the, during that time there's a lot of introspection. you have a lot of analysis, a lot of analysts from whether it's the, you know, the cnn's of the world or the fox news of the world where they're trying to figure out, what did they get right. what did they get wrong? but you know, it's not over yet. and so, you know, when you know whether it's hysteria or whether just there's a lot of people that are, that are unhappy, but they're unhappy with an outcome we do not yet know. and so i think people need to, uh, need to become a bit more importantly though, we pretty much know what the us senate is gonna look like in terms of the republicans retaking the senate. the house, it's a matter of will they keep the house? and then a, trump presidency has much more um, much more meaning and much more potential impact then a harris presidency with a republican senate. while you're absolutely right, i mean, we can't count our eggs before they hatch. uh right now it's all speculation until the final result results come out of course, but i wanted to ask you about what you thought about some of the rhetoric coming out of the media, how it's affecting the, the voter

, martha maccallum, and current executive editor of "the story," and coanchor of fox news election coverage. kennedy, host of the "kennedy save the world" podcast. and guy benson, fox news contributor and host of "the guy benson show" on fox news radio. we begin with president-elect trump's promise to clean up the administration's migrants disaster appear trump since he - says he will launch the largest deep rotation -- no price tag, no amount will stop his plan as it is a priceless move. the proposal is facing a number of potential challenges, and our southern border is preparing for yet again another migrant caravan before inauguration day. griff jenkins is live in washington with more details. >> this may be trump's boldest campaign promise. one in this group says that it will cost more than $300 billion requiring more i.c.e. agents, detention beds, immigration judges. it will face logistical and legal challenges. democrat run jurisdictions where officials are saying they will cooperate. >> if the trump administration requests it's come up with the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations. >> absolutely not. let me say

the election than before. what is going on? kennedy host of fox news podcast kennedy saves the world and carley shimkus co-host of fox and friendslls with their red maga hats. that's new. >> it is new. there are all sorts of parts of los angeles that have been mobbed by a gang of leftist bullies for years now and if you showed any sign of even being curious about president trump and what it could possibly mean for your family and the economy, you were canceled. so this whole thing, this entire reaction is the pendulum swinging against cancellation because people are sick of it. people want to be curious and they also want something different. it is not just in rural parts of the country. it is in these big cities where they've gotten unlivable and too expensive. people want their cities back. >> bill: they want them cleaner and safer. it took eight years to get there but it is okay to come out of the closet. >> the first time it does feel in blue areas it is not controversial to be a trump supporter anymore. trump did better in all but two states than he did this year. he won utah. it leaves one, washington. a lot of people who

the department of government efficiency — or doge for short — which is for slashing wasteful spending. and trump's pick for defence secretary, fox news host and army veteran peter hegseth. he'll be in charge of the world'snd it's his first everjob in politics. have you heard of asking forangela in a bar ora pub? it's a campaign for getting discreet help if you feel unsafe. but an undercover bbc reporter asked in 25 bars in london and over half didn't understand it. it comes as more councils are saying they will only give alcohol licenses to venues that take part. "the fashion industry should be concerned by skinny models "being back on trend." that's what a top boss at british vogue said. she thinks it could be because of weight loss drugs like 0zempic. a 2a—year—old from ireland has won a james dyson award for her invention. inspired by her mum's chemotherapyjourney, 0livia's portable device helps patients prevent hair loss. and here is ten seconds of arctic mystery. remember when a beluga whale was spotted in a harness and rumour spread that it was a russian spy? well, an expert said she suspects it actually escaped training to guard a naval base. you're all caught up now. see ya. hello and welcome to

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the election. here to talk about all of this and what's happening in the world and how the world is preparing associate editor john passey and fox newsof international relations and politics pepperdine university, and fox news contributor leslie marshall. thank you all. leslie, let's start with you because they because there appears to be significant and important to and kamala harris as far as the world stage and how they may present themselves to global leaders. trump had an interesting presidency in that regard. how do you think the world is preparing particularly with so many conflicts going on and potential conflict with china and taiwan, your thoughts, leslie. >> i think huge amounts of complex and a lot of concern. let's take gaza and concerned the former president with benjamin netanyahu can do what he wants with regard to gaza as he alluded to and kamala harris, the vice president said she would stop the war and not just cease fire by ending the war entirely. ukraine, ukraine will be able to continue their fight for democracy and for freedom, or if donald trump wins, will he be in let a mere pittance pocket and ukraine a los

of national intelligence. rfk junior he has been at vaccine sceptic for health and human services, and peter higgs f is more known as a media personality on fox news than somebody who is entrenched in the worldor the world of defence policy for the secretary of defence. donald trump had promised he would bring outsiders into his cabinet. it is one of the things he campaigned on and some of these people have been well known, they have done rallies with him, they have been a part of his political movement and his 2024 campaign, but there are a lot of questions over whether or not they could get confirmed by even the republican led senate. on that, meredith, what is the concern about whether donald trump could use what he wants to do, which is to use recess appointments, to install his cabinet picks.— appointments, to install his cabinet picks. appointments, to install his cabinet icks. ., , cabinet picks. donald trump has said he could _ cabinet picks. donald trump has said he could potentially - cabinet picks. donald trump has said he could potentially use - said he could potentially use recess appointments. if congress goes on recess he can push through some of his selections. that would req

of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, in theaters now. >> brian: fox news alert, looking live,l striking multiple targets in beirut and issued evacuation orders. israel is closer to a ceasefire with hezbollah. they could vote on the deal today. calls for justice after beloved pastor in detroit run down and killed by an illegal migrant who allegedly ran a red light. todd piro has the story. tornado stephen sinsingleton wa struck earlier this month, the pastor was wearing a reflective vest killed. cbp confirming the driver of the car entered the country illegally and released pending a for hearing. here is the wife. >> i had to watch my husband of 53 years die in front of me and to know the person who did this is walking around is difficult to deal with. >> todd: singleton's daughter saying this man was not legally in the country and poesed no license, referring to an american license. he was thrown on the windshield breaking it. the oaks oakland county prosecutors he's investigating. >> lawrence: tom homan will meet with texas governor greg abbott at the border today, he gave us

of the national security implications, hegseth, as well. but i think some of these people are fox news analysts. the guy from the real world. does that make them qualified to be cabinet officials of the united states of america? we'll see. i think it's early. there are many senate republicans that have concerns with some of these candidates. so it's just too early to tell. >> brendan, there aren't many unity picks on team trump's 2.0. even the ex-democrats like rfk, jr., and tulsi gabbard have fallen out with their former party. will this have any impact on donald trump's ability to govern, given the narrow majority the gop holds in both chambers of congress? >> yeah, it's funny. he has more members from the other party than usual, but i don't think anybody is going to be surprised. donald trump doesn't do olive branches, and donald trump 2.0 is determined that he's going to do things his own way. he has no interest in washington norms or signaling to anybody that he's going to be centrist. he's going to have his people do the things he wants to do, and that will be a very different flavor. that is going to run into some pol

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to use american weapons to push them back across the border. >> in london, stephanie bennett ktvu, fox two news. >> russia is fighting one of the world's biggest tech companies, and the amount is a number that barely fits on the bottom of your screen. take a look. google reportedly owes russia $20 billion. that's 20, followed by 33 zeroes or 20,000,000,000 trillion trillion. a russian court ordered google to restore several youtube channels that have blocked since 2022, or face charges that double every week. the kremlin says google should not be restricting their broadcasts on its platform. google says it doubts this legal matter will have any effect on earnings. redwood city leaders held an event criticizing former president trump's promise to conduct mass deportations if he's elected. they say deporting immigrants from the community would cause economic harm and tear hardworking families apart. they urged people to make their voices heard. >> my grandparents were immigrants. maybe your grandparents, maybe your parents, maybe you yourselves are immigrants. immigrants have built this country. but every once in a while, someone comes a

the seattle seahawks in today's matchup there at levi's stadium. >> this is ktvu fox two news at six. >> and good evening everyone i'm heather holmes and i'm mike mibach. >> san francisco marked world day of remembrance for those killed on city streets. >> the annual event was held at the steps of city hall, where hundreds of ghost shoes have been placed to honor those who have lost their lives in tragic in traffic crashes. >> ktvu zac sos joins us live tonight from city hall, where that vigil is coming to an end. zach. >> yeah, that vigil underway for just about an hour now. over my shoulder. you mentioned those ghost shoes, those 317 ghost shoes. a pair for every pedestrian killed on the streets of san francisco over the last decade in a traffic crash. the event, organized by a pedestrian safety group, walk s.f. joining them, a number of city leaders, as well as survivors and families impacted by crashes this year, also marking the ten year anniversary of vision zero. those are policies enacted to make city streets safer and reduce pedestrian deaths across san francisco. over the last few years, a number of city streets seeing changes to traffic patterns, more bike lanes, traffic signal

the economy stupid. we'll get into all of that, along with a slew of other picks that trump has announced tonight spent time in the tv world at fox news. and speaking of controversies, right when you thought the trump transition team put one to bed after matt gaetz bowed out, another one pops right up this time it's scrutiny over tulsi gabbard his pick to lead, of course, the intelligence community. she has been under fire for her history of siding with america's enemies like russia and syria. and now we're learning she was put on a government watch list earlier this year. it's called quiet skies, and it triggers additional screenings before flights. sources say that she was briefly placed on it because of her overseas travel and her foreign connections. she was removed, though, after going public with this message, claiming it was retaliation for criticizing kamala harris my own government has placed me on a secret terror watch list targeting me as a potential domestic terror threat. >> why political retaliation? >> now, to be clear the tsa says this is not a terror watch list, and sources flatly denied this was any kind of political

fox two news. >> millions of people around the world will be closely watching the results of tomorrow's presidential election. this includes many people living in israel, a nation that's been at war with hamas for the past 14 months. there are hopes the race between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris could lead to the release of israelis still being held hostage. one israeli man, whose son was killed while being held captive by hamas, shares that hope. >> the incoming administration, if it is president trump or vice president harris, that is also an opportunity for us to have a fresh look at the negotiations, where each one has its advantages and disadvantages of what can be done for the sake of the hostages. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made several recent statements suggesting he hopes mr. trump defeats vice president. harris reportedly believes mr. trump would be a stronger ally in israel's war against hamas. many palestinians living along the gaza strip say they hope a change in the white house will help bring peace to the area. several palestinian

of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, only in theaters november 22nd. liz: we've got a fox newslusive. texas increasingly cracking down on its border security. the biden white house has been trying to take credit for that after the biden white house repeatedly sued texas to stop this. now, texas is doing even more to secure the border. fox news brook taylor in eagle pass, texas with the story. brooke? reporter: last year when we started seeing record numbers when it comes to border crossings, texas governor abbott started putting these buoys in the river to stop migrants from crossing over. in 2023 though the biden administration sued texas saying that this was a humanitarian disaster. that lawsuit still ongoing and they stopped putting these buoys in the water in 2023 until now. biden, of course, still in office and our president so certainly, accep sending a strog message of defiance. we got an exclusive look as they installed these buoys. we just got back from a ride-along with dps troopers on the rio grande. right now there's about a thousand buoys and the goal is to add ano

of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, only in theaters november 22nd. >> ainsley: this is a fox newsl trial for the choke hold death of jordan neely. the defense is expected to call a psychologist to the stand along with several character witnesses who served with the marine veteran. his sister and a childhood friend both testified yesterday. his sister saying "he was always very sweet to my friends. he was a very calm, soft spirited person." in his childhood friend telling the court "people always spoke so highly of him. he was so kind. if anything, he was extra kind. he always spoke up." his legal team argues his decision to restrain neely on the new york city subway train was justified because he was threatening the passengers and the defense is now calling for a mistrial after the medical examiner who conducted the autopsy mentioned the word "homicide" on the stand. steve come over to you. >> steve: she was not supposed to do that. thank you very much. meanwhile, "new york times" fact-check fails completely, constantly flat, over rfk jr.'s claims about what is really in a fan fav

news, our organizing. -- are organizing. people talked about after 2020 what would be the new fox news for the trump world. i think this is it. this is the media arm ofa movement and that is potentially a valuable thing and politically significant thing. sonali: i went to go to starlink speaking of the many parts of elon musk's orbit. you have a closeness to the president, a fractured world, starlink playing a role in other countries. how does trump's relationship to many of these countries change elon musk's presence globally? max: what starlink needs is more customers. it needs customers. it needs to sell more subscriptions to regular people. it needs defense contracts. trump can help with both. elon musk has been trying to pivot starlink into more of a service provider for the u.s. government. someone who could sell the air force satellite connectivity or an ally's army or air force or whatever. then you have the u.s. government could subsidize starlink connections in rural areas. this is something elon musk was fixated on and struck out during the bite in years. i think it's a good bet that that will change under whoever trump picks to run the fc

of the aggression against our people. especially in gaza. what can we expect to change on the world stage under a trump presidency? retired four star general, fox news chairman of the institute of the study of war general jack keane joins us now. general, first off, what's your interpretation of that statement from the palestinians, from hamas? >> i don't take it seriously. i mean, we have been down this road before. hamas' position has been pretty steady. you know, since the last hostage release last year, their position has been hard fast that they will only deal with complete israeli withdrawal and cessation of all military activities. that has been their position position. i'm assuming that's the direction they're heading and this is more a fig leaf than anything else. >> brian: let's talk about what could change under a trump administration. after all, we had four years of a test run. what could change right away, for example, over the next four years? number one, have you always come on and talked about how discouraging it was to see the defense budget not keep up with inflation. >> well, the first thing is the trump administration, what they

of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, in theaters now. ♪ >> brian: a fox news alert.ease-fire deal between israel and hezbollah going into effect overnight. benjamin hall joins us live with more. benjamin, is it holding? >> ben: so far yes it is, there has been firings on hezbollah cars. they say that is being controlled at the moment. the cease-fire we have talked about for a few months been negotiated for a few months and should bring a 60 day cease-fire to the war israel and heads. we saw celebrations across lebanon yesterday not the least because the day before saw the heaviest israeli bombing of beirut since this war began. the terms of the cease-fire are as follows. take place over sixth days. israeli troops will withdraw and lebanese troops will replace hezbollah. the u.s. and france violations as well as the u.n., and israel can defend itself in case the of of violations, hezbollah have agreed to withdraw north of the litani river, 18 miles from israel that is the same agreement they reached in 2006. with some critics now saying hezbollah didn't abide back the

the el paso sector for border patrol agents. a stunning sight. a long line of migrants from all around the world scale the steep rocky mountain and crosses illegally and fox newsthe severe overcrowding taking place inside of border patrol facilities in el paso. >> it is chaos in new york city at least 1,000 migrants have showed up in the city each and every month. >> mass releasesleases are undey some migrants are heading to sanctuary cities. >> brian, i want to throw up some pretty shocking numbers real quick number of noncitizen criminals in the united states as put out by the cbp homicide 13 9 criminal assault criminals 18811 and all crimes 439,000431 those numbers are staggering in my opinion i think border crisis is nonger a border state issue. i think as we saw it is a national issue. and that i think is something that a help the red wave that is happened just this last week president trump said he's going to use the alien enemies act could potentially help try to deport some of these illegal aliens. i foresee legal challenges and people will try to stop him every step of the way. >> i think his opposition will want to use courts as much as possible all

fuel to the fire and that russian lawmakers say it's a very big step toward the start of world war iii, dreaming on fox news analyst and chairman of the institute for the study of war general jack keane, great to see you, welcome back, your rea reaction. >> first of all the fact that the russians are claiming our response in the use of attack limited to the escalation is laughable on the surface. just think what is happening. certainly russia has received money and military capabilities from the allies china, iran and north korea in ukraine has received much the same from their allies in terms of the united states, europeans and other nations in the eastern pacific. but what is happened here. another country has joined russia in the fight to overthrow ukraine. that is a major major escalation providing weapons that ukraine has already had to use inside of russia is a mild response, limited response, russia has escalated dramatically to italy joining the nazi germany and conquering all of europe. the russia's and i'm astounded that the biden administration doesn't confront them over it. in boston for what is

of the process. >> harris: we always have plenty of christmas cookies for you. >> kayleigh: the economy is not the most robust in the world. i get your point about how voters feel. our fox news voter analysis between 60% and 90% of voters thought the cost of housing, gas, and food was too high. another fact and i don't often say this but i agree with marie harf on this, she thinks biden couldn't have won, kamala couldn't have won, someone outside couldn't have won. the structure was so deeply set against democrats. we also learned in our fox news poll the retrospective approval of the whole trump was about 50%. the question about, had he delivered and had he been tested was about 50%. voters remembered better times. i just want to say because i think it's important about the biden remarks that played, biden was very gracious. biden did not seem angry, did not seem better. i have my money on kamala sounding that way yesterday. biden had the remark about that neanderthal remark. he wasn't. kamala to use the word fight, often. biden set a much different tone and i want to commend him because it was very well done. thought he would have a chat with his vice president. >> harris:

for relations with, with ukraine, claims that the escalation by biking is a way of giving him some room from the world. kelly his and well known to fox news viewers. other than that, we'll have to see gentlemen, that's all the time. i want to thank my guest in paris from offending lisbon and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, the next time, remember, prospect rules. the 1941, the radical right wing was stone, shall be nice. ation seized power and foam. the independent stage of croatia. hold on to the name, the level 10. what's kind of a problem with a still a system of these 3 are one of the main targets was children. historical sources say the gosh, killed over 72000 children. business it my god, they have done a roll of nose up that of course i say print down by may have done one of the, the up the done with general to go a, b, c on shooting. again. that is not even the germans themselves were horrified by the atrocities committed by the stash reflection of that. so there's a lot to deal with global mistakes. miss stella structure, possibly it can be decided not to allow me sir. as of this, it will be.

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fox business host sean duffy to lead the u.s. transportation department. duffy served in the u.s. house from 2011 to 2019. also well known for appearing on mtv's the real world boston. upon news of his selection by the president elect, duffy departed fox business on monday. if confirmed, he would not only be the only tv news anchor in the president elect's cabinet. last week, trump announced pete hegseth, the co-host of fox and friends weekend, as his pick for u.s. defense secretary. in the meantime, the controversy over florida congressman matt gaetz selection as trump's attorney general continues. some republican senators are demanding to see the house ethics committee report about the former congressman. the group investigated allegations of illicit drug use and sexual misconduct, including claims that gaetz had sex with a minor. a lawyer for one of the alleged witnesses in the case is now opening up about his client's testimony. nbc news is not naming that individual. she testified that her belief was that representative gates had no knowledge that she was under 18, that she was 17 years old at the time. he was having sex with her. she also testified that when representative

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the gop also won control of the senate in west palm beach, florida. doug luzader, fox news. >> world leaders are responding to the election results here in the united states. many congratulating mr. trump, including uk prime minister keir starmer, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, hungarian prime minister viktor orban and french president emmanuel macron. however, the mayor of paris calls mr. trump's election bad news for world democracies. europe, climate, women and ukraine. sweden's prime minister, ulf kristersson, also expressed concern due to the risk of reduced commitment to ukraine. there has been no response yet from russian president vladimir putin. straight back to wall street here, as we are watching stocks soar on this day after the election. dow jones up now more than 3.5% adding 1500 points to where it started. we see another boom over on the s&p which is up by 2.5%. nasdaq is up by almost three percentage points as well. >> all right. let's continue the conversation here on the election. we're joined now in studio with sonoma state university political science

comes on the day mr trump made the world's richest man elon musk head of a new department of government efficiency, john ratcliffe — his pick to lead the cia. and this foxst, author and army veteran pete hegseth, his new defence secretary. hegseth is 44 and served in afghanistan and iraq, has no government experience and will be responsible for the world's most powerful military in his first politicial role. i don't really wash my hands ever. someone help me! it'sjust not... germs are not a real thing. america's hottest new destination seems to be del rio, texas — or, as illegals might call it, bidenville. we should not have women in combat roles. i think that's the most powerful way you can change lives is by saving souls and by introducing people tojesus christ. the white house is staffed by millennial... pro—palestinian millennials. and what israel's about to do is bring hell down on hamas if they do it right. i mean real war, not like tv war. real war, stacking bodies, dead people. well, you've got to clear out the population. maybe egypt could throw us a bone and help some of these palestinians go over there for a second... plenty of countries with

he said we have the strongest economy in the world. 70% of the people who voted on tuesday told our fox newsoter analysis that america is on the wrong track. frankly that's a referendum on the last four years and on his presidency as well as kamala harris's short campaign. with regard to your question, i thought jack keane made an excellent point this morning talking with him this morning and we were wondering about the hot spots in the world. fires now that didn't exist four years ago. he said his biggest challenge is that russia and china and north korea and iran are now allies. >> harris: the enemy of the enemy is my friend is how it works. >> bill: that is your focus and concentration. how you go at that relationship that's formed is a big riddle right now i think today. >> harris: one thing the trump team has said and hear larry kudlow say it on fox business, you go at it through money. sanctions and trade agreements to put pressures of the veins in that part of the world. the relationship china likes to boast with vietnam. we have a good relationship with vietnam now. look at taiwan, r

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of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, only in theaters november 22nd. from current and former senior military officials calling this election of former fox newseteran pete hegseth ridiculous and an f- ing nightmare. that's what they told our jim sciutto. who really is he? alex marquardt is out front. >> it's among the most surprising of donald trump's picks so far, pete hegseth, a fox news host set to now run the u.s. military at the pentagon. the 44-year-old veteran, a stunning choice for defense secretary after trump named several, more classic experienced national security hands to other posts. >> i'm straight- up just saying we should not have women in combat roles. >> he's someone who has flaunted his controversial views. >> men in those positions are more capable. >> and railed against a woke military as in a video that was posted just last week. >> any admiral general, involved in any of the woke shit has got to go. >> he appears what he has most in common with trump. >> the woke generals should be fired immediately. >> trump's decision was met with shock by current and former military officials. the choice seeming to come out of left

the world to me. >> sean: here with reaction fox news saturday night host and the host of fox nation night at comedyway that's probably not going to be for children. jimmi failla is with us. i feel so bad for them. [ laughter ] >> go ahead. >> sean: been around 146 years and 70-year-old boiler that breaks. they want to sell food. i don't think they care are you kamala supporter or trump supporter? they want to sell product. it's not a high margin business selling food. and why did whoopi jump to that conclusion? >> 'cause, you know, they've been lashing out at everybody. but if you've been watching the view, it's pretty obvious that someone has been feeding whoopi cake. okay? maybe not staten island, but there's clearly a bakery serving this woman. and let's be clear, i can say that because i look like i get paid in twinkies and you know that. >> sean: i'm not responsible for the comments that jimmy failla makes on this program. i can't stop you. you cannot control yourself. >> i'm just a comedian. >> sean: that's true. >> but understand, sean, yeah. she tried to destroy a family's business. okay? >

they described her as the light to our world, a heart of gold in london. stephanie bennett, fox news>> honoring fallen heroes with the sound of music coming up next, we'll speak with a veteran who is focusing on the mental health of fellow veterans and first responders. and if you do have plans for the holiday tomorrow, be aware. rain is knocking on the door as we give you give you a live look outside on this sunday evening. the salesforce tower in bay bridge there in the distance. chief meteorologist bill martin is back with when those fighter, hoping his music will be part of a new genre called hero music. he's honoring fallen heroes with his actions and his music. >> john preston sat down with ktvu claudine wong to talk about that goal, and also why he says he feels it is an important step in a journey that has lasted for years. >> how long did we work on it? yeah. >> for firefighter and veteran john preston, sitting down here at ktvu for veterans day this year feels like a milestone. >> you know, this is 20 years from when i started my career. this is ten years since i came in he

about doj orchestrated a hostile takeover of the democracy and third world coup and face evidence and show trials, you're pinch hitting for the bad guys. fox newsthat gaetz was working the phones yesterday, stuart. expected to continue doing that today, over the weekend and next week to try and secure as many vote z as possible, but it seems to be an uphill climb. he needs a sipple majority of those present to be officially confirmed as next attorney general. watch this. >> i have concerns that he can't get across the finish line and we'll spend a lot of political capital. i say we. a lot of people spending a lot of capital on something you get done wonder if it's worth it. reporter: gaetz was subject of fbi/doj investigation in allegations of sex trafficking, but the department dropped the probe last year and did not file charges. mr. gaetz denies any wrong doing and sucket of the house ethics probe looking into similar allegations but since he's no longer a congressman, that report will no longer be released at least publicly bit committee. in addition to the justice department. going to oversee fbi, dea and, stuart, more than 115,000 employe

like we will have sort of the fox news stars from our televisions for the next four years as they defendant talk about -- >> let's not forget that this city is not the real world. the halls of congress-- it is not america right? last week, matt gaetz faced reelection and a republican district for sure. +19. he didn't win by 19 points or 20 points, he won by 32. okay? an overwhelming number reelected him. so, people in the halls of congress, like matt gaetz, he doesn't play their games. people at home send him back. >> i think you have a point about trump having a mandate, trump being very clear about what he was going to do in a second term, he wasn't hiding all of this. but along that, i've heard about how important his 100 days, first months, certainly two years with this republican-controlled washington will be. is he putting in qualified people to help make that as successful 100 days? if it is pete hegseth at the defense department, kelsey gabbard ? >> i think he learned, 80 years later that the first two years are a lot more important than the last two. i think he eventually got his people in place in the last two years, he understands i have four years

. ♪ ♪ >>> the "fox news @ night" common sense department feels like we are living in the old song by the trump hating band rem, the song is, it's the end of the world know it, but i feel fine. that very sentiment was echoed today by the former chairman of the joint chiefs general mark who's is under trump's leadership the u.s. will be fine. that's the same general who just weeks ago said trump is a fascist to the core. the most dangerous person in the country. it's weird how trump is no longer fascist or dangerous because joe biden who said trump would end democracy, end the republic, now says that under trump it's going to be okay. so it's the end of the world as we know it but milley feels fine, biden feels fine, morning joe feels fine. common sense thanks the truth is they always felt fine but democrats were not going to beat trump by feeling fine about trump. morning joe wasn't going to beat fox and friends by feeling fine about trump. general milley wasn't going to be invited on morning joe by feeling fine about trump. feeling fine does not cell. death, desperation and doomsday predictions itself. but common sense thanks on november fifth, vot

of yourself first, because their wellness starts with yours. ♪ >> brian: fox news alert now the former commander-in-chief of the ukrainian army making the grim declaration worldas officially begun as the country faces pressure from north korea and iran. now russia retaliating with new ballistic missiles after biden gave ukraine the green light to fire long range atacm missiles into russia and the -- gay their green light with their storm shadows, so let's bring retired four star general jack keane. so you see the response from putin. an experimental interimmediate range missile. why do you think putin fired back like that? what is he worried about, general? >> yeah, well, first of all, putin is really a master, a psychological warfare and in the soviet union and russian playbooks. it always has been a major part of their conducting, you know, kinetic warfare. and he is really quite good at it. i mean, look at it, he has forced the biden administration never to give the ukrainians what they wanted when they wanted it. and it protracted the war. so, putin keeps coming. and that's what this is all about. he wants to stop the use of atacms into russia because the

the world. when you closer to the fox of the story, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello on james buys. this is the allergies, 0 news life from washington dc with us special coverage. but the us selections coming off, donald trump threatened us to impose terrace on mexico over the southern board of crisis during a series of final election rallies in battle. ground swing states will come a lot higher as continues to push a message of units in pennsylvania. the resource or in the state.

the. molly: -- >> 3, 2, 1 -- [cheers and applause] molly: all right, last night that is fox news media lighting our all-american christmas tree just outside of our worldlebration featured a performance by multi9 platte if numb artist gavin degraw. the 50-foot tree decked out with 18,000 ornaments, 340,000 lights and a brightly-lit dove resting on top. it is stunning, worth seeing. if. griff: -- just months ago, western north carolina hit with a once in a generation storm. the students here answered the call for help. tell me what they did. >> yeah, it was incredible. when hurricane helene hit, high point university was ready to help. we were fortunate to be able to collect and bring our community together to bring around $30,000 that went to truckload after truckload of food, clothes, warm clothes for the winter time as they move into that time of the year, and we're also here at the university able to a practice hospitality. we had a sports team from another school in our conference that stayed on our campus for two weeks while they got their campus back in order or kour students welcomed them with open arms. griff: that was part of last night's spec

of experience. the pentagon biggest bureaucracy in the world it's going to be a challenge. >> nominating to secretary of defense. >> pete hegseth. >> he's fox news host. >>i don't know him. so, i don't know anything about him. okay. >> that was senator cassidy a republican there not know who hegseth was. other republicans express concern and surprise over the selection. that was not the only cabinet pick trump made yesterday pep selected dakota governor kristi noem her to be strong on border security. she has no experience with homeland security and her state is nowhere near the board your but supported the hard line immigration policies and defended fellow republican governors to crackdown on migrants in the state and was a potential vp pick until the revelation that she shot her dog. >>> another announcement last night almost like a shock and awe blitz of personnel announcement from trump. one about elon musk who will play apparently, a key role in the next trump administration. the president-elect announced yesterday that the tech billionaire will head up the now department of government efficiency, alongside former republican presidential ca

of pete hegseth to run the pentagon. he most recently, of course, a fox news host. do you believe he is qualified to lead the department of defense? >> this is an incredibly serious time in the worldtrump who dodged the draft five times, insulted gold far families, trampled on the sacred ground of arlington national cemetery, and i'm not surprised that he picked a fox news host rather than someone who is going to understand the seriousness of the moment. i'm very concerned about what this means, because we've even seen today reporting from "the wall street journal" talking about executive orders that are essentially military purges when our military has always been a political, nonpartisan patriots not a political military. that's a very dangerous road that we could head down. on the armed services i'm going to be incredibly focused making sure we don't go down that road. >>> up next, new reporting on the relationship between donald trump and elon musk. stay with us for that. eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chas

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there's a 14 year lag wall of decline despite what fox says, fox news, there's been a decline in immigration . that has created a real problem for the univision and telemundo of the world because their market is shrinking, it's falling apart. i don't know if you remember the scuttlebutt about trump doing a interview on univision, are they trying to turn right way, no, their market is collapsing and that stereotype was also very tightly part of what the orthodoxy of the democratic party'snarrative is, that's the issues they drive. the problem is that shrinks as a share of the electorate and so does the efficacy of the message . >> this is about enthe gender gap and asking about the shift, maybe explain the gender forces at work within the electorate. >> this is one of the most fascinating thing about what happened, i thought it was better done by a latino to write it herself . we have the largest gender gap of any ethnic group in the country. men vote more for republicans, i believe it's closely tied to the education divide because our women go to college at higher rates than men do so their opinions are changing and manifesting very differently. we also elect women to

of the free world and a nope president trump will provide that again. >> sean: coming up my interview with stephen a. smith after trump's decisive election win >> a fox newsin new york the holiday season is upon us and with that comes the winter weather storm packing and hit northeast parts of the country with impacts widespread stretching from new england to the mid-atlantic with a winter storm warning issued to alban he and surrounding until 1:00 a.m. friday morning with accumulations expected to between 1-4 inches. >>> australia approved a social media band for children under the age of 16 today with tech giants such as instagram and facebook and tiktok to stop minors from logging on. they could face fines up to around 32 million it's one of the toughest regulations targeting big tech for trial of methods to enforce will begin in 2025. back to hannity. >> ♪ ♪ >>> i spoke to stephen a. smith days after trump's landslide take a look. >> he is a rock store and as far as i'm concerned there is no espn without my friend stephen a. smith i saw you on the view today how are you doing? >> every doing shown congratulations on the election results you called and

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