maria: what do you think, cory mills?'ve also endorsed rick scott for senate majority leader. i think anyone who mitch mcconnell endorses should tell you exactly who not to vote for. [laughter] while i look at john thune, cornyn and all the others, we have to acknowledge the fact it was rick scott who was willing to challenge mcconnell in the last 118th congress. we need strong leadership, we need someone who can deliver. rick scott's proven that the as governor, as senator, and he's going to stand up again, and i think that's who we need in the senate to actually lead. we've had nothing but mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer, the two democrats at the top running this, which is why we didn't get pills -- bills across the finish line. we need someone like rick scott to drive president trump's agenda. maria: you know, you would think at this point it's pretty clear, obvious how the people feel, we, the people. look at that map that we showed earlier and how red, how republican people voted. there are some areas that are blue

cory mills and doug collins joining me back. remarks by president biden, i do want to look into a little bit of where we are with our next young generation. representative mills. >> well again i think young generation has been indoctrinated with this idea of critical race theory, dei and all these types of priorities. what we've seen as well in our military is we watch where 8600 of our armed forces members were purged out of our military with the refusal of medical and religious exceptions. returning them back to service and giving them back pay benefits is a great step forward. we have to lead by example. it starts with this crisis in leadership that president trump help helm will solve. >> harris: doug, when you hear young people talk about today rotc or getting into the military i wonder if they have the familial and friend and community support. i pray that they do. that even my dad had at a time when fighting for this country was being questioned because we were going through civil rights and my dad said i would rather figh

stuart: congressman cory mills, thanks for being with us this morning.. >>> here's a development in the transition. i think it's about a intel briefings. is president-elect trump now getting those intelligence briefings? lauren: reportedly, he is getting the intel briefings from mar-a-lago, from the director of national intelligence. the brief whering historically -- briefing historically has been part of the presidential transition process, but he refused the briefings when he was running for president during the campaign because trump didn't want to be accused of leaking any information. stuart: which he would have been accused of. all right, thanks, lauren. >>> just a little bit of green on the left-hand side of your screen and now a little bit of red for the s&p and the nasdaq. we'll be back with the opening bell. ♪ muck all the right friends in all the right places. ♪ don't care, we're going down ♪ (cheerful music) (phone ringing) [narrator] not all multi-millionaires built their wealth the same way, you have... the fearless investor. the type a cpa

cory mills reacts next.er by the workers who wrote in the government system messages such as trump sign no entry per leadership foreign affairs committee iraq war veteran joins me now. congressman, good morning to you. this apparently happened in your home state of florida. this whole scenario is exactly how conservatives from florida to north carolina, to east palestine, ohio feel about how the federal government would respond if they were victims of a natural disaster. if they said that, they would be labeled as spreading fake news and spreading false information and, yet, this is exactly what happened with this one fema employee. what are your thoughts on this? >> again, carley, this isn't the first time that we have seen the democrats weaponize our federal government. we saw it with obama targets with the irs. audits. we have seen this with the department of injustice and lawfare going on and utilized i would say we saw this in western north carolina predominantly north carolina where they received no as

second, we have representative cory mills from florida. representative mills enlisted in the army at a young age, serving with the 82nd aybar division and joint special operations demand. both of these men were snipers in the military. they visited the site in butler and have identified potential ways for secret service to improve their protection. it's important for the task force to hear from these snipers and learn from their experience, better understand how the secret service missed on these key areas of coverage. this is particularly important given the fact that former president trump will be returning to the same site to finish his speech on october 5. i talked to both cory and eli before this. rarely in your life do you have a second time to do the right thing after you messed up the first time. this panel will be different than the last. both witnesses will be allotted five minutes for remarks and then we'll gavel out. i want to recognize representative crane for five minutes. mr. crane: thank you, mr. chairman. we appreciate the

basically are digging in right now, we'll talk about that with anna paulina luna from florida and cory millsom the trump transition team, find out what trump is working on right now in this very important transition time, 71 days until the inauguration, guys. rachel: fascinating time, maria. your show always good but especially good on this first one since the election. sunday morning futures, right after this show, stay tuned. maria, thanks for coming on. maria: thanks, rachel, see you then. rachel: in honor of veterans day, here are the american bombshells, you've been loving them all morning long. they're going to perform pete's favorite song, the army song. ♪ first to fight for the rights and the ' to build the nation's might and the army goes rolling along. ♪ proud of all we have done. ♪ fighting till the battle's won. ♪ and the army goes rolling along. ♪ then it's hi, hi, hey, the army's on its way. ♪ two, three, four. ♪ wherever we go, you will always know, that the army goes rolling along. ♪ that the army goes rolling along. ♪ ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for ab

joining me now florida congressman cory mills and elbridge colby defense of secretary of defense underessman, what should pete hegseth assuming he gets confirmed his priority to reform the pentagon? we have to recruit 402010% 86,000 in my honest opinion when it comes to denying religious and medical freedoms and vaccinations should be returned and paid full benefits and allowed to serve the military the way they were supposed to and not political agendas. p understands -- you know, all these pendants want to attack him that his lead in combat and a degree from princeton and harvard and a great or raider and wants to go after dei and crtv which is one of the primary reasons we have a 42,000 deficit so the bottom line he is an outsider and that is exactly what we want and also military officer in it in my opinion, he is qualified for the job. >> laura: eldridge. speak of the number one to pursue is restoring -- the primy mission of armed forces should be deterred, to deter war and fight and win american wars and that means focusing on china and stopping the furthering away of military po

liz: congressman cory mills, read about his bio and is astounding what he is achieved thank you for yourervice on this veterans day into all of the military veterans that's right think you appreciate you so much good to see you back soon. trump: she try to get stars to come in and it would not actually do that to be going to beyoncÉ. then she would command and everybody is expecting a couple of songs and there were no songs there was no happiness is just like give me my check and i want to get out of here. liz: okay, honestly, where did the billy dollars go and how did kamala harris blow through a billion bucks in just four months next up going to talk to to michael whatley kamala harris going money on celebrities and grenell does mcdonald's and dozens been anybody and plus this story. >> what is supported stopping this law fear and this political targeting in this political cases we all know this case and alvin bragg case and jack smith case driven by policies the american people understood that's why they had this overwhelming went. liz: of this fear mongering in the media about what i

florida congressman cory mills. his district on the east side of florida just south of daytona.our time and i guess you guys were in the line of fire for this. here is what we came across. put up number one. about ten days ago. daily wire puts this out. internal messages obtained by the daily wire show a fema official ordered relief workers in florida not to help houses with trump signs. what you see in the highlighted portion there is best practices, avoid homes advertising trump. do you think this was exclusive to florida? or are you thinking this happened elsewhere? >> no, i think it absolutely happened elsewhere. i spent roughly 11 days in western north carolina going from asheville to banner el bing, to pensacola, north carolina to bat cave to all the hard hit areas. during that time period, we didn't see fema out there doing anything. this is an area predominantly red. to your point what we witnessed is that areas with 70 to 80% who voted for trump were the ones being discriminated against. i don't think this is necessarily a best practice. i think it is political weaponiz

congressman cory mills, former congressman doug collins, both u.s.s" next. >> dana: as republicans take back power in washington their first big order of business is extending the trump tax cuts. hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill. will this be much of a fight? >> it could be because there is going to be disagreement among republicans about how much they are willing to add to the debt to ultimately get this done. house republicans have been gearing up for what they call the super bowl of tax policy to fulfill president trump's pledge to make his 2017 tax cuts that delivered lower taxes for millions of americans. republicans are tasked with working up trump's other tax ideas like no taxes on tibbs, overtime or social security. the committee for responsibility budget warns the wish list could come with a hefty price tag estimating it could add 7.5 trillion over a decade. congressman byron donalds said their production doesn't take into account all the economic growth that will come from putting money back into people's pockets. >> it doesn't cost $

. ♪ joining me now florida congressman cory mills and elbridge colby former assistant secretary of defenseald trump. congressman, what should hegseth, assuming he gets confirmed, his first priority be to reform the pentagon. >> look, we got a recruitment deficit of 42,000, 8600 plus unconstitutionally purged in my honest opinion when it comes to denying the religious and medical freedoms. >> laura: covid. >> paid full back benefits and serve our military the way they were supposed to and not serve political agendas. pete understands, funny how all these pundits attack him never actually served. pete has led men in combat a degree from princeton and harvard. a great orator and wants to go after dei and crt are the primary reasons that we have 42,000 recruitment deficit. the bottom line is that he is an outsider. that's exactly what we want. he is also a military officer. in my opinion is he qualified for the job. >> laura: elbridge? >> yeah, i think the number one objective he should pursue restoring the american military will he thattle. primary should be to deter war by being able to figh