>> yeah, so, i do think that laken riley law and other laws that have been promulgated put forward that haven't made it through i think you're going to see those come up really quickly. there's a chance a lot of those will come through in reconciliation package. i would like to see some come forward independently and i would hope that the senators at least seven of them who are in risky positions would actually read them to mandate from the public and vote for those. but otherwise they're going to come through probably in reconciliation. the other aspect is, you're going to see also a termination of some of these programs, cbp1 app, that's going away and the ch program that's going to go away and that's going to save us money for reconciliation purposes as well and the final part is codification. we have to codify remain in mexico policy, but that's going to require diplomacy with mexico and that's why having a strong leader live donald trump has already produced results in discussions that he's had with president sheinbaum and i'm hoping that our relationship with mexico is such that w

laken riley's killer never stood a chance. laken riley the innocent person in this, but the illegal immigrant killer who came into our country have shouldn't be here in the first place, somehow he's the victim in this. are you look at the interview between abcs martha raddatz and j.d. vance when she said it's only a handful of apartment tren de aragua has taken over in aurora, colorado. in his response was, "martha, do you hear yourself? do you realize how crazy this sounds?" or the fact that under the biden administration we had hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens, convicted criminals facing charges, that they have allowed to step foot in america. so it should be nuts, but it's not to the left. and they have this twisted mentality where somehow they are putting illegal aliens ahead of american citizens. we go last according to them. >> harris: that number you were just talking about, all those who have come from other countries and they've broken into our country, so they broke our law, but they committed other crimes bef

i think, you know, whether it's laken riley and we actually talked about laken riley yesterday becauseiley was arrested in the city. if we would have had a better. >> brian: killer. >> >> we had a better relationship here. he would have never got to georgia and she probably would be alive today. we talked about that. so, like i said yesterday, i saw eric adams career cop and he really cares about public safety in this city and he wants to do what he can he is willing to take the hit from the left to do it because it's the right thing to do: putting public safety over politics. >> lawrence: that should be every city. i don't know if people understand. this when there is a detainer talking about criminals only. if you are asking local law enforcement for help, it's because someone has broken the law in some way. we're not talking about oh though that is a part of deportation. but your cooperation for every major city is only talking about the criminal aliens, right? >> that's what we talked about yesterday. i said, look, i'm not looking for nypd to come with immigration officers. leave t

when you see the faces of jocelyn or the face of laken riley, her killer, too, would have been behind bars if this were not a sanctuary city and we didn't protect illegals. that guy had a rap sheet, he was at the roosevelt hotel, you the taxpayer paying for and he requested to fly to athens with his brother, where they lived next to that park with laken riley was killed. if they had been deported initial lease, they broke the law coming across and committed more crime and should have been deported and now two little girls lives are gone and lost forever. >> brian: jocelyn's parents want to make sure this does not happen again, it did. a seven year old lost their lives with an illegal driving drunk killed her. tom homan saw this story and knew it already, we played it, here is his reaction. >> i have seen a lot of tragedy, talked about many, five-year-old boy suffocated to death. girls as young as nine years old raped by criminal cartels. once you sit through and we talked to a nine-year-old girl that went through that hell, it changes who you are. i am passionate, it is illegal immigr

, but for new york sanctuary city law, we would not have had a murder of laken riley down in georgiatodd: congresswoman claudia tenney, you're on it, we appreciate it. go to steve doocy with a look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." curious to see if your voice is as bad as ours. >> steve: i sound fine. here is why. right after patriot awards, i have been sleeping on this uch co, i got a good night sleep. >> carley: steve doocy body mark on the couch? >> steve: there is a dent, absolutely. i'm getting dressed, we had a late night and we have a big friday show. i'm ready to go after the patriot awards. melania trump is live this morning 8:00 eastern for first interview after election and after donald trump accepted that patriot awards last night. she's returning to the white house in a month, we'll ask her how she's feeling about that and her husband's safety and how does she feel about barron taking over the internet? we'll talk to her about her boy. plus, trump tapping key player in the abraham accord, negotiations as enavoid for hostage negotiations gives his first intervie

we have seen what happens across the country when illegal migrants commit crimes in the case of laken rileytunately, she did not survive. that criminal was let go here in new york city. so, i just call on city hall lawmakers to loosen up sanctuary city policies and they can do that. tell us we went there has been some sort of indication that may be mayor adams is inclined to do that. but we need har hard and fast an trigger point and republican congressman nicole mall slams the leg slams the dam and it is shocking the democrats have gone out of their way to harbor gang members, drug traffickers who an the country and they need to stop use new york to shield criminals wreaking havoc on the streets and cooperate with i.c.e. to have been deported. have we reached a tipping point where new yorkers are with this? whether eventually going to vote out the far left politicians who codified this sanctuary city madness that allows these migrant criminals to roam free without any consequences? have we reached that point, sherry? >> i think we have until your point, taught a coach at the far left marcu

maria: tell that to laken riley's family where this guy came from across the border, went to new york, then got a prepaid flight from biden and hharris to go to atlanta ant wht did he do in atlanta, he murdered laken riley. >> isn't it incredible that whiwefor several months in new k city closed schools because we had to house migrants. where do our children go? what about the working families who say i've got a job to go to, i put my kid in school and now i have to call in sick for my job to take care of my kids at home because there's migrants in my children's schools. maria: mothers have told me that her kids came home, they were crying, they got hit, they got into fights because half the students don't speak english. so they're having fights. it's been v very tough on schoos and children. the inflation story is unfolding this morning with the final cpi number of 2024, out this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern, that's ahead of the novemng. we've got the word on wall street panel here with expectations. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ liberty

he wants to hear actually what you want to do same with laken riley family and laken riley act would the department of homeland security to non-u.s. nationals arrested for burglary, theft and shoplifting and those here unlawfully. that's singing your some. that's what you want, right? >> yes. we want criminal illegal immigrants removed from our country because they are the imminent danger. those that are associated with terrorist groups need to be removed from our country. we have tens of thousands of terrorists in our country. why would you do that? that makes no sense to me. so, yes, i'm very pleased with what is happening at the moment. >> brian: five more arrest aurora venezuela gang. they told us no gang problem just one apartment building. two days ago in brooklyn, a south african was picked up in brooklyn picked up on the fbi terror watch list. my hope is that people understand that this it is for america. it's not for trump and not for republicans and it's fighting to make sure that your family didn't lose rachel for no reason. it is a wake-up call to the country. patty, than

roosevelt hotel, laken riley's killer cycled through there he was standing in front of a sign duringt presser saying subway crime down 15%. it's laughable considering as we speak the jury is deliberating on the daniel penny case. all of us who live in new york city that are subjected to the rot and the crime in times square, the crime outside, the million weapons i carry in my purse because you know what? there is not a police officer on every corner because they have the least contract in the country. zero support from this mayor who up until now was a total invertebrate saying there was room for everyone on these streets. the reality there isn't. after the reclassification of the juvenile court system in this city which he supported, that's why the juve juve juvenie recidivist background get away everything. >> steve: all family court. >> emily: responsible for spiking violent crime. the notion that somehow their youth makes them softer in their crimes is absolutely tragic because the reality is, the damage, the collateral devote quote damage, those are lives lost. those are injuri

they talked about laken riley. riley would be alive today if the laws were not the way they are in new york. this guy at the hotel, the roosevelt hotel over here. he has a rap sheet. gets in trouble in new york. they can't get rid of him. they can't throw him behind bars because we have sanctuary city. and so, they ship him -- he decides oh, excuse me, government, i would like you all to pay for me to take a flight down to athens, georgia. ship me down there with my brother. we are illegals but you pay for it and then i'm going to move down there. that's exactly what happened. >> lawrence: all the democrats that have a problem with tom homan. i direct them to barack obama. he is the one who gave them awards under his administration. >> ainsley: he gave what? >> lawrence: awards under his administration. commended him. got signed letters from him about the work that he was doing. when he was back in the administration. this is the guy that is not only served under republican administrations. but democrats as well. s

trial of the msnbc headline that said laken riley killer never stood the chance not that she neverler never stood a chance and it shows you that world view and the mind of both the media and the left as well that somehow he's the victim and not her. >> we mention this is such a busy holiday travel weekend i'm assuming that americans all over are seeing this whatting in real time because i can remember a couple of years ago being in the airport and it was first time i saw people holding up a piece of paper to go through the security. you know, and we were all waiting there with our ids or we had, you know, scanning our eyeballs and i saw a line of people waved through by immigration officials now i see it almost every time i go to the airport people holding up letters and going through. i bet americans are seeing that happening thousand. and of course we see, you know, that we're flying them all over the country, at first people thought these criminals are coming over our border and then there are just disappear they're not disappearing but registering with the authorities and we're

trial of the msnbc headline that said laken riley killer never stood the chance not that she neverillegal graduate killer never stood a chance and it shows you that world view and the mind of both the media and the left as well that somehow he's the victim and not her. >> we mention this is such a busy holiday travel weekend i'm assuming that americans all over are seeing this whatting in real time because i can remember a couple of years ago being in the airport and it was first time i saw people holding up a piece of paper to go through the security. you know, and we were all waiting there with our ids or we had, you know, scanning our eyeballs and i saw a line of people waved through by immigration officials now i see it almost every time i go to the airport people holding up letters and going through. i bet americans are seeing that happening thousand. and of course we see, you know, that we're flying them all over the country, at first people thought these criminals are coming over our border and then there are just disappear they're not disappearing but registering with the a

laken riley affected a lot of women, women want to be safe in their community.e seen the migrant crisis happening in this country and it is appalling to think we vote only on one issue. there are many issues women want to vote on. this is why people are fed up, not just the sports issue. >> todd: one state where the tide appears to be turning, shocker, it is a liberal state. washington state proposed separate different for transgender athlete to avoid biological males competing against girls. is this acknowledgement only real solution is a separate league for boys, for girls and for transgender athletes? >> everyone is bringing up this third category issue, if they have enough people to fill a third category, be my the guest. i think male and female is enough. if they want to do a third category, i'm not going to stop them, i don't know how many people will participate in it. swimming tried to do this at the olympic level, not at the championship, they had nobody enter the event, it might be overkill, when these people find out they can't infiltrate women's cour

what about laken riley murder and migrant kids that stabbed that man in time square and the police officers that bore brunt of ambushes and crime at laughing illegal immigrants baked into juvenile system, they are called boys. too little, too late for mayor adams for people of new york city. >> brian: you have "outnumbered" to do laters, you better keep some in the quiver. >> more where that came from. >> steve: mayor adams hsz opportunity to follow in the footsteps of mayor rudy giuliani. when you are walking around on streets of new york city because of migrant crime, which is substantial these days, it impacts everybody and impacts decisions am i going to the doctor's office today by myself? do i feel safe? am i going to go to the grocery store? the lady down the hall got robbed. if mayor adams turns it around, he could be a great mayor. >> brian: talk about a movie clint eastwood did, they used real-life heroes in it, terror attack happened on a train in france. knives everywhere and start the stabbing everyone. vet veterans got up and took care of it. thises veteran was recognized for

this year also saw the horrific death of georgia nursing student laken riley.n undocumented immigrant with ties to tda who entered the u.s. illegally 2 years ago bringing even more attention to the debate over border laws. news nation was there as the take our border back convoy also known as god's army made their way to the southern border. they started in virginia with stops in florida and louisiana before arriving in texas to raise awareness about the crisis on the border for a country a nation of immigrants. but we have to have security at our border in know who's coming and doing trips to the southern border by president biden. >> and former president trump now president-elect trump emphasizing the importance of the border issue to the presidential election. it is the number one issue. >> and news nation getting an exclusive look into the dangers. border agents face hunting down migrant smugglers. a chopper crashed during a routine operation near the u.s. mexico border. leaving 3 guardsmen dead. only one soldier survived get to and a newsnation exclusive u

. >> not did he fend nl people like laken riley get murdered not defendable. >> beat up on 96th streettion, i will talk about this i spoke with mike dunleavy this week but the regulatory burdens that have been in place that you mentioned so many times watch this. >> well we're expecting the president to go back to what we had four years ago under president trump, ma is a rollback of the executive orders biden administration imposed on this country eps alaska over executive orders we hope trump repeals not allowing anwr to have a releases in effect sold to the npra, back in service in terms of able to get leaves, reserve in alaska 13 million acres off the table by biden administration, offshore will leases the liz goes on for alaska includes issue minerals mining timber all severely hampered by this administration but we are looking forward to the day that president trump gets back in, rollsness executive orders backing. >> what can be done. >> we can make north america s self-sufficient again president biden favored iran he favored china, i mean, i think he crossed the line. >> enough

. >> laura: that is not how residents feel, look at laken riley ant d jocelyn nungaray.talk about trust, then show m up and protect us. >> this is direct lie to people in this county to enhance community safety and the goal is to protect criminals in our country. t >> laura: i'm surprised that lady was not thrown out for wearing usa on her shirt, that isit offensive to leftists. and sanctuarory status bracing r impact of trump's mas deportation and refusing to work with ice despite multiple st arrests of illegals for most vile sex crimes, including thosw against children. why would good people of boston put up with this and want more migrant crime in their beautiful city. joining me now is a conservative boston area radio host. mayoayorr when i shall wu, real winner, on board fighting trump's deportations. watch this. >> elections have consequences and federal government e responsible for certain set of actions, make sure we are doing our r part to protect residentsn every possible way, we are not cooperating with efforts that threaten safety of everyone by d causing wid

let's ask if the family of laken riley feels like they've been positively impacted by this administration's criminal justice policies. look, the entire thing is just an opportunity to go down virtue signaling right down to the wire. if this is such a matter of conscious, if this is one of these things where he just cannot live with the death penalty with state-sanctioned killing of a human being, then how is he making the distinction between 37 and the other 3? is the execution of the escabado family not heinous enough? is that the story? how is it possibling he can draw the disextinctions. realistically what this comes down to is joe biden doesn't seem to understand one of the uses of the death penalty and i'll go to an example you used which is people already incarcerated. what deturnt now if you're doing life not to kill a prisoner or prison guard? he doesn't seem to understand the concept of walls. there's a reason we have walls, a reason we have to thin the herd and keep certain people away from the rest of us whether it's the southern border or prison walls somehow or other that just

laken riley, if we had a better relationship back and when the guy arrested in new york for injuring would have never made it to georgia and would be alive today. this conversation went well and i hope the actions follow up and i'm looking forward to work with mayor adams and make new york city safe again. >> john: you have treaties from other mayors again? >> i have a couple we are working on, but i will not give credit on national tv until they set a date with me. i'm willing to sit down with the mayor of chicago who said he would prevent me from being successful. i will meet with anybody because this is about public safety and national security. lets me and work together. you don't have to be an immigration officer, we will do that that be an elected representative for your community. love your communities within you hate trump. >> john: last month you were threatening if -- now you want to sit down with them. i want to ask about the border wall issue. trump was saying mar-a-lago joe biden, don't sell the border wall. >> i'm asking today, joe biden to please stop selling the wall.

. >> kamala harris let in the savage monster to murdered laken riley. >> there is 8 robs full of illegalthe numbers are historic. >> this is a moment to speak the truth and to bury the lies. you can't love your country only when you win. >> why should we believe anything that this administration tells us about anything ever again? >> mr. biden, do you think you can get a fair trial. >> everyone must be accountable for their actions, even this defendant. >> i said i would abide by the jury's decision. i will do that, and i will not pardon him. >> i guess we now know his word as a biden is trash. >> only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters. >> how do you like my garbage truck. >> a stale air of normalcy. a stale air of the past. [chanting] >> i'm one of those people who think loyalty -- >> have you considered dropping out of race? >> i'm back in. >> working missouri families ivy league dead. >> i'm not just maga, i'm dark gothic maga. >> you know it. you feel it. these guys are creepy and, yes, just weird as hell. >> hello, everybody. >> i love mcdonald's. i love jobs. >> if

we have had laken riley, and now another heinous crime committed by an illegal alien that was allowedroam the streets here in the united states, we have got to get strong, end p century policies come and encourage cooperation so we get violent criminals behind bars and put the rest through the legal system. >> anita: all people who should not have been here in the first place. thank you for your thoughts today, happy new year to you. >> thank you. same to you. >> bill: d.o.g.e. is adding banking deregulation to its big to-do list. how the consumer financial protection bureau ended up in their crosshairs. we will talk about it. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that years after i'm gone this guy will be standing the test of ti... he's melting! oh jeez... nooo... oh gaa... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for

. >> look at laken riley. look at jocelyn nungaray. we talk about safety and security. >> this item is a direct lie to the people in this county to enhance community safety and the goal to protect convicted violent criminals who are illegally in our country. >> i'm surprised that lady wasn't thrown out for wearing usa on the sweatshirt. that's offensive to these leftists. and boston city council reaffirming its sanctuary status to brace for the impact of trump's mass deportations. they are also refusing to work with ice. despite multiple arrest in the boston area of illegals for the most vile sex crimes. including those against children. so why would the good people of boston put up with this: more migrant crime in their. jim pa ledo a conservative boston radio host. boston mayor michelle wu is a real winner, fully on board with fighting trump's deportations, watch. this elections have consequences federal government is responsible for a certain set of actions. what we can do is make sure we are doing our part to protect our residents in every possible way that we're no

let's not forget laken riley. let's not forget the young lady in houston.any crimes much worse than this young girls getting raped and murdered and indicate line riley fighting for her life 17 minutes getting killed. so, look, this is a big problem for this country. you said it earlier, when you open the border, a certain amount of criminals going to come to a target-rich environment. we are a rich nation. they are going to come here and do their ill wills here. their time is limited on januar. we're going to target tren de aragua. we're going to make them a major priority and we are going to attack them from day one. >> tom, the d.a. elect for douglas county where aurora is doesn't seem to want to work with the feds. mostly you. watch. >> local law enforcement, the district attorney, i'm not an arm of the federal government. i am not a deputy of the federal government. nobody elected me to enforce federal law at any level, including immigration law. and i don't intend to allow myself to be sucked into that role. >> tom, a court in colorado dismissed other

whether it's laken riley, jocelyn nungaray, rachel morin, we keep seeing horrible headlines and unfortunatelyen what we have seen the last few years there is probably going to be a significant amount more of it coming. and that's probably why people just voted for mass deportation. >> laura: yeah. i think you are right. this is going to spread to cities and suburbs across america. people who are wealthy, people of privilege, they think they are -- you know, they think they are somehow immune to this type of criminal activity. they are not. these people are vicious, and, bill, on top of this, we just heard tonight that a south african national on the fbi terror watch list was just arrested in new york. >> how many more are there but what do we know about this? >> yeah. he was picked up in brooklyn, so he was initially arrested by texas dps back in september. little town normandy, texas troopers arrested him when he was sneaking through a private ranch with a group of other special aliens pakistan, some from other countries, texas arrested him for criminal trespass, they handed him over to the

convicted murderers into the united united st there could be consequence of loss of life and horror of laken riley, just inconceivable. so the issue is a of law enforcement and then i believe people are equally concerned about moral values and they see a deterioration of moral evaluation. so just and curtsy positive people be involved. >> does support for is a resident with our constituents per? oh, hey, it's amazing. i grew up in what we call the holy city of charleston, south carolina, and at the time of the american revolution the largest jewish population in the world was in charleston, south carolina. the first -- >> i did another. >> the first provincial constitution ruggedized judaism is religion with the provincial constitution to the first jewish american elected if the new world was in the provincial assembly and sally the first jewish american killed in the revolution was in charleston, south carolina. that's where i up. the full total assimilation of the jewish community into south carolina has always been, and then, and then you had that and then you had evangelical churches truly the

let's not forget laken riley and let's not forget the young lady and use ten.im is much worse as girls getting raped and murdered. this is a big problem in this country and as you said earlier, he opened the border and a certain amount of criminals are going to come as a target. they will come here and did their crimes here in. but i can tell you this their time is limited because jan january 20th we will not only target tren de aragua that they will be a major priority from day one. >> laura: in colorado, it doesn't seem to want to work with the feds mostly you. watch. >> local law enforcement and district attorney, i am not an arm of the federal government. i am not a deputy of the federal government. no one elected me to enforce federal law at any level including immigration law, and i don't intend to allow myself to be sucked into that role. >> laura: tom, a court in colorado dismissed other counties lawsuit against colorado when basically saying we will not be working with the feds because other counties want to work with you. but how are you going to work

policies were it not for the media showing people being burned alive and showed what happened with laken riley. the difference between a trump and biden administration in protecting americans. otherwise there would be no pushback whatsoever. media gets credit for bringing it to light. >> julie: president trump has big plans with immigration. not messing around. the largest ever mass deportation, reimplementing remain in mexico, expanding detention facility, imposing sanctions and withholding aid to countries that refuse to take citizens back and stopping use of the cbp1 app that allows them to fly all over country without showing any kind of i.d. making it very easy for them to disappear. >> you are not going to check in on the mexico side of the border and then be welcomed on the u.s. side of the border. you are no longer going to receive instruction on the mexico side of the border how to circumvent u.s. border security and what you need to tell the border patrol agents to actually make it through even though you wouldn't qualify for asylum in the united states of america. you are not going

mentioned the recent subway murder earlier in your show but it relation take a case like that or laken rileyng illegal aliens and criminals over the taxpaying public so the democratic brand is broken down to its bones. it is not a mere messaging problem. >> the focus groups agree with you. when asked to compare the democratic party to an animal one participant compare the party to an ostrich because they have their heads in the sand and are absolutely committed to their own ideas even when they are feeling. democrats another set are not a friend of the working class anymore and donnie seems to think it will take a transformational figure to come out of this hole. >> ronald reagan, bill clinton, barack obama, donald trump. they had and have the ability to turn to voters and say i feel your pain, i will solve your problem. it is the way a person communicates. how they connect. we can talk all we want about policy but i guarantee if you look on the democratic platform, all the message was there. the democrats need a transformational figure. they need that figure that can connect. >> do the demo

we've seen so many others, laken riley, many victims throughout the country that have been victimizedllegal immigrants that should not be in the country. cheryl: we had another incident in new york city yesterday morning by the way. ashley davis has a question for you. >> hi, lieutenant. actually, homeland security is near and dear to my heart. i did this under george w. bush and i think border security is one of the major issues facing our country right now. thank you for your service and everything you're doing. my question is, do you think because of the cost, which i think that shouldn't even matter because this is such an issue but do you think that the president-elect does start putting in phases in regards to -- from what i understand, there's about a million illegal immigrants here that have either committed a crime or have exhausted the appeal process. and so you go after those million first and then you go to the second stage and then -- do you think that's how they're going to handle it or what are you hearing on the ground? >> well, i mean, obviously i can't speak for the

and i notice you brought up laken riley.s funny that the republicans never bring up molly tib ets who was -- yeah, during the trump administration, but you guys never bring that up. that proves you guys are politicizing it because they were both just as tragic. but more than that, how can you explain -- how is anything going to get cheaper if you're getting rid of all these immigrants, you're going to have to charge more for things to get picked. out here in california we got some of the biggest crops that are sensitive, how -- can you please tell me how are things going to go cheaper if you're getting rid of people that are going to actually pick these vegetables and fruits out here? how is that going to happen? guest: well, there's a couple things. first of all, we're not deporting -- or the trump administration has never said they're going to deport all immigrants. it's people who have entered the country illegally. illegal aliens. not people who are here working on a green card. the people who are not here legally. that'

he was separate goes on more nursing student laken riley much this tired ice age of the violet venezuelanget a foothold in the must enter joe biden watch this. >> and i'm not trying to call them again anymore because it's not just your typical going to motivate cartel which means that the highly sophisticated they have the backing the regime permit is like but most importantly telling me directly between around has a lot was heavy heavy swing ties to venezuela in their tided to this organization you tell by the time frame committee, is just not drug trafficking and money laundering aspect crimes and trafficking and many others. liz: and hezbollah and iran in a violent gang link. >> absolutely and are operating in tennessee now we found out violent gangs putting major cities when my hometown in knoxville is been reported there there is a liberal apartment receiving america's border town pretty president trump could not to get here fast enough. liz: congressman is a pleasure to see you again thank you. >> i hope you have a very political incorrect christmas. liz: probably will thank you so

you know, tom would like to heat castro's assertion for the democrats hearts as it pertains to laken rileychel morin, joslin and glory that they say you have a cold heart, youray y response. >> well, they should have for my shoes 34 and a half years andwi thdeal with the tragedies i've dealt with and standing on the back of a tractor-trailer with a 5-year-old boy and he should t have been with mo e when i t tao girls nine years old by the. cartels and will come to theiree eyes and innocent impurity stolen from her. they should have been with me when i talk to the angel moms and dads whose children were buried. they buried their childrenou because of an illegal alien killed their child. and like you said, i have been very blunt that we will concentrate on public safety g threats. you want to talk about heartless, have mayors that say they will prevent me from arresting public threats. how many young girls have to be rape and burned alive to understand the protecting of the committee is not powerless to make heartless. what is heartless is increasing sex trafficking and a quarter oy a millio

laken riley, rachel morin, we could go on.selves defense attorneys for some of america's worst predators? concentrate on the migrant criminals killing, by the way, women. you are not supposed to notice this but if you look at the roster of people that are being victimized, it is women. you can't not notice it. somehow or other we're supposed to look the other way. >> harris: sanctuary is a law. >> it is a law in new york state. kathy hochul could eliminate tomorrow. in new york city you have to get it through city council. the mayor should do something to hone the sanctuary laws they concentrate on migrant criminals. you gain a lot of political purchase and he needs it right now. >> harris: tom homan is coming and you and i both know him and he is going to get some help if eric adams takes it. good to see you, thank you. president-elect donald trump's transition is moving full steam ahead and agenda taking shape. he is already using his bully pulpit both domestically and abroad. trump plans to visit paris later this week for t

finish the wall, secure the border, have bed space so people don't get released like the killer of laken rileyas like go because there was no room and i also believe we are going to start deporting people with more i.c.e. agents. we are going to cut your taxes and make working people have a better life. that's what i believe. >> sean: maybe they can stop escalating the war in iran. it seems like they are open to a negotiated settlement. i think so and i think the odds for peace in the middle east are much higher than people may give it right as of tonight. thank you, more hannity coming up straight ahead. new alka-seltzer plus cold or flu fizzy chews. chew. fizz. feel better fast. no water needed. new alka-seltzer plus fizzychews. narrator: for generations, this ally to the north has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together. stable and secure, when the world around us isn't. you can rely on ontario for energy to power your growing economy and for the critical minerals crucial to new technologi

or running on a trail as a college student in georgia, for example, without horrific murder of laken rileyey were consequences to allowing criminal illegal aliens and in attempting to get them out of the community should be applauded and through funding and other measures to put pressure on local jurisdictions to cooperate. >> john: we will see how much of a fight erupts january 20th. >> we might get more cooperation than you think. >> john: tom homan says he will start in chicago. he will run headlong into brandon brandon johnson who he said he will either get along or throw entailed. >> we will see if they are prosecuted. >> john: we will see what happens, katie, thank you. more later in the program with martha as an interview with eric adams that we will preview for you. >> sandra: obviously, this will be a he sit down for martha on fox news channel to talk to the mayor how he's handling things and a huge concern for so many here. it will be nice to hear what he says 3:00 eastern time today. >> john: a step in a different direction when he realized the migrant crime crisis weighing heav

to hear julio castro's assertion of president biden and the democrats' hearts as it pertains to laken rileyel morin and jocelyn nungaray, they say you have a cold heart. your response. >> they should have wore my shoes for 34 and a half years and delegate with the tragedies i dealt with standing in the back of a tractor-trailer, 5-year-old boy baked to death. should have talked to 9 years girls raped multiple times. everything innocent and pure stolen from her. they should have been with me when i talked to the angel moms and dads when children were buried. do you want to talk about family separation they buried their children because illegal alien killed their child. like you said, you know, i have been very -- i have been very blunt that right out of the gate we are going to try to public safety threats. heartless? mayors and governors say they will do everything they can to prevent me from arresting public safety threats. how many young girls got to be raped and murdered and burned alive until they understand that protecting community is not -- protecting the community is not heartless?

task force just to deal with this specific gang called operation athens, obviously, in honor of laken rileyular reminder that her convicted killer was a member of tren de aragua. and the i.c.e. acting director says they are up to about 200 investigations and are i trying -- are trying to deal with the problem before it gets too big. but the point was to prevent it in the first mace, prevent illegal immigration, don't process it into the u.s. and then pay for it on the back end with american lives and tax dollars. mike: i'd like to show our audience that map if showing where tren de aragua has pond up around the country going as far north as the denver area, chicago, new york. what about rooting out this problem, how big of a headache is that going to be going forward? >> it -- they're going to be towards the top of the list. tom homan has talked about going after national security threats but, you know, right behind them are the convicted aggravated felons, the gang members, the the over a million aliens who already have final orders of removal. these are very dangerous people. we already h

obama, chuck schumer, joe biden, kamala harris, nancy pelosi saying the names of jocelyn nungaray, laken rileyd under the border crisis. >> they don't care about american lives, they don't care about america period. and when they talk about open borders, they fail to talk about the over 300,000 children that are missing. they just don't care, and they continue to prove it over and over each day. elizabeth: just horrendous. absolute disgrace to america. art del cueto, we appreciate you so much. good to see you. >> thank you so much. elizabeth: this new report coming in, big pharma running scared. new details on haw they -- how they met with president-elect trump and rfk jr. also a bernie sanders says he's behind what rfk and trump are doing. dr. peter mccullough's going to break it down. we're excited to talk to him. he's coming up next. ♪ ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the m

we're getting to, but those aren't just limited to the people in those cities like we know with laken rileyath. so all of these bad policies harm everyone not just the victims which makes them even more and more disgraceful than just limited to a precise incident. >> todd: we don't just lose our humanity by happenstance, it is furthered along with policies like you mentioned, like sanctuary city policies and this soft on crime da that we've seen throughout the remainder -- throughout the last ten, 15 years i'd argue. we mentioned sanctuary cities conservative watch dog american first legal putting it on the letter reads we have identified your jurisdiction as a sanctuary jurisdiction that is violating federal laws such lawlessness subjects you and your subordinates to significant risk of criminal and civil liability. jonathan what criminal and civil liability as somebody who's prosecuted people could these jurisdictions and the officials in them face? >> the liability a harboring statute title 8 section 324 which basically if you do anything to shield, conceal, harbor an illegal alien, some

murderers into the united states that there could be a consequence of loss of life and horror of laken riley, just inconceivable so the issues there of law enforcement and then i believe people are equally concerned about moral values and they see a de peeruation of moral values so it's encouraging to see positive people being involved. >> does support for israel resonate with your constituents? >> hey, it's amazing. i group grew up in what we call the holy city of charleston, south carolina. and at the time of the american revolution, the largest jewish population in the world was in charleston, south carolina. >> i didn't know that. >> the proviviansal usually constitution was the first to recognize jueish. so the -- that's where i grew up. the full total assimilation of the jewish community into south carolina has always been. and then you have that and then you have evangelical churches, truly the biblical references that those two ever who stand with israel shall prosper and those who don't, there is a consequence. it's a universal support and then -- i'm so pleased that, indeed, i have

we ask you to complete important work that will help american citizens and ensure people like laken rileyllowed to live their lives and go for a jog prayed he think that never you think they've ever written a letter like that? it. >> kaylee: their priorities are so out of whack. for working-class americans specifically, they do not support unfettered illegal immigration into their communities. i think of my own family in ohio, many of whom never worked in manufacturing jobs for their entire lives. they don't want messes of illegal immigrants coming into their small communities and competing with them for wages at their jobs. they don't want illegal immigrants pricing them out of their houses were bringing drugs and crime they brought to cities like new york. they want their communities to remain american. this is the problem. if democrats want to continue pushing this agenda, honestly, go for it. you will face an electoral process again and again for working-class americans are fed up with it. >> kayleigh: without a doubt. gerri, newsome is very dated and he wants to be the face of the re

i mean, you know, we were just talking about laken riley's murder and there are others.st fear in the air, people walking around not really understanding or knowing details of this tren de aragua gang. so i mean, how is this going to be done practically speaking? are you envisioning military, rounding up people to send them back to their countries? >> no, i believe it is going to be a very difficult task but i think president trump bringing tom homan back in as the border czar and having kristi noem as homeland security, i think they're going to focus on day one, january 20th and the messaging has begun. tom homan made it clear with governors and mayors in the sanctuary cities, we're coming in and we'll get the bad hombres out of the country. there's over 500,000 migrants in the country that have felony charges. let's focus on them. will it be part of the military? i don't believe so. it will require federal agencies to work with state agencies, local counties, to identify individuals and get them on a plane and back to where they came from. that's what's going to happen

because we're seeing, you know, that illegal alien convicted of murdering nursing student laken rileyrom new york city to georgia, paid for by taxpayers. he had an arrest record. show the arrest of criminal illegal aliens tripling under biden compared to trump. they are breaking the law crossing. they virtually had no threat of deportation, embolden to act with impunity. are americans finally getting the wake-up call? >> oh, sure, we are. we agree that the first and foremost and most important thing that president trump needs to do immediately after he swears in is to create that deportation army to go after the tren de aragua, and everyone that has a criminal record those are the people he has to concentrate on, and make sure that the maduro pays for what he's done. maduro is not only an illegal leader but he stole the elections in venezuela and we have to pick-up the phone and tell him maduro, you need to go, because you lost the election and had an agreement with the united states that whomever won the election was going to depart and that didn't happen, so it's two things. he stol

number three, a georgia nursing student murdered on her morning jog. 25 minutes into that run, laken riley was killed. >> this community, all of georgia and the entire country have been rocked by this inexcusable and avoidable murder. >> jose ibarra, a 26 year old migrant from venezuela, was charged with her murder. the trial in november brought an unemotional ibarra and riley's family together in the same room. >> this sick, twisted and evil coward showed no regard for lake and her human life. >> ibarra was convicted and sentenced to life in prison without parole. number two, it was precedent setting parents of a mass school shooter on trial themselves for the deaths of the students their son gunned down. >> gun ownership is a right. >> and with that right comes great responsibility. >> jennifer and james crumbley, the parents of the oxford, michigan high school shooter, went to trial in early 2024 on involuntary manslaughter charges in a first of its kind prosecution, the state alleged the crumbleys bought their son a gun days before the mass shooting and didn't properly store it, despit