dana. >> dana: i guess there were two for us as well.lot or the sub wave sandwich shop because that was when they first came out and it was a big deal and i would take my little sister with me because i had to take care of her all the time so she would come along i would get her a six-inch sub and she would hang out and learn from all of us iis prince williamian parenting, you have to take the little one goal with the older one then the older one has to act right. >> dana: yeah. then we had the gully, there was nothing out there we were just out in the rural area so you could go out there and do a little bonfire and that's where you hung out. >> jesse: we hung out at the trussle, it was underneath train tracks. there was bon fires, there was a little drinking involved. >> hobos? >> jesse: i never went. what about you >> jessica: i grew up in manhattan and grew up on bleaker straight and there was a pizza place called the pizza box that was like a block away, just past mcdoogle's street and we used to go there every day after school every

. >> dana: fox news alert. a few moments ago you were talking about daniel penny, the man accused of the murder of jordan neely who was on the subway. he is in court right now. this is the question in front of the court today. should this case be dismissed? he is charged with involuntary manslaughter. he had put the man in a choke hold on the subway car because he said he had to intervene because neely was being threatening. what we've never seen in the case is the toxicology report which has been interesting, right? people want to see that. this case in front of the judge, should it dismissed? he has had his life on hold while he waits to hear this. there he goes into the courtroom. his life hangs in the balance right here. >> bill: a lot of these cases we talk about on the subway or on the streets whether you can ask yourself was itself defense? i don't know if he will argue that. it was more protecting the public in the train car. in between stops and question whether or not he would act out. penny made the

thank you. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: well, bill, guess what?elivered a final blow to the new england patriots losing season putting head coach bill belichick's future in doubt. >> as far as the future goes, i'll sit as i do every year at the end of the season and we'll talk about things as we always do. >> dana: fans are split on his future. grateful for delivering six super bowl rings. some fans think it is time to move on after missing the playoffs the last two years. belichick could be coaching a new team. one could be the washington commanders who fired their coach this morning. >> bill: i do now, right. ben keeps us updated. belichick has had a hell of a run in new york if it is the end. his winning percentage. most teams would take that. >> dana: six super bowl rings. i also think that ben's prediction of harbaugh going to new england is the right now. i'll say that right now. we'll see what happens. >> [bleep] [shouting. >> bill: this was the video of the week last week. the man who attacked the judge is back before the same judge today.

i'm dana perino. good to have you here. >> bill: it's friday. >> dana: do you know the mayors are defending biden, though? >> bill: on this, yeah. they were, anyway. >> dana: yeah. they are the ones going to the white house. >> bill: it's friday, be in new hampshire this weekend. u.s. mayors looking for federal aid with a record number of migrants flooding into the country. impact is being felt in cities and towns across the country. you have lawmakers in washington seeking a border deal with the biden white house but some major sticking points remain. how do they get there? do they get there? gillian turner, north lawn. snow on the ground today in washington. looks great, gillian, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill and dana. the co-chair of president biden's re-election campaign says forget the border. they're thinking about huge sweeping change for the country ahead of 2024. take a listen. >> for the past 50 years, presidents have been talking about trying to rebuild the country. none were a

. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: yes, tennis superstar nadal may call it quits according to john mcenroy. nadal pulled out of the australian open due to a hip injury. he has won the french open 14 times. tough decision. >> bill: could be a changing of the guard for the old raffi. >> dana: i was in his hometown over the break. there is a lot of nadal gear around as there should be. check this out here. >> what we are experiencing at the southern border is not unique to the southern border or to the united states. >> dana: dhs secretary mayorkas defending his record at the border as house republicans move to impeach him for allowing the crisis at the southern border to spiral out of control. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: busy day today. bill hemmer. good morning. secretary mayorkas passing the buck and blaming congress, accusing lawmakers of failing to make the necessary changes needed to fix the immigration system calling it broken. national border patrol council president brandon judd last hour saying he puts the blame on mayorkas and president

>> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." yes, i'm glad to be back in my own bed. i could have used three more hours of sleep. i love this supreme court case. it is a big one. it might sound small but it could change everything in d.c. and federal agencies are watching it closely. this one commercial fishermen are fighting the government on a rule forces them to help fund a federal conservation program costing ships $7 hundred per day and experts say that could bankrupt the entire industry. let's get to the chief legal correspondent shannon bream at the supreme court. do you share my enthusiasm? >> dana, you know i do. i think it's the wonkyness in us that loves this case. this particular case is about fishermen, but it impacts every single american because there are thousands of regulations that touch your lives every day. in this case, the program would mean this fisheries and vessels had to pay for the monitors on board their ships to monitor what they were doing and enforcing the regulations. they said there is no way that can be a reasonable interpretation of

>> dana: i believe it. they'll use your taxpayer dollars to get to the solutions they come up with it. here is harris. >> harris: the man behind biden or the man president

speed to wrap it up for us, dana. >> dana: last week.n said so far? it was not by politician. it was a democrat who took the opportunity to tell the left, what you're doing is wrong, why can't you be open-minded to what these people who would vote for republican and trump, what they are thinking, he was trying to ask them to be a little bit humble and gracious. show a little bit of mercy, and look in the mirror. one of the reasons why they're so worried is because they think they're going to lose again. another reason why i don't think michelle obama would get in the race. don't think she is going to. does not like politics. do you think she wants to risk losing to president trump? no way. the other thing. rachel maddow said that trump wants t the and of elections. while tonight, going to see results in a write in a campaign for the democrats and by then. dnc has said that nobody so here is going to count as a judge said. who is doing the election interference? asking for grace, mercy for everybody. to humbly listen to people he might no

dana: good for you. go to school, but i just stay at home with them. bill: okay, i was going to say, a big job there. your first choice is vivek ramaswamy. >> yes. bill: how did he win you over? >> you know what? every time i watch him talk, i agree with every single thing he says, it's unbelievable. i can't believe there's a candidate like him. bill: give me an example. what does he say that you say, yeah, right on. >> okay. he wants education to be not controlled by the federal government, he wants it to be at a state level, and he wants to expand school choice which is something that iowa currently has right now. and it's fantastic. and that, education is probably one of my top issues. and to be able to foresee a country that has school choice options at all the, in all the states would be huge to me. bill: okay. dana: jeremy, you've been on our show before, it's good to see you. how do you think the turnout's going to be tomorrow night? i know you know the state very well. who are you voting for? >>

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone.a perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ growing fallout over the newly-released just know mike jeffrey epstein documents, shocking high-profile names being revealed from a list hollywood celebrities to titans of industry and even former u.s. presidents. and that is just the start. a second batch could be released at any moment, we'll keep an eye on that. one name that appears 50 times in the document is former president bill clinton. one of epstein's accusers, joanna schonberg, testified that the pedophile told her clinton quote likes them young, referring to young girls. telling jesse the documents raise new questions about the former president. >> a victim reported being on a helicopter with him and maxwell. and there is another statement that she made that clinton was on the island, which is very different than what we had heard previously. we heard he was not on the island. har

let's cruise back to dana and we'll bring in katie pavlich to address this. >> dana: let's talk abouthis and get into it in terms of the youth vote. did you see anything trends between iowa and new hampshire or too soon to tell? >> it's too soon to tell. interesting to watch the biden/phillips thing play out. it's similar to the bernie sanders/biden match-up we saw. young people want to be rebels and want something different and liberal. why they won't necessarily vote for republicans they want the try and go against the grain and more in line with what they believe in or someone just breaking what's conventional wisdom for what democrats are trying to sell. they also like dean phillips because he is younger and presenting a different point of view. the biden campaign is trying to rope in younger voters including the super boxed supporting the biden team. >> bill: you come to these events. some things surprise you and some things don't. a lot of the latter is how it plays out. maybe we could argue how the vote came in on the republican side last night. held some drama. you make the sa

dana. >> dana: aishah hosni, thank you. >> bill: the u.s. carrying out strikes.nian proxies in iraq stirring up new fears the hostilities may spread. if anything else they aren't damping down. general jack keane is here oh that. nice to see you. we have to do something, right? we had our own people hit in this latest round but you could argue right now we're hitting hezbollah and houthi rebels at the same time. how do you see it now and where do you see it going? >> certainly responding in kind was the right thing to do. we have to recognize that hezbollah, which is the iranian backed militia group inside of iraq, they are armed, trained, and funded by the iranians. obviously shooting advanced weapons systems in terms of ballistic missiles is something iran has provided to them, has also provided to hezbollah in lebanon and also to the houthis in yemen. so i applaud the administration for doing something about it certainly and trying to take out the capabilities that hezbollah, much as we do the same thing with the houthis. but until we go to the center of gravit

some knew that perhaps, dana. >> dana: i read that yesterday.bill: morehead lienls. biden continues to have complete confidence in austin. no plan other than for austin to stay in his job. and they spoke several days ago. maybe they spoke twice, maybe saturday and last thursday. biden looks forward to having austin back at the pentagon as soon as possible. he has resumed all authority carrying out duties from the hospital. >> dana: they might try to put all this in a box and hope it goes away. i don't think that will cut it. we'll see if there is more. harris faulkner will take you through the next hour. here she is. >> harris: you have to tel

. >> dana: great to be with you. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom."t's wonderful to come back to bedford, new hampshire, a beautiful and wonderful state. they have had a lot of politics here before we arrived. >> bill: everybody is engaged and what we love to see. >> dana: the latest poll shows former president trump leading nikki haley by nearly 20 points. the race narrowed to a one-on-one match-up after yesterday's surprise resignation by florida governor ron desantis. >> it's clear to me that republican voters want to give trump a number chance. he is superior to the incumbent joe biden. that's clear. i signed a pledge to support the republican nominee and i will honor that pledge. >> dana: nikki haley is here and will join us in a moment. let's begin with bryan llenas live in manchester, new hampshire and an update on all things from his point of view. >> good morning. governor ron desantis was set to have a 5:00 p.m. meet and greet in manchester, new hampshire yesterday before he released that video announcing he was dropping out of the race, end

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>> thanks, dana.ll: how late is it to wish somebody happy new year? that's today's hemmer celebrity news as we begin 2024. the writer and comedian larry david had thoughts on this. >> happy new year. >> it's a little late frankly for the happy new year. >> why? it just happened a couple weeks ago. >> statute of limitations has run out. three days, plenty. >> bill: i'm good with that. that is today. >> dana: people celebrate birthdays for a month. i think you can say happy new year for a month. especially if you haven't seen the person yet, right? happy new year, everybody. i will say it every day in january. you will get sick of me. >> bill: happy new year. >> dana: he is already sick of me and been back an hour. unfortunately we have breaking news that dozens were killed in an explosion near the tomb of an iranian general. what about sky high tensions in the middle east? iran threatening u.s. forces across the region. is the biden administration's policies letting tehran off the hook? >> we are now g

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. we're the last men stand. the former president clearing 50% and the majority of the vote and running up the score with nearly every key voting group in communities across the hawkeye state. ron desantis edging out nikki haley for second place. giving his campaign a shot of adrenaline before they go to south carolina. >> bill: we have every angle for you, jessica -- alexis mcadams is in new hampshire, already. that's the next stop a week from today. bill melugin has the wrap from des moines in iowa. one last shot here from the capital city. hello. >> bill, good morning. for a little perspective how dome donald trump, he was 98 count eels out of 99. the one he lost was by one vote. he even sounded complimentary of his opponents. >> i want to congratulate ron and nikki for having a good time together. we're all having a good time together. and i think they both actually did very well. i also want to congratulate vivek because he did a hell of a job. >> as for nikki haley and ron desantis they were neck-and-neck a

dana. >> dana: other news, fox news was emotion beaded with israel's military in the heart of gaza stripfor hamas weapons inside a tunnel and school. alex hogan is live with more from the front lines. what did you see, alex? >> hi, dana. as tensions spill out across the middle east we went to the heart of the conflict. we traveled to khan younis. one of the focal points. driving into gaza we're embedded with the idfs 55th brigade. constant threat of ambushes from below. >> there is more than 5,000 holes and tunnels in gaza. >> this is one of the fortified tunnels used by hamas, idf just blew it up last month. a quarter mile of the border from israel. troops get word as we're down here. >> wounded soldier. >> about another injured comrade. driving deeper into the strip grass is replaced with the remains and flattened suburbs. we're in khan younis and hear the artillery overhead. we're taken to a school. israeli soldiers say hamas stashed weapons and dug a tunnel under the playground. >> we had them hiding in a basement of the school and they started shooting at us and this is literally th

. >> bill: dana has a question. >> dana: a lot of people think what will happen in 2028? could ron desantis make a run for that? do you think based on what's going on we the media and politicians will be here in 2028, does new hampshire maintain the position as the first primary in the nation? >> i absolutely do. this is a state-run election and we have a lot of -- more than that, it is a great testing ground. we don't want to tell the rest of the country what to do. we want to test candidates and see how they are good. if they're good it's better for the party in the long run. you get a better candidate. >> bill: wonder if democratic voters hold it against him. i guess that's the underlying -- that's the undertow here. quick answer. >> on the other side of that is donald trump who most democrats, despite the fact they were snubbed in new hampshire, they don't like him and motivated to vote against him. >> bill: you are saying new hampshire is not dead. >> dana: it's very much alive and we love it here and your place here in new hampshire. fox news alert. iran raising the

thank you. >> dana: u.s.icial confirms to fox news the military launch i had an air strike in baghdad this morning targeting a militia leader responsible for 118 strikes on american forces in the region since mid october. general jack keane joins me now. what do you know about this individual or this group that was targeting americans and why do we take the opportunity now? was it just presented to us? >> well, this is part of the population mobilization front that's a key organization that's iranian-backed militia group that has been leading much of the attacks against our bases in iraq and syria. they were really focusing on the senior leader who is one of the six people in a vehicle. i think four were killed. x number wounded. likely we've been tracking this individual for some time making we know of his whereabouts and used a drone to sur veil him and also to issue the strike. high time we started taking down some of these leaders in my mind. i think this should be an initial first step and continue to be

hi, lucas. >> hi, dana. president biden is returning here to the critical battleground state of pennsylvania. a state he has visited more than any other state since becoming president. we're only 15 miles away from george washington's winter encampment at valley forge and president biden going to philadelphia ahead of the mid-term elections flanked by marine corps. yesterday karine jean-pierre explained why the president has come back here. >> january 6th was an unprecedented attack on our core principles and democracy and the rule of law and our constitution. this is something that the president takes very seriously. it was disrespectful to our constitution, attack on our democracy and the president -- these are values we hold close as a country and nation. >> the bide campaign released its first campaign ad in 2024. >> there is something dangerous happening in america, an extremist movement that doesn't believe in our democracy. >> republicans say biden is running on january 6th and so-called democracy mov

i like this, dana. >> dana: wait for me to tell all of you. a piece of my mind. >> i think iowa is always engaged. they like to get in the weeds of politics. you think about iowa as a state. it is 3.2 million people. of that about 180,000 caucused in 2016 with the weather what it is, they are hardy and will get out. it will go down 150,000 people will determine this first step. it is not just who comes in first or second. it is about momentum. if there is a balance and a surprise that person bounces someplace else. so that i think is really interesting. iowa takes it seriously. >> dana: a voter named jeff, a voter chairman thinking about trump. look at here. >> i think from the indictments to whatever there is an attack that people see as politicized it hardens that solid rapport they have and i think you are right. i think there is a sympathy and a sense of wrong. i haven't seen this the last seven cycles i've been part of. that is almost a perfect storm of passion for their candidate. >> dana: do you think the democrats have miscalculated ho

good morning, dana. how are you doing? >> dana: galling. your taxpayers dollars are not only paying for the salaries of the officers who deserve more but the hotel rooms and the shelter for guys who just got off. we'll have more on that. this is dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." you might have assumed. this happened on saturday knifed in times square. the scene is close to several hotels used as shelters. police were trying to break up a crowd when the fighting erupted. >> bill: they argue it shows why every state in america is a border state. >> when president biden opened up the borders and allowed this influx to massively come into our country, whether it's chicago, whether it's denver or even the surrounding communities, we have created a crisis. >> dana: team fox coverage paul mauro is on deck. we begin with cb cotton in times square. >> good morning. nypd tells me it is looking for more suspects after two officers were knocked down, kicked and punched right here times square. the men involved in the assault were migrants. che

. >> dana: you can't get it from coughing, someone is coughing. >> exactly. >> dana: you don't want to scare people. >> it was a one-time thing. nobody will get alzheimer's because somebody next to them has it. it is not contagious like that. you don't get it from casual exposure. it will never be a major issue. >> dana: dr. marc siegel, thank you. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: fox news alert protecting our nation's kids from sexual predators on social media. big tech titans set to testify before the senate judiciary committee. lawmakers will hold their feet to the fire about the lurking dangers and filth allegedly on their platforms that target some of the most vulnerable victims. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: hot first hour. more coming now right now. i'm bill hemmer, good morning. a who's who of silicon valley. some of the biggest ceos face questions how they are safeguarding your kids that are threats only a click away. it could get contentious. grieving families who lost loved ones say words are no longer enough. >> i don't know how long w

dana. >> dana: troubling all around. thank you.ent biden's homeland security secretary mayorkas getting underway right now on capitol hill. house republicans are holding the first of several committee hearings aimed at getting rid of mayorkas over his handling of the border crisis claiming his refusal to enforce immigration laws passed by congress is a grave danger to national security. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: good morning, there. big first hour. here we go again, right? two committees looking at this is

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." great to be with you as always. impeachment investigators sit down with hunter biden's close friend kevin morris as questions swirl about his financial relationship with the president's son. >> bill: who is kevin morris? an entertainment lawyer and author who first met hunter biden at a political fundraiser in 2019. morris took on the role of legal aide advising hunter on his paternity and child support lawsuits. most importantly morris was hunter's bankrolling paying off the president's son's debt with the i.r.s. and a business partner in a chinese controlled company and now funding a documentary titled redemption story. >> dana: let's go to david spunt live on capitol hill with this. what will we find out? >> good morning. no sign of kevin morris yet. we expect to get a transcript in the next few days. kevin morris is coming on his own, not under any formal subpoena, and as you mentioned, dana and bill, he is very close to hunter biden. so close that he accompanied the president's son to his own contempt hearing j

and that's wrong, dana.he have should be terminated or she should resign. >> dana: bill ackman, a wealthy individual on this from the beginning writes new whistleblower complaint alleging 50 instances of plagiarism by gay. whistleblower races serious issues how the initial investigation into her work was conducted. the media must dig deeper here, gay gate is in need of greater sunlight. it might be the mainstream media doesn't look anymore into this. we're not in the age where the mainstream media uncovers things like this necessarily anymore. you look at stanford and what happened to that president based on a student who wrote a piece in the newspaper which basically led to the eventual resignation. in this case for claudine gay, what do you think she is holding on for? >> i will tell you, she is waiting. she is the first black female president of harvard ever. so there is a tremendous amount of pressure on harvard not to fire the first black female. notwithstanding the incompetence or the cheating or the h

dana?treats customers and co-workers like family a guy named robert loves the restaurant so much. one day in june he paid for every table's bill and tipped $10,000 a girl became close to this guy working there she has a young son. come on, judge. she has a young son and just recovered from cancer. he gave her another $10,000 recently. and she said you realize that there is a god when you see actions like that. >> jesse: that is very, very beautiful. jessica? >> jessica: okay. so, an anchorage alaska family built a 20-foot snowman that the locals have dubbed snow zilla. building ginormous snow men in 2005. when the city sent them a cease and desist notice. the snowmen became such a distraction the neighbors started complaining about the traffic. we hope the snow zilla is here to stay at least until the spring. >> greg: two know zillas in trouble today. hunter and that snowman. >> jessica: i got it. >> greg: had to explain it. believe me. all right. let's do this. okay. so tonight we have a r

dana. >> dana: thank you, casey stiegel live in eagle pass. >> bill: let's bring there the kinney county sheriff. looking at your location you're south of del rio, west of uvalde. your area is largely rule. you have seen the crisis firsthand. our mayor in new york is suing for a lot of money, okay? what has this cost you and your people? >> good morning. it's costing me a fortune here. thank god for governor abbott giving us additional couple million dollars to kinney county to handle the overtime and extra equipment to fight this because the federal government won't. >> dana: what about something that we talked about a little earlier and that is the other crimes that surround this. for example, the high-speed chases that put people in danger. how are you dealing with that as a sheriff especially when it is putting your citizens, taxpayers at risk? >> well, last year alone from january 1st to december 31st i've got six full-time deputies. those guys were involved in over 260 high speed pursuits just for that year. >> bill: six guys, 260. >> that's almost one a day. my residents have to b

dana and bill. if we continue to be reactive and continue to say gosh, when they do something we're going to hold them accountable the iranians will continue at this. it will not only be in israel and gaza, it will be all across the world. three the world's largest state sponsor of terror deeply connected to iran and china. i think we're risking escalation continuing in the way we've seen it happen in the past weeks. >> bill: a couple of things here. they've been trying to not to give this escalate more than it has. the missile range iran has today. quite stunning. ballistic and cruise missiles. if you want to make the case they could hit eastern india and hit mainland europe. the axis of resistance. this is the route that iran has used and part of the reason why our u.s. troops are there. 3500 of them trying to prevent them from resupplying hezbollah in lebanon or forces in syria and supplying forces in the west bank there just west of where you see jordan on the map. jack keane last hour said you

dana and bill. >> dana: thank you so much. bill at the board. >> bill: want to give our virus an idea what we're talking about. mexico to the left. eagle pass to the right in the state of texas. this is about 2 1/2 mile stretch along the rio grande. the park itself, however, is this 43 acre plot. we have a baseball field, parking lot as well. and that's the area right now where texas said we'll slow the flow and hopefully we'll stop the flow, hence the reason why the wire has gone up. this is the reality of encounters at the border. when you compare the trump administration with the biden administration. per month in counters. you're up to 200,000, right? here is the election time. you got biden in blue and trump in red. you see the way this average has gone. it is pretty incredible from where you were in 2020 to where we are now in early 2024. pretty astounding and apparent on that. the other part of the story now. you have 25 republican governors that have said they'll back texas governor greg abbott. everything in red they

. >> dana: quite an open. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we'll get you to the news. we're learning more about the strike that killed three u.s. soldiers at a u.s. outpost in jordan. an official confirming the reason the drone got past our defenses was it was mistaken for a u.s. drone and that was returning to base at the same time. more on that in a moment. >> bill: we're learning the names of three americans killed. sergeant william rivers of georgia, specialist kennedy sanders of georgia, specialist breonna moveette of savannah, georgia. >> want everyone to know that kennedy was a fun-loving person and lived her life to the fullest. she enjoyed her life. i encourage everyone, you know, to do the same. >> i came home, my big brother came home, my dad came home. a lot of us don't have the opportunity to come home and for those who don't, we should honor them. >> dana: senator tom cotton is on deck with reaction. we begin with mark meredith at the white house. >> good morning to you. the white house has yet to say when president biden will o

>> dana: your other two issues are? >> the border, of course, and the economy. >> dana: why does desantis catch your attention? >> variety of reasons. i think he has a strong record as a florida governor. he is a three-term congressman so he has experience in washington and on the other hand he is not owned by washington. the way he handled covid in florida was keeping schools open, businesses open, a variety of reasons there. reduce government spending. it lines up with what i think is important with the economy and where he stands on the border. again, i'm all for immigration as long as it's legal and controlled. >> dana: you want a process. dennis, you are in storm lake, iowa in farm management and real estate. the economy is your top issue. the issues that you guys mentioned are the ones that we can see over and over again in the polls. economy is usually number one, the border, and, of course, military strength or the position of the country. when you think about the economy, you want somebody like nikki haley in o

most new yorkers don't. >> dana? >> dana: right.ave too much more to say because i was going to make a lot of those points about women who don't have protection from executive security or maybe perhaps undercover fbi. they could be on the lookout for them. i remember on newsroom interviewing a woman from chicago whose stalker, ex-husband, somehow got out of jail. it was a bail situation, came and he murdered her child. and then tried to murder her. he didn't succeed but she lives with all of this agony. actually, she ran for congress. i really admire her. back to taylor swift, she's taken on some fights for people on their behalf in the past. and it's not the same as stalking, but on the streaming issue, when the songwriters and the singers weren't getting paid what they were due she fought for them. and i know that she doesn't want this fight but it is possible that if they figure out some sort of legal way to make a difference that she could really help a lot of other people. >> maybe she could help the people of texas and do some

no travel this weekend. >> dana: for some. >> bill: for work. >> dana: true. >> bill: good morning. the biden administration giving the lone star state a friday deadline after the u.s. supreme court ruled that federal border patrol agents could remove razor wire installed by texas. this runs along a stretch of land near the border in eagle pass. the governor tells us on this program yesterday that the battle is far from over. jacque heinrich has the story from the north lawn today. good morning to you. >> good morning. texas governor greg abbott is citing his constitutional authority to defend against an invasion. he is also saying that the federal government broke its pact with the states to enforce laws on the books. now some democrats are pressuring the biden administration to establish sole federal control of the national guard and push back on this. the white house has not tell graphed its next move. some texas officials are calling biden's bluff. >> the biggest mistake the biden administration could make would be confronting law enforcement or our military and national guard a

good to see you. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: bill, how about them packers? up the cowboys 48-32. sorry, lawrence jones. jordan love threw for three touchdowns. dallas fans frustrated by the result and ended up leaving the game early. questions surround mike mccarthy. bill belichick could be an option to replace him if he is fired. >> jerry jones said i have never experienced such a horrible loss in my life to paraphrase his words. i was watching the game with him last night. he was getting pounded. >> dana: green bay on the way? called it. i don't know. >> bill: every day you say how about the pack? go back go. presidential candidates making their final pitch to caucus goers in the hawkeye state. cities racing to house migrants as temperatures drop and shelters get overrun as more asylum seekers arrive in the country crossing that border every single day. hi, i'm sally. i'm from phoenix, arizona. i'm a flight nurse on a helicopter that specializes in trauma. i've been doing flight nursing for 24 years. as you get older, your brain slows down and i had a fear

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." some people wondered if the biden administration would ever be willing to do. the u.s. carried out strikes in coordination with the united kingdom scorching more than 60 houthi targets. >> bill: part of tehran's response to the israeli war on hamas. according to general jack keane earlier today he says it is time to go after iran directly. >> the center of gravity for the aggression in the middle east that we're experiencing is iran. we have said this time and time and time again. and to deter the proxies themselves by hitting them will not be sufficient. we have got to go after iran. >> dana: all this unfolding while the head of our military defense, secretary lloyd austin, is hospitalized. abc news reporting president biden and austin first met to discuss these strikes on january 1st. that was the same day austin was admitted to the icu. congressman mike gallagher is here with reaction. let's begin with an update from the white house. jacque heinrich is there. >> good morning. presi

thanks, dana. >> dana: a new scandal at espn. submitted fake names to the academy so on-air talent could be given emmy awards that should have been to producers. this means everyone gets a trophy. >> it is so true. they wanted their talent to have an emmy and so they -- i don't know why they should have been able to allow them to put their talent on the list of producers. if they were doing a producer's job, if it was part of it. the rules say you can't have it. there are too many emmys. >> dana: absolutely. we don't worry about it. >> bill: espn said some members of the team were clearly wrong in submitting certain names that may go back to 1997 and categories where they were not eligible for recognition. this was a misguided attempt to recognize individuals who were important members of our production team. if you were an anchor you knew if your name was submitted as opposed to a statue showing up in your office. >> that's the thing. i got the trophy. thanks for the trophy. i didn't know i was part of this thing. like participa

. >> bill: the point dana made. there is no precedent for the state of new york to put somebody on trial an convict them for misstating a value of a piece of property. this is the first time. if it were to reach the new york state supreme court level, is that republican, is that democrat in a blue state like new york? what's the breakdown. >> you are looking at democrat judges in the state of new york. at the end what they are going to be looking at are two separate things. abusive distraction or error. the standards you talk about in appeals courts. so the different legal issues and factual issues at play at each stage of appeal, the trump team will bring those up and seek the relief. they haven't found much favor from the appellate courts yet. >> dana: i want to play this for you. we're watching the courtroom. the president has spoken. i don't think you'll see him again. letitia james is an interesting person. in the courtroom every day and making sure she is in the camera shot and pushing this. she had planned th

but we don't know that, dana. this is very important again because there were no sentences or paragraphs or pages of an opinion written by the supreme court. so no one knows at all what they were thinking. they wanted to send it back to the fifth circuit. >> bill: i know you paid attention to new hampshire the other night and exit polling and voter analysis, immigration is top im number one. we saw it in iowa and new hampshire. americans are thinking about this. i'm curious of a shadow story that a lot of people don't talk about. what the administration is doing with mexico and this has been going on for some time. maybe a month or more than that and antony blinken and the president's deputies coming to washington, d.c. do you believe this administration is ready and prepared to change policy at the border in an election year with ten months to spare that would make the issue less potent for democrats come november? >> it's hard for me to tell what is going on. what is clear is that joe biden has from the time he

filing. >> dana: the d.o.j.d the white house instead of saying our bad, sorry, they decided to double down. i wonder how people in texas feel about that? >> they're upset and regretfully shows the symptomatic nature of the white house position on having this open border policy that leaves states like ours to fund securing the border. since this incident broke out i have had a chance to visit with several law enforcement officials on the ground who consistently day in day out risk their own lives to preserve the life, liberty and property of texas residents and residents in other border states. so i know that federal officials, local law enforcement are still working collaboratively as we speak to try to enforce immigration laws we know it because we know the white house is in its own world. it is completely disconnected with the facts on the ground and as has been pointed out, the evidence shows that mexican authorities recovered the bodies and for the white house to blame texas and this governor is just sick an

>> dana, it's incomprehensible.ust have just felt for john kirby yesterday as a former spokesperson. the lack of curiosity doesn't understand the core incompetence how to lose your secretary of defense and the president of the united states can't know his secretary of defense is going under anesthesia, in the hospital and has got cancer. i spoke to president trump secretary of state nearly every day. he knew how to reach me instantly. it is a national security problem because the world is counting on the united states to be able to respond quickly and efficiently. if you don't know who is in charge that's very hard to do. second, it just demonstrates this administration after three years still doesn't understand the basics of how to run an operation. >> dana: what do you think other leaders or adversaries think about when they look at this incident? >> doesn't take a c.i.a. director to know that. what is going on in the united states that a secretary of defense would choose not to tell his boss he was going to be of

dana. >> dana: we'll pay attention to that.k you. >> bill: a highly exclusive club got a new member last night's emmy awards. that's the hemmer celebrity news. elton john became the 19th person to get the grand slam of american entertainment. an emmy for the farewell tour at dodger stadium. add it to the grammys, five of them. the oscars, two of them and tony, one of them and he has the elite status, the egot club he got. not many folks are out there. >> dana: has he won 99 counties in iowa? i don't think so. not yet. we'll see. wait, he can't run anyway. that's great for elton john. peter will be happy to hear that. there is a statewide ban on tackle football for kids under 12 coming up for a vote in california. a growing debate as parents fight for what's best for their kids. plus the dream of owning a home is fading away for many young americans. larry kudlow will tell us why it's getting harder to live a middle class lifestyle and how younger generations are changing their goals to meet lower expectations. >> when you have

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you go, girl. >> dana: deed. jesse?il-in ballot. some democrat comes by mailbox baseballs the heck out of it. you can't cast a vote in this country. >> dana: you can't. greg, what do you have? >> greg: let's do this. ♪ robots are great ♪ robots are great ♪ robots are great. >> greg: a robot created a robot babysitter for your pets, check this out. robot around your house following your pets, whatever is he doing. and it dispenses food. it will play with your dog. and analyze your dog's behavior and eating habits to get to know its routine. you never have to worry about it again. we're thinking about getting this for kilmeade because no one. [laughter] likes to be around him. >> dana: follow him all around. jessica, we will get you tomorrow. that is it for us. hey, bret. i think you are behind -- >> bret: i love the bill hemmer

thank you for your time. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: bill, there is news, major shake-up on the sidelinesball. jim harbaugh is leaving the university of michigan heading back to the nfl. that's the national football league becoming the head coach of the last chargers, the team announced the move yesterday. he is going out on top. michigan won their first national title this past season for the first time since 1997. >> bill: smart move. he will make some money. he was making money at michigan but wins the title and gets out from underneath all the allegations of stealing signs. >> dana: more fun to be a coach in the nfl or college? >> bill: i think it depends on the person. listen to them carefully how you raise a young man and coach him and manage him versus how you raise a grown man and manage him. >> interesting. >> bill: very cool psychology. depends on your skill set. >> dana: good luck. >> bill: roll this. >> does he know when they left or does he not? does he know if his dogs were there, does he not? there is way too many questions still needing to be answered. and nobody can answe

>> dana: that's true. proponents of defund the police but there is a pattern -- and you see this repeatedly, and the shadiness of paying the family members to do things, sometimes it is necessary to pay them for things, in a rural district especially, but i think it is time to defund the capitol hill shadiness that happens, it can happen on both sides. the doj doesn't announce something like this and she doesn't confirm something like this if it isn't already well down the path, so her election might be in jeopardy. >> jesse: greg? >> greg: yeah, i think the biggest crime here is she used taxpayer money to pay for something that she was depriving over the taxpayer. she was defunding the police while transferring resources to fund her own private police. you know what? i'm going to use an analogy that maybe jesse might use. >> jesse: yeah. >> greg: she is like a morbidly obese doctor telling you to lose weight except you are not fat and he is only doing it so he can steal your lunch. that's exactly what she

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." it's interesting it feels like every day we come here and there is another little bit and another little bit. the retaliation from the biden administration, it's been a long time coming since the middle of october pro-iranian mill i shalls have attacked 118 times. >> bill: let's get to senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot watching the story from london. let's begin with you. hello. >> bill and dana. our crack team at the pentagon in the last 30 minutes has been able to confirm this. a major strike by the united states on a militia leader right in the center of baghdad. we cannot confirm whether it was a drone strike or an air strike but apparently it didn't hit a building, headquarters as was earlier reported. it hit a vehicle with this individual number one and number two and number three in the echelon of an iranian-backed militia that is active in iraq, as well as in syria. at least one dead, perhaps two, perhaps more injured. we got some reaction from the groupings of