we work a lot with now vice president j.d. vance. future secretary of state marco rubio. >> frump kind of gets a second charges at doing a first term. typically when a new president is coming in, they've just spent all this time campaigning, making promises to supporters. and all of a sudden now all those donors, they're trying to get your support. i think it's a place where we typically see a lot of administrations really struggle. the voters look around and say wait a minute, this isn't what we were expecting at all and typically in the next mid-term election you see the president's party get wiped out. part of the piece that i-wrote and what is so important right now is to see can mr. trump remember why he was actually elected, what he's going to have to do to be a successful president or does all the attention focus on what people are talking about at mar-a-lago? host: when it comes to trump's first administration, how close do you think he got to some hof these pro-worker economic policies that a lot of you support? guest: his f

this leadership team, president trump, j.d. vance, we're headed in a direction to be able to get the country backen the track that she's looking for. sen. thune: and the newly elected chairman of the senate national republican senatorial committee chair is the senator from south carolina, and he's already planning on expanding our majority in 2026. so senator tim scott. sen. scott: thank you. without any question, president trump set out to make sure that americans felt like this country and the american dream was alive and well, and there for them. from the border, to fixing the economy, solving the issue of crime and restoring confidence on the global stage, president trump has been very clear on his agenda. our goal with our leader john thawn is to make sure that we achieve those objectives. my passion is making sure we defend our current seats, expand the map, and expand our majority so that president trump does not have two years for the republican majority in the senate, but has four years. and control of making sure that ameri

i would much rather have j.d. vancemy vp than i would a football coach from minnesota, 'ay know? i'll tell you this were the only make america great again make again is all about is where the only country in the world with the energy independent that can grow their own crops that can manufacture their own goods and by the way where the only country that can have a closed border and legal immigration system that is figurine equal instead of what we have right now where we've got 20 million unvented documented unvented untested people coming across our border right now. so there's nothing left to do as we say down south that he is in the bonds of there is nothing left to do to go vote get your friends like i said before if you don't have any friends go make one and make him go vote all right? so let's go vote tomorrow and vote big and georgia and let's win this thing in make america great again. thank you all very much. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome to the stage the next vice president and second lady of the un

j.d. vancescorting him around the senate and a couple of hours later, it's over, he withdraws. i guess they just found out you don't have the votes, sir? is it as simple as that? >> it is as simple as that, and it's because he was such a flawed nominee. look, donald trump is trying very hard, he wants to get some glass-breakers in there and rattle up a few of these agencies. but the reality was that matt matt gaetz came with two knox against him. one is a huge ethics issue that was rooted, by the way, not so much in the department of justice investigation which never resulted in any charges, but a house ethics report that was due to be released. it was already beginning to leak out about his interactions with young women. but also tof other things they e looking at too which had to do with campaign finances, allegations of illicit drug use. he's denied all of this, by the way. that's one issue. but a lot of republicans in the senate were simply worried he wasn't qualified to do this in the way t

was it the pompeo trump or the j.d. vance trump?t has happened to the last day suggest it is going to be very much more the j.d. vance trump. i think that i would be worried. >> could all this unify the europeans and make them spend more in defense and get more strategically oriented? >> if it does not, europe is finished, to be honest. because europe needs to spend more money on defense. europe needs to come together to support ukraine if president-elect donald trump ensures the united states does not. europe is way behind on the cutting edge technologies of what a.i. does. europe has been sleepwalking in this mess. if you look at what is happening in european politics, the day president-elect donald trump was elected, there was a crisis in the german government. french president macron is impotent. you made a big mistake according to the election. giorgia meloni -- i think europe has always come together in a crisis. we saw that again and again. maybe this time it will. as of now, unfortunately, europeans will sense they have to d

y'all seen j.d. vance? where is j.d. vance? i have not seen j.d. vance. >> is elon musk the vp?at elon musk is the surrogate vp. he's standing in. so let me get this straight. elon musk is on the phone talking to leaders around the world, in iran, and getting on the phone call with putin and j.d. vance is out there trying to find some votes for matt gaetz? is that what -- is that what it's come to? >> the only reporting i have seen on j.d. vance in the last few days is about those calls he was making for matt gaetz. >> you know, it's really crazy. just so people understand out there at home pb this is , this transition, right? during the transition, it is when the president-elect is putting together, you know, the 100-day plan for the government, where the president-elect is picking the cabinet members and when joe biden was the president-elect and kamala harris was the vice president-elect, she was in all of those meetings. she was going back and forth to delaware. up the road every day to wilmington, because that's where the president was, the president-elect. she was in the r

and so i think what you start to see in the way trump and j.d. vancepeak to american voters, in the core of their agenda, that does focus on bringing good manufacturing back to the united states, that focuses on tightening the labor market, making sure that employers have to actually hire american workers, it's a real commitment to building, and really going back to the kind of economy that supports most americans in their aspirations. and there's obviously a lot of work to be done in translating that. >> all right, stay with us. stay with us. we'll be right back with oren cass. >>> next sunday -- i'm venturing across the globe to see how these new weight loss medications are transforming lives and disrupting the industry. >> these drugs are very effective, but they're not going to be for everyone. >> is ozempic right for you? next sunday at 8:00 p.m. >>> i'm back with oren cass, the founder and chief economist of the conservative think tank, american compass. oren, i wanted to ask you about trump govern going forward. it seems to me that some areas wh

later 430 donald trump michigan for campaign rally here on c-span2 and j.d. vance and north carolina 4:30 p.m. kamala harris in the evening to get off the boat in milwaukee. toggle between stan and he spent all day to see closing arguments and watch on c-span now, free mobile video of her online at c-span.org. >> your unfiltered view of government including charter communications charters proud to be recognized as one of the last internet providers. we are just getting better than 100,000 miles of new inastructure to reach those who need it most. ♪♪ >> charter commu

we work a lot with now vice president j.d. vance. future secretary of state marco rubio. >> frump kind of gets a second charges at doing a first term. typically when a new president

it's failure of j.d. vance who lobbied republican colleagues in the senate and not enough came around. the issues with matt gaetz were first as attorney general he would have pursued the enemies list that donald trump wanted him to. secondly, completely professionally unqualified. no experience that justifies him leading the department. third, the questions, the serious allegations of sexual misconduct with minor which constitutes statutory rape or sex trafficking as they convicted a buddy on in the same underlying case. pam bondi started as a relatively jeb bush type republican as attorney general of the state of florida, pursued the opioid crisis.id she was the lead attorney general challenging obamacare, trying to overturn it. all the bread and butter republican eaissues. but not somebody with a penchant to say pursue an enemies list like matt gaetz. it would be interesting to see if she pushes back on donald with any of that. joy, she was rumored to be in the running for nomination in 2017 as part of donald

the american people have enthusiastically trusted president trump and j.d. vanceh saving our great republic. i am calling on my senate republican colleagues to listen to both the american people and the constituents in their states and support president trump's vision for his cabinet. the last time around, the republican senate took months to confirm president trump's appointments, if not years. as a result, president trump had to govern with one hand tied behind his back because some of his cabinet members were never confirmed. that's completely unacceptable this time around. we need to help president trump. we need to help him usher in a new golden age in america. be a team player. it's time to move the ball down the field. you know, i spent many years as a head coach at several different football programs. whenever an organization brings on a new coach, that coach brings in his whole new staff. his head coach's obligation to hire the personnel he needs to achieve his objectives for that certain program. the old staff by large usually gets fired. it's not always

j.d. vance said they absolutely have to go after those things.led social security the biggest impediment to face! sanity. donald trump called ate ponzi scheme. my dad called it a life siver when we needed social security benefits to get by. we're harty people. in minnesota, we walk on water off the time. we don't mind pulling ourselves by our boot straps put we don't have any boot straps. this week they're getting pretty cocky about things. speaker of the house johnson, that guy they took them about 15 guys to go through before they found somebody to take it. and he said yeah, we're going to have to get rid of obamacare. and all of us those what that means is the reason is the a.c.a. is so popular, for the first time in american history, insurance companies couldn't deny us care for preexisting conditions. we know how that works. insurance companies like to insure healthy people and then they like to make it difficult to pay off claims and leave the rest of us sitting out there without anything. give donald trump crept. he came up a couple of mon

vice president-elect j.d. vance was working to secure the votes from his soon to be former senate colleagues, and president-elect trump was working the phones and twisting arms. co-president elon musk has been working the public via twitter, rousing the maga troll army to galvanize por for gaetz. yesterday musk tweeted that gaetz is supremely qualified because he has a big brain and an axe to grind, which is necessary for the job. and will be our hammer of justice. a number of republicans have expressed concerns about gaetz's nomination, including fox host, former congressman and former federal prosecutor trey gowdy. >> do not use the justice system as a weapon. and the message for republicans is don't do it on other side either with this absurd a.g. pick that you just made. justice is different. it is a combination of policy, law and also morality. you do not use our justice system as a political weapon. voters rejected it in november and they are going to reject it if republicans try to do it also. some things ris

obviously his runningmate j.d. vance what a great story out of the rust belt of ohio to eventually become a senator, a marine, yale, law school and then elon musk one of the most successful businessmen in creative minds for all-time never voted for a republican before and he's out there, tulsi gabbard got more delegates than kamala harris when she ran for president at the democratic nominee, rfk jr. , vivek, this isn't like a bunch of rich white people on stage, you know, saying tax cuts for the rich. this is a team i think a lot of people voted for on top of trump who to your point can talk to these folks the way no other politician can quite frankly. larry: tammy, let's talk about j.d. vance for a minute because trump said last night, well, i turned out he was a little controversial, but j.d. vance i think turned out to be quite an asset for him, and the other thing trump said was he would send j.d. vance dealt with these crazy people on the sunday talk shows for cnn and msnbc, and stuff like that. was j.d. vance a big

that did look like j.d. vance there. we are seeing a lot of movement.s put it that way. >> john: well, he is going to be coming out at some point, speaking to him just a short time ago, and he is quite enthusiastic about the results of this vote. and, i'm sorry, what was that? oh, okay. we want to just depart this in washington, d.c., for just a moment. we will be coming to that very shortly. meantime, chicago's mayor alan to fight back against president-elect trump just one week after trump's decisive win, mayor brandon johnson blasted the future commander in chief as a threat. raymond lopez is standing by. but first, garrett tenney with the latest on this feud. >> yeah, john, chicago is still a very deep blue city, but last week showed the political landscape here is changing ever so slightly. donald trump won more votes than any republican presidential candidate here in chicago since 1988, and 21%, which is nine points higher than he got in 2016. but a big reason a lot of lifelong democrats came out for trump is the border and the migrant crisis they

accompanied by vice president-elect j.d. vance! second lady usha vance!long with friends and campaign staff! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much. wow. >> crowd chanting: usa, usa! >> thank you very much. this is great. these are our friends. we have thousands of friends in this incredible movement. this was a movement like nobody's ever seen before. and frankly, this was, i believe, the greatest political movement of all-time. there's never been anything like this in this country and maybe the earth. and now it's going to reach a new level of importance, because we're going to help our country heal. help our country heal. we have a country that needs help. and it needs help very badly. we're going to fix our borders. we're going to fix everything about our country. we made history for a reason tonight, and the reason is going to be just that. we overcame obstacles that nobody thought possible. and it's now clear that we've achieved the most incredible political -- look what happened. is this crazy? gut it's a political victory that our coun

—— y el candidato a vicepresidente j.d. vance.e sobre la candidata demÓcrata kamala harris luego de asegurar importantes triunfos en estados considerados claves. paulina: asÍ es. esta maÑana tenemos todos los resultados tanto de la carrera de la casa blancapor las contiendas en el senado y cÁmara baja. si les parece bien vamos a comenzar con parte de este primer mensaje de donald trump a los estadounidenses tras conocer su victoria. vamos a escuchar. [habla en inglÉs] esta maÑana tenemos una cobertura en equipo en vivo de costa a costa en estados claves que definen esos comicios presidenciales. maria: que les parece si damos inicio en la florida con claudia que se ha encontrado desde ayer donde amanece el presidente electo donald trump. satcha: muy buenos dÍas, claudia. cuÉntanos. claudia: buenos dÍas. pues les cuento que en los Últimos minutos salieron los resultados de wisconsin. con esa ayuda donald trump se convierte en el presidente electo de los estados unidos. logrÓ obtener mÁs de 270 votos electorales que necesita en la ac

vice president j.d. vancedeleted x post trump team interviewing to possibly plaifr christopher wray names considered to replace wray are former michigan congressman mike rodgers former national security official kash patel jim jordan he chairman of the judiciary committee subcommittee on weaponization of federal government member of house oversight committee mr. chairman thank you so much for being here this morning great to see you -- >> you bet. >> ho do you want to see in charge of fbi. >> someone not using agency to be you know, weaponized against around people have i want someone running justice department running fbi, who is not going to say oh, we are going to investigate moms and dads 5 school board meetings i want somebody running justice department fbi not a memorandum um from the field office where they said if you are pro-life kath you are extremist you need to be investigated i want someone going to focus on solving crimes, maria how about this why don't we know who planted the pipes on japan 6 wh

so classy in j.d. vancehe vice presidency the nomination over rubio, he was on the next day and said i really appreciate j.d. vance is a great guy. is he great pick. >> lawrence: marco rubio was set to retire from the senate when trump was elected. trump encouraged him to run. desantis was set to run. trump asked him to stay in that spot. desantis run for governor. >> ainsley: all the great republican leaders out of florida. ron desantis, michael walz, marco rubio, donald trump. >> brian: worried about the house a little bit that's somebody else not in the house. just real quick interesting to see who replaces marco rubio if he gets the secretary of state job. >> ainsley: ron desantis desantis could appoint. >> steve: could be byron donalds. >> brian: that would be a great move. that mean he doesn't run for governor either. that's another person who was going to run. >> steve: embarrassment of riches. republicans have a deep bench in florida. meanwhile. >> brian: this. that brings us to the senate. where fre

vice president-elect j.d. vancenging him to meet with senators. and the closed-door meeting in the house. the fate of that ethics report involving gaetz. what republicans and democrats said when they emerged from that meeting late today. so, will senators and the american people ever know what's in that report? >>> tonight, the three home explosions rocking neighborhoods in three different parts of the country. with the colder air moving in, one case deadly. witnesses say an hvac worker was working on the heating system in one of the homes. >>> overseas tonight, the war in ukraine. and tonight, ukraine reportedly launching a new round of long-range missiles into russia. this time, british-made missiles, as both sides fight to hold on to territory before president-elect trump takes office. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, the case that stunned this nation. susan smith convicted of killing her two young sons, rolling them in her car into a lake. now asking for parole. what the parole board decided today. >>> the new

>> john: another thing that j.d. vance hasn't denied.necessarily associate with the right old sense of humor. the next week we were going to do, we sent an idea for a joke we wanted him to film. he emailed back to say "i'll do it but to be honest it doesn't feel like you're elevating the joke at all." the most stimulating thing was, he was right. i got a really incisive joke note from russell crowe and at that point he feels like you might need to stop doing whatever it is you think you're doing. >> stephen: "last week tonight" airs sundays on hbo. john oliver, everybody. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show," everybody! stick around for -- please if you love your country, go vote tomorrow. now stick around for taylor tomlinson. good night! ♪ ♪

. >> ainsley: vice president-elect j.d. vanceo capitol hill to shore up trump's cabinet pay picks. >> ainsley: rich edson. >> good morning, steve, ainsley, brian, the process is beginning as senator j.d. vance is going to introduce some of president-elect trump's cabinet choices before the confirmation hearings in this process begins. skepticism among senators surrounding trump's picked for attorney general, matt gaetz. investigating for sexual misconduct and illegal drug use but despite that trump is sticking with the florida congressman. >> mr. president are you reconsidering the nomination of matt gaetz? >> there you have it meeting with, pete hegseth and u.n. ambassador pick, elise stefanik and veterans affairs secretary, choice doug collins. more loving ahead and the president-elect the cochair of the transition cantor fitzgerald howard lutnick as commerce secretary. he was in the conversation for treasury and hurt search and tense and that it dr. oz to run medicare and medicaid. and wrestling executive and former administra

j.d. vancehill after second day of selling lawmakers of the cabinet. >> brian: attorney general matt gaetz made the rounds with key senators. >> lawrence: alexis mcadams and west speech home florida. >> no surprise to people at home this might be uphill battle for matt gaetz. there's been lots of controversy surrounding him with lots of allegations denied for months, but the former president, nap president-elect trump not surprised by the attacks on matt gaetz and still wants him made to be the top cop in the united states. this is what the radical left those, they pick you up, try to ruin you, dirty you up, spit you out. but matt gaetz has its going well on capitol hill. listen. speak of the senators are giving good advice. i'm looking forward to a good hearing. folks have been very supportive with a fair process in it's a great day of momentum for the trump-vance administration. >> he's trying to remain positive as he walks around capitol hill. in a d.c. meeting with republican senators. he is

his vice president, j.d. vance described a piece unfavorable to the russians, in which they would keep the land lay have taken, and a demilitarized zone would be erected along the border. so, i asked the former defense minister whether president volodymyr zelenskyy could bank on trump's stated policy of peace through strength. welcome back to our program, minister andrii zahorodniuk. we want to get your perspectives. in the wake of a new direction in american leadership. so, peace through strength , of what trump is saying. how do you interpret that? >> the situation is that president putin is clearly adamant to keep war in ukraine and the only thing that can stop him is that we construct a perspective that he loses. so, that is the only way . he clearly sees the perspective of living, if he sees the perspective of a disaster at home, economic or military over both, then he will consider the ideas of somehow stopping the war. that is what we need to construct. all other options are not to work. they have been tried

last night she said sometimes things happen. >> ainsley: yeah, sometimes things happen. >> brian: j.d. vanceurns to capitol hill. happening this morning ongoing effort to sell lawmakers on crucial cabinet nominees like pete hegseth. >> steve: this visit comes one day after mr. vance and attorney general picked that guy right there. matt gaetz made the rounds with key senators trying to drum up support. >> ainsley: alexis mcadams is in palm beach, florida with the latest for us. hey, alexis. >> hi there, good morning. yeah. this could be the president-elect's most controversial pick at this time, right? former representative matt gaetz, you don't have to look far to figure that out. just look through the headlines a lot of people on both sides, specifically democrats though who r. not happy with trump picks gaetz as the top cop of the united states? but, trump said on truth social, you guys, this is what the radical left does. they pick someone, they dirty them up and they try to run them and then they spit them out set. focused on getting gaetz confirmed in the coming months. this comes as h

. ♪ ♪ >>> less than two years into his political career j.d. vancee next in line to the most powerful position in the world. and at just 40 years old vance will be the youngest person in decades to be vice president, ushering in a new generation of the maga era. as donald trump jr. put it to the "new york times," "what we have in j.d. is we now have an america first bench. we now have people who can carry that torch. people unafraid to stand up to the tyranny of our government and fight." i want to bring in dasha burns. marc short is also back with us. dasha, has trump chose nen his one-time opponent, now his natural successor? certainly at least temperamentally. >> he does, chris, seem to be the heir apparent to the maga movement. that's especially true if you listen to don jr. or eric trump. those are two figures, trump's sons, who pushed very hard for vance to be his vice presidential nominee. and that was controversial. not a lot of republicans were on board with that initially. he had a lot of baggage carried with him. he has said some very, ver

sources close to j.d. vance say his role will be simple. whatever president trump needs, vance will do. joe biden says he will work with incoming administration during the transition process. >> i spoke with president-elect trump to congratulate him on victory and i assured him i would direct my entire administration to have a peaceful and orderly transition. that is what the american people deserve. >> brooke: back to you. >> carley: suzie wiles, i saw jar ed moskowitz said he worked with her in the desantis administration and called her brilliant, tough and strategic and j.d. vance said she is a huge asset to the white house and she is just a really good person. she is becoming a household name. >> todd: somerall madden broadcasting team is best in n. n.f.l. history. trump gives off mad know vibes every now and then, can't wait to see what they do. >> carley: i'll give you that hug in 57 minutes. kjp got defensive when asked about her rhetoric. >> what is the message for people who are fearful -- >> you are twisting everything around, tha

j.d. vancetells joe rogan it is this. >> we are not trying to censor our fellow americans. we are not trying to say you should be silenced because you disagree with us. stuart: it is more than censorship. we will get into it. wisconsin sees record early voting, a million casting their ballots. we ask senator ron johnson if that helps trump, next. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering "seven things every medicare supplement should have". it's your free, just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, a knowledgeable, licensed agent-producer can answer any questions you have and help you choose the plan that's right for you. the call is free. and there's no obligation. you see, medicare covers only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to

the vaccine j.d. vance is questioned wasd. developed duri his own running mate's administration when donald trump was president. it's clear they would rather spend the final days of this campaign with their base than reaching more voters. today arizona and nevada where she just finished a rally in reno. >> listen, donald trump's not done. did anybody hear what he had to say just yesterday? and i'll tell you it was outrageous. he said on the issue of freedom of choice, reproductive freedom, he said that he will do what he wants because, quote, because this is his perspective. he will do it whether the women like it or not. whether the women like it or not. can you imagine? we have an opportunity in this election to turn the page on a decade of donald trump trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. we're done with that. we're exhausted by it. we'reha done with that. we're done with it. and reno, this is the thing. we know that this is not who we are. that's not who we are, and it is time for a new generation of leaders

. >> reporter: yeah, j.d. vancegh the ohio clock corridor in the united states senate heading into that old chamber. they will begin their deliberations to select their next republican leader. and this race has largely been seen as wide open between john cornyn, john thune, and rick scott, who has gotten a lot of maga support. despite the fact that vance is going to be in the room today, this vote will be secret. i've seen a large amount of lawmakers going in, and some of them, many of them have not said publicly who they are backing. that is intentional, because the reality is, whoever wins this race today, they're going to have to work with, and the last thing you want to do is irritate or frustrate the man who is going to lead your conference. it may take some time, john, to be able to tabulate these votes. today that special number is 27. right off of the top. so this could take a considerable amount of time. we expect nominating speeches for each of the men running. just a couple of notable speeches that will b

think of the past 48 hours with j.d. vancecolleague and soon to be vice president, bringing people into his office with matt gaetz for come to jesus sessions to try to pressure them into signing up for a completely unpalatable candidate and then immediately thereafter he's withdrawn. >> yeah. >> so the kind of atmosphere of threat and intimidation and pressure and inevitably has been shattered already, and i suspect there's a bit of resentment brewing from those personal conversations and now that it's been shown that it didn't work then so much the better. so to all of my republican colleagues who stood up and made it clear to the white house that this wasn't going to happen, bravo them. >> it's important to call that out when it does happen even though it's rare, it doesn't diminish the fact that at the moment a lot of the narrative, i'm not sure if it's deserve is about trump's political strengths and when it came to matt gaetz found their spies. to your point about the meeting that j.d. vance is orchestrating. this was the

i mean j.d. vance is now kind of channeling this more aggressively than he was before. >> the citizens of this countryt garbage for thing to be able to afford grecs and a nice place to live, but in two dies, we're going to take out the crash in washington d.c., and the trash's name is kamala harris. >> i mean, i guess it was taboo last week, and not so much now. >> the president of the united states called half of the country garbage, and it's not taboo, is it? >> his comment. >> it was obvious what his comment was. >> it would have been good for them to leave the biden thing where it was, rather than calling harris trash, and you undermine the argument by doing that the. >> possibly. >> let's stop calling names, i'll give it to you. >> it's much worse than the comedian. should the white house change the transcript? they took pretty significant steps to cover it up. >> j.d. vance -- >> j.d. vance shouldn't be calling the vice president garbage or trash, but the problem is, and this goes back to her mes

. ♪ ♪ >> vice president-elect j.d. vanceding to capitol hill with president-elect trump cabinet x. vance to key senators onto nominees with incoming president not backing down. >> todd: a little field trip. >> carley: trump building out administration with three more staffers ;-) positions, cochair lara trump away end. >> todd: plus, democrats planning to push back onto trump immigration crackdown after president biden's dhs report relay alarm on migrant crime with notorious venice way when gaines spreads across the u.s. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a very busy morning and i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus, alexandria hoff in washington with the latest trump transition, hey, alex. >> karlan todd, good to be with you. the administration at an accelerated pace and delivering on promised that senate confirmation is a hurdle to be crossed first and tells fox news digital that president-elect j.d. vance is taking charge of gathering support for cabinet picks that g.o.p. senators were surprised by or skeptical

and will meet personally with several of them tomorrow, a courtship led by vice president-elect j.d. vance. alaska republican lisa murkowski said gaetz should not be pushed through. >> let's take it seriously and let's give it the time. >> reporter: he was under investigation for allegations of sexual misconduct, including attending sex parties and having sex with a minor. >> we are creating a false crisis because the reality is all that information is going to be on display at the hearing. the to nearly 100 house democrats demanded the ethics panel release it's report. >> they should have a chance to look at the evidence and make a decision for themselves. >> reporter: speaker mike johnson -- >> matt gaetz is not a member of the body anymore. >> reporter: other materials tied to separate investigations were hacked by an unknown party that includes the deposition from a minor. >> norah: thank you both for your reporting. let's bring in chief political analyst don dickerson. it's been exactly two weeks selection day. what is the pace of this transition? tell us about how donald trump plans

we should also mention j.d. vancen nevada emphasizing how both candidates and both campaigns are putting a lot of importance on this date. sandra. >> sandra: jeff paul in las vegas for us, thank you, down periods payment illegal migrants accused of murdering georgia student laken riley in court and hosea boris lawyer with cell phone data should not be allowed at trial. jury selection expected to begin in two weeks and criminal defense attorney and we hope to have mercedes joining us but technical difficulties. the defense is asking for a lot here, mark let me read motion to suppress. the defendant through counsel to move this court to suppress the following evidence seized or searched in the unlawful manner. two cellular device is bullied by the state to belong to the defendant and information contained in them physical information taken from the person at the defendant and the contents of the defendant social media account snapchat snapchat facebook, tikk obtained by google incorporated. they have a favorable ruling

that is the vice president elect j.d. vance. i think that not only was he a voting member of our conference but also in there with us every step of the way to make sure that the direction that we're going to go as a united conference and with me leading the policy issues, and all of us working together, that we'll have a united voice. and i'll say one thing about the election. i've said this on all my local stations. what i think the biggest issue was, national security and others, the american family, the mom, the dad, whoever it is, going to the grocery store. we do it all the time every week. and we could see, all of us could see the escalating costs of something so very basic to us. just the cost of food and hearing from the vice president in her campaign, the economy is doing great. don't worry. so we hear those voices. we hear them loud and clear. those are the voices we'll respond to along with president trump through the next several years. >> the newly elected senate republican conference vice chair, the senator from ok

what would your grandpa have thought of j.d. vance in your estimation, like about j.d. vance? >> of course. i spoke about it and the rally on tuesday and comparing my grandfather against senator vance with similar backgrounds in challenging circumstances in the midwest. attending law school and serving in the military and both serving in congress and both men of faith. >> todd: jonathan, what would your grandfather have thought of kamala harris? >> oh, goodness, well the motto that is on my grandfather's aircraft carrier, integrity, a little bit ironic forces and bills to use integrity for the kamala harris campaign. so just having those principles, you can actually stand by, is something certainly special to my grandfather and kamala harris' not someone that does that. >> todd: understood, families can have a difference of opinion and that is what makes america great. we hopefully do not see the separating your family beyond this mere election. that is my wife saying good luck at thanksgiving. jack and jonathan porter, we appreciate

and will meet personally with several of them tomorrow, a courtship led by vice president-elect j.d. vance. lisa murkowski said he should not be pushed through. >> let's take it seriously and let's give at the time. >> he was under investigation for sexual misconduct including attending sex parties and having sex with a minor. the florida republican has denied any wrongdoing. >> the reality is all that information is going to be on% display at the hearing. >> reporter: nearly 100 house democrats demanded he released the report. >> to make a decision for themselves. >> speaker mice johnson has insisted that -- >> reporter: the house ethics -- has learned other materials tied to separate investigations into him were hacked by an unknown party that includes a deposition from a minor who allegedly had sex with him. norah. >> norah: nikole killion and caitlin huey-burns, thank you. let's bring in chief political analyst john dickerson. it's been exactly two weeks since election day. what is the pace of this transition, tell us about how donald trump plans to carry out his agenda. >> reporter: i

j.d. vance about it. [applause] k they are for time learning and until we passed this. [cheering and applauding] today is it just allegedly observed 20% additional details of will. not. we will have additional support. there's a guy during opening leave leave and there is another case number and now there a little. and they actually have it. when donald trump talks about freedom. the decision to make things work a lot better. [applause] kamala harris is about freedom, you tell her and marry whoever you want to mind here. seniors and parents and social security and. the initiative. free to go to school and not know send them have. [applause] and in this amendment, also know as possibility of protecting our children, it will turn into big and in this approach. whatever it might be. election literally does not in this election. and then you are thinking about this. donald trump said he would but rfk junior in charge. [booing] if you are a woman of your protected. [cheering] mentality life. emergency rooms and being denied care and show up, they are going to vote. so we kno

j.d. vancea final appeal during an event in atlanta yesterday. vice president harris and her running mate were in the city over the weekend. fox business correspondent madison alworth is in cobb county, tonight. >> a majority of georgia voters have already cast their ballot. >> i early voted and it was amazing. it was a great, quick process. >> over 4 million ballots have been turned. in it's part of the reason why georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger says this could be a quick count. >> that 70% that we reported by 8:00 p.m. plus or minus, assuming all polls close at 7:00. >> many people still have 2020 burned deeply into their memory when the state was the very last to be called 16 days after the elections. raffensperger is confident this time georgia will report before voters go sleep election night. >> we will have a free, fair and fast election. >> harris is up by 1 points. while our fox news power listings list the state as a toss-up. [chanting u.s.a.] >> that razor edge is why

two years into his political career j.d. vance position in the world and outlining his vision for the future. dasha burns with more on his lightening fast rise into the spotlight. >> reporter: tonight j.d. vance is the vice president-elect and potentially the heir apparent to the maga movement. >> and i think that we just witnessed the greatest political comeback in the history of the united states of america. >> reporter: at 40 vance will be one of the youngest vps in history. >> he's turned out to be a good choice. >> reporter: a choice pushed by trump's sons, part of the campaign strategy to appeal to young, right-leaning men. >> he's someone that understands the cycle of poverty and addiction. he broke through it. he's living the ultimate american dream. >> reporter: but vance has come under fire for some of his views including refusing to back down on baseless comments about migrants eating pets in springfield, ohio. >> i'm not repeating them because i invented them out of thin air. i'm repeating them because my constituents

this is the position j.d. vance said whoever is the attorney general is more important than his job which is obviously notable given he is a heartbeat away from the precedency. >> one thing that trump wants to do is weaponize the department of justice. he wants to use it for retribution, clear his name, he wants to have complete control. he never understood his first term why that was the case. part of the reason he famously fired jeff sessions is because he could not understand why jeff sessions was not go, along with what he wanted to do. there will be the opportunity that trump did not have last time around to grow the power of the executive and extend it effectively treat the department of justice as an extension of that. back ground check of all of this national clearance comes with a lot of them. because the trump administration or the trump team has not signed these ethics agreements or memorandums of understanding with the biden team, the fbi is not doing background checks on anybody. typically a process the

based on capitol hill ways president-elect j.d. vance meets with republican senators ahead of these very important confirmation hearings i started in january, one of those senators is standing by, senior white house correspondent peter doocy responding from west palm beach, florida. >> good afternoon, the initial read from democrats in d.c. on the mat to what occurred nomination to be that nato ambassador is that he could wind up having his impact on u.s. foreign policy as any of the pick so far. >> i do not have an informed opinion on him, i do not have his background, when i say more broadly is nato and the biden administration for the next two months have to be maga proving that ukraine, we have to lift the restrictions to strike russians refinery capacity. >> of the president-elect is now blaming elected democrats for the bad headlines about some of his cabinet selections posting on truth social this is with the radical left lunatics due to people, they dirty them out, they destroy them and then he spit them he spit them out there tr

. >> sandra: i love it when you come back because j.d. vancespeaking to let's get to that. >> let's go to that, john periods feeling j.d. vance in michigan for a bake campaign rally and a very, very tight state and one that can make the difference between winning and losing in tuesday night. let's listen in. >> i was watching -- thank you i appreciate that but i was watching kamala on "the vehicle's title in the entire theme of the campaign she will do nothing that joe biden will do and doesn't bear the responsibility delete tea even though sitting president. she didn't ask the site to the siding foe on billions of dollars of spending even though she did. this brief unscripted moment they gave her the ultimate softball and they said what would you do differently than joe biden and kamala harris says, "well, nothing comes to mind." and kamala harris' defense, that could very well be the slogan of the harris-walz campaign, nothing comes to mind. but it revealed." [cheers and applause] it revealed the truth of the matter is that to vote for kamala