the u.s. embassy in kyiv information of potential significant air attack november 20th. the embassy will be closed and recommends u.s. citizens prepare to shelter in the event of a or alert if one is announced. this is significant and unprecedented to see the embassy closed in ukrainian capital. earlier today i spoke with the mayor

brian, glad you put on a necktie. brian: no problem.ve: this is a special edition of "fox & friends" on this sunday, november 3rd, 2024. ainsley: and you're so fortunate, you get four hours of brian kilmeade -- steve: only three of us. iowans both candidates are hitting battleground states after this surprise snl appearance from the vice president. >> the american people want to stop the chaos -- >> and end the dramala. >> what do we always say? >> keep calm-ala and carry on-ala. brian: after making this claim in blue-lining virginia. >> i'll tell you what, we win virginia, we win the whole thing, without question. [cheers and applause] we're going to virginia. i really believe it. lawrence: and another widen blunder -- biden blunder. the the commander in chief's latest moment. >> these are the kind of guys you like to smack in the ass. [laughter] [applause] steve: did the they know he was out? brian: do hay know he's still president? steve: he doesn't know. "fox & friends" for this sunday starts right now and, remember, mornings are be

: but he is taken, brian.on't think about it. >> steve: in addition to what ainsley just went down he has lobbied heavily on behalf of service members accused of wore crimes. remember eddie gallagher he? talked about him for the longest time. he was acquitted of war crimes and had a minor charge cleared by donald trump. pete hegseth and donald trump has been v. been on the same page for a very, very long time. as we hear donald trump talk about how he would like to remake the pentagon more efficient and less woke, pete is exactly the right guy to do it. i just got a text from somebody who said do you know what the dead give away was? that pete hegseth was going to be up for a big job in washington, d.c.? i said no, what? and he said he got a hair cut. in the last week he got rid of the mullet. and now he has a secretary of defense hair cut. just saying. >> brian: i thought it was the patriot awards. >> steve: that's not for a couple weeks. >> lawrence: wrote that book for i think is a blueprint what is going w

she was florida's first female attorney general and she served there for 8 years as well, brian. >> brian mike rogers on earlier. he lost by .03%. >> lawrence: a close election. >> brian: former congressman on the senate -- fbi select intelligence committee. fbi agent, also served in the military. son is actually serving now. he joined us because he might be -- he is on the consideration of the fbi director. he also talked about the need to clean up the doj. so they are not rating other president's houses. watch. >> the culture of the fbi on the seventh floor needs to be changed. and that has to have kind of a reckoning. you can cure the cancer without killing the patient. and that's exactly what needs to happen at the fbi. with pam bondi, who understands how to go after fentanyl problems, who understands how to use the department of justice and prosecution of these cases with a functioning fbi that is not focused on politics that, is actually focused on crimes that are happening in neighborhoods that are destroying lives. that's kind of the thing that needs to happen, and then somebody w

very. >> brian: get to immigration. >> that donald trump opposes. >> brian: can i just show you on proppecific. they are essentially going to they are essentially going to put in hard criminal stop -- stop the penalties stop being easy on the criminal. be tougher on crime. make shoplifting a felony, increase penalties for drug charges. certain drugs, fentanyl, heroin and cocaine. make them tougher. require warnings of possible murder charges for selling or providing drugs. if you want to be tough on crime. why not just say how you voted there. >> yeah. i heard what she said at the outset of the show that she is not interesting in weighing on california ballot measure she is can i compare the two candidates records on immigration less today donald trump was president. at the end of donald trump's presidency less safe. crime has come down under joe biden and kamala harris. >> brian: strong argument from the party that gave you defund the police? you have got to be kidding me who is tougher on crime? trump or her? >> 100 percent? >> look at the data, right? crime has come down. we have. >>

>> brian: peter hasn't done anything. no question, he will and everyone expects it. >> lawrence: after a loss, it can't get any worse, tell the truth, tell us everything that happened with joe biden, mental decline and everything. >> brian: too late, we saw it. >> ainsley: someone will write the book. >> lawrence: who is responsible for kamala being on the ticket, put it out. >> ainsley: they are all writing the book now, first to publish it will make a lot of money. >> brian: bob woodward did mention he froze up and people had to finish the sentenceings for him. this is a falling downstairs for years. >> ainsley: on social media, women are cutting their hair off, going on a sex strike, telling you to break up with any man in your life. harvard professors are cancelling classes because students feel blue. the guardian is offer ing help o staffers. one professor says you can stay home if you need to. >> stop talking to men, divorce your husband, leave your boyfriends, leave them. they don't give a -- about you. i promise y

brian: another one. island the generous has reportedly left america, moved to britain because of trump's election victory. eva long gloria has left, ellen is on her way out. okay. you want to go to england go ahead and do it. hammer they can come back. in the older world it would take weeks to get to england and you would stay. you wouldn't get back here. here is one of the reasons trump was elected. when you have all the money in the world and she is super rich you can go where you want, protect your self and the environment and live the life you want to live no matter where you are. this is, this election in this country is about regular people, people still struggling for the american dream who don't get to sell their $500 million mansion to fly to live in london which also costs $500 million. it's not a normal world. what they are upset about is the factor that nobody cared what they are thought. we care about what our family thinks and what our neighbors think and what our children think and that's

>> i was not, brian.t's another step up the escalation ladder, and nobody knows where this is going. north korea is unleashing ballistic missiles, artillery, now tens of thousands of soldiers. the administration responds by lifting this restriction, north korea sends more soldiers, south korea is now saying it may get engaged. china is buying oil from iran for pennies on the dollar. iran is using that to send missiles and drones to russia. that is then hitting ukrainian critical infrastructure. so this is a development, but it's a tactical one. president trump is talking grand strategy here. how do we get both sides to the table, to end this war? what's the framework for a deal? and who is sitting at that table? those are the things that i and president trump, of course, will be working with, again, this is an all-star team, brian. that president trump is assembling that will think through these broader strategic issues and how do we drive this war to an end as president trump promised on the campaign tra

brian. >> brian: great get, alexis. thank you so much.t in iran less than three weeks counter regime as the ayatollah says last saturday's idf strike, quote too big to ignore and they could deliver on that threat before tuesday's u.s. elections. iran's sources adding quote the response to the islamic republic of iran to the zionist regime's will be definitive and painful. here to react retired four star general strategic analyst and chairman of the institute of the study of war general jack keane. 20 sites. 100 aircraft? many people say limited israel held back to not get a retaliatory strike. you viewed that strike very -- in a devastating way, didn't y you? >> oh, yeah. very much so. the military effects of that strike is beyond what is being reported because they have literally taken down most of the russian air defense system, so-called s-300 missile defense systems that the russians gave them years ago. and that's what is really protecting their nuclear enterprise, their oil and gas industry and other key strategic assets like the mi

. >> brian: a lot of work to do.lus president-elect trump names education secretary despite calling to get rid of the $238 billion agency. >> ainsley: and it's the christmas tree that could. >> gee, they still make wooden christmas tree? this little green one here seems to need a home. i think it needs me. >> ainsley: it is such a sweet story in north carolina family farm supplying the white house christmas tree and a little hope after surviving helene. >> lawrence: beautiful trees, too. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> all right today texas. texas will add more floating buoys in the rio grande river despite last year's lawsuit brought to you by joe biden. >> ainsley: expanded effort to stop the migrant crossings comes as state officials are offering president-elect president trump massive plot of land in texas to help with deportation efforts. >> lawrence: alexandria hoff has the story at the white house. hey, alexandria. >> good morning good to be w

brian. >> brian: bringing in two guys in the middle.ng this big hoax. first off, your thought about this decision from the courts? >> we were taken aback not because of the supreme court's decision but because jussie should have admitted guilt and that's where we stand. >> the real injustice was the sweet heart deal he was given by kim fox's office at the beginning of all this. >> brian: what kim fox said yesterday, defending the plea deal, watch. >> the amount of attention to filing a false police report charge and energy that resulted from that is something i won't understand. it's important to know if they knew all along this was not a legitimate prosecution and i'm grateful the court has finally put this to rest. >> brian: so, able, your thoughts -- what's the big hype? he did a network interview and did all these network interviews and said white maga people are out to kill him because he was gay and black. we're in the middle of the george floyd riots and this was a blow torch to blow up american society and further that cause and

brian /* brian enjoy the wind. >> brian: i will. trifecta with control of the white house, senate. america, trey gowdy. trey, your thoughts about three for three? >> trey: they got to work fast, there are big issues to do, budget reconciliation is super important, you don't need 60 votes in the senate. they have been given gift of governor abbott. history says you have two years to do border, budget, taxes, budget reconciliation and happening if elise stefanik and mike leave, they have to move quickly. >> brian: pretty good roster already, last one was matt gaetz, and joni ernsts he has his work cut out for him and some say not a serious candidate. >> trey: less now that he resigned from the house, they were getting ready to drop a scathing report on him, house ethics committee had been investigating him. i am sure senators will give him a chance, they will want to read the ethics claim. he was under investigation for sexual related crimes, they will want to know all of that. i give president credit, john ratcliffe mike waltz, a plus picks, more you get to know pete hegseth and tul

brian: yes. it's the things people use to make a living and saying people want to ban rv sales or, they're going to go of after trucks as well. we've got to leave it there, jason. really good stuff. thanks for bringing us that story. >> appreciate it, thank you. brian: let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for a weather forecast and, again, by that lovely tree. rick: isn't it nice? telephone is -- season is here. everyone wants to know if they're going to be able to travel. today is a pretty good one. here's your massachusetts a little snow up across the inner-mountain west, that storm across the northeast, that's pretty much out of here. wednesday, the buzziest -- busiest travel day, one storm causing prop problems in or out of denver. chicago, possibly a trouble spot on wednesday and, to obviously, so many flights go through the chicago area. maybe your flight connects through chicago, you want to watch also to to see if your plane is coming, connecting through chicago. might want to

brian, over to you. >> brian: thank you, todd.erm, calling it a hell scape and are dreading his return. our next guest working on trump transition team has a strong warning, mark paoleta served in the trump administration and joins us now. your response to ptsd claims. >> who would have thought if is controversial that people support the agenda, only in federal government with a deep swamp do career employees think they get to run the joint. president trump was re-elected with overwhelming majority of amer americans, deporting illegal aliens, securing border, banning dei, destructive stuff the biden administration run wild, getting boys out of girl sports, those are things department of justice is going to work on and employees are going to support. if they don't, they should leave. >> brian: mark, other thing is and we'll get into it, if you have efficiency guy named elon musk, a lot of agencies are fat with people not accountable, checking the clock and wondering when they can retire. facing donald trump today, we'll find out if

brian? >> brian: bryan llenas, thank you so much. appreciate it. trump gaining significant ground with latino voters this election cycle that according to fox news voter analysis. this is stunning. especially true of latino men. in 2020 biden led by more than 20%. then trump narrowed to just 3%. joining us now to tell us why, because his support was vital, crucial, and appreciated. it is the son of baseball legend and his family's name is royalty roberto clemente jr. great to see you. we saw on the stage on election eve. what made you and your family go out there and support donald trump? >> well, number one, brian, thank you for having me. i can tell you that this is a personal matter for me as one member or family. my family has not been talking to me. they actually disavowed me because of what i did. the latino community, puerto rico has continued to really listen to the rhetoric and all the news about president trump and who he is, calling him all kinds of names. and i looked through that and past that and the last three years i was really able

brian. >>brian: so much going on.e to react to donald trump's pick sos far and now the confirmation process likely going in january and incoming senate conference chair, senator tom cotton. congratulations on the position and chairman of intelligence and your thoughts of what we've seen so far in the speed we're getting these nominees. >> he wants the department asks agencies to work on behalf of the american peep, not on behalf of their own interests and no one should be surprise that had president trump is moving fast and making nominees that shakes things up. that's what he campaigned on. >>brian: let's have it. do the nomination process but quickly. you pointed out in 2009, barack obama set a landslide speed record with his confirmations. can you dot same? >> yeah, i expect us to move promptly and senate sworn in on 17 days before donald trump is inaugurated on november to the. we could have committee hearings on the nominees before president trump is formally inaugurated and submits the inaugurations. on january

all right, brian kilmeade, over to you. >> brian: all right.iate it. >> janice: you got. if. >> brian: moments ago donald trump's attorney and frequent ally in the campaign trail shutting down rumors about a post at the white house pressroom alone that habba saying this while i am flattered by the support and speculation about a role as a press secretary. it's not a role i'm considering. although i love screaming from a podium i will be better served in other capacities. intriguing. as president-elect trump rolls out his pick for the top cabinet spot. next guest reportedly emerged as potential pick and maybe a favorite to be treasury secretary in a second trump administration. key square capital management ceo and founder scott bess isn't a joins us now we talked a lot about radio. this is what donald trump said about you. have you hit in next few months. >> i'm in violent agreement with president trump over that. >> brian: you are a nice-looking guy. >> you too,. >> brian: brian your thoughts about president trump's vision for the economy and

. ♪ ♪ >> brian: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is thursday, november 21st.s remains "fox & friends" and it's raining outside for the first time since 1971. >> ainsley: an illegal immigrant found guilty for the murder of georgia nursing student laken riley. the victim's family, of course, heart broken. >> he made the choice to take laken's life and destroy ours. he showed no mercy on laken when she was begging for her life. [crying] >> ainsley: georgia's brother brian kemp will join us on whether the punishment was enough. >> steve: plus, elon and vivek laying out plans to save your hard-earned taxpayer money from government waste. figure out what they have to say. >> brian: and at last night's country music awards eric church honoring the victims of helene in his home state of north carolina ♪ you got this down. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" starts right now. and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: let's start with this, the transition. we begin with the very latest on it. vice president elect j.d. vance returned to capitol hill later this m

>> brian: are you showing off?nother dimension. >> bret: like tom cruise. >> steve: minority report. >> ainsley: the new graphics are in incredible. >> steve: he can move things around. >> bret: it will be cool to watch. you will feel you are a part of it. >> ainsley: what do you do to prepare? >> bret: drink a lot of coffee. >> steve: we have a lot in common. >> brian: and first do radio. most litigated election in u.s. history. >> steve: todd piro joining us in studio m with a look at cases we're watching on this monday. >> todd: several states dealing with legal challenges, just a day from the election. key battlegrounds like pennsylvania, georgia, in geo georgia appealing a lawsuit from opening offices to let voters return their absentee ballots over the weekend. the aclu filing a different lawsuit alleging 3000 voters did not receive mail-in ballots on time. new ballots were sent overnight to affected voters. arizona, a ga ordering the state to produce list of 218,000 voter s who were able to vote without proo

brian? >> brian: incredible, matt, thanks so much.oming. 25 minutes after the hour. hamas swiftly calling for an end to the war with israel following trump's victory saying quote palestinians look forward to immediate cessation of the aggression against our people. especially in gaza. what can we expect to change on the world stage under a trump presidency? retired four star general, fox news strategic analyst chairman of the institute of the study of war general jack keane joins us now. general, first off, what's your interpretation of that statement from the palestinians, from hamas? >> i don't take it seriously. i mean, we have been down this road before. hamas' position has been pretty steady. you know, since the last hostage release last year, their position has been hard fast that they will only deal with complete israeli withdrawal and cessation of all military activities. that has been their position position. i'm assuming that's the direction they're heading and this is more a fig leaf than anything else. >> brian: let's talk

. >> brian: there you go. donald trump is officially the president-elect and not even close, first time since grover cleveland and second ever to win two nonconsecutive terms. >> steve: greatest political comeback of all time. donald trump secured 277 so far and flipped battleground state and defending north carolina. a couple still have not been declared. >> lawrence: i can't believe i'm saying this, as president-elect, trump will do some with republican majority in senate for first time in four years after flipping an ohio seat red. we have team coverage this morning, we have todd and carley, they are having prek breakfast with friends. >> ainsley: carley is in happy valley. maggie valley, north carolina, close to asheville and todd is in tyrone, pennsylvania and bill melugin will join us. let's go to kevin corke for br breakdown of trump's path to 277. >> brian: good, we'reun arunnin out of music echl >> if you predicted a clean sweep by president-elect trump, i would tell you get out and buy yourself a lot

, no one knows. >> brian: no, only goes here. right? >> steve: you wear your shirt. >> brian: dickeys are fake. >> lawrence: why is he like this? >> steve: that's what it is. anyway, how did that start with saks? >> lawrence: how do you transition. >> brian: thanks, carley. >> steve: thank you, carley. 7:22 now. let's talk a little bit about the senate, chuck schumer trying to stop one senator elect from attending today's orientation. despite the race being called last week. whwhat's up with that? stick around. bent finger appointment in 30 minutes. you got this. one — remember, i don't want surgery for my dupuytren's contracture. two — i don't want to wait for my contracture to get worse. three — i want a treatment with minimal downtime. four — i want a nonsurgical treatment. and five... and if nonsurgical treatment isn't offered? i'll get a second opinion. let's go! take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit findahandspecialist.com to get started. ♪ your business needs a network it can count on... eve

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>> brian: it shows how ineffective the senator is.hree days a week for you to have this backlog. what tom homan has to do, the public sentiment is on his side. people say, you are the mayor over in boston, in chicago, stopping x, y, and z from us deporting them. they've murdered, they've killed, they have robbed, they are members of gangs, but you are mayor and your governor is allowing them to stay. is that okay with you? and the answer is a resounding no. make sure they know the criminals these people are protecting. >> ainsley: great idea. if tom homan is listening, great idea. go to each of the states and find out those districts, those areas. give us examples of what's happening and how you can't change the law or get these criminals out because of their policies. >> brian: you are talking to seth moulton, the democrat, speaking more common sense and finding himself on the other end of protests. >> lawrence: he doesn't want to resist, he says the party needs to moderate and he gave us for an interview earlier today. let's watch.

that was all it was. >> lawrence: go ahead, brian. >> brian: obviously you are right.ould add to this. the president wants someone competent but watch his back. even though he acts like it didn't bother him. how many times was he indicted? how many times was he tried, civil, criminally, the impeachment, the russia investigation. nonstop. who could have stopped it in the department of justice. who could have gave him a heads up the department of justice. sessions was overwhelmed. whitaker took over briefly. i thought barr did a good job. he needs somebody who knows him and vice is a versa. i think he made unbelievable choice in pam bondi. they have been together a lot. advising each other. comfortable. she has been on the trail. she was battling in 2020 to make sure there was no election integrity issues. look at her background. >> lawrence: ainsley, what is her resume? >> ainsley: she has a lot of experience. not only the first ag of florida. served as ag for 8 years. nominated now for the u.s. attorney general, the highest job in that -- in the land for her business.

we are sending brian the next one.t to take pictures and talk and hear stories and try to focus on what you are going to say on national television and know the headlines. i'm trying, bear with me. >> steve: ultimate multi tasking. >> lawrence: now look what you have done. you should feel bad. >> brian: i feel terrible. terrible. >> steve: sit tight, we have a news alert. president-elect trump is building his cabinet and added tom homan as border czar and offered elise stefanik congresswoman from new york u.s. ambassador to united nations. >> rachel: lucas tomlinson is live in wpalm beach, florida, what is the latest? >> lucas: good morning. big reason president-elect donald trump won in a landslide was to fix the southern border and he wants tom homan to do it. here is president trump's post, its, is there is nobody better at policing and controlling our borders, tom homan will be in charge of deportation of illegal aliens back to their country of origin. homan appeared on the show in the last hour. >> every morning i

all right, brian, over to you. >> brian: and my hair. >> janice: your hair is very important. >> brianr dismantle the censorship cartel and free speech for every day americans. dr. jordan peterson exhails and he knows about censorship having dealt with it in two countries the author of a brand new book quote we who wrestle with god. dr. peterson and brilliant daughter michaela talk about that and more. >> brian: dr. peterson when people talk about censorship i think about you what you have been suffering from and what elon musk was able to do unmask the censorship that's been taking place for years. whether it's the laptop or whether it's the pandemic. your thoughts about what a good fcc chairman would do. >> well, i think at minimum, he should ensure that we know how the algorithms operate on social media networks and how things are promoted and how things are hidden. because the real danger, one of the real dangers that confronts us is that our discourse is going to be mediated by intelligence systems whose mechanisms are completely hidden from us. and that actually interference with

back to you, brian. >> brian: all right. so much going on. administrations dealing with it. thank you so much. as infighting grips the democratic party and harris' loss, vermont senator bernie sanders doubling down on comments calling out democrats' inability to connect with the working class. watch. >> the working class of this country is angry. and they have a reason to be angry. we are living in an economy today, donna, where the people on top are doing phenomenally well while 60% of our people are living paycheck to paycheck. and what donald trump did is provided an explanation. he went around and said i know you're angry. >> brian: our next guest writes democrats need take a hard look in the mirror after trump's historic victory. former national security council member jamie metzl joins us now. jamie, we were with you through the whole pandemic, democratic your whole life. >> yeah. >> brian: you used to work for joe biden. >> i did. >> brian: you feel your party hit the wall. why? >> two big reasons. one, when we saw joe biden in the deb

and confusion this morning over brian's favorite rice brand. >> brian: best rice is -- >> carolina? >> brian: gentle ben's. >> lawrence: what is that? what? wait a minute. >> steve: gentle ben could make great rice. >> brian: if he wasn't a bear. >> steve: gentleman was a tv show starring cleint howard, wh became friends with a bear. it starred -- cane. did you know that? we reached out to dean for comment on his favorite rice brand, we'll let you know if it is uncle ben or ben's original and goya makes a good product. >> lawrence: i love how brian thought this was a moment for me and him to bond. lawrence, don't you know -- what is he talking about? we got to root of it, okay. >> brian: fact carley's news is dominated by my faux pas, it is unbelievable. >> carley: you are headline making. >> ainsley: what is funny, we bash brian all morning, he's giving us content. >> lawrence: he does. >> ainsley: the rv. >> lawrence: this is who he is, though. it is -- a briefcase full of content. >> steve: you miss a little, you miss a lot. >> brian: that is arguable. >> steve: more fun for this

we haven't done that yet. >> brian: 40 seconds.about their approach and channel and inform america can they are cutting. can they get 2 trillion out of the budget? >> yes. why wouldn't you want doge. let's be transparent when we make economic decisions. stop letting bureaucrats do it. we stopped shipping natural gas to germany? some bureaucrat decided that? congress should decide. transparency for the people. what's wrong with that? >> brian: nothing. i would look to see us maximize oil and gas. good news, xl pipeline as soon as president trump takes over they'll get out and start putting it together again from canada. thank you so much. >> take care. >> brian: he would be a good guy for treasury secretary. that's it for us today. catch me on the brian kilmeade show that starts from 9:00 to noon. now it's time to go to two very important people. >> john: daniel penny set to arrive at new