i want to bring martha maccallum back into the coverage as well as we say goodbye to the 39th presidentthe united states, jimmy carter. martha. >> sandra, we watched the solemn moment as the casket is taken ot of the plane, special mission, special air mission 39th has referred to right now. let's listen in for a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "mus[guns firing][guns firing] [guns firing] ♪ ♪ >> forward, march! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> john: all right so we say that casket loaded into the hearse which will depart in a motorcade for the naval memorial, which is on pennsylvania avenue between seventh and ninth streets where another ceremony will take place. that one probably about 45 minutes from now in which carter's remains and the casket will be transferred to a horse-drawn caisson. they will be a ceremonial procession of pennsylvania avenue to the capital where lie in state from 7:00 open at night to the public in a public ceremony and private member for congress at 4:30. than the public lie in state begins at 7:00 and ends at seven thursday morning, sandra, before the grand funeral in celebration of life

parkway to the district of columbia it should be there in a few minutes per clip send it over to martha maccallum she has got the story and our continuing our continuing coverage martha. >> martha: indeed, thank you very much john and sandra. at afternoon everybody i martha maccallum and this is the story peer president-elect trump will move back to the proceedings for former president jimmy carter who is going to lie in state and the capital. earlier today we got a glimpse of the incoming president taft president-elect trump as he stood at the podium at mar de lago for well over an hour and took on a wide range of questions. at one point he brought his friend steve wyckoff picked from the middle east envoy up to the podium. in this moment it really showed how important the issue of the remaining hostages in gaza over the next couple weeks and what happens prior to the inauguration with regard to these individuals who suffered so much care how important this is to the incoming president. at one point he put hamas on notice pack bowing quote all will break out in the middle east if the hostages ar

. >> martha: good afternoon everybody on martha maccallum, these are the images front and center, telling the story today, absolute catastrophe in southern california being described by people there as hell on earth? deadly wildfires, officials say there -- these are 0% contained ripping through loss angeles co., you have thousands of acres that are rapidly burning and you see them on the map here, los angeles, the palisades fire, clear stretch of inland. these incredible images of burning car as about to get a look at, it looks like a movie set but it is very real. it is apocalyptic. look at this, this is california, two people so far reported dead, those numbers likely to rise given the devastation, the bars are growing as we are coming to this afternoon at 3:00 eastern, listen to this... >> that is your entire life, you don't get that back. the memories are gone. >> a sick driving through hell itself down here. >> martha: she does not know if your mother is, okay,, you to put yourself in these people's shoes, or chief correspondent jonathan hunt live on the ground in pacific palisades,

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. >> martha: live continuing coverage thank you john and sandra i'm martha maccallum good afternoon everybody this is the story it's been the story all week. fast and devastating wind driven fires continuing to wreak extraordinary havoc on los angeles and the entire area along the coast. this stunning image you are seeing at mount wilson california, "'s antennas are crucial to communications for 911 calls cracked television transmission and signals and information to everyone in the area and right now you can see they are threatened by the fire and that could cause a truly immense loss if they were to crumble or catch fire. the size of cities like san francisco or boston picture all of boston, if all of boston were wiped out by a fire, think about it for those of you on the east coast that's what they are dealing within los angeles. the sheriff of los angeles saying frankly we don't know how many lives have been lost at this point. >> bro that's a house. >> god protect this house in the name is. protect this neighborhood god in jesus' name. >> my bedroom right here. tom's room. here's our pat

martha maccallum joins us now. think president biden will go down in history? outstanding 6%, above average 13%, average and below average and poor making up the rest of those numbers. >> below average and below come to 54%. the exit interview and we're watching the jimmy carter funeral procession and discussing his presidency. one term presidents tend to not fare all that well as history looks back on them. you know, there is a reason that he is a one-term president. the numbers that we see here and pointing fingers in all kinds of places for the blame to go around and talking about how well he knows foreign leaders, which really did not end up accruing to any real progress, those relationships he talks about that fact that he was able to build. i don't think that any of this reflects a presidency that will be very well remembered. we'll see as history plays out. >> bill: his comments about the pardon. and he hopes it doesn't set a precedent. read it if you want to check it out. it is a long interview here. democr

. >> john: martha maccallum back with us. program starts a little more than a half an hour from now. martha, echoes of 1981 here. where jimmy carter tried for a long, long time to get a deal with iran to release the americans held hostage. there was a failed attempt to rescue them that ended up with aircraft burning in the desert. yet after ronald reagan won and election november 1980, suddenly that it was on the table to return the hostages. this would seem to follow the same pattern. >> i am so glad you brought that up, john. i cannot agree more. so many echoes of 1980 when you had president carter his funeral we just witnessed, passed away a short time ago. but his leadership over the course of his one term presidency was marked by weakness. i think a lot of people and historians looking back on that period would say it was a difficult time for energy. you had gas lines and the united states and massive amounts of inflation over the course of that one term of carter's presidency in a real essence that sunk and in the countr

bret baier and martha maccallum will lead our special coverage after our show this morning. i get to have them as our guests right now as we watch the motorcade roll out. martha maccallum get your thoughts first. >> you guys have had fantastic coverage all morning. it is a spectacular day in washington, d.c. the sky is blue, there is a snow covering all over this beautiful capital city of the united states of america and i just feel that only in retrospect can we understand how dark some of the periods of the last five to eight years have been in a lot of ways. we watched a president under tremendous amount of pressure through his first president and covid and george floyd tugging at statues outside of our window. i feel like there is perhaps a golden era underway. we'll see. that is the feeling that you get in washington this morning as we watch this play out. >> dana: bret, a short drive with in traffic and no lights. they can get there quickly. >> bret: they can get their quickly. imagine being in that car and that conversation ongoing. all that has happened over recent m

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we will see you back here tomorrow have a good afternoon everybody i am martha maccallum. we will see you next time. >> ceremony to begin shortly as the funeral procession arrives at the u.s. capitol to owner the 39th president of the united states jimmy carter as he lies in state. we will be taking you back to the capital as the procession unfolds. president-elect donald trump holding a wide-ranging news conference today as he has had to take the oath of office less than 2 weeks from now and he's already taking a lot of folks to task. let's get right to nate foy live in west palm beach and you were about to fire off a question in that conference as well. >> president-elect donald trump made several headlines during the news conference today. easterner by announcing a 20 billion-dollar investment in u.s. data centres. notably he did not rule out the possibility of using american military force to acquire the panama canal are greenland. take a look at this. >> we need greenland for national security purposes. the panama canal is vital to our country. it's been operating --

. >> bill: martha maccallum was watching it. he responded this morning. some-called bishop who spoke at the national prayer service tuesday morning was a radical left hard line trump hater who brought her church into politics in an ungracious way. she and her church owe the public and apology. >> i thought it was massively inappropriate. as a catholic, i am not used to seeing pastors or bishop in this case speak to politically in church. it is not something that is done in my church. so i found it very inappropriate. this is an opportunity to bring the country together on the cusp of a new era and she has said before she had nothing left to say to president trump in the first term. so i think that it was really a gotcha moment on her part that i find very uncharitable and not what i expect to see in church. >> dana: one reason this church has a lot of division. a lot of people decided to leave and a lot of people like it. president announced the huge tech event investment, using this word twice now. $5 hundred billion. sam altma

tuning the fox news channel for live coverage of president-elect trump's inauguration hosted by martha maccallum and meet the program begins at 1130 eastern times. tomorrow special report will have analysis of the president speech and events throughout the day. if you cannot catch us life center dvr 6:00 p.m. eastern 3:00 p.m. on the west coast, this is history real-time. thank you for inviting us into your home, that the special report fair, balanced and still, unafraid. "the big weekend show" is coming up next. ♪ >> i'm griff jenkins with mary kathleen katie pavlich and ben domenech. welcome to "the big weekend show", this is the last one hour show before we expand to two hours the big story tonight president-elect trump wrapped up a massive rally at the capital one arena in washington hours before he set to swearingen before the 42nd president of the united states completing the greatest comeback in political history. >> usa. >> usa. >> usa. >> boy was a star-studded affair, kid rock, john boyd in green leawood and president-elect got in on the on thefund to. >> ymca. >> trump use the rally t

. >> martha: good afternoon everybody in martha maccallum, that "the story" this hour after 467 days, kidnapped on october seventh and then held in hamas tunnels and statehouses, dozens of hostages are now expected to be freed over a period of time in a trade for 1000 palestinian prisoners as israel and hamas appeared to have reached the cease-fire d deal. bad and saying to the american hostages will be part of the first wave of releases. three of them are believed to be still alive, 20-year-old alexander, 36-year-old and 65-year-old keith siegel. nearly 100 hostages are still believed to be in gaza and 63 of them by the most recent count available through intelligence are believed to still be alive it. we have seen some a that have happened at the course of this horrific process and grieving families that surround them, president-elect's trump, very close friend to the incoming president, and very instrumental in the final days of these ta talks. leaving with prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the meeting, by his side in monolog last week as trump warned thomas what would happen

martha maccallum, congressman clyburn saying it's not in biden's personality to sabotage the transitionnot ruling out literary force to acquire the panama canal and greenland. chad wolf on the massachusetts governor now hoping trump fixes the border after she originally promised a fight deportation efforts, the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ >> we're back at the head and china should worry because this is what's good for the world. it's bad for

>>> good afternoon everybody i'm jackie heinrich invert martha maccallum and this is the story. we are awaiting remarks from president biden as the investigations continue into the horrific new year's day terror attack in new orleans and the cybertruck explosion outside of the of the president-elect trump's hotel in las vegas. those events not believed to be linked as of this moment that is according to the fbi. new video from earth cam of police in new orleans snapping into action and rushing toward the chaos at bourbon street killing 14 people including the suspect. shamsud-din jabbar. >> you didn't go corner to corner without seeing first responders and those folks hats off to them, the job these people have and then go down bourbon street -- >> former acting secretary chad wolf is here but first to david risk -- reporting from what washington, hey, david. >> reporter: we just got an update president biden a couple hours ago held a meeting with his top homeland security officials, also top leadership of the fbi cocked the attorney general and senior leaders from the pentagon

i'm martha maccallum and it is great to be here with bill this morning on "america's newsroom." so the party showing off a unified front at the house gop annual retreat as the focus turns to capitalizing on american imagine or -- republican majorities in congress which is very important and often does not yield what they want it to. this time they are determined to not let that happen. driving the president's agenda, legislative priorities through capitol hill. house republican conference chair mcclain doubled down on what they expect last hour. watch this. >> everyone is really excited, very united to deliver on the mandate that the american people gave us. no one is going to get 100% of what they want. not even me, right? but we are going to be put in a better spot and we will put the american people in a better spot. >> bill: aishah hosni is in doral, florida with the latest on what happened last night and what the message is today. aishah, good morning to you. hello. >> bill and martha, good morning to you. president trump last night acknowledged he doesn't have the wide mar

martha maccallum, watch it. rachel: neal mcdonough is on here and i'm a big fan of him as an actor. he's a very devout catholic and plays villains because he doesn't want to kiss other women as the hero because he's married and loves his wife. got to love that . charlie: this is the second time in two weeks that i've learned this piece of trivia. both times from you. rachel: says everything about the guy. i love it and looking forward to his movie coming out. guy: he's got a pretty good villanuevaen look, not to take -- villain look, not to take that away from him. rachel: him kissing other women and says no thank you. charlie: only leading men heros that kiss women? guy: villains don't kiss women? rachel: he plays villains that don't kiss people that aren't his wife. guy: trying to understand it a bit better. i've never taken an acting claman countdowns. rachel: would you do that. if you were an actor, would you kiss an woman? charlie: i'm not an actor for many reasons. guy: would definitely be acting for me. rachel: would be for you. moving on. charlie: president elect trump is ch

i am martha maccallum on this monday.et's go to florida where the action is right now on this monday afternoon as president trump is about to meet with house republicans, expecting remarks bring those te as they carve the path forward for the presidents very busy agenda. a lot of farm policy issues coming to the front as we are now one week from the inauguration. hard to believe that it was just seven days ago but the focus, while everyone was watching the championship games yesterday, the president was working hard on this back and forth with columbia. as the country backs down from a battle over deportation flights, president trump had threatened 25% tariffs because they dropped off 2 military planes in columbia and they were rejected. all of this went back and forth after that rejection. the president of columbia accusing the united states of not treating the migrants with dignity and now operates his own playing and a seated to all demands from the trump administration. marco rubio posted, america will not back down w

martha maccallum joining us this morning.at to have you here, democrats' heads must be spinning because this administration is wasting no time for dei offices closed by 5:00 p.m. eastern today. remarkable. >> it is truly remarkable, and it's exactly what president trump promised would happen in terms of a waterfall after day one, day two executive orders and last time they had a handful that were ready to go, this time they have 200 that were ready to roll out and americans look at this and see this action and they may agree or disagree with different parts of this action, but they're seeing action, which i think is something we haven't seen a lot of over the past four years and heard president biden discuss the importance of ai but beyond that, i'm not sure what we got to move and understand and embrace and compete with china forward and there's an e snore mouse 500 billion -- enormous $50 b $500 billion deao build storage and data and forward footing coming to ai, ashley. it's really stunning to see what you can do putting

"love story" with martha maccallum stretch right now. >> hello, everybody. this is "the story" as we head back out to the west coast where the winds pick up in california. watched some of these reactions to what homeowners are seeing on the >> at night i scream and cry and sometimes my wife tells me to be strong. i can't be strong. >> i don't know anything. i don't know my future. i don't know what we will be able to afford and what we won't be able to afford. what will have to do is to get my life normal again. >> this is a lemon i salvage from my lemon tree. i'm going to make lemonade out of this. i'm going to rebuild. >> martha: range of emotions. take a look at what's going on right now on the ground in this graphic that shows what is contained. not a lot. the palisades fire 14% contained and we heard the winds are expected to increase. close to two dozen people are missing, 24 at least, 24 confirmed have lost their lives in the horrific fires that have changed the landscape of this entire area that we see on her screen that the number of dead is likely

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. >> martha: all right thank you brad and sandra get afternoon everyone i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. so president trump with a warning for vladimir putin and the war in ukraine for payback and consequences. the president posting on true social short time ago i'm going to do russia whose economy is failing and president putin a very big favor. settled is now. settled this ridiculous war or it's only going to get worse. let's get this war which never would have started he says if i were president over whether we can do it the easy way are the hard way and the easy way is always better. it's time to make a deal. no more lives should be lost he said. with me now former secretary of state and cia director mike pompeo. a treadmill contribute or. always good to see if. thank you for joining us. obviously during the course of the campaign cocked president trump said, you know, we can do this very quickly within days. now he is talking about a slightly longer time frame but wanting obviously to get this negotiation started quickly. what's your response to what he said there? >>

. >> i am praying for notre dame and we will see what happens, hi, everybody and martha maccallum in washington, d.c., to live today where frigid cold temperatures that are expected over the weekend have moved the entire inaugural just over to the capital. they were building the outside platform, putting it together but it will not happen there. now it will be inside that the capitol rotunda but the cold not slowing down. republicans as they gear up to push forward. the incoming president's bold agenda for second term. you will hear my exclusive interview with a brand-new senate majority leader, johnson. his first in the historic leaders office that overlooks what was to be that inaugural platform. >> i think we have a unique opportunity in history. this opportunity does not come along and sometimes it doesn't last long. so meanwhile, down south, a mar-a-lago meeting between president-elect trump and york city mayor eric eric who he satn with a couple of weeks ago. adams is a second prominent democrat to make the trip down to president trump's florida home over the course of the last

martha maccallum, anchor and executive editor of "the story." jeremy hunt, former army intelligence captain. happy new year, everybody. we have team covers now now that severe winter storm. parks whether meteorologist is standing by and washington, d.c. we want to begin with robert ray who has the latest from indianapolis. robert. >> good afternoon and happy new year to you from indianapolis, the capital here in the state of indiana. streets loaded with snow. all this snow is going to stop following friendly atmosphere. winter weather warnings in effect until 7:00 p.m. tonight. look at all of this. inches of snow has fallen across the hoosier state. the roads are not in good condition right now in downtown indianapolis as many accidents have occurred on the interstates, highways, and roadways. unfortunately across the swath of multiple states, six people have lost their lives that includes a child. look at this video from around indianapolis. all that snow began about 9:00 a.m. yesterday morning on sunday for the winter weather warning has conti

i am martha maccallum. this is "the story." >> donald j. trump out of the state of florida has received 312 votes. 226 votes. this announcement of the state of the vote by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the persons elected, president and vice president of the united states. >> martha: that is how it is done. president-elect trump's victory is certified exactly two weeks before he will be sworn in, in the inaugural on january 20th for the second time which is only happened one other time. very big -- vice president harris carrying out her duties and what "the new york times" called an awkward task of certifying the vote that she lost although it has been done before by al gore and richard nixon in similar situations. trump reportedly watched it all as you would expect at mar-a-lago today feeling "pure of indication" as he should. it was a resounding electoral win. that is the way it works. let's bring in our panel. fox news contributor, national review editor. hosts "the five." what a great panel. wel

. >> martha: all right we have a lot of breaking news this afternoon, i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. breaking right now the senate voting to advance pete hegseth's nomination for defence secretary. a couple of steps that are in between on this as you just heard john roberts mention its a test vote. we had a word that senator murkowski of alaska we'll be a nobody of course it would take at least three no votes which it doesn't sound like they have in order to even need j.d. vance as vice president tie-breaking vote bear but it doesn't sound like it will be necessary a this point he is clear the hurdle that is the main hurdle before this vote for secretary of defense. i should also mention we are waiting for the swearing in of john radcliffe. thanks are moving a bit faster today as we see movement on t this. we expect to see a swearing and as sort -- cia director as you remember he of course was rector of national intelligence in the first from presidency and will have an intelligence role as head of cia in this presidency we will wait for the swearing in. executive order co

i'm martha maccallum and this is "the story".ust three days into his presidency president trump is on the move across the country already and today he is about to make his second stop as commander in chief. to see the devastation from the wildfires that have ravaged so much of california. earlier today we watched him in north carolina where some of those areas are still devastated and trying to recover from hurricane helene despite an unresponsive fema. they are still going through this four months later. the president heard personal accounts and was with the first lady as you see here she was very consoling to a number of the victims as well. these people said they made it out alive but they are still in desperate need for help. watch. >> grabbed my purse and my little pug dog and my husband grabbed the dog food and put it in a trash bag and by the time we got out into the driveway it was already waste deep and there were sticks and that kind of thing. i didn't think i would make it. >> we try to make our way back in and gather

. >> martha: all right thank you john and sandra good afternoon everyone i am martha maccallum and this is the story. we are now four days away from president-elect trump making his return to the white house and they are getting ready to attack their day one priority as they are deep into this preparation and we expect a very aggressive rollout vary quickly. we are told that there will be as part of that a lot of executive orders that will be ready to be signed likely on day one related to everything from the border to the potential future of tiktok in america. this is getting an a norm is an amount of attention meanwhile we are seeing a series of good by messages from the current president biden. he is speaking at the pentagon one last time as commander in chief. we saw him in the state department and last night we saw him speaking at the white house and president-elect trump's secretary nominee promising a change agent with regard to the leadership of the pentagon said pete hegseth. the current secretary of defense there we are going to see a very different environment there in a retu

. >> sandra: martha maccallum executive editor of "the story." first up a conversation building about who should take credit for this getting to where it is at this point and this is what we heard from the admini administration. >> why is it that you seem unwilling to extend any credit to trump for this deal? >> this is a deal that happen under the framework this president put forward. in it was endorsed by the world. >> on the ceasefire deal, first, the important thing is not who gets the credit but the important thing is is getting the results. >> sandra: that is the point at this point now that we know the details have to be hashed out. >> i go back to we don't even need a spokesperson how president biden feels about this because when he was shouted a question, "do you give trump some credit for this? he turned around and said, "is that a joke?" and that was an ungracious moment when you look at the work done and the state department and negotiators say they worked together well. we have heard that from a number of people involved in the negot

this was not burning when we started talking to martha maccallum just two hours ago, but flames flickedom another house that was burning, and within two hours, this entire structure, which is a large home, as you can tell, a large land here, almost completely gone. the concern now, as brian looks up here, is the home next to it. you can season flames just looking at the corner of that fence there. this is the problem here. we are getting these gusts of wind still. 30, 40, 50, 60 miles per hour, and they pick up embers from one of these fires, take it over there, and then that next house gets ablaze. the firefighters were here just a moment ago. they may have tamped down some of the area around the side of that, but they have now left. and as we look back down here, you can see the neighborhood ahead of me, almost completely destroyed. house after house after house. and another, as brian pans left slightly, another huge fire going on right there. and as we look up at the sky, you can see the smoke here. the son has been trying to break through. and as i just looked back down ahead of us,

an interview and perhaps he said it since or before but i hadn't heard it, that he had with martha maccallum here on this network that the radicalization of people in this country is an immediate threat. now i'm paraphrasing him. he had more dire words that i just used. new york in particular we look at with the hundreds of thousands of people who haven't been vetted. 58,000 of them committed crimes in their former countries in the city. so when i talk about protection, what do we need at this point? >> we need to be realistic about the threats that are out there. look, we know that isis and al qaeda have always proposed that lone actors or cells utilize vehicles to conduct mass casualty events. new orleans should have been prepared for that. that perimeter needed to be hardened. we've got big events like the super bowl coming up, the inauguration. this recent event is a stark reminder of just one of the many threats that we face from these terrorist organizations and the people that they radicalize, these people that are susceptible to carrying out suicide missions in an effort to kill as m

. >> martha: thinking of you guys good afternoon everyone i'm martha maccallum and this is the storyelcome to orc coverage once again of the first hundred days of no this second trump term. we covered them all the first turnaround and will do the same make and breaking right now we're about to hear major announcement who we are told from president trump at the white house. we will bring that to you live. he is being meeting with speaker mike johnson and senate majority leader john thune as the president wastes no time pushing his "one big beautiful build to get his agenda out and rolling". as quickly as possible. he started this within hours of taking the oath of office. >> the rescission of the 78 executive orders provincial -- presidential memoranda and others. [cheering] is. >> a requirement federal workers returned to full-time, in person work immediately if their withdrawal from the paris climate treaty. [cheering] >> could you imagine aydin doing this? i don't think so. [laughter] >> martha: democracy in action you hear those executive orders and applause from the crowd. laura

martha maccallum is riding shotgun. what we watched is there is energy in this room. >> 100%.ring as pete was walking in. a lot of veterans gathered there. his opening statement is very strong, very personal, and very focused on what kind of secretary of defense he would like to be. >> bill: let's drop in. the first of many hearings our viewers are about to watch over the next several weeks. >> amen. thank you. i also want to take this opportunity to thank my good friend, ranking member jack reed. this is my first opportunity to chair this committee and this congress. i want to thank senator reid. under his chairmanship he proved time after time he cares deeply about national security and about the united states of america. particularly the men and women who wear the uniform and stand watch both here and around the world to protect the united states. senator reid, i want to thank you for the many courtesies that you have extended to me in the past and look forward to working with you again in a bipartisan fashion this congress. it's also appropriate to recognize and welcome th

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obviously continuing live coverage of these fires in los angeles area that is the story for today i martha maccallum. trace gallagher coming up with live coverage from california next. >> i'm trace gallagher welcome to "your world" we are live today in the pacific palisades. maybe the hardest hit area we don't know because we really have not surveyed what is going on in the fires in altadena and pasadena but in this area and pacific palisades it is our first chance to get an up close street by street block by block look and i know the term war zone is overused but this looks like a war zone to. you walk around up here in this area and you csee it isy house. street by street block by block no matter where you go and pacific palisades it looks like this. you can hear the crunching beneath the feet of my photographer tommy chu. that is the rubble. and right now i would say that 50, 60% of pacific palisades is nothing but trouble. we go down here it is kind of fascinating because both sides of the street it is on every single block except when you come up the house. when you come up the hose from the pa

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martha maccallum breaks down every angle. >> here's where the big stories s growing. go to shipstation.com to start your free trial today. >> this is a fox news update. i'm chanley painter. the trump administration is moving quickly to fulfill its mass deportation promise. u.s. immigration and customs enforcement announcing ice agents arrested nearly 540 undocumented migrants on outstanding warrants wednesday and detained more than 370 undocumented migrants. the sweeping crackdown happening nationwide from boston and philadelphia to denver and seattle. this as president trump warns, sanctuary cities like new york and chicago must comply with the raids. and president trump is set to travel to north carolina, nevada and california this week for the first trips of his presidency. he will visit north carolina friday, which he says has been abandoned by the democrats after hurricane helene hit the state in september. trump will then head to los angeles, which is continuing to battle deadly wildfires. the president is floating the idea of including federal aid to the city.

martha maccallum breaks down every angle. >> here's where the big stories connect with the provider today at rokov 20. >> last night, joe biden bid adieu to the country and kamala, jill hunter and dougie fresh all sat and watched from the oval, holding hands and putting on a good face. joe made sure to tell them he loved them and of course, to kamala and her incredible partner, the historic vice president. >> she and doug have become like family, and to me, family is everything. my deepest appreciation to our amazing first lady who was with me in the oval today for our entire family. you're the love of my life and the lives of my love behind the phony facade. >> the biden-harris team isn't a happy family. it was an arranged marriage. and now they're ready to go their separate ways. kamala is reportedly mad that joe keeps saying he could have beaten trump. quote, some close to harris said biden's assertion shows the one sided loyalty of their relationship, which had turned into a warm, working one over the years but hit awkward patches when the vp moved to the top of the ticket. since the

in january of 2020 for president-elect donald trump was set to sit down with bret baier and martha maccallum, and the book says that his advisers were actually a little bit nervous about this, because those two anchors are known to be a bit more of a tough questioners to the president elect. >> but he wanted to do it. >> but then they hit the jackpot just about 30 minutes before they were set to go on stage. >> this book says that the team managed to get their hands on the questions. i'm going to read to you part of this excerpt. they say about 30 minutes before the town hall was due to start, a senior aide started getting text messages from a person on the inside at fox. holy expletive. >> the team thought they were images of all the questions trump would be asked, and the planned follow ups down to the exact wording jackpot. >> this is like a student getting a peek at the test before the exam started. >> then they say that the team then had some time to workshop their answers about things like political retribution, and trump ended up having like was pretty cool about it in the town hall.

. >> john: martha maccallum with the anchor and executive of "the story."." adage in the middle east a breakthrough is preceded by crisis but not every crisis receives a breakthrough or a joke in that formulation, where do you think we are questioning. >> i think it is interesting listening to david afraid men and good to be with you as we watch this breaking news story. it appears there was a catalyst here and it appears that catalyst came from november election from the understanding that exists between netanyahu and his government and the incoming president. steve witkoff who deserves a lot of credit here. we are moments from hearing from president biden that has been spending a lot of time and understandably so in recent days trying to pack the legacy into his exit. he and his team has had for some time they are working towards a goal and close so many times and it hasn't happened. it think it is pretty clear at the wheel started to turn after november election but you all have been discussing what is the crisis that you mention, john continue to exist. h

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i am martha maccallum and this is the story and what a story that is for the next two days. the inauguration of the 47th president of the united states, donald j trump. we are live from washington where some of the 77 billion people who elected donald trump to a historic second term as he returns to washington are out there on the streets. i saw them this morning when i came to town. they are enthusiastic and they are flocking to the capital for the make america great again victory rally. any of them have been to many of the rallies across the country and they are here today to celebrate that enormous victory ahead of the big event. we are waiting for that to get away just a few minutes from now you will see headliners like kid rock, hulk hogan, vice president jd vance will be there, elect i should say until tomorrow at noon and of course a man of the hour, the president elect donald j trump. just hours before he will head to their house this evening as tradition of the inauguration. before that, he will have a huge welcome at the capital arena just a short time from now. sp

. ♪ stuart: martha mcca maccallum ws this wednesday morning.t feels like trump is now the president in fact. >> absolutely and i think in most ways biden abdicated that rule and he's been as quiet as ever during this presidency and going out with a whimper and not a bang. with regard to the reaction of u.s. corporations, i really believe the pendulum of freedom in america carries the weight; right. so it swung very far to the left and it didn't make any sense in terms of corporate responsibility that they -- mission for corporations is to make money for shareholders and provide jobs for americans, which i don't have to tell you. that is what it is. it is not to create equality in the country and not to be some sort of social if they do it for their own good and bottom line. what hat ores is it's happening because -- matters is it's happening and this is where the country needs to b. corporations should care about the bottom line and the future and about productivity and building jobs and creating a fair environment for americans. i think that's