fox news media impact starts here. us today. >> todd: we are back with a fox news alert. today american airlines will resume flights from wichita, kansas to reagan national airport less than two days after the deadly crash as dive crews search the potomac river and we learn about the victims identified. madeleine rivera is live in arli arlington, virginia, with details. >> madeleine: several victim family members arrived in d.c. yesterday and got a briefing from the ntsb. many victims have not been identified, several of them were figure skaters, be ms of skating club of boston, and coaches and teenage skiers. they a couple were reportedly married. they were returning from wichita, kansas. skate be club of boston held a news con news conference. we are learning about four crew members and passengers of the regional jet is. sam lilly was first officer and 5432 and ian epstein was a flight attendant. the family said espstein's true love was his family. -- the best, wife, mother and friend anyone could hope for. howard un

fox news media impact starts here. advertise with us today.you are just joining us, we're following search and rescue operation happening in washington, d.c., crews are searching for any survivors of aircraft collision that happened near reagan national defense forum reagan international last night. >> todd: lucas tomlinson is with us. >> lucas: awaiting word from a news conference this morning. active search and rescue operation is taking place in the potomac river behind me. push in to set the scene and show you 300 first responders here in the potomac searching for any sign of survivors. here is what we know. just before 9:00 p.m. last night american airlines jet from wichita, kansas, was about to land on final approach at raeagn national airport and it collided with army black hawk helicopter with three on board, including two pilots. as you can see in the distance, runway 33 corresponds with com compass, northwest runway airliner had to make a left turn and bank over state of maryland over the potomac. cr crj region alregional jet. 64 peo

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fox news media impact starts here. advertise with us today. ide with a passenger jet near washington, d.c. may have deviated from the approved flightpath the new york times is reporting the final location indicated it was not on the approved route and flying higher above the ground as it traversed the vizio space. the instructor pilot had 1000 flying hours and was considered very experience ball the copilot had 500 flying hours sent to be normal defense secretary pete hegseth waited on this yesterday, watch. >> the military does dangerous things and routine things on the date entered regular basis. tragically a mistake was made i think the president is right there is some sort of an elevation issue the dod in the army level, the army cid is on the ground investigating top-tier aviation assets inside of the dod are investigating and will get to the bottom of it and that's happening yet because it's absolutely unacceptable. maria: the pinero group ceo and retired to start marine corps general arnold pinero, thank you for being here, give us your

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media. - right. - you mention fox news, your current employer. - yeah. - and former prime time hosts like bill o'reillyich you mentioned. he's stirring up racial tensions. and you recall how fox news pushes misleading narratives about black lives matter and critical race theory. what role does right wing media play in getting us to the place we are today? - it's the echo chamber for the backlash. so, in the trayvon martin case, it becomes the defender of the man charged with killing him and says, oh no, he was pummeled. and, he was the victim. and you think, wait a minute, the victim was a kid who was walking home from the 7-eleven with candy and a drink. - and a hoodie. - a hoodie, unarmed. and you say, oh no, but he looked thuggish. the hoodie made him look threatening." and the right wing media, when it comes to black lives matter capitalized on all the missteps made by this kind of diffuse organization, trying to find its way and trying to, in some cases, stumble and even involved in misappropriation of funds and lack of accountability. it feeds this right wing media obsession with the idea that, "

also i must say that in this media outlets, it's really pulling that this presenter of this media outlets. fox news is saying that, you know, it's still blaming booked and saying he's a mass murder and so on. zaleski is agreeing, of course, on that. but so lensky is so, you know, you saw his face industry the already it's his best for that think because the money is golf for us age and we don't know if the money stopped for the weapon flow . i don't think so. it was not in the memo, what's the most general open? so i think he's desperate and invited to do nothing else. he did the math instructions, what he did a lot of you if you'd be completely spot on that because the president put in has put it straight for if he could be present. but he cannot sign any documents in negotiation. that also recently is the last key praise from for what he described. that's just in the rectory thoughts uh, russia that before you send that zaleski was against drum, now he's for him. what's going on here or? well, i think, and he's trying it just way to make the trump project trump administration, we must say that th

technology and she's a contributor to the new york times, washingtonon post, cbs news, fox news, bloomburg, 538 and other media outlets. she authored congress sports grill u.s. veterans from the gi bill to the va crisis and runs cc inbox. in conversations with lindsey cormack we have talk history american and comparative government at funds academy. he currently is a cochair of the long island braver angels alliance and a citizen group workingup on political depolarization and quaker states informs political peacemaking effort. everyone give a e warm welcome o lindsey and her lay. >> if i remember contractually, i'm going to start off and i wanted to say how pleased we are as braver anojoels to be supporting lindsey, her book and her mission. we do a lot of programs on political depolarization here on the island. as you can imagine, it's a tough ministry, tough, tough job. one of the just recently we were doing something in the 2025 and focusing on the project and focusing on the administrative state. and in that conversation, talking aboutut the values and e should be generous, curious about the other, respec

media's stories. joining us now, fox news contributor liz peek.ter. how many times would you hear joe biden call a lid on the day, there was nothing on his schedule in he started work at 10, stopped at 4 and yelled at the media. the media looks shell shocked over this new era of transparency. what do you make of it? >> oh, i think it's a sea change, obviously, liz. there was so much that joe biden was not allowed to tell us, apparently, and he always used to say that, remember? if oh, i'm going to get into trouble if i answer this question. from who? how is that? you're the president of the united states. it was the most outrageous, non-visible president ever. and, yes, lack of transparency. remember, liz, we didn't even know who was calling on joe biden, who he was meeting with when he was at his beach house or when he was out of the office. that was off the a -- you know, apparently too much for us to handle. if i mean, it was so ridiculous. there was never any commentary about the drones. well, you know, in two days or three days in the office,

it's really pulling that this presenter of this media outlets. fox news is saying that, you know, it's still blaming booked and saying he's a mass murder and so on. zalinski is agreeing, of course, on that. but so lensky is so, you know, you saw his face industry the already it's his best for his, i think because the money is gold for us age. and we don't know if the money's still for the weapon flow. i don't think so. it was not in the the memo, what's the most general open, so i think he's desperate and the binding didn't do nothing else. he did the math instructions, what he did a lot of you if you'd be completely spot on that because the president put in has but it's grateful if he could be present, but he cannot find any documents in negotiation. now also recently the last key praise.

media. and that 1st that trump voters tended to be low information voters, the less educated people in society. and they watch fox news and they listen to a lot of social media and they're getting a view of things. however, you have to remember that trump as a certain kind of performance. and by the end of his 1st administration, he was very unpopular. his approval ratings were quite low. people gotten tired of his stick and when he ran for re election bite and beat him by 7000000 candidates, 7000000 votes by that and who was never a good candidate who admits, wanted the president for decades, was able to beat him by 7000000 votes cuz people have gotten so tired of him, and now they're seeing what they have forgotten. you know, the point one of the points you're making is that americans have very little memory as joe and live a former chinese premier. i said, why did to try me things about the americans is they have absolutely no historical memory. people can't remember 4 hours ago let alone 4 years ago, but now they're being reminded why they dislike donald trump so much. and the honeymoon that president scared when

matters much anymore because legacy media isn't what it used to be and doesn't have influence a half continues to an podcast like joe rogan or networks like fox newsd other outlets like x, they are now the media within anything the receiving then these other outlets out of reflex decide that anything donald trump does is bad, clearly the country thinks differently. stuart: you got that right, he wants to release the records on the assassination, jfk, rfk martin luther king jr. what is going on here why does he want to release the records. >> trump should do exactly that, anybody and everybody was an adult and they have been involved in the jfk or rfk or mlk assassination, they are dead. there is no one to protect anymore, no national security issue let's see some transparency, there's no reason we should not know about that just like we shouldn't no exactly what's going on area 51 or anything with the epstein files, get it all out there, when you kick this stuff on their apps that's the lowest trust in government that we have seen in pulling history. i say let it all out there and let the people see exactly what may happen in all of the situations

fox news. many thanks to jonathan and to emma. well, to analyse the media fires, we're now going to talk to allison agsten, director you know, maybe perhaps a little more accepted here. although, you know, people have started to raise questions about this being a little more controversial. so there's a cultural difference between the uk and the american sort of society that always strikes me when i'm talking to a british audience compared to when i talk to my american colleagues. so there's some of that, as well. and alsojust a place like la, it's a place like no other. it's a unique place. it's world—famous. you cannot experience. the disparity between rich and poor here is huge. and so, watching extremely rich places that you might think of as being untouchable also being destroyed in this fire, it's just something we just have never really seen before. and that's extraordinary, too. and something we've been communicating, um, not to take away from, you know, the many ordinary people who've lost their homes, absolutely, but it is striking to see when you

fox news alert. meta policy chief sitting down with "fox and friends" to detail the social media's giant on free speech. >> steve: brooke singman will join us to explain what it all means and breaking news. >> brooke: meta announced changes allowing more free speech and curbing -- mark zuckerberg releasing this message. >> we will simplify policy and restore free expression on our platform, more specifically get rid of fact checkers and replace with notes similar to x starting in the u.s. >> brooke: changes like replacing third-party fact checking with community notes, a model seen on x. and meta will lift topics like immigration and gender identity. focus on illegal and high severity issue bes instead and reduce removal of political content on its platform. meta joined "fox and friends" in an exclusive interview. >> there is no question the things that happen at meta of coming from mark. there has been a change over last four years. we saw a lot of societal and political pressure in the direction of more content moderation and censorship and we have a new administration and president coming in, big de

new media. there is a new presence in the white house briefing room and digital media helped launch of this show you are watching currently and you are appearing on on the foxnel. what do you think you will be able to bring? and a digital media for that matter, be able to bring to the meeting room that has not been present with the same organizations always present? >> so many of these media organizations are full of bureaucracy. full of things that really keep the good questions and they most often content down. what we try to do at the ruthless variety program is the same thing to try to do on your show every single day. information you are hearing from your audience and bringing it to people who maybe have not heard it before. this white house briefing room head has been too long in the same people asking the same questions or not you have the opportunity to hear from somebody else. >> will: with the same presumptions and the same agenda driving the same propaganda i think you are exactly right. an opportunity for the people, not you and media, for the people listening to you and watching me to hopefully have a much more direct connection to those in pow

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media. you know, "the washington ," l.a. times, fox news, et cetera. ll have this imagery if the media covers it appropriately, of individuals ripped away from their families. tom homan has already said the way you don't separate families is you ship them all back together. that's going to start tomorrow. you're going to go in and, yes, everybody agrees, particularly around this table, that everyone who committed a crime needs to go, right? but that's not the only thing. when you walk into these homes and have somebody who committed a crime, who is in a mixed status household, there is a 10-year- old child, you're sending them all back to a country they don't know. that image should be plastered across every screen in the country. that is going to say, are you unifying the country or tearing it apart? >> what is done by pen and phone can be undone by pen and phone. you'll see donald trump today do a lot of things joe biden was only able to do through executive power, not by bringing together the legislature. but the challenge for donald trump over the n

she's a contributor to the new york times, washington post, cbs news, fox news, bloomberg, 538 and other media outlets, she authored us veterans from the di bill to the va crisis. in conversation with lindsey cormack we have three comparative government academy, he's cochair of the angels alliance, a citizen group working on political depolarization. his political peacemaking efforts, give a warm welcome to lindsey cormack. [applause] >> if i remember correctly i am going to start off, i just wanted to say how pleased we are as braver angels to be supporting lindsay, her book and her mission. we do a lot of programs on political depolarization. as you can imagine it is a tough ministry. a tough job. one of the recently we've been doing something on 2025, focusing on the project and focusing on the administrative state and in that conversation, we can talk about the values, the virtues, you should be generous, we should be curious, we should be respectful. all those correct virtues and if we all realize we should have those when we have conversations, we also know that we are human and there is

>> trace: matt finn live in altadena, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> trace: let's bring in tonight's media panel, fox 11 la news michaelson and jl partner pulls director scarlett maguire. thank you for coming on. here is some sound of you interviewing gavin newsom talking about the fires. he said this to you, watch. >> i'm not interested in finger-pointing. i want to know what happened. would it have mattered? let's be honest about it here. i've talked to all of my experts and the firefighters who have said we could have had an engine on every house and 90-mile-an-hour winds, all the pressure in the world. you have to be realistic about that as well. but it still doesn't make it right and i want to know what went wrong so it don't happen again. >> trace: he's gotten beaten up pretty good over this fire. >> that was a letter he sent to the dwp asking them why wasn't there water for firefighters. >> trace: it's a good question. >> it is. but it's reminding people that hate maybe it's the dwp's fault, not my fault. also interesting he hasn't appeared in press briefings with la mayors karen bass who seems to be get

, robby soave, senior editor at reason magazine, and in new york, liz claman, host of "the claman countdown" on fox business. robby, have the mediatoo far in reporting rumors, engaging in speculation about the new orleans attack has happens so often in these terrorism cases? >> this is no different than the coverage of any other mass if shooting or crime event where in the first 24 hours you get some good information and some inaccurate information. howard: how do you figure out which is which? >> in an ideal world, maybe we just juan be on tv until two days later, we know all the facts and give them the realities. if you're covering moment to to moment, there's going to be inaccurate information. i don't think this was worse than things in the past. people did their best, but there was some inaccurate -- howard: so you feel like you've seen this movie before. liz, a decade ago cnn's don king apologized for reporting that the boston marathon bomber had been arrested well before he actually was. did news organizations in the bourbon street attack show relative restraint? >> well, i think that in this day and age, howie, everybody

months ago that pointed out that the ecosystem starts with fox news but goes way beyond that, that it includes newsmax, one american news, iheart media, elon musk's x, and most recently, podcasts have become the latest thing. podcasters who deal with politics like joe rogan mostly have a conservative bent. they are sympathetic to trumpism and trump himself used those platforms to great effect in this last election. a poster wrote a piece for the hill and says that trump's podcast appearances in the election last fall reached an audience of 23.5 million americans whereas kamala's podcast appearances reached 6 million people. it is not as easy as finding and funding progressive podcasters and influencers because research shows that whether the format is talk radio, cable news or podcasts, outrage is a much easier sell than moderation or a careful analysis of the issues. bob schrum identified this problem 30 years ago. you called the talk radio thing the grievance network. those of us of a certain age will remember that previous democratic attempts to build a more liberal talk infrastructure like air america, if you already ever that, n

we have conservative media on fox and one american news and little meat on msnbc. now podcast and the straight disparate fractured media environment. has that and you might hurt our democracy or helped? >> i think exposure helps the democracy. we just need more discerning, like, honestly. you are not going to stop this and so i look at what is the actual solution to this problem? it's not limiting platforms. if not cutting things off. it is actually creating a body politic that is critically thinking about the issues of the day.is and when they take the shortcut, by that i mean what ever so and so says in the needy, that's when today, that is bad for the democracy. i think that's why institutions like this that promote civic education, that promote critical thinking, that bring in programs like this and the programs that the institute brings in and work that they do is so important because eventually it filters down. ukraine was bombarded with propaganda from russia, bombarded with falsehoods, misinformation. guess what? it didn't have any effect becae he had a popu

technology, she's a contributor to "the new york times," washington post, cbs news, fox news, bloomberg, 538 and other media outlets. she authored congress and veterans from the g.i. bill to the v.a. crisis and runs cc and conversation with lindsay cormac we have her -- her sorry -- her top history american and comparative government at friends academy. he currently is a co-chair of the long island braver angels alliance. a citizen group working on political depolarization. p his faith informs his political peace making efforts, everyone give a warm welcome to lindsay cormac and her late -- [applause] >> so if i remember correctly, so i'm going to start off -- you know, i want to say how pleased we are as braver angels to be supporting lindsay, her book and her mission. you know, we do a lot of programs on political depolarization here on the island as you can imagine, it's a tough ministry right. it's a tough, tough job. one of the -- just recently we were doing something on 2025 and focusing on the project and focusing on the administrative state, and you know, in that conversation you know, we can talk a

fox news. many thanks tojonathan and to emma. to analyse the median agsten, director of the university of southern california's annenberg centre for climate journalism and communications. alison, thank you for your time. i wonder what your assessment has been of the media coverage of this story. of the media coverage of this sto . ~ , u, , of the media coverage of this sto . ~ , , ., of the media coverage of this sto. , story. well, because of my role, story. well, because of my role. i'm — story. well, because of my role, i'm thinking - story. well, because of my role, i'm thinking a - story. well, because of my role, i'm thinking a lot - story. well, because of my i role, i'm thinking a lot about climate change and whether or not it has been communicated with these fires and so far, i feel it has been pretty strongly underreported and some of my preliminary analysis and finding that in a selection of five outlets, i looked up, all of them but one were mentioning climate change and less than 10% of instances the one outlet that really showed differe

fox poll. social media sites like tiktok helped him accomplish that sources telling fox news that the ceo of tiktokill be at the inauguration. sitting in a position of honor as trump now considers an executive order to save tiktok from a potential u.s. ban. >> it's been a great platform for him and his campaign to get his america first out but at the same time he wants to protect their data. >> but democrats like senator mark warner say this is a giant palestinian flop. giant -- flip flop. organization tough on china. >> this as america business lobby asking the administration to roll back biden regulations extend pro-growth tax provisions and stay away from sweeping tariffs a the new fox poll finds 50% of voters believe imposing tariffs on imports will hurt the economy which is up 11 points from did he want. >> tariffs are a tax paid by americans and they are broad and indiscriminate use would stifle growth at the worst possible time. >> as the transition comes to a close, florida governor ron desantis hand picking hashly moody to replace marco rubio's senate seat. moody currently the sunshine sta

media. it >> we begin with a fox news alert. los angeles county under mass evacuation now as three wildfires tear through the area leaving thousands of acres scorched, dozens of homes and businesses destroyed by the flames. officials say there is immediate threat to life in several towns. >> todd: people living inside the pasadena senior building forced to get into the parking lot. some are trying to save their animals. >> how many horses do you have? >> a couple we let loose, we are trying to get them out. >> are there homes on fire? >> i did not pay attention. >> todd: this is catastrophic. you are watch ing "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the fires are zero percent contained. winds are topping 70 miles per hour through the night. brooke singman has more on what is going on and respond from the white house. brooks fire crews are desperately trying to contain the flames. president biden was stuck in los angeles overnight. he says he is being briefed on the wildfires and offering the state

she is a contributor to the new york times, washington post, cbs news, fox news, bloomberg, 538 and other medialets. she authored congress mus veterans from the g.i. bill to the v.a. cry kiss -- crisis. in conversation with lindsey we have herb lathe -- sorry. he taught history at friends academy. he currently is a co-chair of the long island braver angels alliance, a citizen group working on political depolarization. his quaker faith informs his political peace-making efforts. everyone give a warm welcome to lindsey and herb. [applause] so if i remember corr. so i'm going to start off, you know, i just wanted to say how pleased that we are as brave or angels to be supporting lindsay. her book and her mission. you know, we we do a lot of programs on political d polarization here on the island. as you can imagine, it's a tough ministry, right? it's a tough, tough job. one of the just recently we were doing something on 2025 and focusing on the project and focusing on the administrative state. and you know, in that conversation, you know, we can talk about the value use, the virtues we should hav

take a broader look at the press and indeed these huge tech companies and social media companies now, the activity of fox newsand the role that they are playing for example in donald trump's whitehouse, is very obvious, so, really, the power of murdoch cosmic empire is still huge. certainly, fox news, hugely powerful in the us. i would say in the uk, less so. the bbc is the biggest power here in the uk. broadcast wise, we don't see that so much, in terms of those opinionated channels, and if you look at the tabloid press, the murdoch own, it is tiny compared to the online competitors that are out there. just finally, a lot of people are involved in these cases, individuals without the financial resources of prince harry. and really, he wanted to champion the fact that they could not take this fight all the way just could not take this fight all the wayjust purely because of the wayjust purely because of the cost, and that is still the case, isn't it? i the cost, and that is still the case, isn't it?— case, isn't it? i am not so sure, case, isn't it? i am not so sure. to _ case, isn't it? i am not so sure. to

fox news network. and in that he downplayed the threat of the social media tiktok app.chinese government to spy on its users. we also talked a lot about his immigration policy, he is addressing davos, the world economic forum to daylight later, we will be talking about all of those things next on business today. hello. the weather is certainly turning a lot livelier over the next couple of days. thursday bringing some wind and rain. but for friday, storm eowyn. and so this met office amber warning with the risk of 90 mile per hour wind gusts in some parts of the uk. now, that storm is developing right now in the atlantic. this is the satellite picture from a little earlier on, and you can see this stripe of cloud and just the beginnings of a hook appearing in that cloud as that area of low pressure begins to form and it is going to strengthen, it is going to deepen rapidly as it approaches the uk, arriving and moving across the north of the uk during the day on friday. more on that in a moment. we start with thursday's forecast, which brings this band of rain eastwards,

. >> fox news contributor joe concha joins us now. did the mainstream mediady else saw? >> it was prewritten the reactions beforehand, todd, right? they were going to react that way no matter how pete hegseth had performed yesterday and he performed, i think he crushed it, quite frankly. this was the theater of the absurd. both from democrats, who were questioning pete, and from the media reaction that we saw yesterday and last evening. i mean, at that hearing, the constant interruptions by democrats, the pious elections, some senators literally screaming at pete. he kept his composure. he was poised. he didn't take the bait. he was confident in himself and steadfast in his admission as the next u.s. defense secretary. that mission is restoring the lethality of our military as a former soldier, cleaning house at the dod. getting rid of these people who are only working their own interest or they are beholden to the defense contractors, companies, instead of the interest of our fighting men and women, this quote stood out, we won world war ii with seven four s

wealthsiest people in the world begin to control apparatuses from media to the economy, and who do i get to fight back for me? >> todd: fox newsiterally paid to watch interviews just like that. joe joins us now. isn't he complaining about the billionaire media class that was in the tank for him for years and years all up until he debated donald trump in june? >> joe: wow, todd, i lost because the media was dead set against me on my bingo card this morning. there it is. yeah, look, he talks about concentration of power, soon to be ex-president joe biden said this on msnbc. network that will not allow one pro-trump voice on its air. remember ronna mcdonald? the inmates ran her out of town. this is baghdad bob of news networks. it is abc, nbc, cbs, pbr, "washington post," new york times, pretty sure it is not on the right. joe biden's handlers would not allow him to hold a solo presidential power end ing conference as is tradition. his handlers shield him to the end even though country and world knows his brain has turned to applesauce. this is why he's leaving office as most unpopular president since richard nixon who had to res

sunday group fox news contributor kick columnist eric cap and former state department spokesperson fox news contributor marie, doug former rnc communications director and founder of douglas mediaio parker bloomberg managing editor for u.s. economy and government but think you guys are being here. good morning. these recipients, mary catherine there is a long list. a number of them were prominent critics of trump. you think biden was trying to send a message with this list? >> yes but i think most presidents do print going to surprise everybody by saying i think it's good hilary clinton got this award. not a lot of novelist and fiction writers get the award but the the hilary clinton campn financing created or the greatest works of fiction in living memory and the steele dossier. despite it being total fiction in enthralled the prince and the intel community and federal law enforcement for years i applaud her for that work of fiction i'm excited about the work she does in the future on her totally fictional presidency. >> is going to go somewhere else but i've got a lot marie say something because really came in hot this morning i love it. my friend mary catherine brought the 2

. >> todd: fox news contributor, joe concha, joins us now. i'm no media never would pretend to but the left wing media not taking trump 2.0 very well. >> tod, this rhetoric was to be expected from the likes of chris hayes and you played coloring 78 million people who voted for donald trump in the 47th president as part of a cult. that is one, big cult. donald and that montage, his interview with influence on viewers these folks have at this point his final interview with brian last week was equivalent of rhetorical hot storm massage. rebounds and i'm not joking here, reruns of seinfeld the, family guy, friends an episode of south park had more viewers than the outgoing interview that the sitting president had on msnbc and obviously greg gutfeld crushed it at 10:00 as well. msnbc might have more employees than viewers. no matter what happen yesterday, historic, and press and then the day. to the hyperbole on steroids would be -- we knew it would be coming from so many outlets across the dow not just msnbc but abc, cbs, nbc and the whole thing with elon mus

fox news contributor and out kick homelessness mary catherine hamm. fox news contributor marie harth, former rnc communications director and founder of douglas media and parker, bloomberg managing editor for u.s. economy and government. thank you for being here good morning. so these recipients, mary catherine, there was a long list but a lot of them were prominent critics of trump. do you think biden was trying to send a message with this list? >> yes, but i think most presidents do and i will surprise everybody by saying i think it's good hillary clinton got this award. not a lot of novelist in fiction writers get the awarding at the hillary clinton campaign financed and created one of the greatest works of fiction in living memory. despite it being total fiction it enthralled the press and the intel community and federal law enforcement for years. and so i applaud her for the work of fiction and i'm excited about the work she does in the future but are totally fictional presidency. >> jacqui: i was going to go somewhere else but marie came up with something. >> my friend mary catherine brought the 2025 energy. all presidents do this. donald trump g

fox's caroline elliott has more. >> the fbi says the suspect behind the deadly new orleans attack acted alone and pledged his support for isis on social media. investigators are combing through hours of surveillance video and more than 400 tips as they search for motive in that deadly new year's attack along bourbon street. the suspect's half brother telling fox news he blames radicalization, saying he did not see any signs ahead of time. >> maybe someone got ahold to him in his time of discovery and. in his time of him trying to seek out what his purpose was. >> authorities say they recovered bomb making materials inside the suspect's houston home. and the fbi is currently reviewing social media videos that suggest the u.s. army veteran originally intended to harm his family. >> it's chilling. it's shocking. >> it's heartbreaking. new orleans officials now facing questions about security gaps. we will warn you, this disturbing surveillance video shows the suspect steering around a police blockade before plowing a pickup truck into the crowd. more than a dozen people were killed, including martin besh, also known as tiger, a former college

and a fox news contributor katie and jose former press secretary now media director for latino wall street welcome to all of you. win you watch that victor i'll start with you, what goes through your mind as you see your former fellow ice members doing their job. >> it brings a smile to my face i'll tell you that first. win i go back i think they always wanted to do this, divide in administration wasn't allowing them they had them handcuff to their desks so that's why you're going to see this activity and by the way if you notice the individuals they are targeted individuals with packets. we have a packet with information on them we know where there had they just hadn't been able to go get them because they weren't allowed to. so you will see this is just the beginning and these task forces will be made up of a lot of federal agencies we heard already from homeland security investigations and special agents will join them there will be a surge if you will across the country with these types of operations where the numbers of illegals will be picked up and removed. >> martha: yeah, there ar

fox news at night". late friday night, a lot of congressional action over my shoulder and no doubt about it gets given the legacy mediaf time to weigh in on the vote to confirm pete hegseth is a new defence secretary. christina coleman with that side of the story from the southland. great to hear that things are okay with the family. >> reporter: that's right, thank you kevin. living out here with these california wildfires, what are you going to say? these media pundits on the left, some of them continue to criticize the army combat veteran over unproven accusations. you know, they continue to go on and on about paid has got -- pete hegseth, making accusations he denies. you have folks on the left it won't let it go. msnbc said,'s pete hegseth the only person that donald trump can appoint to this rule, is there anybody else in his orbit that would be qualified and that may be doesn't have this sort of potential baggage? just one example of people in the press who continue to rail on hegseth, despite all of his qualifications, despite the fact that he's bravely served our country. hegseth himself as we know has pushed

fox news. many thanks to jonathan and to emma. well, to analyse the media, we're now going to talk to allison agsten, director of the university of southern california's annenberg center for climatejournalism and communication. allison, thank you very much for your time. i wonder what your assessment has been of the media coverage of this story? well, because of my role, i'm thinking a lot about climate change and whether or not it's being communicated with these fires. and so far, i feel it's been pretty strongly underreported, in some of my preliminary analysis. i'm finding that in a selection of five outlets i looked at, all of them but one were mentioning climate change in less than 10% of instances. the one outlet that really showed difference is — perhaps, not surprising to you in the uk — the guardian. what would you like news media to be doing that it's not doing at the moment when it's covering a story like this? i think it's actually not too hard to parenthetically mention climate change when we talk about the cause of these fires, because increas

media. it >> we begin with a fox news alert. los angeles county under mass evacua

. >>> the fox news in a common sense department is not surprised that the legacy media hypocrisy is still powered by the fact that everything donald trump does is wrong. four years ago when trump was considering preemptive pardoning members of his family which he did not do an msnbc anchor asked a federal prosecutor quote, is there an innocent explanation for someone to seek preemptive pardons for family members? the answer was now. joe biden himself was against preemptive pardons until he preemptively pardon his family, the video now says it biden needed to issue the pardons to defend against trump's future vengeance so trump's pardons are bad, of biden's pardons are necessary, apparently is the same rule when it comes to executive orders, joe biden's executive action dismantling border security allowing millions to cross, it was humane? donald trump's executive action closing the border is cruel. proclaiming there is only two sexes, the cruelest, common sense would remind you joe biden lied about pardons, he lied about opening the border, donald trump ran on giving pardons to offenders,