i am john roberts and it is good to have you with us today. >> jacqui: i am jacqui heinrich and sandraa day off. stop migrants from crossing into the country but what about the violent criminals already here? we shared so many stories on this program a, migrant crimes and many suspects crossing the border illegally and allowed into the country. >> john: baltimore, one mission to track down suspects and arrest them and deport them out of the country. we have republican kathy on deck to react to all of that. >> jacqui: first, david spun with a ride along. >> it was interesting to see and these people working all hours of the night. we are very early. the agents with a list of people and already convicted of crimes in the united states. they have an early start in the exclusive fried suburban maryland outside of the nation's capital. we joined the team to prepare for the dangerous mission i had prayed for her to the arrival. the agents picked up sexual abuse have a minor and exposing himself several times. there were eight targets on the list and they captured all late of them the next 8-

. >> jacqui: merry christmas. if republicans don't delay the agenda on their own with a speaker battle democrats are potentially readying some roadblocks. you had an "politico" it was a report that said to washington trump and his allies are serious about the federal government and even the minority democrats won't make it easy for republicans to enact cuts to the social safety net. joe what of trump's promises are going our meeting political support and what would taper back a little bit with expectations? >> the solid majority of them. a total of 59 priorities are listed for donald trump's day one and an axial's report on today and many of these priorities are supported by the majority of the american people. examples one of trump's priorities is to close and secure the border. poll after poll shows 75% of voters support sending u.s. troops to quote challenged drug cartels and secure the border and obviously no majority support the wall. and the russian and ukraine were in that seven that trump can negotiate on

jacqui: cb cotton live in new jersey, thanks.ystery sightings leading to bipartisan calls for answers rejoining out top democrat house intelligence committee august when jim himes. thank you so much congressman for being here. >> thank you for having me. jacqui: contradictory statements can erode public trust or it appears that is already happening within the government's congresswoman holt. >> that do not believe that the nighmilitary abilities does notw what these objects are. what i am asking what we are all asking is for you to be straight with us and tell us what is going on. >> the white house is saying there is no evidence of the national security or public safety threat. no sign of criminal activity or malicious intent or for an involvement parade they also do not know the systems are. they do not know who was operating them, or why, what they are capable of. those messages are inherently incompatible. do you believe that relevant federal agencies are really unable to answer these questions? or are they just unwilling to

jacqui: merry christmas. >> jacqui, thanks. the consumer financial protection bureau sued jp morgan chase, wells fargo and bank of america on friday claiming the banks failed to protect hundreds of thousands of consumers from rampant fraud on the popular payment network zelle in violation of consumer financial laws and bank of america said it strongly disagrees with the lawsuit saying would add, quote, huge new costs on banks and credit unions offering the free zelle service to clients. jacqui. jacqui: several venezuelan gang members arrested after hiding out in a new york city apartment building located next to a daycare. incoming border czar tom homan is live on that coming up next. as the people you love get older, their risk of severe flu and covid goes up. last year alone, those viruses hospitalized nearly 1 million people 65 and older. that's nearly 1 million moms, dads, favorite uncles, and grammas. if someone you love is 65 or older, talk with them about vaccines, because to you, they're not just another number. >> welc

>> jacqui: you quenching?than the plunger. >> thanks peter doocy. >> jacqui: chicago mayor brandon johnson will not work with and coming trump administration's plan to deport illegal migrants despite the fact incoming porters are tom homan is starting there or joe let's bring in andre smith, founder of chicago against violence. he is a democrat and supports the deportations. andre, thank you for being here which i think as a democrat you said you would welcome tom homan the trump's border czar to address the migrant situation in your city? >> look, let's face it, i have been born and raised as a democrat in chicago. it is time for an eminent with the democratic party in chicago. we have been heading the wrong way. >> jacqui: what do you think about the sanctuary policies? what it has done to cities like yours? do you think chicago should rescind that status? >> we posted limited democracy. democracy means the resident's are that people post to have a say so and we live in a dictatorship and cannot vote whether

jacqui: the u.s.tingency of diplomats to damascus to try to shape the new government as it comes to be and as part -- well, after their meeting, remove the bounty on the de facto leader of the government that's coming together. they said that the leader of hts seemed prague mat you can. what do the can you make of that? do you think that's smart thinking? >> yeah. sometimes in the world of diplomacy you've got to have some tough conversations with some unsavory people, and this may well be an example of that. so the terrorist group that now runs syria, hts, it's an al-qaeda affiliate. actually, during the trump administration we sanctioned hts because of its longstanding ties to al-qaeda. now, in recent months the leaders of hts have been put on a show of moderation and pluralism and respect for women's rights. let's see. revolutionaries who finally succeed in taking power typically don't say, you know what? we had it wrong all along. they typically see victory as vindication, and so while the united

jacqui heinrich joins us now with that story. good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, rich. as this bill clears the house and senate. the white house press secretary just put out a statement saying president biden supports this bill it. includes things that democrats sought like disaster relief for those people impacted by the hurricanes and it doesn't include extend organize raising the debt ceiling which democrats viewed as accelerated vehicle to extend the 2017 trump tax cuts in lead up to this moment he didn't make any public statements. the white house framed that as a strategy even as they had to admit that he hadn't even made contact with democratic leaders in both chambers until earlier this afternoon. about 12 hours before the shutdown deadline loomed. rank and file democrats were describing a vacuum of leadership, talks with half a dozen lawmakers in january. g.o.p. counter punch. >> by the way, joe biden is still the president of the united states. where is joe biden? has anybody heard from joe biden? >> jacqui: the president of president still in office but not i

heinrich live on the north lawn, jacqui, thanks.lso breaking tonight, a new inspector general's report says the fbi had sources, not agents, in the crowd during the capitol riot on january 6th of 2021. this evening we are getting new details on that operation. correspondent david spunt explains what we know. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. the justice department watchdog out with this new report on fbi preparation before and during the january 6th 2021 capitol riot. inspector general michael horowitz revealing for the first time the number of confidential human sources around and eventually inside the capitol building. the report makes clear there were no undercover fbi agents present on scene; however, 26 confidential human sources or government informants were in the crowd. only three of them were asked by the fbi to be there. 23 others came on their own. confidential human sources are not undercover agents. they are paid informants who already belonged to groups under law enforcement scrutiny like the proud boy

good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, aishah.ources close to the president-elect believe that the tide has turned for pete hegseth and he is better positioned for confirmation now than he was a few days ago. they say president trump is 100 percent behind him. but, news that ron desantis, another contender for that spot will attend the army navy game next weekend with trump is fueling continued speculation about a possible swap. >> contrary to what many in the media are reporting, there has never been a wavering in the optimism and confidence from president trump in pete hegseth. >> the president-elect taking to truth social to support his defense secretary nominee after a fraught week courting senate republicans, quote: pete hegseth is doing very well. his support is strong and deep. much more so than the fake news would have you believe. but it was vice president elect j.d. vance who went on camera to quiet speculation that trump would drop pete hegseth. >> pete hegseth is going to get his appearing before the armed services com

good evening, joining. >> jacqui: good evening, bret after another day courting support from estimateepublicans, little movement forward or backward for trump's defense secretary nominee. meantime, president-elect has been conspicuously quiet online. >> we don't take anything for granted. we are going to earn those votes. >> jacqui: sources tell fox it's hard to gauge with pete hegseth is headed. joni ernst fired up the base to fire more support. >> doesn't sound like have you gotten to a yes. if that is the case it, sounds to me as if the hearing will be critical for his nomination. >> i think you are right. i think for a number of our senators they want to make sure any allegations have been cleared and that's why we have to have a very thorough vetting process. >> fox is told senators are feeling the pressure with you publicly few are eager to voiceful throated support before the vetting process plays out. >> the judge has urged my colleagues to at least meet with him and all the president's nominees. i would defer to the president. >> plan a is getting pete confirmed. you have to

>> bret: jacqui, thanks. breaking tonight, former president bill clinton is in a washington hospital. the 78-year-old was committed to georgetown university medical center for testing and observation after developing a fever. spokesman says he is in good spirits and grateful for the care he is receiving. tonight, we take an updated look at how the department of government efficiency or doge is already issued acting with congress. saw it with that 1500 page spending bill. democrats are now calling elon musk a shadow president, something president-elect trump pushed back on hard this weekend. senior national correspondent aishah hasnie has details tonight. good evening, aishah. >> bret, good evening to you. no one truly knows how doge will effect congress next year. but the first came as you mentioned with government funding and elon musk ruffling a lot of feathers on capitol hill. >> i don't think we're witnessing the start of an oligarchy. i think we are fully here we're not going to have 4 a.m. raged billion

jacqui heinrich has more. >> hey, neil. to reporters and it sounds like his nomination and where it goes from here is roughly the same place it was in yesterday, somewhat teetering in the wake of all these allegations but still certainly pressing for forward. >> we don't take anything for granted. we are going to earn those votes. i'm a different man than i was years ago. you go through tough things on behalf of your country and sometimes that changes you a little bit and by the grace of god and my lord and savior i had an opportunity to do great things. >> one member told me it's hard to tell where things are heading but it feels like pete has more momentum and outside support then he had yesterday after senator joni ernst dodged the question about whether she would support his nomination. one member told me her remarks motivated the base to show more support and fellow senators are somewhat feeling that. >> for a number of our senators, they want to make sure that any allegations have been cleared and that's why we have t

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is in west palm beach, florida tonight with the latestgood evening, joining? >> jacqui: kelly loeffler, former georgia senator is going to be the pick for the small business administration. that news just came in but, of course, the attention on hegseth all day today has been somewhat of a distraction from other announcement's that the president-elect has made. of course, the trump transition team still officially supporting hegseth's nomination to lead pentagon. earlier tonight they blasted out in an email an op-ed that he wrote in the "wall street journal" struck a very definality tone and framed the controversy that he faces as a manufactured media takedown but privately trump does have a plan b. >> i think everybody needs to remain focused on the fact that pete is the person president trump designated. >> very clear he wants did a secretary of defense i defer to him. >> if they get further bogged down trump has his eye on ron desantis. the two spoke about it in person yesterday memorial for fallen law enforcement officers. getting a p

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senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich explains from the north lawn of the white house. >>cracy is naturally going to flower in syria. >> syria is writing a new chapter after the assad regime's fall. concern over what follows is bipartisan. >> make no mistake some of the rebel groups that took down assad have their own grim record terrorism and human rights abuses. >> president biden sending officials to the region and consconsulting with iraq and isl bad actors seizing the power vacuum or getting ahold of chemical weapons assad was stockpiling. >> president had a chance just today to talk to king abdullah to jordan. do we have a game plan or framework now? of course not. it's got to be something we work together collaboratively with counterparts. >> counterparts including those control washington next month the incoming trump team. >> i did spend a considerable amount of time yesterday bring my predecessor mike waltz and teams working on the middle east. the trump team is looking at this serious and professional way. >> though biden took credit for weakening backers russia

jacqui heinrich, welcome. >> thanks, howie.al" story is just devastating, talking to 50 people and revealing how tightly-managed joe biden was even right after he took office. and the next day karine jean-pierre held a briefing, and nobody asked about the journal story. >> yeah. no one asked about it. to my outrage, i had my hand up that whole briefing and, surprise-surprise, didn't get picked. i think they probably had an idea that i was going to ask about that because, who wouldn't? especially fox, who's been following this story for so long. and through, by the way, the whole era of cheep fakes when -- cheap fakes when the administration was trying to disparage anyone who would even bring up the question of the president's age. i think that this "wall street journal" report really raises questions about complicity of staff, because there are two things going on here in my mind, you know? if you're the president and you are, in fact, fully capable of all of the duties of the office, at some point it is incumbent upon you to p

jacqui wakefield reports.t is one of the most famous entrepreneurs in the uk and host of one of the biggest business podcasts globally, the diary of a ceo, topping the charts in places like nigeria, india and mexico. but over the last 18 months, there has been a notable change in its guests and subject matter. we tracked the podcast�*s episodes from the last 18 months, then we analysed the health—related ones. we fact checked the claims of 15 episodes with the advice of four experts. we found an average of 1a potentially harmful claims per episode. bartlett rarely challenges these claims. one of the guests bartlett hosted was dr mark hyman, an alternative medicine doctor. gluten can cause everything from osteoporosis to autism to schizophrenia... another guest claimed a ketogenic diet was a treatment solution, without chemotherapy. to manage cancer without toxicity is to simultaneously restrict the two fuels that are needed to drive this disregulated growth while transitioning the whole body off to a fuel that

heinrich and he never and peter and jacqui heinrich would yell and get answers.p answers everybody's questions and there is no stinking list. >> exactly. and he answers substant itchively, yesterday he talked about tairiffs and tiktok and drones and you name it, any question thrown at him, he had an opinion. he had some interesting news to break. he was a man, a president in command. he already is the de facto president and i think joe biden made it one of his tiny appearances and read from the teleprompter and look, i think the lasting impression of joe biden's presidency is his retreating back as reporters desperately fire questions at him he does not want to answer. donald trump was opposite. genial and informative. >> steve: joe biden is not doing press conferences, he doesn't want people to say why did you lie to us about the hunter biden pardon? in the pres conference yftz mr. trump demarnded joe biden stop selling off unused parts of the border wall, that story is coming up. lowe's knows the best holiday tradition is taking your tradition to the next level

jacqui: i did not know that. the republican party looking more attractive to him. thanks issue ash.heck cryptos and bitcoin off the all time highs and well over $100,000 and now 99.2. trump named tech investor david sachs at white house and bitcoin czar. coming up, good news for drivers, gas back under $3 a gallon in 33 states. with trump coming back to oval office, are even lower prices on the horizon? gas buddy on that. one democrat giving advice for his party, stop focusing on things like identity politics and refocus on the economy and the working class. can democrats refocus? we'll take it on, next. ♪ (vo) weight loss is changing. for so long, i felt stuck on repeat. i tried, and tried again. lost weight, gained it back. but zepbound means change. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, zepbound works differently. it's changing what i believe is possible when it comes to weight loss. it's changing how much weight i lose. up to 48 pounds. and it's changing what happens. don't take if

now to the white house where fox news jacqui heinrich is standing by. what's biden's reaction to all of this. >> well, laura, heads to the senate, the press secretary put out a statement saying that the president supports this bill it. delivers things that democrats wanted and avert the shutdown, includes things like disaster relief. it doesn't add extension to the debt ceiling which they viewed as accelerate. 2017 tax cuts extension. that's a battle the democrats want to preserve next year. it was not clear it was going to pass. house democrats weren't happy that they lost effectively. christmas tree. and also they didn't want to jam senate democrats with a new bill happening right now. hakeem jeffries did not have a vote recommendation. and that's pretty curious. he only spoke with biden at noon today. 12 hours before the deadline shut down. the white house was framing biden staying out of the spotlight as a strategy saying that trump and elon musk and congressional republicans would be the face of any kind of shut down. but it's made more curious by

. >> sandra: senior correspondent jacqui heinrich, how are voters feeling about biden's economy right now? >> not great that 30-point margin and hurt rather than help by the president's economic policies and pretty tough number for biden to carry out the door as he ends his term in office. the president does not seem to buy and to negative public sentiment at all. >> i believe the economy i'm leaving at the moment and others can do better than i did. i'm not saying i was perfect, but he ends up at this moment the strongest economy in the world and for all americans doing better. so, we have a lot to do. and i and him leaving the presidency and i'm not going away. >> 77% of voters have negative view of the economy and 62% say personal financial situation is negative. 64% of voters feel the economy is getting worse for their families. that holding strong from may. one reason 74% say inflation has caused financial hardship over the last six months. overall, fee is in the economy negative territory by 54 points and that his 14 points worse than the beginning of biden's tm slightly from de

the senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is live in west palm beach with more on what trumpabout the confirmation battle. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. president-elect trump acknowledged tonight that people were a little bit concerned about pete hegseth's confirmation chances. but he says that hegseth is doing well now, even though he hasn't received any assurances from senators that hegseth can definitely get through. >> do you still have confidence in pete hegseth? >> yes, i do. he's a very smart guy. i've known him through fox but i've known him for a long time. he's basically a military guy. every time i talked to him, all he wants to talk about is the military. >> have you got assurances from senators that he's going to be confirmed? do you think he can make it? >> no. i think he will, yeah. i've had a lot of senators call me up saying he's fantastic. >> reporter: one senator withheld her endorsement after her first meeting with hegseth this week advocating instead for the vetting process to play out. her doubts fox is told spurred pressure from the ba

liz: interesting jacqui heinrich, great to have you on we appreciate you very much merry christmas. let's get to from senate homeland security senate budget wisconsin senator ron johnson. we're going to move on to this. senator johnson, you joining us now. what's the status now with trump's nominees? you're meeting with trump cabinet pick pete hegseth, scott bessent after our show. do you support desantis or hegseth as pentagon chief? >> first of all, pete is still in it. i'll meet with him. i met with a group of senators a couple nights ago. he certainly conveyed to me the priorities of what he would do as secretary and i agree with him, to focus on returning lethality to our military force, to defend this nation, root out the wokeness, the dei, the things that have really threatened our readiness, and as a war fighter himself, someone whose served his nation, i have to respect that and i just read this defense that he wrote in the "wall street journal." it doesn't sound like he's backing down and he makes a pretty good case for himself in that article. liz: pete hegseth is saying

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details live from the north lawn. >> trump's border plans are already forcing movements in places you are canadian officials add drones, dogs, more agents and mobile surveillance to the border to try to stave off those 25% tariffs trump has threatened. also trump is finding unexpected partner in new york city's mayor. >> president-elect promising a flurry of executive action to secure the border within seconds of taking office. >> team trump is already finding unexpected allies. >> i'm happy to have a partner in tom. >> when i sat down at that table, john, the cop came out of him. >> new york city mayor eric adams collaborating with trump's incoming border czar on executive orders to facilitate trump's plans to remove violent criminals in the city illegally. >> my legal team is going to sit down with his legal team. one of the things he would like to have is access to refresh my recollection island. >> tom homan's message to other mayors and governors, work with us because america asked for it. >> love your community more than you hate

jacqui heinrich is at the white house. >> sandra, we were told on tuesday the president had been briefed what that means we still don't know because the public hasn't gotten any answers. neither have the lawmakers. it might just be at this point that biden was made aware of this situation. >> i can tell you the answers that you are not getting in public are the same answers that we are not getting in private. it is just one more example how the biden administration doesn't impose accountability, doesn't point to a single official or agency and say you are in charge here. >> it seems as if this administration forgot the lessons of the 2023 spy balloon for over a week, biden faced growing calls to shoot the thing out of the sky, clear violation of international law. finally military present options and norah, took it out off the coast of south carolina but only after it. they haven't been asked to help, local law enforcement and the fbi are currently investigating and this time we have not been requested to assist with these events commit these incidents require additional dod assistance,

we would hope our own jacqui heinrich would get a question. still waiting for that.u first on this, your reaction. she is trying to lay the blame on the republicans. going on in congress. >> it was a bipartisan bill which she repeated. the problem is, vivek ramaswamy did us all of favor and read the bipartisan bill. it was full of a lot of stuff that americans don't want. once that was revealed, people made it very clear, we don't want this. it wasn't about elon or trump. it was about the people who have elected trump who said this bill doesn't comport with what we want to get done. as a lot of waste in here. there's a lot of pork. don't vote for this. to say there was this bipartisan bill, as things go in washington, that is what it was. americans are smarter now. they don't like this kind of legislation. >> she kept referring to the multitrillion dollar tax cut for billionaires that presi president trump, incoming president trump and elon musk are focused on per the original trump tax cut which would be renewed -- which is the focus of what the republicans will do

i'm jacqui heinrich are.ave a great week, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪ thanks for being more with to great guest of their sabotaging from administration and electric what they did in the last four years. there is simply too many rules. joe biden used as office over the years to to enrich. crimes in the future and everything so people spend time wondering where is. we have huge numbers and pardons. and hiding what he's doing this and is talking about holding our criminal justice system now he's trashing the system chasing donald trump. this is a bad regime. of all those people to chicago areas of you can make the chicago tribune. this is in their backyard. rita embezzled the $4 million alarms lifestyle. more than 65 million. kim. the spies in the federalist, president biden is station called, they are proud of this is gave 23 chinese buys. they imply they took place. it is lifestyles long enough, you need some payback. it's like the mob dealing with the model. in you never come back like the

david: jacqui heinrich, thanks again for being here. joining me now is rich lou we editor in chief of national review and david webb fox news contributor and host of the david webb show on sirius xm. david great to see you, rich great to see you as well. so david we just had a four-year test drive of progressive democrat policies. of course we elected biden who claimed to be a centrist for all his life but the policies were clearly the economy, the border, public safety, foreign policy issues. it was a disaster. the test drive crashed, big time, both with the economy and even, i mean you think of the peaceful time during the trump administration. that wasn't coincidental. that had a lot to do with his leadership, donald trump's leadership and the wars that ensued during the biden administration, so, where do democrats go from here? >> where do they go from here? probably not far from where they are right now. david: really they stick to what doesn't work? >> they stick to what doesn't work. if you look at the split in the democrat party

jacqui wakefield reports. in the uk and host of one of the biggest business podcasts globally, the diary of a ceo, topping the charts in places like nigeria, india and mexico. but over the last 18 months, there has been a notable change in its guests and subject matter. we tracked the podcast�*s episodes from the last 18 months, then we analysed the health—related ones. we fact—checked the claims of 15 episodes with the advice of four experts. we found an average of 1a potentially harmful claims per episode. bartlett rarely challenges these claims. one of the guests bartlett hosted was dr mark hyman, an alternative medicine doctor. gluten can cause everything from osteoporosis to autism to schizophrenia... another guest claimed a ketogenic diet was a treatment solution, without chemotherapy. to manage cancer without toxicity is to simultaneously restrict the two fuels that are needed to drive this disregulated growth while transitioning the whole body off to a fuel that the tumour cells can't use, which is fat

jacqui heinrich down there in west palm beach, florida, thank you ever so much. all right, folks, markets are surging on mr. trump's excellent transition and his golden age agenda. and that's the subject of the riff. ♪ larry: president donald trump has been president-elect donald trump after his hand slide win in november -- landslide win. it's been a month, one month. and one thing stands out, his transition has been enormously popular. polls are showing him with better than 50% approval rating. the forward-looking financial markets, which are always a better gauge of the future health and wealth of the country, why, those markets have been applauding mr. trump for weeks. some wall street wag withs are saying -- wags are a saying stocks love trump and bonds love bessent. if stocks are up almost 3,000 dow points and bond yields and the treasury market are down nearly a half a percentage point. the huge stock rally is signaling approval of mr. trump's economic growth plans of tax cuts, drill, baby, drill, protecting america from unfair trade and the doge brothers'

jacqui wakefield has this report.e last 18 months, there has been a notable change in its guests and subject matter of started as a business podcast. i'm sorry that the medical establishment has not come to recognise what i'm saying. we live in a toxic nutritional landscape. dr mark hyman, and alternative medicine doctor, repeated evidence free claims about the causes of autism on diary of a ceo. gluten can cause everything from osteoporosis to autism to schizophrenia... these are not the people that you would expect on a business podcast. they reflect a shift in focus to health content. the bbc world service tracked the podcast episodes from the last 18 months and analysed the health related ones. some of the guests gave legitimate health advice. but after fact checking 15 episodes with the advice of four independent experts, we found an average 01:14 potential harmful claims per episode. bartlett rarely challenges these claims. dr thomas siegfried claims the ketogenic diet was a treatment solution for cancer without

jacqui wakefield reports.is one of the most famous entrepreneurs in the uk, and host of one of the biggest business podcasts globally, the diary of a ceo. topping the charts in places like nigeria, india and mexico. but over the last 18 months, there's been a notable change in its guests and subject matter. we tracked the podcast�*s episodes from the last 18 months, then we analysed the health—related ones. we fact—checked the claims of 15 episodes with the advice of four experts. we found an average of 1a potentially harmful claims per episode. bartlett rarely challenges these claims. one of the guests bartlett hosted was dr mark hyman, an alternative medicine doctor. gluten can cause everything from osteoporosis to autism to schizophrenia. another guest claimed the ketogenic diet was a treatment solution without chemotherapy. to manage cancer without toxicity is to simultaneously restrict the two fuels that are needed to drive this dysregulated growth, while transitioning the whole body off to a fuel that th

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let's have a chat with jacqui samson. jacqui, your hair is looking fabulous, darling .oing to have a wig just like that . have a wig just like that. >> and i agree with lizzie that he is an eloquent. nigel farage is an eloquent, charismatic leader, a natural leader, so i can see why he's garnering support because they speak for so many people. >> but i think labour didn't promise. >> they promised to look after the interests of ordinary people. already has rowed back on that with the winter fuel fiasco . kemi is an unknown fiasco. kemi is an unknown quantity , so i think that in my quantity, so i think that in my opinion, i think they'll gain a sizeable amount of support and become a formidable force. but i'm wondering if, like lots of parts of europe, when it comes down to the votes, whether people actually won't see them through , but i think they'll be through, but i think they'll be a force to be reckoned with coming in the future. >> hopefully the other people will wake up and listen to what they're offering, but i don't know whether they can actually win it. >> we

national security council under the first trump administration is here to react, but we begin with jacqui heinrich in new york for the very latest. tell us how our leaders reacting to this? >> mexico's president and china's foreign ministry were among the voices pushing back on his demands that panama lower the fees that they are charged or face the canal seizure. trump did not say how he would bet asserted that the u.s. is being ripped off after constructing it in the early 1900s. >> they have to treat us fairly, and they have not. the principles both moral and legal of this magnanimous gesture of giving are not followed, we will demand about the panama canal be returned to the united states of america. [cheers and applause] in full, quickly, without question. >> that true a rebuke from panama's president who wrote "every square meter belong to panama, and we will continue to be the sovereignty and independence of our country is not negotiable." after trump replied "we will see about that," posting an image of an american flag planted in the canal, singing "china will always respect pana

jacqui: that is true. guy benson, thank you for joining us. see you soon.ge caucus holding first meeting on capitol hill. what's at top of agenda. do we know? lauren: work from home, considering nine and ten federal employees don't go into the office yet the government owns and runs 7700 empty buildings, and those workers want to stay home. president elect trump says he plans to challenge their union deal that will allow them to until 2029. other places that doge could cut waste, heritage foundation points to 3 million for girl's centered climate action in brazil and 125 million for racializing public health and they'll outline their priorities and how they'll cut $2 trillion in two years. stuart: that's the low hanging fruit. lauren: where do you start? stuart: low hanging fruit for sure. go grab it. all right, thanks, lauren. coming up, trump team reportedly working with officials in mexico and el salvador to help carry out administration's mass deportation plan. they might take back migrants but what about criminals? we're on it. virginia's governor glen

safe travels and fox news live continues with griff jenkins and jacqui heinrich.red

. >> trace: jacqui heinrich, thank you. let's bring in california a supplement bill essayli and rnc spokeswoman elizabeth pipko. bill, to you first, g.o.p. senator kramer talked about this about meeting with pete hegseth today. >> i ask him about is there anything else that we don't know that could surprise us and he said there's absolutely nothing. unless some but he make something up. i said well that's always a possibility. but i said one of the things that hurts people most in this business, in my business, our surprises. >> trace: meantime pete hegseth attorney says he's getting the bret cavanaugh treatment. what do you think? >> i think it's incredibly important he gets confirmed. they've taken out matt gaetz from the running. if they are able to take out pete on these allegations that have never been proven, he's never had it in mission of guilt, there's never been charges, it's an accusation that's been launched by an anonymous person. if that's enough to take out a presidential cabinet nominee, they are going to us

jacqui heinrich is following this story today. jack.eef.>> press the us is being ripped off. it does remain one of the world's most critical pieces of infrastructure and trump suggested that the u.s. should get preferential treatment in the fees that are charged for passage or else. >> you've got to treat us fairly and they haven't treated us fairly. if the principles both moral and legal of this magnanimous screes gesture of giving are not followed we will demand that the panama canal be returned to the united states of america in full, quickly and without question. >> reporter: panama's president said tariffs are not set on a whim and rejected trump's threat and saying as president i want to express that every square meter of the panama canal and adjacent area belong to panama and will continue, the sovereignty of the country is not negotiable. trump replied we'll see about that. in another post about selecting ken harry to serve as ambassador to denmark which owns greenland trump suggested the u.s. would seek control of the territory

stuart: jacqui, thank you very much indeed. we have this news coming to us.y case reach a unanimous verdict on the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide on the death of jordan neely. the crowd in the courtroom erupted in clapping -- i don't know about cheering but applauding the verdict and daniel penny himself was smiling and once again, a unanimous verdict of not guilty. the jury only deliberated for one hour. straight out with it. i want to bring in kt mcfarland because we're going back to talking about the mideast at this point. biden claims credit for the changes in the mideast. think he deservings the credit or should he go to israel and trump? >> this is a joe biden that said to iraq here's weapons but don't use them. joe biden will get egoer and he'll pull america into a middle of multisided civil war. we don't belong in the middle of multisided civil war in syria. as president trump said, let things play out and see what opportunities come down the road. but don't for whatever you do send in ground forces and don't start bombing everybody. s

fox's jacqui heinrich pressed john kirby about it yesterday.an you credibly tell people there is no public safety threat, there's no national security threat, there's no reason to believe a foreign government is involved? >> because the analysis thus far in an investigation that is ongoing has not revealed any national security or malicious intent or criminal activity. >> i think people see the drones the size of an suv over their house think that doesn't make sense. >> i understand people being concerned about it. we're concerned about it too. >> you don't know what they are? >> we are still investigating this. i can't tell you definitively. i cannot characterize for you definitively what these sightings are. maria: so senator, i mean, here's what we got just by googling this. okay. this is just by googling this. we got the drone registration frequently asked questions on drone registration. here's what it says. all drones will require some form of identification. you will receive a unique registration number, not an n number, if you're regist

. >> jacqui: national security council spokesperson john kirby says he is sure if those drones did poseeats he is sure the president would issue the appropriate instructions to local law enforcement and even the military. brian? >> brian: all right, maddy, mystery continues. 30 minutes after the top of the hour. we have been talking about these drones since last week but what are they actually capable of? guess what? we are asking an expert on fox square and getting a look at some of the different ones from american made to china made. we will discuss that in just a moment. now to this, secretary of state antony blinken meeting today with middle east leaders as part of one of the final pushes for stability in syria by the outcome going biden administration. it's hard to overstate how much opportunity we have to make a positive impact there. meanwhile, new israeli military video shows the idf pushing beyond the buffer zone at the syrian border in the golan heights. prime minister netanyahu saying his troops will remain in the region until the area is secure. our next guest says all this

i'm jacqui heinrich are.ave a great week, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the "journal editorial report," i'm paul gigot. as republicans prepare to take control of the white house and both chambers of congress in january, some democrats are reportedly grumbling that joe biden is missing in action. and that there is no leadership coming from the white house in the president's final days in office. biden's low profile stands in stark contrast to donald trump who has been meeting with world leaders at mar-a-lago and paris and even rang the opening bell at the new york stock exchange this week. all this as a new fox news poll finds that 54% of voters feel very or somewhat hopeful heading into the president-elect's second term. for more i'm joined by "wall street journal" columnist and fox news contributor karl rove. welcome, karl. let me ask you how you think the trump transition is going so far compared in particular to the first time around. >> well, much better with than the fi

. >> katie: he will be there as well as jacqui. >> joey: we covered and d.c. politics.know there are a lot more of you throughout the country. with the new year come new state laws go into effect across the country starting in january. let's take a look at this list. so new york city as we just mentioned they have got congestion pricing. i was asking the producers earlier living here what that means. literally tax you go from one end of manhattan to the other. amazing. the governor suspended them until after the election and after january. so now they are going to go into effect. we also have california has new laws cracking down on retail theft. it's kind of odd that gavin newsom wants to be the hard on crime guy now. this one is controversial. florida saying there is no going to be no social media for kids under 14. interesting to see how that is implemented. and then this one. i was asking the co-hosts here what this means. they banned junk fees in minnesota. and then one last one there, there is 21 states that are raising the minimum wage. and so those are some inte

decision making, but this is a huge story, and somehow there was no curiosity, and our colleague, jacquias in the room. she was not called on. i have a source familiar that this was on her list. carley: yeah. peter: 20 questions about the spending bill that has nothing to do with at -- carley: i bet she is your source, and she said there were no questions about this "wall street journal" report. she said some of us, ahem, couldn't, didn't get a chance. and i'm sure you would have asked -- peter: and typically when i am in the white house press briefing room getting an arm workout for the first hour, i've got a list. and if something that i'm curious about comes up 20 times, i'll cross it out and go to the next thing. i don't know if anybody if else had this on their list of questions or if it's the still just so uncomfortable to ask even hoe this white house has, as of yesterday, only a month left. by griff yeah. it's a great point, too, to highlight that no one asked because this article in the wall street journal, which is very lengthy as you point out, isn't just what we all saw in th

. >> jacqui: pretty cute.t is the story on thursday december 262024 but the story always goes on. your world starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> fox on top of the rush to return for shoppers hitting the malls to bring back those unwanted gifts to millions of americans hitting the roads and skies to hit back home. but some severe weather's are already getting in the way. welcome everyone this is your world. we have team fox coverage and way new jersey where folks are making those returns and fox whether meteorologist ian oliver with the trouble spots for travelers trying to get home. we begin with ian with the forecast and impact on flights as delays and cancelations keep mounting. >> good afternoon. you and i spoke before christmas and at a scent of circumstances that looks an awful lot like what's happening right now. this has been a rough 1 as well, book ending the holiday but down in texas and look at the fox flight board here. george bush intercontinental airport. ground stop right now that runs for another 30 minute

. >> jacqui: can you make that make more sense?ecause i think people in new york and new jersey see drones the size of an suv over their house every night and think that doesn't make any sense. >> certainly i understand why people would be looking at this and be concerned about it. we are concerned about it, too. which is why we have the department of homeland security and fbi my goodness taking a look at this. and we are seriously. we understand why people are concerned. we understand they have got questions. >> madeleine: people from coast to coast say they are seeing drones in san diego county and southern california spotted floating red orbs. camp penaltyton they are away there was drone activity in the area but add it did not effect military training or operations last night a woman shot this video over the train station in fairfield, connecticut. in new jersey, monmouth county police released this heat map of reported drone sightings from the last few days. they cover a chunk of the central part of the state. lawmakers are so

. >> meanwhile, farage clashed with labour minister jacqui smith, the presenter fiona bruce and alastairampbell on bbc last night. take a listen to him clashing with tory mp kevin hollinrake on immigration too. >> you haven't got a cat's chance in hell of winning the next general election. shame on you for what you've done. it was wilful , it was deceptive, it was wilful, it was deceptive, it was deliberate and it was wrong . deliberate and it was wrong. >> elsewhere, france in chaos. president emmanuel macron rejects calls to step down as president. as we say au revoir to prime minister michel barnier will have all the latest . will have all the latest. and i was just i was just asking , was just i was just asking, emma, how do you say a 50. >> so. >> meanwhile, farage clashed with labour minister jacqui smith, the presenter fiona bruce and alastair campbell on bbc last night. take a listen to him clashing with tory mp kevin hollinrake on immigration too. >> you haven't got a cat's chance in hell of winning the next general election. shame on you for what you've done. it was wilful , it