i'm kayleigh mcenany.ning is gerri willis, tomi lahren, kaylee mcghee white, editor in chief or independent women features, and journalism fellow for the scheme of institute, and tom shillue, fox news contributor and fox nation host. we begin here. the country waiting for the jury decision, in daniel penny's manslaughter trial. he's facing up to 15 years behind bars if convicted. it is a sentence that would change the course of this young 26-year-old marine's life. cb cotton has the latest. >> hi, kayleigh. on day four of deliberations, the jury coming back to say it could not reach unanimous consensus on the most serious charge in this case, second-degree manslaughter. as you said, now the judge is instructing the jury to go back to the drawing board and try to reach a unanimous consensus on this charge. there was a bit of disagreement between defense attorneys and the prosecution on whether the allen charges should be given. so these allen charges, as she mentioned, they tell the jury to go back and begi

odd. >> kayleigh: very interesting. also interesting, "new york times" editorial board, journalists, people that are supposed to be nonpartisan. here's michelle goldberg. blanket pardons for all. >> a way to do this to be clear cut for the american people. it's not ideal to have an incoming head of the fbi, cash patel who has published enemy lists. we know who he's threatened to go after without cause. just pardon everyone on it. pardon everyone on it. >> kayleigh: that sounds like advocacy, cheryl. >> it does. emily makes the correct point. biden is in africa. this reminds me of what we're seeing from the democratic governors, whether it's gavin abdulmutallab some, phil murphy in new jersey. nobody is trying to attack new jersey. this rhetoric and this hyperbole that we're getting from these democratic leaders reminds me of what this report is coming out of the white house officials, talking about potential pardons to blanket pardons. i think the james biden, the burisma connection, three years of investigations in com

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this is the end of vote lulu matter who. >> harris: kayleigh. >> kayleigh: we have been covering thissm of the election but look at the hats they were wearing, the shirts, they said flip chicago red. everyone had a hat or shirt or hat and a shirt. chicago had an opportunity to flip not read that centrist blue and they chose to reject paul vallas. they elected brandon johnson, i hope those motors standing up are truly able to flip chicago red because when you have about 982 million budget shortfall projected and you've spent money on illegal immigrants, you've got a problem. >> harris: i was reading that they are looking at attacks based it's not going to survive in some people may see their taxes go up by double digits. >> it's basic economics, if you lower the quality of life people who provide the tax base are going to leave and who is stuck with the burden. people who can't afford to leave, people who have kids in schools where they don't want to uproot them and hope they find a better way of life somewhere outside the city. they are the ones who really get just punched in the gut

. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: i'm kayleigh mcenany and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle."ve a lot to get to but first we have a fox news alert. bombshell "the washington post" report provides new details office. his belief trump should have been prosecuted more quickly and his delusional musings to others that he could have actually defeated trump. think about that. according to the post reporting two dozen people close to biden. biden has taken to acknowledging some strategic mistakes, both big and small in recent days. but that's not what biden has been saying publicly. any other regrets that you have? anything you wish you would have done differently? >> well, i guess if i thought a lot about it, there would be something that i regret. specifically. but not generically. i set out to do two things. restore america's leadership in the world. i think we have done that and, two, to generate opportunity for ordinary people to have a shot in the economy. i think we have done that as well. >> kayleigh: no regrets. well, how about afghanistan which left 13 dead -- 13 heroes at

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i am harris faulkner with kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno, also joining us today molly line, fox news correspondent, and larry kudlow, host of "kudlow" on fox b fox business. cb cotton on the story. it is unfathomable at this point it is two black women on the screen that this has come down to a race issue and not about daniel penny's innocence, not guilty. >> i can tell you, harris, the protesters here outside the courthouse are very, very upset right now. they are chanting no justice, no peace and we actually just heard in a press conference from several of jordan neely's family members, jordan neely's father andrew zachary saying he misses his son and he believes that there is a two-tiered system of justice. but i also want to talk about the moments in the courtroom when we heard this not guilty verdict for the first time we saw some emotion from daniel penny when he learned his fate, he smiled in that courtroom, his defense attorney started clapping and this was obviously a very joyous moment for the defense, but for neely supporters there was anger. when the defense attorney

>> kayleigh: he's doubling down. johnson on his words for the trump administration. he's not exactly helpful. >> we will not bend or break. our values will remain strong and firm. we will face the hurdles in our work over the next four years, but we will not be stopped. and we will certainly not go back. >> kayleigh: will not go back. >> harris: he said our values will remain strong. they are anti-american values. this is what the american people voted for, including people in his own city and state. so if he is saying -- whose values is he talking about? what people does he represent? because it's not the people who voted for trump. i lived with the previous gentleman said, and i'm going to say it the way he said it. you told trump you ain't gon' blinked? we ain't gon' blinked, either. why don't you believe the voters? i don't get this. but i will say this, there's money in it. if they fix all the problems and they make everything go away and they keep those police officers employed and happy, will they run on canno

back to you. >> kayleigh: david, thank you.he oral arguments, you have highly competent attorneys. i listen to justice roberts, thomas, among others. definitely the conservative lien seems to be expressing some skepticism of the arguments being made on behalf of transgender surgeries for mi minors. i want everyone to just before the oral arguments. the aclu attorney arguing the case was on cnn and had a statement that we would call eyebrow raising. >> since they were two years old they may have known exactly who they are, suffered for 6-7 years before they had any relief. what's happening here, it's not the kids consenting to this treatment, if the parents consenting to the treatment. as a parent, i would say, when our children are suffering, we are suffering. >> kayleigh: let's do some math. 2-year-olds who know they want to change their gender. i've had to come 2-year-olds. i don't know how a 2-year-old knows that. then you have six years they've been struggling. that was advocacy for 8-year-olds having life-altering surgery.

i'm kayleigh mcenany with harris faulkner. also joining us ainsley earhardt, cohost of "fox & friends." morgan ortagus, former state department spokesperson and founder of polaris national security and guy benson. fox news contributor and host of the guy benson show. i want to start with the real-time negotiating. you had the softbank ceo saying i'm investing a hundred million dollars grading 100,000 jobs. he called president trump the double down president and here's president trump saying let's double down on matt. let's double down on that. >> cited to commit this hundred billion dollars in a hundred -- president trump is a double down president. i'm going to have to double down. one more thing i'm really hoping is that this president trump will make the world, bring the world into peace again. that's my additional hope. i think he will actually make it happen. >> kayleigh: president trump went on to challenge him. guy will invest that 200,000. we will keep an open mind. what it reminded me of was february 2016. carrier air

kayleigh mcgee-white is here. for the steam boat institute. our man in the middle. jason, fox news contributor and former utah congressman. look at this. welcome one and all. we're just 28 dayed s away from the new trump administration. president elect trump is promising a new golden age of american prosperities. check it. >> the people have given us their trust. we are giving them the biggest first week, most extraordinary one hundred first days of american history. hard working patriots like you who built the country. in 2024 it was haord working patriots like you who turned out and voted and saved our country. moving not only wanting to mandate but built new american majorities all over the place. we will define our country's future. i de believe it will define our country's future. the golden age of america is upon us. [cheers and applause] it's going to be a golden age. there is a spirit we have now we didn't have just a short while ago. they call it the trump effect. before taking office we're bringing in the jobs, opportunity, safety, common sense back to the

kayleigh, it's going to take a lot of work.but the good news is we have the right president leading the charge. this is his republican party. we're going to add to his majority. the american people deserve four consecutive years of a republican majority in the senate and the house. that leads to a generation of american opportunity. >> so you just mentioned four seats. do you think it is within the realm of possibility? a 53 seat senate majority could become 57? >> i do. listen, here's what we have to do in order to get there. kayleigh. it's a simple math from my perspective. we've got to win in maine, win in north carolina, win in kentucky. win in kansas. those are four really critical races we have to defend. and then we have a chance to add in georgia, new hampshire, virginia and frankly, new mexico and minnesota. not out the reach, not yet. not with president trump. wow. >> you already know the map. i love to see it. thank you so much, senator tim scott. all right. coming up, the trump administration prepares to put an end

i love that. >> kayleigh: harris, a little for dhs and i go back to the ally but he does this with theerybody around the world on alert that he wants to do trade talks. there was always humor but some treat them that. so it makes it very clear he is serious about doing this and he has america's interest at her so if you would negotiate it is a win-win. but if you don't, it is still a win for trump and the country because he will punish. everybody is on a letter and that new prime minister of mexico, she will pay attention to something like this. anywhere he has forecast i will talk trade now and a lot of criticism on the left. i don't know how much understanding on the left of this work but i bet justin trudeau could give a lecture what it is like to talk trade with trump. >> incentivize station for those investing $1 million or more into the economy in a company that with essentially saying i mean business starting january 2020 or some weeks before. >> we laugh but justin trudeau should be embarrassing even if president-elect is joking and to your point is to put every world later on

so there's a lot of dirty tricks swirling around kayleigh. cash hegseth how do you think it's going to play out? >> well, why are those two being targeted? because they are people ready to take on the deep state. the career employees and believe me, they exist. you know, kash patel is someone who i know. well, i sat by him on air force one on many, many, many rides. we had deep discussions about policy, his ideas. he's very smart, he's very innovative. and yet i never heard him sit there and like, speculate and fantasize about jailing the media like that. never happened. but of course, that's the headline. they're doing the exact same thing to pete hegseth. i hope these guys get through. there are people who will make a change, but the career civil service, that is what trump needs to look out for. i found an article today that came out two weeks after trump took office. last time it was in the washington post and it was called the resistance from within. and it talked about how these federal employees were talking to obama political appointe

we might get additional stakes like canada. >> kayleigh, we look at these threats.after this election, there aren't many left. the american people -- trump on this policy. right now, they are using what i guess is the best thing they have, which is a fear tactic against tariffs that even trump himself said probably won't go into effect. is this really the best strategy they could employ? >> for gavin newsom. here's why. gavin newsom is not trying to heal the democratic party. that gavin newsom is trying to win a primary in 2028. he is running hard left. he knows he needs to win over the aocs -- in a primary it's better to be further on the left or on the right than your respective party. he says he wants $798 million for a port of entry, when to katie's point, the nation voted on deportation. he's calling special legislative sessions. he is asking for money to oppose a trump. that's his sole mission: gavin newsom. it's not the broader party. the broader party needs a holistic look, see that what trump did worked, and shift the core of the democratic party. the consc

kayleigh, what are your thoughts about this?s of that. >> my thoughts were i was on jesse's show three nights ago, and he talked about government at the va. and then the next night he's putting stephen miller in a bubble bath in my mind. thank you jesse. these images will not flee. >> stephen miller does not take bubble baths. he says ice cold showers only. >> okay. thank you. >> katie, what are your thoughts about this? >> that photo he posted was cutting it real close with an almost being worse than it already was in the bathtub. and that's a leg. >> that's a leg right there. >> pretty close call there with where the photo is. do you really can't find another time of the day to take a bubble bath? you have to do it in the middle of the work day at taxpayers expense. like fire. this guy immediately. it's ridiculous. >> harold, when's the last bubble bath you took? >> i was ten, i think. i agree with jesse. we don't agree often, but on this one, grown men should not be taking bubble baths. one more thing is up next. you only nee

at that is it for us tonight and i'm kayleigh mcenany and for laura ingraham. a >> todd: president donald trump making a major speaker endorsement ahead of battle for the gavel. debating which priorities to tackle first. >> ashley: and media never learns, more comments against trump supporters. >> todd: it is new year's eve, as many americans get ready to ring in 2025, time square with chanley painter later on this hour. you're watch ing "fox and friens first" on tuesday morning, final one to 2024. i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, carley has the day off. let's go to madeleine rivera with more on the speaker vote. >> madeleine: presidency trump supporting mike johnson. he said he will do the right thing and we will continue to win. mike has my complete and total end endorsement. make america great again. here is johnson's reaction. >> i am honored to have president trump's endorsement again, we have big things to do. he recognizes what we need to do is approve and a true maga conservative and someone who can work with our diverse house gop so we c

i'm kayleigh mcenany live from the great state of florida. joining me from nashville, tomi lahren, host of tomi lahren is fearless on outkick and back in new york city, leslie marshall, fox news contributor, kara frederick from the heritage foundation and paul mauro, attorney, founder of opsdesk.org and retired nypd inspector. woe begin with this. president-elect trump has big plans for day one of his new administration. he's promised to get a lot of things done next year. among them are closing the southern border, deporting illegal migrants and ev mandates, increasing energy production. it's a lot to do. which of these will he do day one? we have a few guesses. here's trump on his plans for next year. >> on my first day in the oval office,ly sign a historic slate of orders to close our border to illegal aliens and stop the invasion of our country. on that same day, we will begin the largest deportation operation in american history. i will sign day one orders to end all biden restrictions on energy production, terminate his insane electric

. >> kayleigh: kay keep the punches. >> jesse: getting punched by a girl northwesterly a good look. has never happened to me. [laughter] and i would turn the other cheek if it had. >> kayleigh: good move. >> harold: go blue. >> joey: go dogs. bulldogs are still playing. >> aishah: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm aishah hasnie in for bret baier: could be anywhere tonight. plus, president biden's press secretary says he is now considering a follow up to the pardon for his son. and, great exceptions, the talk on the hill after the billionaires behind the efficiency department make their introductions. ♪ but, first, breaking tonight, the judge has dismissed the most serious charge against the marine veteran who subdued an unruly subway passenger who then later died. the jury deadlocked on a manslaughter tonight but daniel penny is not out of those legal woods just yet. correspondent c.b. cotton has the latest from outside the courthouse in new york. good evening, c.b. >> good evening, issue sexual harassment daniel penny's fate is still in the hands of jurors through at least m

kayleigh mcenany and charles payne are on set.irst let's go to madeleine rivera at the white house this morning. >> the white house is trying to reframe the last four years. senior advisor puts it this way. a presidency is not measured in years alone but it is evaluated for decades to come. over the next month the biden administration says their priority is to obligate as much funding as possible under the administration's key pieces of legislation like the chip and science act and inflation reduction act. disposing funds will make it harder for trump to undo the president's actions when it comes to climate initiatives. just on thursday the epa announced $1.6 billion to advance administration's climate priorities. the president will take more action on student debt relief and artificial intelligence. keep an eye out as well on the clemency and pardon space. some democrats call for more commutations and pardons. >> mass incarceration has been a problem for decades and our broken clemency system his contributed to that mass incarcer

>> kayleigh: and tonight is the date night for the sixth annual patriot awards hosted by sean hannity live 8:00 p.m. eastern time exclusively on foxnation.com to hear a joke listen to this, president-elect trump will be there max receiving the honorary patriot of the year award. joe you don't want to miss this and we will be there and we will see a there. big congratulations to emily compagno her new book "under his wings" made it to number 1 on "the new york times" best seller list. you can upper a copy now foxnews.com and what a massive achievement, i am so proud of you. >> all my gratitude goes to extraordinary places in the book and to all of you for letting me share it and share the stories and all of you at home who bought it. >> kayleigh: number 1 new york best seller. now here is "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> let me be clear, there will be accountability and that accountability is occurring. or they are supposed to identify hazards, risks and then mitigate those risks effectively. >> i was there that day and it was really messed up. i couldn't understand what all was going on beca

andy mccarthy and kayleigh mcenany have analysis. first the white house and madeleine rivera on the north lawn. good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. the president's pardon undermines his attempts to try to distance himself from president-elect trump who has accused the justice department of being politicized. a tough one for the white house to explain after consistently saying this. >> is there any possibility that the president would end up pardoning his son? >> no. >> president biden says that he is not going to pardon his son, hunter. will he ask donald trump to do that? >> i'm not going to go down a rabbit hole on this. i'm clear and we've been asked this question. >> does the president have any intention of pardoning him? >> we've been asked that question multiple times. our answer stands, which is no. >> the president's full and unconditional pardon spans ten years. not just cover hunter's federal gun and tax charges that he was supposed to be sentenced later this month but any other crime the first son may have committe

kayleigh, congressman mace tweeted her arm was injured, she has to wear a brace.epublicans are a threat to democracy and, you know, hurting america, but then the rhetoric is really off the hook and you have this attack here. what do you think? >> yeah, i think even more than that, as a young woman what i've noticed, liz, is that at the bottom of radical gender ideology is really this internal massogeny. everyone outspoken against keeping males from biologically female restrooms in the u.s. capitol building this man only wanted to attack nancy mace, one of the only women who is speaking out against this. he could have attacked house speaker mike johnson who is also made his position clear. but he went after the woman. you saw this the other week as well when leftist activist stormed the women's restroom in the u.s. capitol building. they didn't storm the men's restrooms, why is that? they only targeted the women's restrooms. i will just note, you know, no one proves nancy mace's point better than trans activist especially the man who allegedly attacked her, because

so here now with more are the blankley fellow at the steamboat steamboat institute kayleigh mcgee. white and fox news contributor joe concha. thank you both for joining me on this friday. a very busy so many things. it's so funny. it's like life doesn't know that. it's almost the weekend and it needs to slow down. kaylee thank you. thanks for being here. you know, when we think about and you saw that crowd last night with the president, he mentions that already the world is respecting us again. it's true that it kind of confirms that just like in a home with your children or with america, with defunding the police, if people believe that there's no authority with which it will hold them accountable for their bad acts, they will do bad things. and america, whether we like it or not, has held that role because of the strength of our presidents. don't you see this for years? this is going to be a time where that is reasserted in an undeniable way. >> absolutely. and, you know, the world's reaction to trump's election also confirms that no one has been in charge the past four years. ri

kayleigh be son has a look back at 2024 and a year that she says fell like a lot like wall street versus main street. >> when america ring in 2024, with the stock market in record territory, there was cautious optimism for the year ahead. lot of people were projecting interest rates would finally start to come down to 2024. >> a lot of people thought inflation was finally under control. instead, it turned out to be year of dueling perspectives. there was a parade of positive indicators. consumer spending exceeding expectations. inflation slowing wheat is up 4.6% in 12 months and a series of strong jobs report. the job market is cooking along. >> at a great rate, that's the 20th month in a row that the unemployment rate has been below 4%. >> americans citing different data. >> my grocery bill a week is over $700. 5 people. it's crazy. i mean, everything supply 50% and they can't afford even take your family out. the now more. got a pretty good job. the economy is is really bad right now that a $14 an hour. >> currently, i'm working 7 days in a row and it's barely enough to make ends meet

we were on "outnumbered" and he had been on during harris' first show and it hit an hour and kayleigh was on the couch and said, he hit an hour. that shows how good he is. we never saw biden taking questions and having an hour press conference. he talked about everything, about the drone issues. he said the government and military know where they took off. he talked about eric adams, mayor in new york city, considering pardoning him for bribery and fraud charges. and the postal service, he talked about making it private, lara trump, would he appoint her if he joins in the white house, he says that is his choice, nothing to do with me. he talked about ann stelser, he says he hates to sue her, but he will. >> brian: and he talked about tiktok, it is popular and cutting edge. no one has been able to duplicate it, chinese control it. we would never let the chinese control a major ne news organization and why would we. the president of the united states was right, he was effective on tiktok, will he be happy with no positive stories about taiwan? will he be happy about anything positive th

i am emily, here with my cohost, kayleigh mcenany and marie harf, fox news contributor. kaylee mcghee white, journalism fellow for the steamboat institute and paul moro. fox news contributor, attorney, and retired nypd inspector. let's go live to brian, who is in altoona, pennsylvania, where the suspect was arrested, with the very latest. >> since luigi mangione was arraigned last night, he has been sitting in a cell, and the huntington state correctional facility. now we are getting more he will have an extradition hearing here in blair county at the courthouse at 1:30 p.m. this is when will decide whether or not -- this is when he will decide whether or not he will waive his right to extradition. if you despise the fight this, it could take up to 45 days. if he doesn't, he good be extradited even today. that will be up to the district attorney. all of this as we are getting a better look at the inside of this mcdonald's and what transpired here yesterday morning. we are seeing photos of him eating a hash brown inside in the back of the mcdonald's. you can see him with

independent women's features editor and chief kayleigh mckee white.k together a lot. why do you think this is happening because we have talked especially going back to election day about this idea that young people are really fed up. they are feeling more anxious about where the direction of the country has been. i think that was behind a lot of this. what say you? >> i think it surprised a lot of democrats that young voters turned out for trump in the numbers it did. it is surging. another poll found that as many as 59% of young adults between the ages of 18 through 29 approve of the trump transition team and what he is trying to do. i think what happened is that democrats -- they underestimated assumed young adults my age inundated with leftism we would never question it. it turns out that young adults also enjoy a bit of common sense, especially on cultural issues. i think of one young voter who spoke to the "new york times" after voting for trump said she was particularly radicalized about the issue of men playing in women's sports. this is actual

>> kayleigh: we have breaking news in the daniel penny trial. tell the jury has sent another note to the judge, and this time they are asking for clarification on the reasonable person standard. we know that jerry was deadlocked on the higher charge of manslaughter. that was the one curing maximum prison sentence of 15 years. now we know they are is disagreement on second charge of negligent homicide which carries four years of prison time. negligent charge to file any penny was not acting as a reasonable person an average day every person when he took and should have known the risk. they are where everyday people on the subway they thanked daniel penny for what he did and helped him to restrain jordan neely and all bearing on that standard. we will he see a home journey jerry and we will keep you updated. here is "america reports." >> you got the boss and backtracking from there. it does feel like a matter of time and i hear that they are making progress. it was described as perfect assassin's weapon is, infect, that is what the gun was and it

kayleigh: are the democrats excited?> that's hakim talking points but democrats are joining the teal you heard several senate -- democrats and house democrats even on the day that they were on the hill. thursday, friday, joining on hey i want to be part of this. great we welcome them with open arms this ought to be bipartisan and aspire to have a government that is more responsive to the people so we're really, really excited about the potential here we believe we can cut it down. >> even bernie sanders -- >> even bernie sanders signaled that he was open to this. >> senator fetterman and jared in the house and more. look, i'm going to talk to all of the my democrat colleagues you talk about this join us that would be a great thing for the country. >> speaker thank you for being here. appreciate it good to be with you. merry christmas. glam we can't let him go without doing a donald trump impression? >> to me all of the time it is got good. it is not good for my like my career, okay. [laughter] but imitation is greatest f

as far as press conference went, wide ranging, kale lee mack -- kayleigh mcenany call it had free wheelingsome of the other performances and expect as americans a free country have leaders to respond routinely to questions and so little of that under biden and think alaska the harris campaign. she didn't answer a single question for 40 days. it's crazy. stuart: the press conference seemed like the mood of the whole country was changed and you're watching the guy and he's entertaining and not ranting and not like that at all. not insulting anybody these days and he's just carrying things forward very rapidly. i think he's got the country on his side. stuart: 200 billion. lauren: the reporters there appreciated doing that job and quality of the questions and the tone. the tone was a little bit nicer. >> yeah and the quality and tone of the answers as well. stuart: exactly. >> you don't have to be a partisan to look at what we witnessed yesterday and saying where all respect, the sitting president is not capable of that right now. he just isn't. jacqui: that is true. guy benson, thank you for

. >> dana: kayleigh mcenany, co-host of outnumbered.senators who had questions of pete hegseth is joni ernst. >> i think for a number of our senators want to make sure that any allegations have been cleared and that's why we have to have a very thorough vetting process. all i will say at this time is that we did have a very thorough discussion over a number of those issues and the vetting will continue, i am certain, through the next month or so until we approach that hearing date. >> dana: the hearing date we don't have it yet. that will come. if and when this does go to a hearing you can imagine the democrats at this point have been quiet. i want to get your take on that. they haven't said anything. >> they haven't said anything. it is shocking to me. biden chose not to mention any of the nominees, adam schiff said let's focus on the economy. interesting they aren't waging a fight. >> dana: do you think it will last? >> no, but i think there is a period of eating crow. joni ernst and hegseth has had multiple conversations. notably, th

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. >> kayleigh, this is money that could have gone to schools and to classrooms and could have followedstead it's going to grants that are out there to teach dei. what's your take on a billion dollars that didn't go to the kids? >> well, now we know why the incoming trump administration wants to just abolish the education department all together, jason. it's because of this kind of stuff. and, listen, we as united states taxpayers, we deserve better than hundreds of millions of our hard-earned taxpayer dollars going to these sorts of initiatives that do nothing to improve academic progress. you mentioned one grant that was awarded to philadelphia's public schools this restorative justice program which by the way was led by a communist sympathizer which i'm sure will not surprise you. keep in mind 65% of philadelphia's public school children, they are not reading at grade level. that is an embarrassment. so the question now is not why should we get rid of the education department, which clearly is not able to do anything remotely useful. it's how in the world can we continue to justify p

so we had this one comin >> kayleigh: trump raise that level of commitment to allies at nato and at this case 25% tariffs got the call from the prime minister of mexico. but for now, don't forget to dvd the show but now "america reports." >> the 13 heroes that we lost at advocate and i deeply regret we did not do more to protect them here at joe. >> that failure to dishonor 20 year service was that chaotic disastrous retreat the taliban was failing to live up to the conditions. so did not find the administration the way you did. >> i think our adversaries including russia would be delighted if we had double down and stuck in afghanistan another 20 years. >> you ignored objections by nato and afghan allies. you ignore the security risk in keeping the u.s. embassy in kabul open. the two highly anticipated hearing on capitol hill as the s committee and press secretary state antony blinken for answers on the botched u.s. withdraw from afghanistan. >> john: it has been three years since disastrous exit from the country and 13 u.s. therapist members killed in suicide bombing advocate. the repu

>> kayleigh: do you feel unleashed because wokeism lost an election? >> jimmy: it lost bad, that's the point. you can't offend the audiences in this country. believe me, i've tried everything. see to is so exciting, jimmy. everyone buy your tickets now. the tillis center is awesome. it'll be tape for fox nation for those of you that can't make it pay but we know most of you can. we are excited for you. thank you all for watching "outnumbered" today. when you can't watch this before, make sure to dvr. now here is "america reports." >> brian thompson, the 50-year-old male, on the sidewalk in front of the hilton with gunshot wounds to his back and leg. >> every indication is that this was a premeditated, preplanned, targeted attack. the suspect was lying in wait for several minutes. many people past the suspect, but he appeared to wait for his intended target. >> the shooter appears to be a light-skinned male, wearing a light brown or cream colored jacket, a black face mask, black and white sneakers, and a very distinct of gray backpack. >> we will not re

kayleigh mcenany on the set with me.alexy with me now. donald trump is the president elect and won the electoral college and popular vote. it's a political realignment. there's a huge rally in progress right now. tay look elon musk's association with the president elect. good morning, tesla. good morning, taylor. thank you very much indeed. taylor swift -- taylor riggs. i almost said -- >> i know. wouldn't that be fun. stuart: her actual name is taylor riggs by the way. stuart: we'll be back. stuart: the 2020 -- just eat ago chocolate valentine. i'm sorry. i put the chocolate in the mouth and floor manager said 10 seconds. made a real mistake here. it's a flip phone. >> they love the accent especially when not from new york and think it's the best thing in the world. stuart: let me try something, it's expensive to get out there and date. >> it's extremely expensive to get out there and date. >> you're seeing in your line and describe the first, what is he wearing and the purple notes and more. >> stuart varney. >> the no

. >> kayleigh: i think your brain is still participating. >> that is entertainment. >> harris: thank you for joining us and it is always a pleasure to have you in our fox news home. "america reports" mala. ♪ ♪ >> let starting off with cutting off illegals getting free everything, free housing, free schooling, free food. let's start with that here until you are going down in history has the worst mayor in america america is embarrassing us, youl around the world. >> you are so strong about protecting those aliens, but you won't do nothing for the u.s. citizens. >> john: chicago residents letting loose on progressive brandon johnson failing to fight president-elect trump nasty deportation plan. this is a big story we have been covering up for months. speed to black chicago residents are fed up with taxpayer money going to the migrant crisis but not their communities so will democrats finally listen to americans reporting on the migrant crisis in chicago, new york and at the border, that is ahead. ♪ ♪ >> you can have a reasonable doubt, however and come back with not guilty. really that

pictures of her sitting just off stage from one of the best press secretaries we have had in a while kayleighch is now our colleague. but, if you look at trump's press secretary. from sean spicer. there was such antagonistic relationship. everyone in the press pool coming in there trying to get gotcha. i wonder on this topic everyone wants to be trumpens friend. i wonder if that's actually going to change? they want access. they want to be able to sit down and ask a question. they want to be able to pull, you know, the president to the side and get some answers in this duration they have had zero opportunity. >> he. >> katie: he didn't do the end of the year press conference. didn't answer questions. hiding from reporters. they have very frustrated with the way they handled a number of transparency issues. trump during first term was talking to the press every single day. sometimes multiple times a day he really was. here's what i mean. basically what we are probably going to see a lot more of is people just trying to get to the meat and potatoes of what is happening. can you interrogate a pr

and to kayleigh's point, i think a liberated donald trump -- he's never going to be on the ballot agains last term. i think, harold, he will surprise his detractors. i think he will be not anything like what his detractors have described him as being, now that he is liberated. >> he will not be able to run again. >> yeah. >> and i think that is another liberating factor potentially for president trump. >> seth: the words "liberated donald trump" are not reassuring. [ laughter ] they're terrify -- it's like a video message from an ecoterrorist saying, "we have liberated the infected monkeys. [ laughter ] and now they run amongst you." even if you took an innocent-sounding name and added the word liberated to it, it would sound ominous. like if you read an episode description for "sesame street" and it said "elmo has been liberated --" [ laughter ] get ready to explain to your kids why their favorite muppet's smoking parliaments and riding a harley. [ laughter ] power is supposed to be constrained, not liberated. the fact that donald trump felt hemmed in during his first term was a good t

. >> ainsley: can you kayleigh and dana here. >> i do.en me phenomenal advice. >> brian: i'm sure you don't need advice from him. >> let's hear it, brian. >> brian: donnie snow had radio show before going to the white house. what was your are prerequisite. he said because the president told me george w. bush i could be in the meetings. i didn't want it relayed to me what was happening. i had to be there do you have that type of guarantee? >> absolutely. yes. i have a direct relationship with the president trump. i can call him. he will answer. i have been working for him now a couple of years. so he is a great boss to work for. when you ask him a question he tells you the truth. >> steve: this is going to be such a change of pace for the last four years. when the people in the briefing room ask actually questions they get something read out of binder and it is not sometimes accurate and sometimes it's a flat out lie. >> yeah. absolutely. there has certainly been a lack of transparency over the last four years if you talk to reporters off

. >> it doesn't say it on the pamphlet that you're going to be kayleigh mcenany. >> and if it had saidhat on the. >> i wouldn't have taken it. >> the label does warn of diarrhea, but not hemorrhaging. >> i do think we'll find evidence that they were aware that some of these reports were coming in, and maybe they didn't do enough about it. >> the maker of ozempic declined an interview, but gave us a statement that reads in part. novo nordisk believes that the allegations in these lawsuits are without merit, and we intend to vigorously defend against these claims. the known risks and benefits are described in their fda approved labeling. >> you may have seen photos of celebrities and others showing off dramatic weight loss. >> these drugs are now ingrained in the zeitgeist. party time guys. south park snl since my doctor prescribed ozempic for ramadan, i've never gotten more work done and so many commercials in between. 000, i can hum the tune from the commercial. >> there's a reason you can hum the tune. there's a reason everybody knows about this because of the amount of money they're

did see some amazing stories in 2024, some had some wild video to go along with its a reporter, kayleighing attack on a las vegas judge kicking off 2024. it happened in a clark county courtroom. watch again as 31 year-old guy over red in soars over the 4 foot bench tackling and punching the judge in a brazen attack. he was eventually restrained. and later sentenced up to 65 years behind bars. terror in the skies and unimaginable incident on an alaskan airlines flight from oregon to california. when a door plug blows off a boeing 7.37. max, 9 jets leaving a gaping hole in the side of the plane at 16,000 feet. 171 passengers and 6 crew members were on board. fortunately, the plane landed safely, although several passengers were injured clear across the country. in massachusetts, police video shows the suspect speeding 80 miles per hour down a busy street with no hands. the impaired driver nearly missing vehicles before slamming into the back of a and in the heartland, the moment a black suv slams into a vehicle parked on the side of the road. this was during a traffic stop. the violent cra