and when it comes to the humanity part of it that tom homan is saying. i think some people out there may say why do we need to emphasize that? it's clear because you need to win the p.r. battle. the american people voted on november 5th to deport criminal illegals. they did not necessarily vote for what some in the left media would call inhumanity. so i think it's really really splatter on tom homan's part to say, look, we are going to do this in a humane way. we're going to give the people what they wanted which is deportations of people that should not be here. but we're going to do it in a kind and gentle way. >> katie: it's been interesting to see this word humane battered around for the past four years under biden. this is not humane. letting criminals into american communities they go and commit murder, rape, lighting a woman allegedly on fire in new york city. that is not humane. it's also not humane to lose hundreds of thousands of children who are wrought to the border without their parents or to then give them to stranger who has not been vette

that's going to happen at 34 days, when president trump, tom homan take over. and we have to pass the legislation passed a year and a half ago lelled led by the chair of subcommittee on judiciary, tom mcclintock, we need to pass that legislation and we talked to leader is a least, we want to send it to the senate and help rehearse what president biden did and help our country get the border control that we need. so i want to introduce the guy who did so much work as andy and brian have done, who did so much work in our committee on this issue, the chairman of the subcommittee, tom mcclintock from california. >> let me point out that work would not have been possible without jim jordan's leadership on the house judiciary committee and i'm very grateful and honored to have had the opportunity to work with him on that subject. it's pretty clear, history is screaming this warning at us that countries that either cannot or will not secure their borders aren't around very long. under the biden administration, we have seen the largest illegal mass migration in our his

tom homan dijo que el 20 de enero va a regresar la medida de tolerancia cero. no va a dudar en deportar a aquellos que estÁn ilegalmente en el paÍs. los Últimos registros indican que hay 11 millones de indocumentados en el paÍs, y la mayorÍa estÁ en california, texas y florida. [audio ambiente] reportera: tom homan dijo que en la futura administraciÓn trump va a volver a implementar la detenciÓn de familias migrantes a partir del 20 de enero. en una entrevista con the washington post, dijo que el problema es que pueden tener un hijo en este paÍs y ponen a la familia en esta situaciÓn. tom homan dice que los planes de deportaciÓn masiva estÁn dirigidos a aquellos que tienen antecedentes penales, y que no es una redada con militares recorriendo varios. dijo que las autoridades migratorias van a detener a adultos con menores en instalaciones con tiendas de campaÑas y sin tomar en cuenta si los menores son nacidos en el paÍs. >> criminales serios deben estar preocupados. la gente protege al resto de la gente. reportera: tom homan dijo que las familias van a decidir

joining me now the incoming border czar tom homan. m, you were on this program when this story first broke. and you told us not only is this happening, but this is going to explode across the united states. in other urban areas and in the suburbs as well. wherever there is money or there is influence to be had. stuff to be stolen, this stuff will start happening. how serious is this and this seems like completely out of control in colorado if is. i went to oea r. aurora after that first end. i went to that apartment complex. i went to that neighborhood. it's bad. i mean, and, look you, i also flew into denver. a lot you have parts of denver were bad being taken over gangs. i think we 16 state now. some are major cities. let's not forget laken riley. let's not forget the young lady in houston. many crimes much worse than this young girls getting raped and murdered and indicate line riley fighting for her life 17 minutes getting killed. so, look, this is a big problem for this country. you said it earlier, when you open the border, a cer

tom homan is on the same page as him.d immigration reform, border security and deportations. the meeting comes on the heels of adams' repeat criticism of the biden administration for its lack of financial support. adams says he and homan have the same desire, to go after migrants committing violent acts. the city is limited by its sanctuary laws which prevent close collaboration between police and ice. adams says he is exploring how he can bypass it. >> i'm going to try to attempt to use my executive orders to go after dangerous people committing violent acts against migrants and asylum seekers and long term new yorkers and undocumented immigrants. no one should be a victim of a crime in a city, particularly violent crime. >> with an influx of more than 225,000 migrants since the spring of 2022 there has been an unprecedented surge costing more than $6 billion. nearly 57,000 migrants are still in the city's care and in recent weeks adams announcing that 25 shelters in the city and state are closing in the coming months. t

is loud and clear from tom homan and donald trump. the reason it is loud and clear, we have not heard this, for four years. in the interview with us, talking about going after criminal aliens, people in this country, a lot committed felonies. they are out and about in sanctuary city and talking about finding the missing children, 300,000 missing children is the number, it could be higher. bravo to the two of them sitting down, politically they come from different worlds, united in one thing, to make america safer. >> brian: it will get more difficult after criminals, you don't belong here, you overstay your visa, be next and get down to it and it comes down to dreamers, probably a deal to be had. 26 states doing right thing and putting pressure on the other 24. >> ainsley: public safety over politics. hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: fox news alert, accuser at center of the infamous 2006 duke lacrosse rape case just admitted to making the story up. >> do you have any regrets? >> i don't have any regrets, everything hap

tom homan gave us a window what to expect. hes come january 21, there will be ice agents in chicago looking for gang members and criminals, it mayor johnson impedes those efforts, he will be prosecuted. how do you think residents in chicago feel about that? >> as chicagoans we should be celebrating the season, yet we find negligent, disappointment, we find 575 million of taxpayer money allocated to migrants. we are disappointed, our shelters, schools, police stations, field houses have become shelters. we welcome the border czar to chicago. >> carley: and under mayor johnson, 51,000 migrants have arrived in chicago since 2022 and the city has spent 612 million on the cries since may of 2023. that appears to be what angers residents most because that is taxpayer dollars. inter interesting tom homan will be meeting with new york city mayor eric adams? how do you feel about that? >> i'm excited and excited the mayor decided to sit down with the border czar. we look for mayor johnson to do the same and cooperate. if he doesn't, ma

tom homan wanted me to make sure i mentioned this. so there's the sanctuary city issue is particularly pernicious. and in arizona, my own governor's indicated that she's to stand in the way of actually enforcement of the law and to go and see me. the mayor of tucson, regina romero, she's going to also stand in the way. but the problem is this when you prevent arrest of a criminal, illegal alien, you prevent the of the community. so you you would otherwise remove that criminal illegal alien put them in the safety of the jail, they'd be safer. the ice agents would be safer, the community would safer. when you don't when you ignore the law. the community is put at risk. the actual alien who committed the crime, who's in this in the incarcerated, is at risk as well. and the ice agents are are they're at risk. but the other part of it is to under the current biden administration even if if you an ice agent goes into a house and there's 12 illegal aliens in there, but they only have a hold or warrant for one, they're going to they are only

tom homan is not going to be charge in any prosecutors, he has no power to go after anyone so that isieutenant governor, i think that is also bluster. what is texas going to do against a blue state? nothing. are you going to take it to federal court? on what grounds? their attempt to bully others and hope that no one will notice that you have a weak hand is really going to try to push through so many of them, so much of what we are about to see. nothing backing, all paper empty threats. the hope is that the threats are enough for people to realize and think, he is trying to punch me even though he has nothing behind that swing. >> you envision a scenario in which republicans, they may not, they may not be able to prosecute do you see them being vindictive to hold up federal funding to blue states and blue cities that don't comply with them? >> did we not experience that during the first trump regime? >> will more targeted and specific, issue of mass deportation. >> 100%. >> any governor that tries to create sanctuaries, anyone that tries to create safe spaces, which new york has done,

say you disagree with tom homan, at least take the meeting.k about what you are willing to work -- i think everyone agrees all the gangsters that are illegal should be deported. meet with him on that. he said no meeting at all. we know that tom homan has essentially said to brian's point that he was talking about with likers they are not honoring the detainer request. tom homan is saying he is going to use the federal statute which essentially says anybody knowingly harboring a fugitive to the federal government can be prosecuted. that's big. >> steve: it is big. because then he would go after mayors. >> brian: pam bondi help him. >> steve: he made it very clear that the comment that -- that word was that you didn't like, that was made in chicago the night that he announced before a group. that they were going to start deportation in chicago. chicago and new york and a bunch of other big towns have something in common? addition to a migrant problem. how many times this past year over the last couple of years, actually, have we shown you vast r

that was not tom homan, i can tell you. but, patty, those days are over, and they will soon be over, i hope, we're just not gonna have -- how can you say never again, but we're going to have as few as possible. it's going to be the rough, and it's going to be rough on the ones that do that kind of damage to you and to our country. where is patty? is she here someplace? i just want to thank her. hi, patty. thank you very much. thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. [applause] thank you, darling. do you want to come up for a second, patty? huh? do you want to come up? [cheers and applause] she's -- i had lunch with patty, and she's suffered, she's suffered greatly. i said, let me help you with your eyes, because i want to help her with her eyes. she has an eye situation that can be fixed with some medical help. many of them can't be fixed. i said, patty, get your eyes taken care of. i'll take care of it. i hope you got it done. did you have it done yet, patty? that's great. oh, you look good, patty. [laughter] be

what the incoming administration specifically tom homan is up against. there are 8 million illegals living in sanctuary jurisdictions. that's not the total number that have come in but the majority of them have sought sanctuary. can you imagine, of course the welcome sign is out. 56% of all illegals currently in our nation are in those sanctuary cities. they are hiding nearly 60% of them from ice. that's got to be against the law. can we make it against the law if you are hiding terrorists and gang members who have come here illegally? >> we can make it against the law. i think we need to remember that today on the border what is happening is the democratic party and the biden administration are allowing the huge pieces of unfinished border wall to be carted off to be sold. this will delay once again by a number of months the ability not only for congress to reprioritize and give the money, which was already given for border security, and this is currently going on. and i have heard no democrat say the president should stop this action. it is simply dela

tom homan isn't going anywhere. tom homan isn't shutting up. tom homan is going to do this job.mitted to president trump we are going to do the best thing we can for america, and that's secure our border. secure border saves lives. will. >> kayleigh: yeah, tom, i only have a few moments here, i do want to get your reaction to reporting, the mexico government has announce i had they will have an app. this app. according to axios and what they have announce sudden going to allow those in detention, mexican citizens, people who crossed illegally to alert a mexican consulate they are in detention. is that going to st.~paul you from doing your job? >> good for them. going to deport them. maybe it's good they notify the consulate they're on their way. they are going to be deported. we are going to do this job and run the biggest deportation this country has seen. criminals and national security threat. we are going to do this job. app. or not. we are doing this operation. probably a good thing. hey, i'm coming home because the trump administration deported me. give them a heads up. i'

i mean, tom homan wants to grow that to over 100,000. that's going to be a big task. that he is going to leverage the military to help with some of the administrative tasks in accomplishing that we know that he is going to set up these family detention centers like you said and so they are trying to leverage everything they can but being able to deport all of those targets is going to be impossible. in fact, 700,000, 600,000 is going to be a task to do in a year. but we know that the priority of that administration is going to be those criminals. and tom homan even says, you know, sanctuary jurisdictions are not going to get in the way of that yes, they may try. yes, they are currently trying their best. the state of oregon has put out a guide to tell illegal migrants how to react when ice knocks on the door and comes to their house. at the end of the day, they are not going to, you know, let that stop them. >> katie: you talk about the criminals that the incoming administration wants to target, the criminals outside of simply crossing the border illegally and committ

meeting with the mayor of new york monday night tom homan was at an event and he revealed.ortation plan on a wide scale. you know what american city they are going to start in? they are going to start in chicago e was a guest monday night at holiday party for law and order pac. this is one of the quotes, according to cbs in chicago. tom homan said chicago is in trouble because your mayor sucks and your governor sucks. >> lawrence: it's true. >> steve: it's going to start in chicago right after the inauguration here the other quote. if your mayor doesn't want to help, can he step aside. there is johnson right there if he knowingly harbors or conceals an illegal alien i will prosecute him tom homan is suggesting if the people in the sanctuary city impede the federal government is he going to press charges. >> lawrence: you can't harbor felons. >> steve: no. >> lawrence: there is already a federal statute. that's all they are saying, when we come to pick them up. they are already in custody or they are already in a certain community residents are upset get out of the way. >> b

and tom homan is working on it. we are already seeing that pay off big defends. is also a tech re-set with donald trump. and in fact, we told you yesterday motta was going to donate a million dollars to trump's inaugural fund. >> ainsley: zuckerberg. >> steve: amazon is going to do the same thing. there is jeff bezos right there. i just saw on the daily mail apparently the founder of google, sergei bryn had dinner. tech millionaires lining you up. they said crooked. pay a big price for what they're doing. next things you know he is sitting down with the guy who founded it last night. these people are smart. they know he's the president. he is incoming that's why jeff bezos is going to go down to mar-a-lago and, you know, have a caesar salad or some of the really good meatloaf the trump clubs are famous for with the former president. >> lawrence: bry? >> brian: it was critical change with the president. the president said in the "time" magazine argue why do these people come and see you. would you be asking to come see me if i lost? they basically laughed i'm for

tom homan, the incoming border czar referencing j.b. pritzker. one of the democrats leading the resistance to president-elect trump's plan trying to trump-proof their states, they say. pritzker said this. >> i'm open to dialogue with him. you have know, i will say that he is not a -- he does not have the authority to do the things that he has talked about. being a border czar is not an official position in the government and it will be up to the president of the united states and up to the leaders of the customs and border patrol to make decisions about how we'll manage the border. >> harris: you know who is really mad about that now? kamala harris. because she had that job. anyway, trump's plans reportedly include scrapping a policy that prevents immigration and customs agents from arresting illegal immigrants at or near so-called sensitive locations without a supervisor's permission. those places include churches, schools, hospitals, and at certain events like weddings and funerals. "focus" now republican senator rick scott of the great state o

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>> first, i want to say thank you so much for joining me, tom homan.ppreciate these words with you. sir, i don't care what brandon johnson told you, please come clean up chicago tom homan. we need to. this place sucks right now. and like you said, and city because our governor sucks and our mayor sucks. it couldn't get more broader than that. i really appreciate you coming here and speaking to the people of chicago, listening to us more than our own they are. you are actually doing a better job than the mayor when it comes to listening to us. >> tom? >> i was out there two weeks ago and you are right i said the mayor sucks and the governor sucks because them protecting the illegals in the city. the responsibility is to protect the communities. i made a promise that i would be back, and i will be back. when this operation starts, i will be in chicago. men and women of i.c.e. will be on the streets doing their job. i met with black pastors and meet the ohmic leaders of the community and they are on the same page. the only one on a different page is the m

trump's new border czar tom homan also tells fox that canada is ready to go on immigration enforcementtable canadian businessman kevin o'leary tells fox that if canada and the u.s. could better synergize their resources and economy they could become a greater power against our adversaries. >> 41 million canadians, basically the population of california, sitting on the world's largest amounts of all resources including most important, energy, and water. canadians over the holidays the last two days have been talking about this. they want to hear more. and so, you know, there is obviously a lot of issues and more details but what this could be is the beginning of an economic union. think about the power of combining the two economies. >> and the united states actually gets a ton of its crude oil and electricity from canada, so these are really important trade talks. anita? >> anita: matt finn live in west palm beach, otherwise known as the center of the universe right now. matt, thank you so much for that live report. bill? >> bill: anita, the illegal immigrant accused of killing a woman

incoming border czar tom homan. tom, i know you were in phoenix.ght up in the big speech yesterday in the president's first extensive remarks about his agenda. but, from what i just told you, what are your thoughts? >> well, look, this is another example of illegal american killing american citizen almost a daily occurrence now. because historic number of criminal aliens walking the street because of this administration's policy and sanctuary jurisdictions and lax immigration enforcement. ice has their hands tied. secretary mayorkas have given them priorities. they can't even go arrest illegal alien anymore unless is he convicted of a serious crime then maybe they can arrest him. this on this administration. as far as governor hochul, shame on her. she supports sanctuary status in that state. she welcomed thousands of illegal aliens to her state. she sent them to buffalo and syracuse. murders occurred by illegal aliens in buffalo and syracuse. cpd can't work with local law enforcement. they can't share dmv data with these people. governor hochul, s

that is are the first people that are in line for targeted enforcement by tom homan, to remover them from this country. >> just seems like a logical thing to do. take the criminals out of the way. congressman tom tiffany thank you for help merry christmas to you. merry christmas gerri. gerri: coming up all eyes on fed into 2025 traditional bank signals rate cuts than specifically, you are watching "mornings with maria" live on "fox business." ♪ ♪ . ♪ [music] i could lock up every door ♪ ♪ check again just so i'm sure ♪ ♪ watch ziggy from the plane ♪ ♪ ♪ my garage i could open ♪ ♪ while i'm hiking in wyoming ♪ ♪ if my home just had a brain ♪ ♪ ♪ i could throw out all these copies ♪ ♪ of extra sets of house keys ♪ ♪ they were always such a pain ♪ ♪ ♪ i'd open and i'd close ♪ ♪ life would be under control ♪ ♪ if my home just had a brain ♪ let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families,

tom homan is coming into office noon on january 20. tom homan wants to meet with mayor adams and yesterday after a state of crime, mayor of new york city made it clear, you come into this country illegally, if you are illegal, you do something and break the law, we should send you back. listen to the mayor. >>y woo are willing to take migrants and asylum seekers that are not criminals, we are willing to take them, they have to be able to work. i don't understand why this was not clear to previous administration. those here committing crimes, raping innocent people, have been a harm to our country, i want to sit down and hear the plan how to address them. those are people i'm talking about and i would love to sit down with the border czar and hear his thoughts how we're going to kr address those harmi our citizens. in the state, era of cancel culture, no one is afraid to be honest about the truth. cancel me, i'm going to protect people of thissy scity. >> brian: his phone gets taken on the street while boarding a plane to go meet with t

but tom homan i think is probably the worst of the week because he is drunk on power.ndictive. all right, danielle, hayes, greatly appreciated having you guys been the whole hour. every saturday, really. i'm enjoying this. >> are you? >> i don't think you are, but i'm enjoying it. i know you have something better to do on saturday. >> i always enjoy it. i got nothing better to do. >> thank you so much, we appreciate it, thanks for making time for us at home. ask her to come back tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc, commerce woman delia ramirez will join us to discuss trump mikey proposed deportation plan and the push for president biden to take action now to try to protect families in this country. and remember, you can now listen to every upset of ayman as a podcast. it just scan the qr code on the screen to listen on the go to wherever you get your podcast, and for every listening to this another msnbc podcast, subscribe to msnbc premium on apple podcasts. until then, i'm ayman mohyeldin in new york. have a good night. ge iphone 16 pro on us, plus four lines

i can call me the names they want and tom homan is not going anywhere. homa tn is not shutting up.b tom homan will do his job because i committed to donald trump we will do the best thing for america and that is secure borders. secure borders saves lives.ts >> kayleigh: tom, we only have a few moments but i do want toge get your reaction to reporting the mexican government has announced they will have a nap in this ap ap according todd axioens and what they have announced is going to allow those in detention mexican citizens and people who cross illegally to alert mexicanis t consulate that they are in detention. is that going to stop you from doing your job? >> good for them. we are going to deport them so maybe that is good that we are p on their way. we are going to do this job. we will round the biggest deportation operation of the country has ever seen. we will obligate criminals and national fugitives. g app or not, we are doing this operation. hey, i'm coming home because the trump administration departed me. a heads up, i'm okay with that. >> kayl

here's what tom homan told me yesterday about this meeting.talking about bringing everybody to the game other law enforcement agencies, dod i had to shut down my linkedin because that thousands of retired i.c.e. agents and border patrol in police officer and retired military that want to come and do this job and make america safe again there will be no lack of resource we need the money to have more detention beds in on the ground transportation and to conduct these operations. i'm hoping they will see the light and give us the money that we need to keep president trump's promise that mandate the american people gave him and secure the nation of the border in remove the illegal aliens from this country who are not supposed to be here even though we have a prioritization, i want to be clear if you're in the country illegally you have a problem especially if your fugitive. maria: mayor adam set over the weekend is looking for ways to go over the new york city council's head to change the big apple sanctuary city designation that's a big deal, th

i want to get your reaction to tom homan's recent comments. >> good morning.n mentioned it's going to be costly to have the massive deportation operation but i think if we leak back the last four years how much money has been spent on illegal immigration, it's been in the billions, that's on the taxpayer. so i think if we look at the interest of the country, the safety and security of the country, right now having this operation is going to be proving to be effective. as tom mentioned in the long run it will save taxpayer money base they won't have to fund the custody and care of illegal immigrants that are in the country right now especially in some of these states. i think moving forward this is something we need to really look at and of course as you mentioned congress needs to get involved and fund this operation and really leak at what really outweighs the cost, outweighs the risk is really having and removing criminals that are in the country that have been convicted of crimes that should be the priority for everybody right now. cheryl: the question mark

you h have a eric adams who wans to work with tom homan.the same time new new york se lawmakers who want to make new york state a sanctuary state by statute. everybody is working at odds with everybody and in the meantime, the problem pastors. >> the fight will be one to watch as well because local law enforcement taking these ice detainers seriously and local police officer or sheriff's department arrest and illegal immigrant and they hold them and i.c.e. can come and get them. in the cases we are seeing play out over the last five years especially, local jurisdictions refused to hold the criminal aliens in the jail for i.c.e. to pick them up. they will be more funding from congress to be doing that more funding from the department of justice to encourage that kind of cooperation and less funding to continue magnet of paying debit cards and bailing out with many of the sanctuary jurisdictions using it to basically say, "come on in and we will give you free housing and free food and no basement and no consequences of going back to where you

. ♪ ♪ >> sandra: fox news alert happening right now, incoming border czar tom homan's meeting with newor eric adams. the democrat mayor says he is willing to work with the trump administration to deport illegal migrants who commit crimes from the city, but stopped short of saying that he'll end sanctuary city policies altogether. brand-new internal i.c.e. data obtained by fox news showing more than 1 million illegal migrants in the u.s. have final orders of removal. and homan says mass deportation efforts will start in sanctuary cities like chicago. a democratic chicago alderman joins us now. always good to have you on the program, welcome and thanks for being here. so ground zero, chicago will be, for these deportations to begin. how are people reacting to that? >> i met with tom homan earlier this week in a one-on-one and we discussed what we can do to work together, and there has been quite an uproar in the city of chicago, even now without on governor saying he is not willing to sit down with tom homan and president-elect donald trump and discuss how we can work together to remove

tom homan says i know where they are. we are going to deport them.we can't make a deal to get venezuela to take them back we are talking to other countries. someone is going to take them back they are already here. they are in half the country and they are scaring people because they are a terrorist organization and we can't afford that because these aren't the migrants taking your jobs. these are the migrants that are scaring us and harming us. >> 19 now, 16 a month ago. >> nicole: i think, again, now is the time to act. the problem that we have is we are sitting ducks because the damage that's been done under this administration, i love tom homan, i love his message, saying we are going to clean house and depart. unfortunately the damage has been done and it's going to be difficult to read these people out, vertically the criminals. people are concerned about deportation. hthese are people taking americn lives. we should want them gone. it's like a game of hide and seek. they've been coming in for four years, almost welcomed. people think they are

in your face, to the chicago mayor from tom homan. deportations will start in chicago.s president trump have a plan to eliminate dei from federal departments and agencies? chris rufo is concerned he doesn't. he'll be here. i'm john roberts. join sandra and me top of the hour for "america reports." see you in about 11 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: canadian prime minister justin trudeau tried to hit back at president-elect trump but instead he maned to insult you, all of you americans out there. you may remember at a recent meeting trump reportedly suggested to trudeau that canada become the 51st state if the country couldn't handle his border tariffs trump then doubled down on the jab, labeling the prime minister the "governor" of canada. here is trudeau's attempt at a counterpunch. >> we were supposed to be on a study if difficult sometimes march towards progress. and yet just a few weeks ago, the united states voted for a second time tend not elect its first woman president. everywhere women's rights and women's progress is under attack covertly and subtly. but i want you

in order to do that he has tapped tom homan to serve as his so-called border czar. not be subject to senate confirmation, which means that homan theoretically can get started right away and, boy, does he have plans. in order to help the if he had cal government identify and locate undocumented immigrants across the country, homan plans to set up hot lines that will allow ordinary americans to call in and report undocumented immigrants in their communities. nbc news reported this week that the trump administration plans to roll back a long-standing policy that prevented i.c.e. from making arrests in sensitive locations, like churches and schools and hospitals, except under special circumstances. trump transition officials are also exploring the possibility of building a new detention center along the border on land that the state of texas has generously made available to the federal government. if even one of these plans is launched it would be monumental operation, so to help us understand whether any of this is actually possible and what the likely impact would be,

trump border czar tom homan is going to ride to the rescue.e first deportations of illegal aliens. and he says he'll prosecute if anyone trying to stop it. that chicago resident you just saw speaking out is here to respond. but first, let's check in with dagen and brian to see what's coming up on "the bottom with line." brian: hey, liz, good to see you. okay, so drones, drones, drones. did you to know we actually have a long history of not getting answers on drones especially when they're around military bases? we've got a good lineup to talk about that, including lieutenant the governor win? sears. plus, rich mccormick is here to talk about, guess what? the having seen liability. you'd think it'd run out by now. think again. a. dagen: deroy murdoch and jason rantz try to make sense of this, taking men out of the word women? this is where the left wingnuts want to go with it, but men can participate in women's sports? brian: that's curious. dagen: top of the hour. ther the are he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time

leading the mass key poor station by tom homan. also birthright citizenship which we know under the 14th amendment will be a clash or challenge within scotus. again, i support the idea of one or both parents being american citizens. in order for the child to qualify. the other thing is going after the cultural wars. we have to get dei, esg and crt out of our schools, and our military, and out of our corporations. we need to get back to actually allowing each individual to be able to go ahead aand thrive because of their merits, not because of any type of inclusivity that they call it by race, gender, religion or otherwise. but also getting men out of women's sports. look, women's sports not a plan b for failed male athletes. we need to make sure that we are actually securing title ix, strengthening that and guaranteeing that women have the right to be able to succeed in their endeavors to play sports at the collegiate levels. >> katie: the economy, of course, war the top issue for voters in november. the left is down playing trump'

bill as a first priority come january in new york city mayor eric adams that incoming borders are tom homan. the senate will not pick up the tax cut until much later in 2025 with the border in oil production taking president. all the details coming up, check markets, futures indicated again at the start of trading with momentum and tech as the nasdaq finishes at another all-time high yesterday and the dow industrial struggles this week, where investors are putting the money coming up. european markets are mixed, take a look at the euros and with weakness in london but gains elsewhere. in asia overnight markets finish mostly lower we are more this morning on china's export ban of critical minerals to the united states in response to more sanctions put on ships. joining the conversation all morning long, bullseye in new jersey fund manager adam johnson is here, wealth management president rebecca walser is here and former new york state homeland security advisor marco balboni is here, "mornings with maria" is live local. we will kick it off, president-elect cabin nominees are making the round

in an interview i did yesterday with tom homan i asked him this. to this. >> how concerned are you someone's already come across the border who wants to do us harm? >> i'm very concerned. we've got over 2 million gotaways. these people more to get away and don't want to be fingerprinted or vetted. it should scare the hell out of everybody. it does me. i don't know how many come across the border but does say it's a bad day for america that's why i'm glad president trump will be in office. >> how do you find those people? >> that's law enforcement. >> so the question i have for you is can the trump administration find those gotaways in time? >> you know that's going to be the issue right there is you talk about gotaways these are people that snuck into the country and being able to avoid capture and law enforcement. this tragedy that took place in new york in the subway is a prime example of a got away that has been able to sneak into the country and the only reason why we're able to find them or arrest the criminal is the fact he committed a horrif

he is all in. >> adams retired from nypd as a captain in 2006 met with tom homan for an hour yesterdaydiscuss what both men say our plans to remove the illegal migrants committing violent crimes. adams says the city will "protect the rights of immigrants hardworking and give back in a positive way." but the common ground between human and tom homan nothing new as activists accuse adams of collaborating with incoming administration. >> we cannot allow a dangerous individuals to commit repeated violent acts of violence in our cities across america. i have said this before, and i am surprised anyone would attempt to state this is a new coming of eric adams. i have stated this over and over again little bit for the selection. >> so adams says he is exploring executive orders that would make it easier for local officers to cooperate with federal agents when migrants are charged with serious crimes like when a group of migrant men arrested for assaulting a pair of nypd officers earlier this year or i.c.e. confirmed these two man indeed tren de aragua gangs operating what was reportedly a dru

border czar tom homan. tom, it's great to have you this morning. thank you so much for being here.your reaction to what you're hearing from mayor adams wanting to meet with you now. a bit of a 360, isn't it? is. >> yeah. but, you know, i'm pleased. i'll be meeting with him thursday, and i hope we can partner on making new york city a safer communitiment president trump's been clear, we're going to prioritize public safety threats and national security threats, so i'm not surprised that mayor adams is coming to the table because i think his number one responsibility is the protection of his communities. i'm shocked that other mayors and governors who want to put roadblocks up. i can't believe any elected official does not want to remove public safety threats from their communities, but we're going to do it with them or without them. we're going to get this done. maria: tom, we just saw this report from the new york post that said 58,000 illegal criminals are running around in new york right now. and that they've already been convicted of crimes. tell me about that group. is that cor

with that being said, tom homan, president trump have made it clear that they're not goingo be goingthis country. there's far too many. what they will be targeting are criminal aliens, those that have criminal records. we theme all the time along the border from here in the united states. so it's been made clear that they're not going after everybody. so newsom can get off of that talking point, quit putting fear in people's mind and, bottom line, help protect his state. ashley: well, we're glad we have you doing just that, sheriff. thank you as always, and have yourself a great rest of the day. thank you for joining us. >>> by the w, if you're wondering about the trivia question, it's coming up right after this. ♪ .. to go further, you need to be ready for what's down the road. as energy demand continues to rise, we're harnessing breakthrough innovations to increase production in the u.s. gulf of mexico. our latest deepwater development, anchor, produces eviously inaccessible oil and natural gas, allowing us to deliver the energy we all need today so everyone can follow their own ro

there is the mayor sitting down with tom homan, and tom homan is in our green room and he'll be joiningbout the first sanctuary city they are planning to crack down on, it is not new york, hint. prosecutors working toward justice for 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray who police say was murdered by two venezuelan migrants, the d.a. joins "fox and friends" with an update on this case and it's a big one. plus, fox obtaining new video of reported drones over connecticut and new jersey last night. what are these drones actually capable of? we'll talk to an expert and ge a look at different models that could be buzzing over your house. one was over my house this week. doge looking for the best and brightest to work 80 hours per week with zero pay. one is dying to do it. "fox and friends" concert series continue with for king and country. kicking off 12 days of giving. that and more at top of the hour. stick around, put down that remote, todd and carley back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first." for more tha n a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-g

is a healthier way to whiten. >> dana: you are looking at the first photos, mayor eric adams and tom homanhe and homan have the same goal, to deport illegal migrants who might have been accused or have been accused of crimes. watch. >> we are going to protect the rights of immigrants in this city that are hardworking, giving back to the city in a real way. we are not going to be a safe haven for those who commit repeated violent crimes. we made terrible mistakes in the past by preventing to keep our cities safe from those who have committed repeated acts of violence. >> dana: and val adams embraces cooperation, his counterpart in chicago mayor brandon johnson, this guy, he is bowing defiance of trump's grecian plans. but tom homan's warning there will be consequences if he blocks deportations. >> chicago is in trouble because your mayor sucks and your government sucks. [applause] and we are going to start right here in chicago, illinois. now if you're chicago mayor don't -- doesn't want to help, he can step aside. but if he impedes us, if he knowingly harbors and conceals illegal alien, i

tom homan is going to enforce that. these jurisdictions and people attempting to obstruct the deportation of people who are here illegally should be held accountable and should be prosecuted. john then there is this issue, a lot of outrage over president biden's last-minute move to spare federal death row inmates after a record commutations granted just this month. 37 out of 40 people on death row. progressive squad member pressley is singing the president's praises. listen to this. >> state sanctioned murder is not justice. today what president biden did demonstrated moral leadership, compassionate leadership informed by his own faith and position he has held for a long time. wherever you fall on the issue of the death penalty one thing is for sure is that whether or not people think it is fair or unfair, it hasn't been applied fairly. it has had a desperate impact on black and low income people. john critics are pointing to the victims. one killed 12-year-old in 2010. another took the lives of 8-year-old and 9-year-ol

not a real bright guy guy, says tom homan isn't welcome in chicago. well, guess tom homans going to be day one. chicago, illinois in. you know what? be there. come get me the people. chicago has spoken. i wonder if you wish to go the black communities upset the whole is upset because violent crime is up and millions of dollars public services are being given to people who are not supposed to be here. meanwhile, the tax community that is in bad way because, the biden administration's economic plans, they're getting robbed every day by giving millions of dollars of people anonymous to be here. that's name that's not the way supposed to be, folks. it's not okay to be in this country illegally. it's not okay to enter this country is a crime. to enter this country illegally. now, let me continue to educate cities. you want to not. fine. shame on you if you don't want to protect your communities shame on you. but we're going to do it for you. you're not going to stop me. we're coming up on the roadblock you want. good. will not down. and don't cross that li

i think the biden administration is thinking that if they can't stop tom homan and i.c.e.g mass deportations which are very popular by the way, then they're literally going to prevent construction of the border wall. you already have these blue jurisdictions like denver, threatening a tiananmen square moment where they face off against the feds and confrontation with them to protect illegal aliens but this with the border wall is straight up sabotage. these materials if they're sold trump will have to start the federal funding process to get the border wall built again and he only has four years so it's very legitimate interference and i'll say about the countries he is threatening to cut off trade with, i think that's very important because countries should not be viewed as legitimate trading partners if they break the social compact which is to honor your neighbor's national sovereignty. maria: and the price of all of this is going up, as you know. we've reported that it's going to be at least $100 billion that the republicans want in that bill for the border. i reported

>> john: there is a live look at the city hall, where the mayor is meeting after a meeting with tom homan. to be a fly on wall, sandra, in that meeting. >> sandra: that will be one to watch. i like the poinsettias. >> john: i'm asking for a christmas tree but they haven't provided us with one yet. i need a christmas tree. >> sandra: all right. this has been fun. another big two hour. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john robert. right now "the story" with martha. >> martha: breaking news from mayor eric adams who sat down with tom homan, the in coming border czar in one of the most troubled immigration cities. stay tune for that. i'm martha maccallum. this is "the story'. great to have you with us. 24 days after we started seeing things like this over america's most densely populated area, the white house still basically says, we are not sure. we don't know what is up there. watch some of the reactions to the things in the sky. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven -- seven right here. what the heck. >> you can see how low they are. it's like right above the tree

now, his border is art tom homan said chicago will be ground zero for that plan. the windy city migrant crisis began in august of 2022 when 60 people work buster from texas o chicago. since then over 51000 have been brought to chicago from border states the city has spent nearly $613 million caring for them. here's homan's down with the mayor of chicago said he's going to do anything he can to prevent me from being successful. i will meet with anybody because this is about public safety and national security let's meet support let's work together you don't have to be immigration officers. we will do that be cops, beat law enforcement be elected representatives for your community. love your community a little more than you hate trump. so esteven let's bring in raymod lopez. so first of all six of $13 million spent on what? the amount of money spent on 52000 migrant asylum-seekers is just amazing and ridiculous all the same time. that is chicago taxpayer funds that could have helped our communities. could help the west side comments outside many of the distant veste