pete hegseth in the crowd. pete, you're in the crowd, what retalking about?with us all morning, self-described snow birds, is that fair? some? cold elsewhere, warm down here, now i know why we are here. what's your name? >> karen. pete: you live here down in the winter? >> yes. pete: where you from? >> oklahoma, originally virginia but been married forever. pete: 45 years. >> and my first grandbaby. pete: who is here for san francisco? how about kansas city? [cheers and applause]pete: i think the crowd has spoken, middle america, sorry nancy pelosi. ainsley: this was a big difference, there's a lot of kansas city fans. brian: our next guest is really torn, he played for the chiefs and star of the san francisco 49ers, his name, i forgot it's on the tip of my tongue. steve: joe montana. ainsley: hey, joe. good morning! oh no, here comes the neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill? karolyn?

my name is pete hegseth and i will be your host for the next hour.atched the red carpet where normally they ask -- they did not ask me that question tonight but i will tell them what i am wearing anyway. [cheers and applause] >> this awards show will be unlike anything you have ever seen and couldn't be more excited to bring it to you live from the beautiful theater in st. petersburg, florida. they call it saint pete's, right? saint pete's. a nickname nobody has ever given me ever. here is the deal. hollywood has their award shows, right? self-important, they've got a lot of them. self important types giving to others self-important types. big trophies given to actors who play he rose on tv. tonight we honor the real heroes. [cheers and applause] pete: this is the oscars of what really matters. tonight we are honoring inspirational americans who didn't seek the spotlight and never expected to be recognized. every day patriots who have done exceptional things for our great nation because america is the most free, most powerful and most prosperous coun

my name is pete hegseth and i will be your host for the nextxt hour. i just walked the red carpet where normally they ask the questions, who are you wearing? well, they did not ask me that question tonight but i'm going to tell you who i am wearing anyway. [applause] i'm telling you, this award show will be unlike anything you've ever seen and we couldn't be more excited to bring it to you live right here in st. petersburg, florida. wow. they call it saint pete's right? st. pete, a nickname nobody has ever given me ever. now, here is the deal. hollywood has their awards shows, right? self-important -- [audience booing] they've got a lot of them. self-important types giving awards to other self-important types. big trophies given to actors who play heroes on tv. tonight we honor the real heroes. [applause] this is the oscars of what really matters. [ applause ] tonight we are honoring inspirational americans who didn't seek the spotlight and never expected to be recognized. everyday patriots who have donet exceptional things for our great nation, becaus

this morning pete hegseth and brian brenberg. morning. >> everybody. >> good morning. pete: the crowd is only growing here at the village inn in wyoming, minnesota. this is our hometown edition of the diner. brian and i grew up down the street and we know half the people here. >> almost everybody here. right at the corner of the debate last night and the trump rally in wisconsin. we are talking to people about their opinions, what's going to happen in 2020. it is the land of 10,000 opinions. we will give a bunch of them to you today. pete: that's true and eat lots of bacon. my son has already had 10 pieces. >> the food is great and so is the opinion. pete: don't go anywhere ♪ ♪ see me. cosentyx works fast to give you clear skin that can last. before starting... ...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections disease symptoms develop...el ...or worsen... ...of if you've had a vaccine, or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. i look and feel so much better. see me. ask your dermatologist if cosentyx could h

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steve: welcome, pete hegseth. pete: i hope your first week has been great.cked. ainsley: best year of our

pete hegseth still with me.> raytheon makes a lot of the drones we use, whether the predators, the reapers. stuart: look at that. >> we don't know yet precisely what system was used in this, but listen, the proliferation of drones and remote technology and our ability to use them in realtime, you still need intelligence on the ground, but again, the market doesn't believe we are about to move into a shooting war but if you want to avoid a shooting war, you need the type of unmanned systems -- stuart: if you do get into a shooting fight of some sort, you need their system. >> they are kind of winning either way. stuart: quick check of the airlines, please, because they are big losers today. there is the threat to international travel which doesn't help the airline stocks and of course, jet fuel prices are rising. that's what you've got there. delta is down, southwest down, jetblue is down. this is a travel problem, isn't it? lauren: this could be a travel problem. we also have to, as you talk about potentially ir

in the center see today, pete hegseth. we will get a reaction in just a moment. i want to go to trey yingst, who is life. >> good afternoon. striking interview earlier today between fox news and u.s. defense secretary mark esper appeared acknowledging that the united states is not just considering defensive action but also offensive action in the middle east this week to try to take care of some of those iranian threats that proxies have posed against u.s. allies, u.s. troops, and also in the region. it does appear that they are preparing for the possibility of a direct military confrontation. as we speak right now, u.s. troops are headed to an american base in kuwait. coming from the 82nd airborne division. as thousands of soldiers on standby just in case. iranians today continuing their rhetoric about the revolutionary guard, saying that his country was not moving towards work but is unafraid of conflict. adding that iran has the power to break america several times. came under siege for two days earlier this week. protesters destroyed many parts of the embassy

fox & friends weekend cohost pete hegseth, and dan bongino, fox news contributor.eople, i keep saying, you know, this is not the benghazi democrats. you were there. you and your guys in that annex, 1 mile away, when americans are being attacked. if i recall correctly, were told to stand down three separate times. and finally, you guys said, that's enough. we are not letting americans get killed, and we are going to risk ouran careers and our lives to save americans. in fact, you saved thousands of american lives that day. was that not true? >> yeah, it is. that's what leadership is about, making the hard decisions and doing the right thing. >> sean: you were told, you guys were told to stand down. how many times? >> yeah, we are told to stand down three times. in person. told to talk to tyrone woods. >> sean: wow. by the way, the last guy we lost that day. and i love his family. and have gotten to know them. pete hegseth, here we have a moment where the president, we've got this mass murder, number one state sponsor of terror, fomenting proxy wars all around the re

pete hegseth is having breakfast with friends in wildwood, new jersey. hey, pete.great folks. this is donna. she couldn't get in last night. she went to the bar and watched the rally instead. this jersey girl loves trump get over it. that's how you say it in new jersey. we are back after the break. get over it. i'm leah and that's me long before i had moderate-to-severe rheumatoid arthritis. i've always been the ringleader had a zest for life. flash forward, then ra kept me from the important things. and what my doctor said surprised me. she said my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage. and enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop that joint damage. ask about enbrel so you can get back to being your true self. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common. or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores

. >> do voters think pete hegseth talked to them? he's live in the convention center. not the season but people were still very much fired up. >> i haven't been to wildwood but it is a seasonal town, and this town came alive. looking at the line outside, it was as long and as raucous as i have seen anywhere. and estate you don't think of as red or trump country but there are conservative portions especially in the south, they were fired up to see jeff van drew but they were really fired up to see the president of the united states, a chance to talk to him just before he took the stage. here's what some folks had to say. when you think trump country you might not think new jersey but we are in wildwood, new jersey, crowds winding around waiting to get in to see the president of the united states, donald trump. >> we love him, we need him. >> he wants to make this case great again. >> the first president when he said drain the swamp he means it. >> any other politician a rock band or music group you would come out to wait in line like trump? >> the greatest president of

as kim was suggesting, pete hegseth wa -- pete buttigieg waa veteran. i can't imagine there's a single veteran of the iraq or afghan war after soleimani's killing wasn't he weeping tears of joy. the numbers he wounded or maimed is astonishing. that's one issue you could get wholeheartedly on the right side of. it's true that they have to be aware that -- well, let's put it this way. we always talk about the left's influence on these primaries but if joe biden is going to run as a moderate, at some point he's got to stop worrying about the progressives. they're going to vote for bernie sanders and a elizabeth warren. l they're not going of to vote for him. so is he either going to run as a moderate or is he going to run as a hybrid that satisfies no one. paul: i think the answer is hybrid and hope that his appeal as somebody who can beat trump prevails over -- that's the dominant reason that they will go to him but there's another -- there's other divisions coming into the fore, kyle, including elizabeth warren going after buttigieg for his donors and ot

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let's check in with pete hegseth and economist brian brent berg live in wyoming, minnesota, having breakfastriends. i'm a little bit jealous. >> reporter: it will be on "fox and friends" this weekend, this is "fox and friends" breakfast with friends hometown addition in minnesota enforced lake where we went to high school in the village in. we are going to talk to folks. >> not just the diner, this is one of our favorite diners. we are at the corner of what happened last night. in milwaukee the president at his rally just south of us in iowa, democrats debating at the corner of it all. we talk to folks in the diner about what they watched, what they saw, what they liked and what they didn't like. >> 300 miles in either direction, in our hometown, don't miss all morning long, breakfast with friends on "fox and friends". ever since we moved here, i've been noticing it. i think the house is changing him... -[ gasps ] -up and at 'em! ...into his father. [ eerie music plays ] is it scary? -[ gasps ] -it's in eco mode. so don't touch it. mm-hmm. i can't stop this from swinging. must be a draft in

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that is pete hegseth. this man is everywhere. not in it. okay. move on. sorry about that, pete. we are also going to get serious about impeachment. seems to me the circus is just about over. but the democrats, if they got their way, they will keep it going forever. the president doesn't seem worried. stay with us. third hour of "varney & company" just getting started. >> we are returning power to you, the american people, where it has always belonged. it's coming back to you. with your help, your devotion and your drive, we are going to keep on working and we are going to keep on fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i call it the impeachment hoax and that's what it is. it's a hoax. it should have never taken place, should have never been allowed to happen but i have great confidence in republican senators and probably some democrats from what i understand. stuart: okay. let's get right to it and bring in pete hegseth. he joins me now, "fox & friends weekend" cohost. pete, it seems to me,

brian: pete hegseth, appreciate it. q told vice president biden what would happen if we left iraq at this time. iran would take over. pete: thank you. brian: you are welcome, pete. al maliki would become president. become a disaster for us wipe out the sunni presence in the government. vice president looked at him and said we are leaving anyway. that's general mattis' account what happened. is that the guy you want as president? steve: it is 7:13 now in new york city. time for some news. and jillian has got that. jillian: some news we are following out of iran. get right to a fox news alert. the ukraine government changes its statement about the deadly plane that killed 176 people when it crashed. hours after iran launched missiles into iraq. new video shows fiery debris moments after the ukrainian international airlines plane went down in tehran. ukraine's embassy originally blamed engine failure and not terrorism; however, the country's new statement does not mention a cause. iranian officials say they will not hand ov

i've got pete hegseth coming up on that one. >>> and it's thursday.al" guy dan henninger has a piece and he's on the show. it's all about the roaring '20s. that's from henninger. he's on. that was on the screen -- there were flappers, i think. there you go. that was the 1920s, a hundred years ago. my, what fun. >>> we have new fund-raising numbers from trump, sanders, buttigieg. of course, the president came out on top but by how much? we will break down the numbers with bret baier. stay with us. third hour of "varney & company" rolling on for you. ♪ as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ 1 in 5 people you meet wear yeah. that many! but right now, is not the time to talk about it. so when you're ready, search 'my denture care'. poligrip and polident. fixed. fresh. and just between us. stuart: the administration will approv

i want to think our good friend pete hegseth for being here, kicking off the new year. we are back noon tomorrow. let's go to melissa francis. she is enough for harris faulkner. melissa? >> melissa: fox news alert, tensions between the u.s. and iran remain high as both sides brace for potentially more violence in the wake of an attack on the u.s. embassy compound in baghdad. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. we are getting brand-new images showing the damage inside the compound after iranian-backed militia stormed the complex. tehran denies it was behind the attack, which came out of the u.s. launched air strikes, killing 25 members of the militia. in the meantime, defense secretary mark esper says he expects more attacks on american interests in the middle east but says iran would "likely regret such a move." >> people know we have vast capability to do any number of things. we will act in response to actions by iran or its proxies, and we will act to preempt any attacks on our forces, or personnel, by iran or its proxies

. >> jason: congressman welch, pete hegseth, don't go away. please stay with us. joining us on the phone is lieutenant colonel oliver north. colonel north, you see this breaking news and the reports we're hearing, what's your reaction to that? >> well, applaud. the bottom line of it is,, soleimani has been a purveyor of terrorism for the iranians for better than a decade. i have footage that i shot in 2017, as we were getting ready to cover the attack on mosul. and you could see soleimani's convoy pull up to the gates and get turned around, not by the iraqi government, but by the kurds. you can see that all happening in that footage that i provided back to fox when i was still working there. here's the bottom line of this thing, jason. the bottom line is soleimani was the purveyor of more terrorism than any other individual than osama bin laden. and congressman waltz is right, he's killed more americans than anybody else since then. the remarkable thing is the intelligence that's been collected to find out where he is, when he's going and where he's going. one of

turn on who is watching, not just the total audience, and there are reports that anchors, like pete hegseth and sean hannity, and tucker carlson have shaped trump's decisions on big issues like pardonens and who to hire and fire, so with that wider context, note that oan also counts president trump as a very proud viewer. he says he tunes in whenever possible and has shared some of their segments online to his 70 million followers. now, that link may shed some light on how to categorize oan, a question that is worth considering would be is this a journalistic outlet that overlaps with conservatives or is it more of a political operation that simply mimics the look of journalism. now, oan president charles herring says what they do is quote hard news, fast paced, no fluff, no opinion, and for this report tonight, we reached out to both oan and rudy giuliani for comment. giuliani did not provide public comment but oan has told us, this is in a new statement that they featured a number of guests, including giuliani as is typical on the ukraine trip they paid for his travel. i should also note

"fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth.the president during this time of impeachment is keeping himself busy. today he is going to speak at the march for life, which is historical. then tomorrow -- tuesday he is going to release the middle east peace plan. on tuesday as well he will have a rally in new jersey. wednesday usmca, thursday a rally in iowa. he's busy. >> he is. consider he will be the first president ever to speak at the march for life. if you remember, three years ago, four years ago when conservatives were considering the candidacy of donald trump. will this billionaire from new york who used to be a democrat really be the conservative that he says he is going to be? for anybody who voted for him overwhelmingly they say thank god we voted for him because he has been just that. [applause] because he has done exactly what he said he is going to do and more. the idea nominated two amazing supreme court justices who are on the right side of life speak in front of this rally which is growing while the women's march

pete hegseth, army veteran, 1 s 101st airborne, is with us. let me speak of speaker pelosi, who will orchestrate a vote to limit the president's war powers. >> where was she when barack obama was conducting thousands of drone strikes in syria and elsewhere, which i didn't have a problem with. listen, chasing down your enemy is important. there was no war powers resolution introduced by the house or senate restricting his latitude as commander in chief to go after terrorist organizations. the trump administration designated iran in april 2019 a -- the quds force, which suleimani ran, a designated terror organization. if he's in baghdad, we have an aumf, authorization for use of military force, in that area. he's there to disrupt our embassy. we have actionable intelligence. we kill him. that is well within the purview of what our commander in chief has the right to do. this comes down to nancy pelosi and the democrats hating president trump, not trusting him, thinking the iran deal was a good one when in reality, it was a terrible slow motion p

pick to be on survivor with him. >> i always watch "fox & friends" weekend, and ed henry beats pete hegseth95% certainty that ed henry will be in the water -- >> oh! ♪ ♪ [laughter] jedediah: oh, ed for the win. ed: this is what we do best on the weekends. we have a little bit of fun, but there's also some serious news. i'm going to donate part of my liver on tuesday -- pete: your sister colleen has a liver disorder, and you have decided to step up and donate. she's on the a national list. ed: it takes a long time, and we don't know. i just gotta try to help. jedediah: we have ed on the phone. are you there? ed: we succeeded in victory, i think, in winning our goal which is to get my sister healthy. it's an absolute miracle. i want to say thank you to so many people, and the two of you were here for me every -- i can't even begin to thank you. i'm so happy to be back. last year was skydiving, this year was surgery, next year's going to be crazy. pete: the last two years hosting with ed henry. now, this weekend is his last weekend. ed: time with you guys. pete: we love you, ed. and we do. ed:

pete hegseth and brianbremberg, what are they saying this morning?that is who we are talking to. it has been a great conversation. the hard thing when you ask these questions and have great food in front of you is can you stay focused or do you just want to eat? >> what a contrast between what you saw in do morning with democrats talking how much free stuff they can get away at this great crowd in wyoming, minnesota, our hometown, if we make, we bring some of that in right now. >> we have the mayor of wyoming, thank you for being here. you are concerned about the economy, jobs, what do you make of the economy that donald trump has given us? >> of our economy is thriving and that has been great for our manufacturers in the city of wyoming but they can't expand because we cannot find enough employees to fill those jobs. >> reporter: in this economy one of the biggest problems is so many jobs available and getting the right people in those jobs. there's a chance you have candidates like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, very different economic polici

i thought i was going to be on the couch with pete hegseth. lain 2 but made top six for the play list. pete: don't explain it because everyone else can have theory why. on the weekend we pick our songs. rachel campos-duffy. and jason chaffetz bringing us hits from the 70s, is that fair? jason: probably '70s or 60's, maybe. i don't know but it was a while. pete: love it. how do you like the show? jason: fun show. hard news, fun story about the dancing grandmother, she is still moving. rachel: we will have you get down later in the show. pete: dance moves? jason: i have music. pete: dance moves jason: i'm a politician. don't ever dance. pete: yell that and you can say it anyway and sometimes it goes wrong. if you have been with it so glad you are here. two great hours left on the show. been a great week. you forget about these things. we had a trump rally. we had a debate. phase one china deal signed. you had usmca. the articles finally sent from the house to the senate with the imperial death march of the files over from the house to the senate.

steve: welcome, pete hegseth. pete: i hope your first week has been great.: it's been action-packed. ainsley: best year of our life. pete: maybe our country trips life, too. steve: talking about our country in first story. 6:00 here in new york city. we are starting with this. a sohio of strength. look at these images. wow, u.s. military launched over 50 fighter jets, the f-35 as in utah as tension escalates with iran. ainsley: country's revolutionary guard now says it will set ablaze places that are supported by the u.s. pete: it was 52 fighter jets specifically. what could that number represent? steve: hold on, didn't president trump mention 52 targets? pete: maybe. might be, you know. steve: 52 airplanes. ainsley: been planned for a while. pete: rick leventhal joins us from jerusalem about a deadly stampede at qassem soleimani funeral. rick? >> exactly. pete, ainsley and steve good morning. general killed. a massive turnout for the funeral and some sort of stampede happened and iranian state tv is reporting at least 32 people are dead. trampled in that st

i blame pete hegseth, i spent too much time with him. >> sandra: poor pete!to defend himself. >> ed: that's the point! [laughs] he can't defend himself anymore. speed you have an excuse, working long hours. >> ed: i will have less stress with you, your great to work with. butter her up. the white house expected to issue new visa restrictions making it harder for women to travel to the u.s. from other countries just to give birth. our correspondent jonathan hunt has that story from los angeles. good morning, jonathan. >> good morning, ed and sandra. although there are no exact figures on how many women come to the u.s. in any given year, specifically to give birth, the number is believed to be in the tens of thousands. under the constitution, anyone born in the u.s. is of course considered a citizen. the trump administration wants to stop birth tourism, or at least make it more difficult. new rules scheduled to be announced today would require those women to prove they are coming to the u.s. for medical treatment and to show they have the money to pay for it.

we have a crew there at foggy bottom, in the meantime let's bring in pete hegseth, army vet, "fox & friendsclear, this guy had the blood of hundreds of americans on his hands. what took so long? pete: has for quite some time. what took so long is the trump administration on the heels of the obama administration. they had to change the whole playbook after the way we treated the iranian regime. a point that was missed a little bit at the time that now has a lot of importance as we look back april of 2019 when we designated the quds force a terrorist organization. the secretary of state said that the president was behind it. that meant that if iran, if the quds force if soleimani took the opportunity-to-a tack american troops or american personnel around the world we had the opportunity to strike back. what better example than our embassy in iraq, remember, that is sovereign american soil. our embassies are american soil. so if you are the president of the united states, and you see iran intentionally meddling there. intentionally trying to be provocative toward your embassy hoping can you ge

pete hegseth! [laughs] >> hard at work. >> sandra: you know how tempted i am.aces hanging out around the fox compound here. you got fox sports, fox news, fox business network. it's an amazing day. high 70s, sunny, the crowds are out, people are super pumped for this big game happening on sunday. who do you have, who is your pick, ed? >> ed: i will go with kansas city. i've got to say, say hi to pete. we used to work together. they have guy come i didn't recognize. who's the guy before him? i didn't recognize them. >> sandra: pete -- >> it's is back ed henry, hello to you, sir. [laughter] we are having too much fun. back to you. >> ed: you clearly are. i've got a guest coming out stomach up the trial could end as soon as today after republican senator lamar alexander announced he will vote against calling witnesses. the tennessee republican issuing the statement saying, "there is no need for more evidence to prove something that has already been proven, and does not meet the united states constitutional high bar for impeachable offense if this shallow, hurried,

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hegseth if that video exists destroy it now. the world cannot stand the trauma of you and ed henry karaoking. i mean really. petelaughter] okay so i will move this conversation forward then. so karl, you look at the recent iowa polling out of the des moines register with bernie sanders at 20%, warren at 17%, pete buttigieg is at 16%, biden is at 15% and klobuchar is at 5% so my question to you is are people overlooking bernie sanders right now? >> well, bernie is going to do well in some of these early contests and will do well throughout because he has a following, he has the resources and the message. we forget that he got like 46-47 % of the vote against the hillary clinton machine. you're right, the new des moines register poll and we've got to be cautious about these state level polls, but one of the better polls in the country is the des moines register poll, and you can see it's pretty close to the real clear politics of two other polls that have occurred in the last three weeks , and there are two things to take away from this. one is we're a little bit worried about if i were joe biden. 15% is the thres