so far, dana, so good. >> dana: any moments now we will see biden and trump. as kayleigh pointed out they had a friendly a good meeting in the days after the election. i imagine the same was true here as larry said, this is a nice, beautiful moment and again shows the world that we are the country that does this over and over again in a peaceful way. >> you think about how intimate this car ride is. melania trump get in and we see a door open. >> dana: thank you. >> this might be president trump here. >> dana: jd vance and kamala harris as they make their way to their vehicle. >> melania trump did not come to the white house visit. >> kamala harris did not invite jd vance and his family. they could take a look when they weren't there. >> in fairness the last administration broke tradition as well. the one tradition unbroken is the peaceful transfer of power and you have to wonder what are they talking about now? what is melania trump discussing with jill biden? >> dana: possibly the weather. but also i do think that they do both have strong support of their hu

hi, jonathan. >> good morning, dana.last 15 minutes or so, the winds have really picked up here once again. while firefighters do have the upper hand this morning, they are not letting down their guard in any way, shape or form. i want to give you a quick look at the kind of -- gives you a sense of how quickly those flames move when they get going. you are looking at a huge burn scar here on the shores of lake castaic where those claims were ripping through yesterday threatening the town of castaic itself and just to the south of that santa clarita forcing tens of thousands of people evacuating their homes. given what has happened over the last couple of weeks here in the l.a. area, nobody was taking any risks with those evacuation orders. when they heard them, people got out and they got out quickly. we had another fire break out late last night, the early hours of the morning east coast time. that was called the sepulveda fire. it was near the iconic getty center and also threatened and ordered evacuation for some home

dana. >> dana: and alexandria hoff is live at st. john's church in washington where president-elect trump and jd vance are attending a private prayer service. a beautiful tradition. what do you have, alexandria? >> good morning. this tradition goes back 92 years first started by franklin roosevelt. most presidents to be have started their inauguration behind me at st. john's. we watched as the president-elect and vice president elect both arrived here 15 minutes ago and then at 8:48 we heard the bells ring out 60 times signaling this inauguration and the start of the service here. we expect it more brief than it has been in years past intentional coming from the pastor here, reverend fisher, he is going to be leading the services today and he said in a memo to members of st. john's, this is intentionally pared down this year. no sermon. it will be prayer led. letting the hymns and scripture and the president-elect really have room to breathe in this space. inside st. john's where the president-elect is now with close friends and fami

dana white is on the board.uckerberg but this never would have happened if it wasn't for trump. then you have a new version of community notes, it wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for trump and musk. it feels like -- what do you call it, harold? animal spirits? it is economic. when animal spirits are high, people are more likely to be optimistic, spend, invest, make decisions. it comes from the latin phrase, jesse, the breath that it weakens the human mind. i feel like we are in a shared moment where a country as a whole, a shared moment went from wanting to deciding. so you see all these things happen, and it doesn't feel like a coincidence. i learned something. it took me 5-6 years to learn it. the trump effect is a two-way street. what were supporters expected to do for trump as a supporter in 2015 and on? you had to defend and explain him. and it was a lot of work, because the tweeting and stuff. but what did you get in return? what did you hope in return? this is the payoff, the reciprocity. he is the co

. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: it's called black monday. jackson is cutting loose doug peterson. at least five teams are in the market for a new head coach. now i understand what the woman next to me was talking about at the nail salon last night. all this stuff how it was like a bad day in football and everybody was getting fired. >> bill: it's what happens when your teams don't do well. >> dana: how are the bengals? >> bill: they let a few go, too. black monday. >> dana: let's get you to this. president-elect trump set to step to the microphones going to speak from mar-a-lago in less than an hour from now. he may talk about a variety of issues. he is kicking his agenda into overdrive and just crossing the wires now his legal team asking new york state appeals court to dismiss the hush money case ahead of sentencing on friday. andy mccarthy was on with us talking about that. much more to come in this brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," welcome. i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. clock is getting slim right now in order to get an appeal that might be effective. maybe

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is a in us news. we have so much to talk about including the chiefs, and all of it. a few hours from now congress will officially certify the results of the 2024 election and presiding in her role as vice president harris, she will have to do it. >> bill: she whats a unique role today. others did the same in their jobs. >> dana: the speaker is in place, republicans are turning their attention to trump's day one agenda. priorities. restoring law and order and boosting national security and securing the border. >> he wants all this included in one massive bill. speaker mike johnson on sunday telling maria republicans are locked in on it. >> beginning immediately, we want to make sure that we're jump starting the agenda now over the next two weeks so he is prepared and ready on day one. >> dana: let's bring in kayleigh mcenany. great to have you here. this is interesting to us. we woke up and susie wiles had done an interview with axios. she says this about the first 1 hundred days. i have every hope the

. >> dana: hello everyone, i'm dana perino with judge jeanine pirro and jesse waters.his is "the five" >> preserve, protect and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. congratulations mr. president. >> dana: 45 is now 47. donald trump getting sworn into office as president of the united states completing a political come backup paralleled in history. and earlier, during his second inaugural address. >> the golden age of america begins now from this day forward our country will flourish and be respected again all over the world. america's decline is over. our liberties and our nations glorious destiny will no longer be denied and we will immediately restore the integrity, competency and loyalty of america's government. we will move with purpose and speed to bring back hope. prosperity, safety and peace for citizens of every race, religion, color, and creed. for american citizens, january 20, 2025, is liberation day. >>> many people thought it was impossible to stage a historic poli

glad i went. >> dana: you took that photo?>> bill: a really good one. >> dana: in case you don't know out there, america. bill hemmer is an excellent photographer. >> bill: it was great to go and i'm happy to be home. >> dana: we headed south at well. we were in argentina with friends. it was very touristy tango show. i learned a lot about the country. they are excited about their president. a fascinating and beautiful country. you can drink a lot of red wine there. it doesn't make you sick and, you know, it was a great and beautiful time. we are both glad tock back and i'll see you on "the five" tonight as well. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. vice president

>> dana: i don't even know if i should try.s, if you're at a hotel and they have really nice toiletries, do you ever take them, or robes, and now you probably can't, but way back in the day when i worked on capitol hill, if i went on a business trip for the church group, i would take the extra toiletries and we would give them to the homeless. i didn't take them from the homeless. why am i explaining this? >> greg: no, no, no, that is not the story. you were supposed to give the toiletries to the homeless, but you said you did and you kept them. >> harold: going to defend dana -- >> dana: you guys didn't understand -- >> greg: and it happened at watergate! >> dana: and i hope this gets on tiktok. a couple of things. there have been a couple of interesting deep dive reports on tiktok, the first talked about tiktok's algorithms, the second these audio recordings that tiktok and police say, talking to china. nobody was for banning the app. the app can exist. the ownership must change. that is what the congress said. and i don't un

thanks. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: a big wild card weekend for football. here we go.anding win over the denver broncos 31-seven. bills quarterback allen overpowering denver's defense. houston texans knocked out the los angeles chargers and dominating fashion. 32-12. houston's defense with four interceptions on chargers' quarterback. that's not a good one, right, bill? the baltimore ravens ran over the steelers running back henry in the 28 to 14 win. the eagles knocked out the green bay packers 22-ten. j.j. and jacob quinn by hardest hit. four green bay turnovers. the washington commanders with a game-winning field goal against tampa bay buccaneers. we went there. it with as a 23-20 win. >> bill: our covid super bowl. >> dana: never forget. >> bill: you had such a great time. >> dana: yeah. >> bill: the game winner, okay, bam. >> dana: oh. >> bill: and you advance. it was a great day of football yesterday. >> dana: j.j. and quinn by were watching the game. this would be me if i played football. >> bill: he is reading a book. called inside excellence written by jim murp

. >> dana: it was. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it's warmer in the studio than last night on "the five." we're warm in spirit indeed. president trump took the reins at 12:03 eastern. >> bill: three speeches, more than 40 executive orders and proclamations, more than 100 personnel moves and more than 200 executive actions and took nearly an hour of questions last evening from the oval office with the white house press corps. >> dana: reporters pressing him on what comes next. he said guys, be patient. >> here for 15 minutes. >> what was it like walking into the oval office this evening? >> what a great feeling. one of the better feelings i've ever had. >> dana: will cain host of the will cain show debuting later today is here with reaction. team fox coverage as well. aishah hosni but first to the white house and jackui heinrich is there. good morning. >> good morning, dana, what a 180 for the last four years around here when former president biden was occupying the oval office it was rare for the press to get into the oval, if we go

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." so they are wasting no time. ice is making nearly 500 arrests in the span of 33 hours. the "new york post" cover, the ice man comes. president trump signing more executive orders including one designed to block illegal crossings and told sean hannity that joe biden's failed policies forced him to take swift action. >> why would somebody say that open borders are good? where jails and mental institutions and gang members off the streets from the toughest cities in the world are being brought to the united states of america and emptied out into our country? why would anybody that even likes -- you don't have to love our country, you have to like it. why would anybody that likes our country, the democrats, allow that to happen? and even now, they're trying to justify it. you can't justify it. >> bill: the ice raids taking place in many parts of the country including the sanctuary city of boston. that's where bill melugin went on an exclusive ride along with ice. bill joins us to tell us what he found and what he saw

good morning, i'm dana perino. >> good morning, dana. i'm bret baier in for bill hemmer. this is "america's newsroom." today he will be consoler in chief. yesterday he put the world on notice. president trump delivering a virtual address to the world economic forum in davos. top line message. make your products in america or get hammered with tariffs and sending a message to china and russia. here is what he told sean hannity? >> you had a conversation with president xi. we have problems with them. they have territorial ambitions with taiwan, electric -- >> i had a great relationship with him prior to covid and a good relationship with him. we had a very good relationship. i had a very good relationship with putin also. >> have you spoken to him? >> president trump: i don't want to say. >> good morning, dana and bret. president trump is making it clear he intends to stick to and carry out america first policies and world leaders are scrambling over how to respond. the topic of tariffs have dominated the conversation where world leaders are hoping for a measured approach.

dana. >> dana: republicans are working to fix the tax code and get rid of taxes on tips. impacted most are reacting. we have that next. >> here is the the deal. no tax on tips. many of these workers are some of the very citizens who were hit hard and very hard by the ravages of the biden economy, which was inflation. when i think of biden i think of incompetence and inflation. icy hot. ice works fast. ♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. sheldon: you know they say, losing hope, that's the real disaster. when tropical storm fred sent a devastating wall of water and debris down this river, it seemed hopeless. but when the waters receded, belfor was here. not just to rebuild, but to help restore the life of this community. belfor. restoring more than property. >> harris: more accomplished in one week with trump than four years of biden is how many are comparing trump's new term with biden's entire presidency. plus immigration, customs and enforcement raids across america have picked up criminal illegals and some sanc

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." los angeles officials are scheduled to give an update at 11:00 a.m. eastern. two hours from now. 1400 firefighters are battling the city is putting out a call to off duty firefighters. saving as many lives as possible. >> bill: the biggest of the three fires is burning in pacific palisades, iconic neighborhood that stretches down to the sea and malibu. homes were built very close together. the flames now reducing entire streets within hours to ash. >> dana: 30,000 people are under evacuation orders, more than 2 hundred thousand are without power. the winds fueling the flames reaching 1 hundred miles-per-hour and it could be days before the wind gusts down die. >> bill: we have our team out there in southern california. william la jeunesse has been on the air for hours along the coast in malibu. jonathan hunt is live in pacific palisades. let's begin with jonathan to find out what is happening now 6:01 local time in california. jonathan, hello. >> good morning to you, bill and dana. ye

>> dana, we do.ordered cartels and one of his executive orders to be labeled as foreign terrorist organizations. what that is going to do is going to allow authorities to fight back against these cartels and also traffickers in a more aggressive way. what i can tell you is here in el paso we have seen firsthand these cartels really have complete control over this area and who and what comes across the border. so earlier this month border patrol agents found this massive, massive smuggling tunnel connecting from mexico to here in el paso. the tunnel described as one of the most sophisticated tunnels officials have seen. six feet tall. four feet wide hidden within a storm drain system. shocking video inside the tunnel shows howell ab rat this tunnel is. it had lighting and ventilation system the. agents uncovered the tunnel after removing a metal plate hiding its entry hole near the border. we spoke with a former border patrol agent who retired in 2023 after more than 20 years on the job. he pointed ou

>> that would be more on the merit. >> dana: thank you both.at to have you. >> sandra: i'll flip you the number. columbia's president caving to pressure from president trump after initially refusing to accept the deportation flights. "outnumbered" co-host kayleigh mcenany is here and will join us in just a few minutes. i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. that's awful, hon. my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos. and he got $2 million in coverage, all online. life insurance made easy. check your price today at ethos.com. most people don't realize how processed typical dog food is. at the farmer's dog, we believe dogs should be able to get their daily nutrition without the excess processing. ♪ at patriot mobile, we take the word service to new heights. serving customers with top tier mobile service is our business, but our mission is to honor and serve patriots. patriot mobile gives back to organizations that defend our god given rights and freedoms. with dependable nationw

we'll see what the judge says in a couple of weeks, bret. >> bret: thanks, dana. >> dana: today marksly bombing at new york city's historic tavern. attackers are still at large believed to be hiding in cuba. and now the victims' families are calling on the trump administration to bring those fugitives back to the united states to face justice. senior correspondent eric shawn is live at the tavern. good morning, eric. >> good morning, dana. as you said 50 years ago there was a bombing here at the historic francis tavern where george washington talked to his troops and now it is being remembered. this morning people gathered to demand justice and also to ask president trump to make the terrorists pay. back in 1975, frank con or was a 33-year-old banker who was having lunch and was killed. three others also and more than 50 people injured back in 1975 when the bomb exploded. it was planted by the post reek terrorist group flan ripping through the dining room. the man believed to be the terrorist chief bomb maker escaped to cuba and lived there with other radicals convicted of killing a n

. >> dana: that was the before and here is the after, same man. >> dana: god bless.with a hurricane you can prepare. you know it is coming. this one really caught people unawares. we will continue to cover this. the press conference by the l.a. supervisor starts in 10 minutes. >> bill: unfortunately the beginning of thousands and thousands of stories in california. our best to them. >> dana: harris faulkner will take you through the next hour. here she is. >> harris: breaking news, america's largest city on the west coast is burn

dana. >> dana: thank you so much, mike emanuel. a beautiful scene.usic is stirring for the soul and i thought that lauren greene used a good word of steward as the president is the commander-in-chief. he has a lot of roles. the steward of the nation's faith is one of them, too. >> bill: beautiful and stunning location in our nation's capital. sometimes you go there and feel like you are in france. it is just the stained glass window and the gothic appearance and the gothic architecture inside that church is really great. we'll leave these pictures with our audience here and take a moment. national cathedral has had a work-out lately. the funeral of jimmy carter last week. we'll watch this one shortly as well. >> dana: president trump remember yesterday said that he had been saved by god and called by god especially after that assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania not to mention the second one in florida. >> bill: there have been some kind of events over the past 24 hours alone, dana. and for our audience who has been watching for the past two

>> dana: fun. >> judge jeanine: where even celebs don't charge to perform. >> dana: you go back and forthatches and one of the reason they called it nixon, it was for the skateboarders and surfers and they wanted to rebel against their parents, their parents hated nixon. it does go back and forth. the other thing president trump was able to do this time around was tapped into the new ways that people are communicating, and you have a lot of these new podcasts, long form ways, people on youtube, and they are funny, and they are having a good time, and their thinking, i want opportunity. they hate the dei stuff and they see president trump getting rid of that. i also noticed a friend of mine said i was watching the inauguration come all the youtube stars were there. and they couldn't believe it. what's interesting is with politics being downstream culture, now it is all the same. it is intermeshing and people having fun in amongst the politics. >> greg: why do they hate cynthia nixon so much? she was one of my favorites on ""sex and the city"." >> dana: she was cute. >> judge jeanine: on yo

dana? dana: yes.said at the top, people are cheerful, easy going, understand the weather changes. nobody was mad, everybody's super patient, so we will pack ours as well. thanks, aishah. bill: karoline leavitt leads our coverage here. good morning to you, nice the see you. there's a lot to talk about. i know you guys are juggling a lot of things at the last minute here. when we get to the moment tomorrow, which is the speech, what's he going to to tell america? >> you're going the hear president trump talk about how we are entering a golden age of america and how americans' hope can be restored in this great nation. you'll hear president trump talk about the reality of the world that a we are living in, the border invasion that that has turned every state in this country into a border state. you'll hear him talk about the dire economic situation that many american husband holds have found themselves in because of the -- american households have found themselves in. then you'll hear about his executive

what do you think of that, dana? >> dana: a couple things. why doesn't she just say no?e was running for office, she said i will never go on a foreign trip and she has been on four los angeles taxpayer dollar foreign trips since she's been in office, which hasn't been that long. so, that was dumb. and all mayors should say i'm not going on the foreign trips. let's just erase that. on the middle of fires, the california legislature announced they struck a $50 million deal on the plan to trump-proof california. so that they could make sure illegal immigrants could be represented by lawyers in the government to help deportation. the other thing is newsom said, pointing out, california soft on crime laws is encouraging looting. guess what encouraged looting? the soft on crime laws. that's what happened. only just recently changed in the last election. >> judge jeanine: you know what dana refers to, jesse, is the fact that proposition 47 that reduced sentences and also reduced the felonies to a misdemeanor were at the behest of governor gavin newsom. he was into reducing crim

dana? >> dana: jonathan hunt, please stay safe. thank you so much.pacific palisades wildfire becomes the most destructive in los angeles history, the city's mayor, she was out of the country while all of this was happening. karen bass is back in the united states now. she had gone to africa to attend the inauguration of ghana's president. meanwhile california governor gavin newsom and president biden are currently in the state getting briefed on the fast burning buyers with officials. the president pledging he is prepared to do anything and everything as long as it takes to contain the fires. they took no questions, but newsom was full of praise for joe and the president felt it was important to focus on this. >> only one piece of good news. my son lives out here, and his wife. they got a notification yesterday, their home is burned to the ground. today, still standing, they are not sure. but the good news is i'm a great-grandfather as of today. [applause] rate granddaughter. >> mr. president of the think you for being here. not just here today, than

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." not as cold as you advertised this morning. this call in the morning early on be prepared. so i had all the gear. it is not that bad. >> bill: you are prepared. >> dana: this is true, thank you, boy scout. kamala harris presided over the process of naming president trump as the president completing that process. of course she was the vice president. this is the the moment she formally announced her own loss. >> donald trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. kamala harris -- [applause] kamala harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. [applause] >> bill: so we have not seen that many times in modern political history. it happened yesterday. meanwhile republicans turning their attention to passing the trump agenda. president-elect and speaker johnson want to fit it all in one big bill. some senators favor splitting in two bills. >> dana: the president-elect says he expects congress to pass his agenda one way or the other. >> i favor one bill. i want to get e

thank you. >> dana: it the cold out there.rty mean you couldn't put them in the bags. new jersey has a better idea it looks like. we'll see. >> i have young sister doing this. she is teaching and they leave them outside and she thinks it is great. >> dana: i did an interview with kevin mccarthy and went longer than the original 20 minutes. he has also thoughts how much they can get done in congress and how difficult it will be but also the challenges and opportunities ahead. check it out. i will see you on five tiefsh harris faulkner is next. >> harris: fox news

>> dana: unbelievable.-- they have to be super effective and they knew exactly what they were doing today, i thought was amazing was how terrible the visuals were for joe biden. here you have all of these criminals that were recently let out of jail and released back in the population and that is the sanctuary? that was incredible to me. the video is very important. do you remember when joe biden tried to stop drones from flying over the border, tried to get the faa to stop it because they didn't want to see the visuals of what was happening, especially when the haitian migrants were coming over. we fought back, fox news did, and i had down. now i think it is so important for the trump team at i.c.e. to figure out away, bill melugin, take him along, great, take the reporters that are willing to go. what is interesting is bill melugin and griff jenkins and all of the people at fox news who were at the border covering that story were the only ones there. story of a lifetime. you win a pulitzer. i am glad they

now it's time for dana and bill. >> dana: we begin with the fight to save los angeles. a new fire complicating efforts to stop the devastation, startling pictures only beginning to show the true scope of damage. officials are scheduled to give an update at 11:00 a.m. eastern. good morning, i'm dana perino. bim is off today. good morning, john. >> john: every picture seems to be worse than the picture we've seen before. i'm john roberts. this is "america's newsroom." ten people now confirmed dead. damage staggering. entire neighborhoods not just streets or blocks but entire neighborhoods decimated by the flames. >> dana: many californians are blaming elected officials saying they should have been better prepared. >> i didn't see a single fire truck coming to help me. not a single -- that's not their fault, jesse. it is not. it's not their fault. the orders come from the top. >> why wasn't the national guard mobilized earlier? why didn't we have enough water for the fire hydrants -- pressure levels in the fire hydrants? >> the budget was cut by about $20 million last year

deeper into the fray. >> dana: kash patel becomes the confirmed f.b.i.irector will have his hands full. he whats a lot to fix. >> i'm glad he was able to make it on 60 minutes. he didn't show up in november in front of the homeland security committee with the global threats hearing. the chairman of the committee said was unprecedented and shameful. a democrat. i'm glad he made time for 60 minutes. he was going to get fired. the fact that he is resigning and this is the hardest decision of his life. it was done. it had nothing to do with him. he presided over an absolute collapse in trust in the f.b.i. when he took over in 20172 years after he took over, the public support for the f.b.i. was at 57%. today it's at 41%. a 16-point collapse. this is a guy who raided donald trump's home in mar-a-lago, who questioned whether he had even been shot. he needs to go. >> dana: the other thing we found out chinese government infiltrating critical infrastructure. >> happened on his watch. >> dana: a happy birthday to you, marc thiessen. happy birthday. >> thank you.

>> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." a pretty busy start to the year and it continues with this. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is blaming hamas for what he calls a last-minute crisis. he says his cabinet will not meet to approve the cease-fire until the terror group backs down. >> it was brokered by the u.s. and qatar. over the course of weeks and months hamas would release 100 hostages still in custody. israel believes up to half of them are already dead. >> dana: israel would release 1,000 palestinian prisoners. we'll explain more about that ratio in a moment. the deal includes a halt to fighting and full withdrawal from gaza. >> bill: here is the thing. hamas says it won't release all the hostages until israel gets out. israel says it will not stop until hamas is destroyed. >> dana: hanging in the balance are three american hostages. two are scheduled to be released in the first phase of the deal starting on sunday. despite the uncertainty, the white house this morning says it is all still happening. >> th

dana, back over to you. >> dana: we want to bring in san monica mayor. want to show the exact evacuation range for santa monica ca and tell me more what your constituents are going through. well, currently right now we have no active fires in santa monica but it is encroaching really closely and why both mandatory and warning evacuation zones did expand last night. i have also issue and emergency order to clear out the areas and put out a curfew so law enforcement professionals can protect those areas that are voluntarily evacuated: >> dana: how are your water levels in santa monica right now? >> we aren't impacted by any boil orders right now. there is a boil order in the 90242 palisades zip code at this point because of the idea of ash getting into the water. we use the same pump but not affected by that. our water levels, drinking water, that has been fine. we have not had many outages. we had spotty outages throughout the past 24, 36 hours but so far no permanent outages. the wind caused a lot of downed trees in the neighborhood but again currently n

dana, back to you. dana: steve harrigan or, thank you. bill: nice to see you, steve.ld have to go back to 1893 to see a president who returned to power serving nonconsecutive terms, it is a how unusual tomorrow will be. and of after that, the work begins. republican lawmakers pushing bills that align with president trump's agenda, and he has more ambitious policy proposals to add to that docket. chad pergram watching all of it live from capitol hill now. chad, good morning. hello. >> reporter: bill, good morning. the president-elect has more political clout this time compared to 2017, but he also has a tight majority in the house. still, congressional republicans are three theoretically on the same page. on the docket, money to pay for a border call and -- wall and tax cuts. >> -- that through the appropriations process we'll be able to handle with what those costs are. some of which may be included in the original, the first bill, that that a comes out. and i know that right now there's a discussion about whether we'll have one bill or two bills up here. the process

>> dana: gosh, it really is poetic. people who believes these deportations are wrong, there is somebody that you can blame, and that is joe biden. terrible policy failures led to a moment where you have a situation that the people of this country voted to say we have had enough. i think it is super interesting also, there are some people who think even if you have a deportation order, you shouldn't be sent home, but that is against the law. if they are ordered -- and you don't deport them, then you are actually breaking the law at that point. >> greg: this is interesting, judge, i always find it hilarious that sanctuary cities exist, like in america where everybody obeys the law there are exception pockets? and they are for people who aren't americans. there are no sanctuary cities for me and i don't want to pay taxes, can we have a sanctuary city -- >> judge jeanine: i think we should sue for equal protection, that americans when they commit crimes they should be able to be protected, okay? not really. let's talk about

we're back on trump time. >> dana: what are you talking about? that happened election night. >> bill: maybe. it is going to do another -- we'll go from fourth to fifth gear. waiting to hear from the florida governor ron desantis. sources telling us he will speak about the open senate seat that senator marco rubio would leave behind a day after he received bipartisan praise during his hearing as president-elect donald trump's pick for secretary of state. that looks like a done deal. a few others, too. chad pergram is live on the hill and begin this hour with you, chad. hello. >> bill, good morning. ron desantis has not tipped his hand as to who he could tap to succeed marco rubio in the senate. that presumes that rubio is confirmed by the senate as secretary of state. the senate could vote as early as monday night and here are some potential successors to rubio. ashley moody is florida's attorney general. she is regarded as one of the most likely candidates. here are the others in the mix. florida lieutenant governor janet nunes, chief of staff to

i would just hope this, dana. there will be voices whispering in his ear to meet injustice with injustice. law information is wrong no matter who does it and i hope he tells his department of justice they treated me unfairly but we won. go do justice. i hope that's what he tells them. >> john: let's get back to mary kathryn hamm. they reracked it to the beginning of the court proceedings. talking about this idea that juan merchan and alvin bragg seem to be the only ones interested in putting this scarlet letter on trump because the majority of the american people said no, we think it is unfair and not right and we'll show that by voting for him. >> dana: the sentencing gives away the game. >> letting him walk in a sense because it shows that this wasn't about justice. it was about interfering, they call it an election interference case. with the election. they didn't want him elected. they wanted to handicap him. >> dana: sound like we have action in the courtroom. >> calendar number one, donald trump 71543 of 23.

i'm dana perino with judge jennine pirro and jesse watters, this is "the five." >> dana: fox news alert, new winds for los angeles. so far 24 people are dead, and countless structures have been burned down. the big fear right now is that the return of the fierce winds will make matters worse for firefighters trying to put out the flames with forecasters posting a particularly dangerous situation. red flag warning through wednesday as city and state leaders are faces criticism. governor gavin newsome claimed a reservoir was drained at the time of the fires. >> the state reservoirs, i don't think that advantages or aids any of us. >> you know reporting that one reservoir was not full. >> it was not a state reservoir which the president-elect was referring to as it relates to delta to this fire which is inexuseable because it's inaccurate and incomprehensible to anyone that understands water policy in the state. >> dana: newsome spending a lot of time to talk about the president-elect while touring the devastation. >> i have been expressive about that in terms of someone threatening our fi

back to dana. >> dana: l.a. the fires ravaging la county is unfolding before our eyes. 24 people killed, more than 40,000 acres have burned and strong winds are threatening to fuel more flames. our next guest is the owner of the historic ran much in altadena. he watched in disbelief as the flames swallowed everything in sight and erased his artist father's life work. i'm very sorry for what you went through. whats the scope and scale of your loss from your point of view? >> we have probably lost about 80% of our -- of the structures my father had built out of recycled materials and also in a conventional manner. maybe 70 to 80% have been burned and we still have two houses, the main house and another house are remaining. so we have something to work from. >> dana: tell me a little bit about what you did at the t ranch and why it was something much more special than just a private ranch. >> well, my father came there in 1946 and he was a survivor of the armenian genocide. he was a muralist in the 30s, an artist b

s >> dana: i love your jacket before i know you are lying. said somebody isyo politicizing something that is the new disinformation, to discount whatever you say, first of all it's not like trump ieths the only voice, everyone is pest ofy f, democrats are hissed off, is not just trump. what is this felix do you? to meet feels like when they sent the migrants to new york city forard, martha's vineyard, this is the doorstop effect, is not about the citizens it is thet leadership. sit on do you realize the progressive politicians who t voted for do not address the disasters, instead they enable itsteaey e, this is what we leah sanctuary cities, here chasing metrics based on virtue signaling, you end up taking your eye off the ball, that isey why new york, san francisco, portland and los angeles are all disaster zones in different ways, you could have had reservoirs filled, you could've had underground power lines, that was there for a while, more firemen, i would love to have more millions what you spend williams and the homeless, o billions on

>> dana: what would you have given it?, six months, this was done last april and they've dragged it out to january of 2025. >> dana: we should ask the authors of the bill. it matters. >> a great question. when president biden was signing it there was criticism, nine months or so is not an adequate amount of time. even if they found an owner it would take much longer to plight the transaction. it seems as if some skeptics were saying you are setting it up for tiktok to fail to have the ban go into place. the other point is the speed at which the supreme court issued this decision. we only had oral arguments a week ago. how fast that is and president trump asked president-elect trump asked the supreme court just to pause the implementation of the ban to give them more time to consider. he wanted to work his negotiating magic likely because he recognized you need more time in order for deals to be made, offers to be extended saying listen, there hasn't been enough time since april to your point. >> bill: trump has said tiktok

thank you. >> jesse: the battle for credit, dana. >> dana: that will probably happen for a while heretty obvious that if this were going to get done under biden, it would have been done before now, and it is being done under -- certainly some of the conditions were the same, but when biden says the exact same -- that's not exec lee true because a couple of things that happened. one, the israelis are now in much more of a position of strength and they were earlier in the summer. last may we haven't had the pager explosions. we hadn't had nasrallah decimated, hezbollah on the run, assad was in syria, the israeli defense forces are the ones that put israel in a better position to negotiate and to be able to use president trump's push in order to get it done, but there is another thing really important. in that first deal, they said that israel would have to declare an end to the war. in the cease-fire agreement they do not have to say that. that's an important thing for them, for their psyche, especially because as these hostages start to come out, first of all, we have to all understand

. >> dana: good morning, i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." wind and fire alerts are blanketing all of southern california. new aerial footage shows neighborhoods left smoldering for more than a week. crews are working around the clock. >> bill: new video here. the giant scooper planes that go right across the pacific ocean. they collect gallons of water, hundreds if not thousands to try to douse the flames as new fires continue to erupt. >> dana: fox team coverage. jonathan hunt has an exclusive inside a command center compound in pasadena and griff jenkins in malibu where the threatening winds are picking up this morning. >> they are indeed picking up. good morning, dana. we aren't out of the woods. that's the word from the officials as that particularly dangerous situation red flag warning winds are back through 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. we've got gusts out here in malibu but the decimated home behind me is an active crime scene, dana. you can see the l.a. county sheriff's deputies cordoning off this area and posting up because yesterday, l

. >> dana: i'm sure the lip reeders will try to get ahold of that. i'm sure it is a chance for the president's club. this is a tribute to the former president, jimmy carter, who will be laid to rest later today. the funeral first at the national cathedral which will be a beautiful ceremony covered in full on fox business. >> bill: you think about picture now, kamala harris, hillary clinton. bill clinton was just in the hospital and looks no worse for the wear. a close-up shot of him a moment ago. he looks good and healthy and together they come together and well, they will honor the 39th president and joe biden, the current president, will help deliver the eulogy and we will certainly be available for that to listen to his message today in washington. >> dana: all right. here we have the president of the united states, joe biden and first lady jill biden arriving into the national cathedral for the beginning of this service so we must be about to get underway as they take their seats. >> bill: it is a stunning place whether there is a ceremony underw

>> dana: schalle cut the cake, do you want cake?act? ll greg: i don't care! i will t take it home no matter how it is. >> harold: one piece of advice, read to her and is saying. >> i think the reading part is fine but singing... >> harold: i sank my kids fly me to the moon when they cried, and yolou love music, one way to pass it along the. [laughter] >> greg: i don't know if myik baby wile l like dark throne. [laughter] beautiful melody. up nags the golden globes walking to the audiences right into their faces for failing to. get kamala harris elected. ♪ ♪ life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: golden globes hostin nikki glaser mocking the hollywood elite for backing a loser. >> you are also famous, talented and powerful, you can docoun anything except tell the country who to vote for but it's okay! you will get them next t

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truly an enormous moment, dana. here in israel, we will need to wait for the israeli government to officially approve this deal. it will go before the israeli security cabinet, then the full israeli cabinet. the israeli supreme court will hear petitions against the release of palestinian prisoners. but once all that is concluded, this deal will go into effect. >> dana, it is so nice to be able to report some good news, particularly on this absolutely horrific situation that we've seen for over 400 days in the middle east. mj, i want to go to you. you have been talking to your sources in the white house and in the broader administration. one of the things that when the history books and when the the stories that we are all going to write will come out, that will be the most fascinating has been the way that the biden white house on its way out and the trump transition officials who will work in the trump white house have been working together to make this happen. in the final days of the biden administration. >> yeah