. >> laura: hannity, i am so glad you covered that staten island>> test tonight. that's a really important sign. it's something that we talked about many times over the last -- i don't know how many years, about the need for republicans -- especially conservative republicans to have a strategy. new york has signs of life for the conservative movement. they will get a taste of what things are like under this super majority democrat in the state. they are getting a big taste of it right now. i think you are seeing signs of life. it may be starting inin and staten island. >> sean: by the way, you and your family are invited, i have a private hit him younger if you need a christmas place. we have a big box party a family christmas.

>> we have over 1500 staten islanders protesting tonight.bly 1,000 left, and we are peacefully protesting. no rioting, no leading, we have about 25 sheriff deputies out front of the place that were kind of aggressive at times. but we have 1500 staten island or is in a peaceful protest protesting and supporting business owners, local business owners, and danny and keith and the actions they took to take up themselves. >> tucker: i don't think we have seen a protest like this so far. i expect we are going to see more in the coming days. you are saying these are people protesting the governor and the mayor's corona lockdowns? >> tucker, you've been on it from the beginning. they are protesting the fact that thest governor in all his wisdom split staten island in half and considered orange stone and the north shore a yellow zone. just a block and a half away from ma mac's public house, youn go in and have a beer, but at mac's public house you can't. and these people of staten island did not vote for cuomo or mayor de blasio. >> tucker: is there

but we have 1,500 staten islanders in a peaceful protest. protesting and supporting business owners, local business owners and danny and keith and the actions they took to stand up for themselves and stat ten island and business owners everywhere. >> i don't think we've seen a protest like this so far. i expect we'll see more in coming days. you're saying these are people protesting the governor and the mayor's coronavirus lockdowns? >> tucker, you've been on it from the beginning. they're protesting the fact that the governor and all of his wisdom split staten island in half and considered the south shore of staten island an orange zone and the north side a yellow side, a 1 1/2 blocks away from mack's tavern, you can have a burger and a beer but at mack's tavern you can't do it. but the south shore of staten island did not vote for governor cuomo or mayor de blasio. >> the side of the borough that is shut down under coronavirus law now. is there scientific basis for this that you know of? >> i don't know, tucker. i mean, use some common sens

staten island is tum country.look at the map of staten island where they coded it in orange zones, it is trump country that the orange zones. no coincidence -- charles: john, let me trump in there. to that point it felt like governor cuomo was mocking staten island when i heard him speak yesterday. he was saying you guys had low covid-19 and now it is through the roof. it sounds like he was mocking this so-called independence or freedom movement in staten island. what do you make of that? >> it is no surprise someone who spends all his time writing his memoirs so he can make more millions while he sent thousands of senior citizens to their death, no surprise he would be punching down on the little man saying he is mocking us? him and "saturday night live" as well who used another loophole so that they can have a live audience but dan, and keith, at mack's pub in staten island can't make 100 bucks. you know i'm usually full of energy and i've never been more motivated to focus on my community activism as now becaus

across the country a staten island pub holds strong. >> usa! usa! usa!dreds of supporters it is time we take our country back. >> more lockdown hypocrisy from another democrat, a mayor delivering covid-19 restrictions from mexico, jet sitting vacation sparking outrage.

believe me, staten island is the canary in the coal mine.ple looking around this country in california and texas and places like austin and looking around and seeing the oppressive way in which politicians are shutting them down, even though they have complied with their plexy glass and their spacing and their masks is way going over the limit. 37 states got mask mandates. everybody is complying the best they can. guess what in the numbers are still going up. so our economy tanks, businesses are destroyed. livelihoods trashed. and we're doing everything they want and the numbers are still going up. why can't we at least go down with a fight? steve: here is mike rowe last night on "the story." >> something amazing is going on right now. and you know, i think what's happening in staten island is sort of indicative of the old expression you can forgive people for being wrong or even for being stupid. but hypocrisy is a hard thing to get over. it's impacting people. people who would normally not say anything about it are shaking their head and s

i'm keith, a life long staten islander and have a fiance and three kids.irish kid, all i ever dreamed was opening my own pub. while other people were dreaming of being firemen or police officers i dreamed of being a bar owner. we worked hard and earned our life savings. after three months we got shut down by an arbitrary set of rules. i don't respect the corruption, overreach and arbitrary color zones killing all my friends' establishments here and across the country. the fact we are all come out here today you will find we're here for cuomo and deblasio trying to crush the middlemen who dare to speak up. many people's families continue to be hurt by the tyranny. i will leave you with this, political ambition will be figured out by our great attorneys. as the owner and just a family man, this governor and mayor are not going to take my best friend and my pub. out of respect to law and order, we will take the next few days to regroup but i can assure the fight to reopen mac's public house and for the rest of small business owners will continue. the dream li

." ♪ ♪ tonight's story takes place in staten island, which is a little pocket of red america inside deepe new york city-- like if elmo drowned at sea. and the lucky white person at the center of this story is danny presti, bar manager and hairy egg. his luck began a week ago when he found the courage to take a stand against staying alive. >> for a small bar on staten island, mac's public house has become a national lightning rod in the pandemic lockdown. when the southern portion of staten island went into the orange zone last month, the owner of mac's public house said he could not afford to close again, so he declared his property an autonomous zone. >> he's posted statements on the windows refusing to abide by any rules and regulations put forth by the mayor of new york city and the governor. >> open up! open up! >> hundreds of protesters outside the now-infamous mac's public house on staten island tonight demanding it open for business. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> we are a community. we take back our community. we're all together. we take back staten island tonight. >> trevor: okay

they say the, the positivity rate, the positivity rate in staten island on one section is about 6%. ion it is 4%. so you're telling me you need to shut down small businesses across the island and probably monday across the city because of two people out of 100 difference? instead of four people, six people tested positivity and you're closing down all small businesses because of that? i don't know if that is science or just statistics. david: lou, finally i got to ask you about this incident. maybe we can rerack the footage of the two sheriffs that were chasing your client who got in a car, was trying to get away from them. it appears they are not in uniform and that your client was afraid that they were attacking him in some way and therefore he ran away or tried to get away in his car and now one of the person, who was on the hood is claiming that two of his legs were broken. what is the latest on that? >> i'm glad you asked me that question. first thing i want to say, we are 100% certain that that officer did not break both of his legs. as a matter of fact he was in the sheriff's

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he lost staten island. could you see a connection between the two?, how can you not see a connection. we have the strongest republic and based on the south shore of staten island, and the line for the orange zone was drawn right across the island, and just coincidentally, the republican base was the one put in the orange zone, so you can't serve the burger at max, but you can serve the burger somewhere else. >> tucker: you've got to be noticing the disparity in the way the law is enforced. so, crime is rising to historic levels in the city of new york. people are dying, literally, and no one shows up to stop the crimes. if you dare serve a cheeseburger in the wrong zone, the sheriff is there instantly. i mean, am i imagining that? >> tucker, the hypocrisy is appalling. it's absolutely appalling. people tore apart the city for days on end without an arrest, without the sheriff intervening there. people were spitting in police officers' faces, nobody did anything. but the restaurant owners on staten island, who are friends of mine, good, hardworking am

staten island is split into two zones.ticular restaurant is block away from the orange zone ends and the yellow zone which has far fewer restrictions begins. i don't think it is coincidence that the orange zone, the one this restaurant is in, happens to be in a republican district and the lighter zone happens to be in a more democrat area. i think, you know, am i crazy to think that is no coincidence. >> how much more outrageous can they get, david. no, it is not a coincidence. you have democrats targeting republicans in all aspects, whether there is a target list that ocasio-cortez was calling for or governors treating these neighborhoods in a particular way which is damaging to the communities, to the employees and to these businesses. so no, it is not a coincidence at all. they are targeting republicans, targeting conservatives. david: jillian, i want to get in quick, the fact that sheriffs were used, special division, not a part of the new york police department. by the way 10% of new york police live in staten island.

in new york city come from staten island. staten island is only 5% of the new york city population. that's what's happened on staten island. >> now, he's 100% right about the data. but it's in the absence of any national relief and strategy. >> and new york has dealt with this. it was controversial when new york and its neighbors started opening up indoor dining after having successful outdoor dining. even as they were keeping schools closed. people were saying that's not the order experts are recommending and governors were saying we're not crazy about doing this but there's also no aid money to keep businesses open and we kind of got to take the risk, because otherwise they're going to go out of business. that's an example of how leaders get forced into these choices. and there's even less aid open now. loans have expired, no longer added unemployment benefits. so, people have fewer options. it's just -- it forces people to turn on each other because there are no good options because states and cities can't raise that kind

thank you, laura engle live on staten island. reaction from the "wall street journal's" dan henninger. also a fox news contributor. put that together with the woman out in california we heard from a few minutes ago as well and the covid numbers reported before that, it's a collision course of sorts. seems like we're at, very close to some sort of a breaking point here, dan, what do you make of it all? reporter: looks like it, connell. we're at the breaking point where acts of civil disobedience are being routinely enacted as on staten island. we know that was happening elsewhere around california and places where the lockdowns have been the most severe. you know, i have so much sympathy with the woman in california representing the business owners, pleading with mayor garcetti to allow them to come in and work out a gameplan that would accommodate both the needs of public health and the needs of the economy but somehow whether it is mayor garcetti in los angeles, governor newsom in california, or andrew cuomo here in new york the

again, new york city, staten island has the highest positivity. why is manhattan 2.8 and staten island six? that defies logical explanation. manhattan is much more dense. manhattan you are taking more public transportation. you are on the subways. you are in buses more than you are in staten island. more people on the sidewalk in manhattan. it is the precautions that people are taking in those areas. again i think this, i think that. every politician has an opinion. ask your local politician. explain the numbers to me. how does your political theory jimb with the facts? -- jive with the facts? see what they say. post-covid future. we are getting to the new year. i am going to do a state of the state. what does 2021 look like? 2021 looks like what we are going to make it look like? it's going to be what we do. and clearly the key is going to be the vaccines. it is the one really good piece of news we had in 2020. was that the research community, the medical community came up with highly effective vaccines. so it's about getting those vaccines in pe

it's only half of staten island. the other half is open.can eat on the other half you can get your haircut, you can go work out, just to the south of staten island. that's the ironic part. >> harris: real quickly, and thank you for your patience as i was talking to danny, when we see that a few of them being arrested, what are the next steps? i know is obviously not in custody now, but what happens next? i understand you're not planning to close so what's the next step? >> well the only reason he was arrested, was because he refused to leave his car establishment that he has -- they arrested him for disorderly conduct. i can assure you, harris, was there the whole entire time when these cherubs walked in. i instructed everybody to be polite, calm, reasonable command everybody on this establishment was the whole entire time for me including danny. there was no reason to arrest him for disorderly conduct. he would never even close to being disorderly. we are going to fight these charges and were going to get these charges dismissed. we're goi

it was quite a scene here on staten island.re. as you take a look at what went down last night hundreds swarmed the street to show their support for mac's pub. they were shouting and singing and waving flags demanding this establishment be allowed to operate just like all the other bars a few blocks over which are allowed to serve customers inside their establishment because of the area they're in and that business and what is happening with the covid cases there. now one of the co-owners presti who you talked to and here behind me now was placed under arrest tuesday night tore defying restrictions after the pub's liquor license was suspended and staying open after the 10:00 p.m. curfew. he said it doesn't seem right that his place is locked up and he can go down the street to eat and drink. >> none of these things make sense. the sheriffs parked outside don't make any sense and why we're here doing this. i needed to bring attention to this situation and we have to fight and we have to do it together. >> this particular area ha

alex hogan has the story live in staten island tonight. >> good evening shannon. it earlier tonight about 500 people coming here and gathering in support of max public health. they're angry over the back and restrictions that they've seen, saying they're told it's taken on small businesses. at some of them simply will not make it through the year. it was stripped of its liquor license, and find up to $1,000 a day for violating pandemic probation. a police taking the restaurant owner into custody after he violated the states covid regulations repeatedly. the owners say they have no intention of following state rules. instead, putting up some signs declaring themselves an autonomous zone. this part of staten island is currently restricting outdoor dining two groups of four. at the restaurant invited people to dine into drink inside for free and leave donations at the door. police yesterday arresting the co-owner danny presti who spoke oon fox news today with his attorney. >> there protesting the fact that the governor in all his wisdom split that in half and conside

to follow debilitating restrictions, will hear from the chief attorney from the owners of the staten island bar arrested for staying open, our covid shutdowns being used as political weapons, all that and a lot more right here on making money. ♪. david: stocks are on pace for record close to in the week in a bigness in the november jobs report, the u.s. added 245,000 jobs last month, that was only half as much as expected, you can see on the right the unemployment did kick down two tenths to 6.7% but much of that because folks leaving the job force entirely. do these jobs numbers reflect another lockdown slowdown. joining me moody's cheap economist, are you concerned about this question. >> slightly concerned, i think it only good to be capillary and i would add were not quite to see severe as the slowdown of the economic activity as we did back in march and april of this year, it's going to be quite mild to what happened then and that's mostly because we've learned how to cope with covid-19. we may have a long dark winter but once that vaccine arrives i think we will have a red hot summer.

by the way he was at the staten island revolt. we have the creator and star of the netflix series, "meat teeter." sean duffy is here, "wall street journal" guy, dan henninger, and tomi lahren, all of them on the show. >>> now to the markets, progress on the vaccine, maybe stimulus talks. that is fueling the market. nasdaq and s&p both on track for record closes. dow up nearly 100 points, really close to 30,000. we have the latest read on an important area of the economy. that is the service sector. what do we have? susan: actually it is pretty strong for the month of november. 59.9. slightly less than economists forecast, looking for a read of 56. still we're talking about acceleration and improvement in services as we see the u.s. economy continue to recover from covid. so it is actually higher than i would say with we've seen during

hundreds of protesters turning out to support the staten island bar owner who said he would rather go to jail than lose his livelihood. >> a call a surprising one family clinging to their christmas tree. "fox and friends first" continues right now. unfortunately no callers in the new york city christmas tree. the rockefeller christmas tree does have an owl. i think it is even prettier, did i break christmas rules by saying that? a throwback. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. thank you for joining us. in a fiery white house address donald trump says he and his legal team are opening the floodgates to massive voter fraud. >> it comes as whistleblowers in michigan testify about the election. >> griff jenkins live to break it all down. >> just 11 days to go before the electoral votes are certified nationwide, a day after william barr found no evidence of fraud that would change the election results. the white house released a 46 minute video to social media, the president repeating many allegations of voter fraud. watch. >> if we are right about the fraud joe b

then a staten island bar to fight a lockdown rose this week.arrested, we saw it unfold on the show. now that bar's attorney met with officials in new york, making a big decision about the future of his establishment. he will announce it here,, next. ♪ >> tucker: earlier this week, new york police arrested the owner of a bar on staten island. apparently, the lockdown rules, and the school supplies you, only applied in>> t the republin voting parts of staten island. i was so obviously political, the whole thing, the protesters came. you could walk two blocks from the bar without any objections from the state health department.o today, the owners of max public house met with city officials. w brindley didn't go well, here's what they told us a short time ago. >> hey, tucker, thanks for bringing these cameras out here to make an announcement.d last couple of days we been closed since these recent events, and we've taken a diplomatic approach. we pleaded with the governor and sheriff to work with us and to assist us in some way. unfortunately, that

then a staten island bar to fight a lockdown rose this week.s arrested, we saw it unfold on the show. now that farr's attorney met with officials in new york, making a big decision about the future of his establishment. he will announce it here, next. ♪ - hi, friends, michael youssef here. have you ever been rejected by someone you love? a parent, a child or loved one? it hurts doesn't it? but to all who become god's sons and daughters, he has promised i will never leave you, nor forsake you. will you come to jesus today and surrender your life to him? - [announcer] come find one who will never leave you feeling rejected or alone. visit findingtruepeace.com to find out more. >> tucker: earlier this week, new york police arrested the owner of a bar on staten island. apparently, the lockdown rules, and the school supplies you, only applied in the republican voting parts of staten island. i was so obviously political, the whole thing, the protesters came. you could walk two blocks from the bar without any objections from the state health departmen

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if you know the owner of the staten island pub?s arrested again this weekend defying covid-19 restrictions and they are claiming that he had an officer with his vehicle, an unmarked car. we've got the actual video and let you decide and hear his side of the story. unbelievable, all the government shutdowns are coming right back into effect. straight ahead. ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. ♪ >> sean: all right, over the weekend, the co-owner of the staten island bar, max public health, arrested

staten island would've had his back. the same thing is happening to pub owners and he doesn't have their back. her -- to geraldo's point, you can protect the sick we also have to protect the healthy. right now you're having politicians basically create a covid caste system where some people are treated like peasants and the rest are treated like royalty. if you're an actor, you can eat outside. if you're not an actor, you can't eat outside. you can bust down a businesses door but you can't open the door? black lives matter can protest ventral people can't? to say you're doing it to save lives, how many lives are there actually saving with these restrictions. seven above top ten states with the highest death toll are run by democrats. so california has done multiple shutdowns, multiple mass mandates and they are going way up. if you're going to shut people down at least pay them the cash. nancy is holding back the purse strings. they are playing with a trillion .5. you could pay each restaurant owner $10,000 a month to cl

in new york city come from staten island. staten island is only 5% of the new york city population. that is what happened on staten island. >> he is 100% right about the data. it is true. it is all in the absence of any national relief or strategy. >> it was very -- even as they were keeping schools closed people are saying that is not the order that experts recommend. governors and mayors were saying that we are not crazy about doing this, but there is no aid money to keep the businesses open. we have to take the risk otherwise they are going to go out of business. that is an example how leaders are forced to the choices. there is less aid now. loans for businesses expired. no longer added unemployment benefits. that is entiring at the end of the month. people have fewer options. forces people to turn on each other. there are no good options. states and cities can't raise that money or print money or deficit spend the way the federal government can. the turning on each other part. one of the lawmakers out front in the fight

you know the owner of the staten island pub?was arrested again this weekend defying covid-19 restrictions and they are claiming that he had an officer with his vehicle, an unmarked car. we've got the actual video and let you decide and hear his side of the story. unbelievable, all the government shutdowns are coming right back into effect. straight'v ahead. ♪ with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too low. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 2 system is now covered by medicare. ask your doctor for a prescription. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestyle libre 2 dot u.s. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, over the weekend, the co-owner of the staten island bar, max public house, arrested for refusing to abide they saved by new york's draconian coronavirus restrictions. everybody at this point knows about mask and social distancing. some peop

a story broke in staten island this afternoon.dreds and hundreds of people were online at the staten island mall buying candles that were 50% off at bed, bath and beyond. they are saying all the little businesses in this town can't have 15 people in there to have a beer it's disgusting. judge jeanine: the staten side pub closed down by the sheriff. you see that as a complete inequity. you see the sheriff shutting it down as taking a position against small business opposed to the big box companies. why do you think that's happening in america. >> our emmy-award winning governor. what did he say touts. he said do not congregate in your homes. that's the most dangerous place to spread the virus. where are people going? they can't goat out. they are going home. we seem posting their parties they are having. 10, 20, 30 people. so it's ass backyards, excuse me. it's not fair to have a business across the street open, a big box store. this guy max and half the businesses in staten island are going down. they said we want to go down with

in new york, protests growing out of a restaurant in staten island.f the many restaurants that has disobeyed the orders to shut down their indoor dining. arresting a general manager for to find the very strict covid-19 rules. we will keep an eye on that story tonight. today, the united kingdom became the first country in the world to approve a tested vaccine. it's the pfizer vaccine. heard a lot about it. that was part of the operation warp speed. they were told they b could begn as early as next week. when questioned about united states falling behind great britain, they answer this. it's because they one of the few regulatory agencies in the world -- not the only one -- that actually looks at the raw data. we are not going to take a summary from a company and take their conclusions and make our decision upon that. what we are going to do is actually crunch the numbers ourselves. >> martha: joining me now, dr. anthony fauci. doctor, good to have you with us tonight. thank you very much for being here. >> good to be with you. >> martha: so it sounds l

staten island is only 5% of the new york city population.appened on staten island. >>> a health board meeting in boise, idaho, came to an abrupt stop over a group of anti-mask protesters. demonstrators outside the board members' homes and the county commissioner to tearfully excuse herself because her son was home alone. >> my 12-year-old son is home by himself right now and there are protesters banging outside the door. i will go home and make sure he is okay. >> on the second day of the rollout health officials in the uk issue a new warning about the pfizer biontech covid vaccine saying anyone with a reaction to medicine or food shouldn't take the vaccine after two health workers had reactions after being injected. joining us is senior international correspondent keir simmons. you talked to people who got the vaccine. what did they have to say about the process? >> reporter: yeah. we talked to a bunch of people who got the vaccine and after all the tough news this year, i think there's just this sense of relief and a desire to celebrate de

a story broke in staten island this afternoon.eds and hundreds of people were online at the staten island mall buying candles that were 50% off at bed, bath and beyond. they are saying all the little businesses in this town can't have 15 people in there to have a beer it's disgusting. judge jeanine: the staten side pub closed down by the sheriff. you see that as a complete inequity. you see the sheriff shutting it down as taking a position against small business opposed to the big box companies. why do you think that's happening in america. >> our emmy-award winning governor. what did he say touts. he said do not congregate in your homes. that's the most dangerous place to spread the virus. where are people going? they can't goat out. they are going home. we seem posting their parties they are having. 10, 20, 30 people. so it's ass backyards, excuse me. it's not fair to have a business across the street open, a big box store. this guy max and half the businesses in staten island are going down. they said we want to go down with gu

we take back staten island tonight. >> usa. usa.rged for repeatedly violating new york city's covid-19 restrictions. the staten island bar is at the center of resistance in the city and was sht down by authorities earlier this week. hundreds of maskless protesters rallies this week as to defy curfew and formed an autonomous zone around itself. it's in one of new york city's orange zones with an 8% positivity rate and an emergency field hospital was reopened there just blocks away from the bar. it was an escalated response from both sides this week. a representative happened for months now. this week the city and states struck back making this tavern a flash point in the covid culture wars that turned some business ordinary reason and prudence and party hosts into rebels against pandemic restrictions. joinings now is metro reporter who wrote that piece for the new york times and the rev al sharpton is also here. take me inside what's happening. i imagine some version of this tension, maybe not spilling over to this degree is happenin

a story broke in staten island this afternoon.dreds and hundreds of people were online at the staten island mall buying candles that were 50% off at bed, bath and beyond. they are saying all the little businesses in this town can't have 15 people in there to have a beer it's disgusting. judge jeanine: the staten side pub closed down by the sheriff. you see that as a complete inequity. you see the sheriff shutting it down as taking a position against small business opposed to the big box companies. why do you think that's happening in america. >> our emmy-award winning governor. what did he say touts. he said do not congregate in your homes. that's the most dangerous place to spread the virus. where are people going? they can't goat out. they are going home. we seem posting their parties they are having. 10, 20, 30 people. so it's ass backyards, excuse me. it's not fair to have a business across the street open, a big box store. this guy max and half the businesses in staten island are going down. they said we want to go down with

across the country a staten island pub holds strong. >> usa! usa! usa! >> the co-owner telling hundreds of supporters it is time we take our country back. >> more lockdown hypocrisy from another democrat, a mayor delivering covid-19 restrictions from mexico, jet sitting vacation sparking outrage. >> colossal expansion of mail in voting, opened the floodgates to massive fraud. if we are right about the fraud joe biden can't be president. >> donald trump takes his fight over alleged voter fraud into his own hands with a fiery white house address. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> phil collins to wake you up. >> got the drum in it. we were joking there was a song playing, this is another one putting me back to sleep. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" wednesday morning. >> not her fault. >> the music, right through it. carley: let's get to it. in a fiery white house address donald trump says he and his legal team are opening the floodgates for massive voter fraud. jillian: whistleblowers in michigan testify about the election. griff je

in california staten island, live with the latest on lockdowns. >> gearing up for a blockbuster weekend in georgia ahead of sunday's senate debate. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ >> the festive spirit is all around us. that is the outside of the building on avenue of the americas and inside the studio a nice warm fire going. >> how cute is that. >> i am jillian, bringing in 200,$000 million this election day as the president legal team continues to fight alleged election irregularities. >> massive ride. with you go to wisconsin where we just filed a case in michigan or look at what is happening in georgia, probably the most fraudulent election anyone has ever seen. >> the president's attorney taking their case to georgia as more whistleblowers continue to come forward. >> reporter: they are bringing their fight, in atlanta, to overturn the election results and presenting witnesses alleging voter fraud. watch. >> i have never seen such poor handling of not only the machinery bu

the journey often starts in one of hundreds of massive warehouses like this one in staten island, new we get a rare behind-the-scenes look at the guts of today's amazon. tracy is the brains behind the operation which includes thermal screening, on-site covid testing, and this nifty technology that ensures social distancing. >> we're getting close. oh, too close. >> reporter: and on any given day this army of robots performs a digitized ballet, transporting up to 1 million items throughout the four-floor complex which measures out to the same size as 15 football fields. >> so it gets stowed, it gets picked. what's happening up here? >> once it's in pick, it's going to follow the conveyor. >> reporter: before covid they employed 3,000 people here. now they boast 4,000 employees, like robert. >> what did you do before you worked here? >> i was in technology, financial companies like merrill lynch and td ameritrade. now at the end of my career, kind of, i'm at amazon locally. >> it's a good second chapter? >> yeah. >> reporter: after a career sitting behind a desk punching a keyboard, rob

in staten island tonight led away in cuffs amid covid-19 live the only owner of mexico because instead reportedly arrested after refusing to comply with new orders to expand into a dining in tonight we are told there are officer still outside the restaurant, the development of this restaurant is across the country are rebelling against new covid-19 restrictions they say will put them out of business for good. breaking tonight the president firing off a significant tweet and that big tech. he says unless the liability steel is repealed he will approve the national defense authorization act, republicans on complaint social media giants are biased against conservatives. democrat claim they are not doing enough to control misinformation. what will the fallout be from tonight's tweet. welcome to fox news at night. white house correspondent kevin cork kicks us off at the latest on all these stories, another busy night. >> the ap called the president's claims of widespread voter fraud persistent and baseless and if you only saw the headline today you may have had the impression the attorney g

meanwhile in staten island tonight, a covid lockdown. the owner of -- was arrested after refusing to comply with new orders to abandon in word timing. restaurant owners across the country are rebelling against a new covid restrictions that will put them out of business for good. breaking tonight, the president firing off a significant tweet against big tech. he says unless there liability field is repealed, he's going to the national defense authorization act. they have long complained that social media giants are biased against conservatives. they say they're not controlling enough about misinformation. hello, welcome to fox news at night. i am shannon bream in washington. white house correspondent kicks us off with the latest in all these big stories. kevin, another busy night. >> great to be with you. he called the presidents claims of voter fraud to persistent basis. if he saw their headline today, you may have had the impression that the attorney general agreed with the sentiment. at the doj made it clear it's simply not case. >> th

. >> laura: hannity, i am so glad you covered that staten island>> test tonight. that's a really important sign. it's something that we talked about many times over the last -- i don't know how many years, about the need for republicans -- especially conservative republicans to have a strategy. new york has signs of life for the conservative movement. they will get a taste of what things are like under this super majority democrat in the state. they are getting a big taste of it right now. i think you are seeing signs of life. it may be starting inin and staten island. >> sean: by the way, you and your family are invited, i have a private hit him younger if you need a christmas place. we have a big box party a family christmas. >> laura: we will get arrested, we will do a show about it. >> sean: we could get the guy who ownswe this pub to cater us. >> laura: you know i'm income -- i am in, hannity. all the trouble makers together. thank you so much, great show. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. on monday, attorney phil klein

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on snl staten island was mocked.eople were outside the bar shouting about freedom. cops, chanting they should arrest the governor. it's staten island, i assume it was like a typical last call. >> and are you against these protests. >> i mean, kind of. i'm also just happy i'm no longer the first thing people think of what's the worst thing about staten island. the argument that people in staten island don't want to drink outside can be disisz proven by going to literally any little legal game. so, i take it that you found these protests frustrating. >> yeah. man, they're making us look like babies. brian: obviously from staten island. his dad died in 9/11. i saw you mention that in your press conference yesterday and can you put it into context? >> i know pete davidson's mother and father. they are great people. i'm not going to disrespect them by disparaging pete. but i will say this. there were 2,000 americans there that came from all over the tristate to attend that rally. they protested peacefully, without rioting

let's go straight to bryan llenas live in staten island with the latest on this story.ackie, mac's public house announced they want to reopen. they said that today but frankly they are still shut down after infamously being defiant, going against covid-19 restrictions allowing indoor dining, still serving alcohol. today they also announced something they think will give them hope in their fight against new york governor andrew cuomo, a court dismissing 20 million summons that were given to the patrons of this par, the owners of max, dismissing them outright. so they, one of the owners spoke and said that they believe this is going to give them momentum. he also spoke about the frustration that these restrictions have given all of these business owners. >> keep on moving the goalpost on these guys. every single time they do something to adapt, they try to provide for their families they change it because they do adam. they are survivors. and then the next thing you do, you change the goalposts on these guys and you end up slamming them with threats of taking their licens