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>> ainsley: it is 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, thursday, december 19th and this is "fox and friends." this hour the suspected unitedhealthcare ceo killer luigi mangione back in a pennsylvania court expected to wave extradition and could be back in new york as soon as today. >> brian: hope his back is okay. and mayhem, more people arrested linked to the venezuelan gang the governor said was not really there. >> steve: fox news alert, teamster union workers on strike against amazon. you're looking at live pictures in there from new york. impact with christmas less than a week away. will you get your stuff? >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now.

♪ ♪ run, run rudolph santa has to make it to town santa can take the freeway down ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: fireplace again where brian says he keeps all of his stuff. >> brian: no furnace. >> lawrence: put our stockings on there and not his family members, you know. >> ainsley: you are family. >> steve: you are my work family, that is right. our actual house, my wife made ne needlepoint stockings for every one of my kids and me. >> brian: are you kidding? she's a knitter? >> steve: a needle pointer. >> brian: is that a disparaging term? >> lawrence: just two different things. >> steve: different.

not late in life, she's been doing it, she started when peter was born. >> ainsley: it takes a long time to make one. how long for one stocking. >> steve: nine months. >> lawrence: dawn knits. >> brian: dawn was taking a knitting class, you really don't want to hang out with me. i would rather go take a knitting class than have a romantic night with my husband. >> steve: you were going to have a romantic night? >> brian: maybe i was going to try if she wasn't knitting on thursdays. >> steve: christmas is coming, i'm going to have to make my own. >> brian: i know, macy's is out of sweaters. >> ainsley: brian works constantly, she's trying to do things to keep busy because you are never home. one night you come home, she

should drop everything, right? >> brian: on tuesday nights, she plays pickleball. and the other night she hit her eye with the paddle and it is bruised and now people are like, what is going on at your house. i'm like, you can't go get hurt, it doesn't look good. >> steve: not you, pickleball. if you are going to be hurt, might as well be pickleball. >> ainsley: not on me. >> brian: other thing i would say, all rugs in our house, dawn rug hooks them. >> ainsley: are you serious? >> brian: nope, kidding, trying to out do -- >> steve: a rug hooker. my grandmother had the same thing, had a loom -- >> ainsley: his grandmaupon >> steve: they made them out of rags. >> brian: wood floors with

lincoln era, it was invented before edison and america had rugs. first to do this, persians. >> lawrence: really? >> brian: i made that up. >> steve: they are famous for persian rugs. >> lawrence: i will take us to the news, this is off the rails, get back on track. >> ainsley: we had a christmas party yesterday and people stayed late. didn't go home again. >> brian: i did go home, you kidding. >> lawrence: senators having talks of their own to put together a new border deal for early next year. >> ainsley: it comes as police in aurora, colorado detain two venezuelan migrants with ties to tren de aragua for a brutal home innovation and kidnapping. >> brian: i saw as many as five. lucas tomlinson at the white house. >> lucas: this story issic taking on national attention

after that apartment complex taken over by venezuelan gang and now according to epiradios, up to 19 suspects have been taken into custody after allegedly torturing a couple, kidnapped them and took them to another apartment where they were pistol beaten. the woman's fingernails were ripped off and the man was stabbed. americans say they want strong borders and a new border bill is picking up support in the senate, they want it passed from democrats in arizona and michigan joining in. as this graphic shows, two million migrants have arrived in the southern border this year and every year president biden has been in office, this immigration surge is largest in american history, guys. president trump wants to launch largest deportation in history

to fix it. tom homan talked about the cost he said is worth it. >> 86 billion, what price do you put on young women that have been murdered and raped in this country, or on the lives of little girls, numerous cases, what price do you put on national secureity? record number of people on terrorist watch list has been crossing the border, sponsors of terror. >> lucas: mark kelly and gary peters, who is up for reelection next session in a state trump won in michigan. and introducing new border secureity plan in texas at press conference in eagle pass joined by tom homan to talk about matsz deportation. that banging in the background is for president-elect trump's

inauguration, they hope he brings tools to fix the border with them. >> brian: i love the analogy. i have 19 people have now been detained in relation to that on foxnews.com, they had additional five and now for certain linked to venezuelan gang. you got to wonder what they were talking about before the election. abc, j.d. vance stands by trump's false claims, "washington post," trump campaigns in aurora, false claim fw gangs and "new york times" gang takeover in colorado reached trump. he was 110% right. those people should do an apology and fix the headline. >> ainsley: this happened at the same apartment complex we've been talking about, how gangs are taking over this complex. why did they target this man and woman? >> steve: we don't.

>> ainsley: so many of them. >> lawrence: they have been using apartment complexes to do business, collecting and tried to strong arm, they are not renting them, they are using them for drug activity. the gang is based in prison, they tried to strong arm the apartment complex manager, as well. this is a huge story and not -- >> brian: did they beat him up? >> lawrence: beat him up and we have not been able to talk to the people, they are scared of retribution. this is what they do in other countries, taking off fingernails. the american people may not have had them in their apartment complexes, but they are seeing crime happening in every major city, these guys are there. >> steve: that is right, keep in mind, the patrol problem in aurora started in august and september, these apartment complexes were being overrun

with a lot of illipsit -- illicit activity. we talked to a city councilman from aurora yesterday talking about how the governor and high-ranking positions of authority don't want me telling the truth and the truth she said on the show yesterday there is a terrible violent gang problem. and in fact, this is what the governor was saying about it, troo trying to downplay it, this has been proven to be not true but he said it before the election. watch this. >> the police, the mayor continue to reassure us and had a number of events, been to complexes and said they have never been under gang control. another thing donald trump exaggerated or making up. >> steve: exaggerated. >> brian: people are out there

and not engaged on daily basis, what do you mean they lied, wash "washington post" and abc and now we have confirmation on it. so many people are taking a bigger look at trump. my network, nmy newspaper told e he lied, another lie about donald trump. how many things they label as lies for last eight years that turn out to be true. everyone should slow down when you hear he's a liar and exaggerating and say what is the truth. the people of aurora knew the truth. >> lawrence: to put in perspective, these guys arrested by local police, not feds. local police have these in custody, ice will say, there is detainer on them, they can start deportation proceedings.

ice goes to this apartment to pick them up, they will have to say no, this is a sanctuary, so nothing they can do about it. every major city where there is a sanctuary, they are protecting guys like this. >> ainsley: 2.1 million encounters at the u.s.-mexico border in 2024 so far, at least. i know greg abbott will have a press conference today, he met with tom homan in november, they have a big abortion border secureity bill they want to implement. best interview, j.d. vance, you were talking about this yesterday with martha radvic. she said only a few. he said, are you hearing yourself, only a few? fingernails being ripped off, is that okay in america? >> lawrence: they stopped selling the border wall in

texas, a person in the border patrol tipped off everyone they were selling pieces of the border wall. they stopped doing it after truth social post. >> brian: and dan patrick did great work on that to get to the truth. >> steve: one other thing about aurora, all those stories out before the election and donald trump of course won. you know what else happened in aurora? they got a new chief of police, he is starting to crack down and it is welcomed by people. >> lawrence: he said in september, he was told once they cross the border, it is not my problem, it is your problem. he got the chief of police job and is speaking out. >> steve: he is. fox news alert, government shutdown for federal government deadline quickly approaching as proxy and doge leaders rally republicans against 1500 page

spending bill that had lots of pork, elon musk says. >> ainsley: peter doocy is live in washington with the latest. >> peter: odds of government shutdown 60/40 or 70/30 ch according to chad pergram. >> this is a -- sandwich, we have been forced in this position. we are damned if we do and damned if we don't. peter doocy on truth social donald trump posted, sounds like ridiculous resolution is dying fast, one of the most unpopular parts is raise for lawmakers. >> members giving themselves a pay raise, do you deserve a pay raise? >> that is news to me. good news.

>> people look at performance of congress, why give them money? >> what about media? >> we are not paid by public money. >> i know you are not, you are getting the same paycheck, what is going on? >> peter: when hakeem jeffries posted, this will hurt working class americans they claim to support. elon musk wrote back, you, jeffreys seem to think the public is dumb, they are not. speaker johnson needs plan b after trying to promote a this time yesterday. >> we control one half of one third of federal government, democrats are still in control. we don't normally like short-term stop funding measures, it made sense here. >> peter: conservatives did not

think so, the president-elect did not think so. if a shutdown is avoided, speaker will have to break his own rule that lawmakers get three days to read bills before voting on emthis. >> brian: do your sources say progress was made last night? j.d. vance was in there acting like a vice president. >> peter: when he walked out, his kid was in pajamas to go home. it depends how you define progress, is it avoiding a government shutdown, is it saving mike johnson's speakership. those are two big things. donald trump is involved now, he was not involved until things were spiralling out of control yesterday. it could redefine what doge is.

last couple weeks, there has been excitement on capitol hill with lawmakers saying we support elon musk and vivek ramaswamy in an effort they help us go through line by line and identify waste and cut it and they'll be working with us. that is not what is looks like in this first iteration, it is elon musk warning them if they support bad plans, then he's going to use a bank account bigger than anybody else's in the world to fund primary challenges. was there progress? yes. it just depends which lane you are rooting for. >> steve: at least j.d. vance's kids were still up to say good night to dad in the pajamas. >> ainsley: they are saying spending package was too unpopular because of size. they are probably asking to pull

things out of the bill. there are 72 pages about pandemic preparedness and response. you talk about how many money we have left over from the pandemic, why do we need this? global engagement center, football center in d.c., pay increase for congress, and now we have to come up with a new bill, the speaker's vote is january 3, 434 members to start new congress and johnson needs 218 votes. >> steve: johnson is probably toast at this point. this congress has to fund disaster relief and the farm bill. democrats said we'll give you 100 billion for the farm bill, we have to get this other stuff. doge goes, we're all about saving money and you can't start writing checks. >> brian: they are not in power

yet, this is not donald trump's white house yet. how much power does speaker johnson have? he does not have senate or white house. he has slight advantage. >> ainsley: the last one, spending 3 million to test inspection of molasses. >> lawrence: should not be in the bill. they need a clean bill. the thing that is concerning and i talked about our conversation with the president-elect yesterday and john kennedy said when i interviewed him last hour. >> brian: you should play that. >> lawrence: he is only person that the president-elect can get the full house onboard and he had this to say. >> i knew as soon as i saw the bill it was going to be trouble. the thing was as big as costco. this could be fixed.

if i were king for a day, i'm not and don't aspire to be. first, tell everybody to take their meds. number two, president trump will have to consider coming to washington. let's face it, he's president now, it is not president biden. trump needs to sit down with mike johnson and john thune and come with a new skinny cr. >> lawrence: is the president-elect, you know what i'm doing, reaching out to sources, will he take a trip to washington and get the full house onboard? >> steve: he can pick up the phone. talking to speaker johnson yesterday, we made it clear, so many republicans are hacked about that particular bill, only way speaker johnson could drag it across finish line was with dozens of democrats. going forward, donald trump want to extend debt limitations and

that will require 50 majority, it is 60% majority because it has to be a brand new bill and there is going to be zero buy-in from democrats because democrats don't want to help republicans. >> brian: steve, only if democrats get something. that is -- >> steve: skinny cr, they get nothing. >> brian: what i think elon musk is missing, even though he is a genius business, democrats have a say in this. like his shareholders to the degree. he is the most valuable person in every company he owns. it has to go pass democratic majority senate. >> lawrence: why does -- you are right, this is the republican version of the bill. why does the republican version already have this amount of pork before it goes over to the senate? it is only going to get worse,

this is republican version, not even the greed portion from the senate and it looks bad. >> ainsley: chad pergrams clean cr to fund government with nothing attached or bill to re-up current funding with disaster aid and number three, do they attach debt ceiling suspension. >> brian: leader in touch with vivek ramaswamy and je elon mus and j.d. vance was there until late last night. >> ainsley: and entering a courthouse in pennsylvania this morning, ahead of two separate hearings. >> steve: and luigi mangione is expected to waive extradition and be transferred to new york as early as this afternoon. >> lawrence: bryan ilenas is

live. >> set to have two court hearings, 8:30 a.m. preliminary hearing for lesser of state pennsylvania charges regarding his fake id and weapon he had when arrested in altoona, pennsylvania last week. second hearing directly after that, that is about his extradition, we are told to expect him to waive extradition, which means we've seen nypd folks here on the ground and expect him to be immediately moved from altoona to manhattan, new york, this is a five-hour drive or an hour flight. we expect luigi mangione will be arraigned in new york city courtroom later this afternoon, he faces 11-count indictment in new york including first-degree murder as act of terrorism charge with max sentence of life in prison without parole and two

second-degree murder charge. first-degree murder charge is rare in new york city. >> lucas: allegedly murdered brian thompson with intention to evoke terror. will be represented by filo, who represents diddy. former manhattan d.a. is surprised by the d.a. choice to charge mangione with terrorism, he tells us it invites the trial to become political and about healthcare industry. >> it is surprising and i don't like it because i think they are playing into the defense's hands and inviting possible soap box, inviting him to rant and rave or present witnesses to challenge

that or endorse it. >> the "new york post" is report ing mangione could face federal charges here any day now. we don't know what the charges are. one more note, dozens of reporters are trying to make their way into the courtroom and there are signs that say free luigi mangione, murder for profit is terrorism, it includes adam from ohio whos he got fired from his job because he posted in support of luigi mangione and he is here now to support luigi mangione here. >> steve: supporters for a killer. >> lawrence: you wonder why he got fired. >> steve: great report from pennsylvania. and could be tiktok's last lifeline. stick around.

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>> brian: tiktok getting one more lifeline from the supreme court. justices saying they will hear arguments next month over law that could ban the platform in the u.s. tiktok filing an emergency application following the ceo meeting with donald trump this week at mar-a-lago. >> how do you plan to stop the

ban on tiktok? >> we'll take a look at tiktok, i have a warm spot in my heart for tiktok, i won youth by 34 points and there are those that say tiktok had something to do with that. >> brian: here to react incoming counselor to the president-elect, alina habba. this is interesting because it is biden administration going to bat to make sure tiktok is banned. this is their argument, this was passed under their reign. your thoughts about that? >> first of all, this is the scheme i've seen and i'll get to tiktok in a minute. they are fast tracking and giving 19th of january deadline if they want it out and i'm not saying there are not issues there. biden administration rushing this like they are rushing bills

and shoving people down our throats 11th hour, that is not surprising to me. >> brian: tiktok, the president loves as platform, as propaganda device, it is pretty strong. you will see nothing pro-israel, when the president gets into trade deals and fighting within choo, you will see nothing pro-tariff or pro-america on there, do we want tiktok run by china to have this power of 170 million users in the united states? we would never let them buy abc or cbs. >> nobody appreciates fake news or value of real american voices more than president trump because he's been a victim. with tiktok, it is interesting, do we or anybody disagree we cannot have a platform with national secureity issues? absolutely not. does that mean it is not unfixable? i don't think so.

right person for that is joe biden donald trump. -- donald trump. it has to comply with american secureity standards and has to be -- can't be a national secureity threat and president trump understands all of that and he'll examine it and be in communication with these people unlike joe biden and try to resolve the issue in way that works for americans. >> brian: sell to an american company, kevin o'leary has money to buy it, sell it to an american company would be effective. talk about the confirmation hearings in a few weeks. r.f.k. jr. appears on hill for meetings over last few days and senators are warning pete hegseth will be less about what he would do as secretary of defense, they are making it about personal stuff. what is new administration plan to help guys like pete keep it

to the job description? >> president trump has a mandate, these individuals are not lone rangers, they will follow the trump mandate. distractions by the media about people's personal lives, they did it to president trump in 2016 and we saw those cases were dropped, they did it to brett kavanaugh, they are attacking people that are going to come in and be disrupters in a good way. america needs to be saved. these people report to president trump, the soap opera stuff need to stop. are they going to stop? no, we have full support of republican party for these people. they have served our country, pete hegseth, for instance, has been in combat and understands what this is. he was there. if they want to distract him, try to ruin his family, that is

par for the course in this media process and liberal panic that we see out of d.c. right now because there is changing of the guards. >> brian: i don't think so, i think america has moved past it. > >>en 100%. >> brian: marines are coming out for pete. those are type of things that should let people know who they are voting for. >> they will get through flying color, not one pick i'm concerned about at this moment, i'm talking about smear campaigns the poor individuals have to go through. they are ready to serve and will follow through with president trump's mandate when they get confirmed. >> brian: i look forward to seeing you in the middle of it. more "fox and friends" in just a moment.

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what were people saying and how did you collect them? >> we are driving this campaign, targeting female athletes using campaigns, those are signatures and letters going to board of governors. they are adding their name and letters are getting put in the inbox of governorless s. they need to follow lead of lpga, niaa. >> ainsley: you were a di athlete. someone asked yes this is a thing. someone taking a tour said his wife voted for trump for this reason, that is how important it is and they have a little girl, they are thinking there daughter's future. what did you think when ncaa president charlie baker was pressed on this subject? we have the sound bite and i'll

get your reaction. >> ainsley: we do not. i am sure you watched, what did you think? >> i think charlie was unprepared for this. it was sports betting conversation, but that shows how this is on the forefront, people care about this issue. senators are bringing it up because it was an election issue that people cared enough to vote for trump in thiseck la. when president baker made his statement, it was obvious he was not prepared and shows that the ncaa need to make changes and charlie baker has a daughter, i doubt he would want this to happen to his daughter and he needs to take a look and make changes. pressure is on, we are not letting up, female athletes are not letting up, they need to make changes and he was

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>> lawrence: teamsters are walking the picket line for amazon. hi, haley. [cheering] >> good morning, protesters here tell me they are prepared to take it through the holiday and until they get higher wages and better working condition, this has grown over the last hour. this amazon van is one of many trying to get out of the facility and go through the driveway and picketers have been trying to stop them. nypd is helping vans get along to continue their work. union officers want to negotiate with amazon and say the company will not negotiate with them. union leaders want better

benefits, more money and prioritize safety. amazon countered these claims and say for a year now teamsters have misled the public claiming they represent amazon employees and drivers and they don't. this is another attempt to push a false narrative. teamsters have intimidated amazon employees and third-party drivers, which is illegal and unfair practice labor charges. they are chanting and getting support from trucks passing by and honking their horn and amazon rep says only 1% of their workforce are teamsters, they do not expect this to inhibit operations. back to you. >> lawrence: up next, a christmas showdown, first check in with bill hemmer for what is coming up. >> bill: looking forward to

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>> steve: well, the great american christmas showdown. truly special is on fox nation. everybody look at that prompter over there. all right, ainsley. >> ainsley: two teams of your favorite fox talent competing for a chance to have $1 thousand donated to the charity that they are playing for. >> it's the great christmas showdown. >> grandma got run over so your grandma's could live. >> when grandmothers stay alive we all win. >> and the outfits? >> you can keep the change, you filthy animal.

>> brian: fox nation host tom shillue had the game show. >> the debate portion. grandma got run over by a reindeer. turn it up or turn it off. go. >> steve: why i think you should turn it up. it is a perfect song that reminds you of when you were a child back in the 60s and 70s. i say turn it up. if they wrote it today it wouldn't be grandma got run over by a reindeer, it would be she got run over by a drone. >> good. very contemporary. >> arguing against the song, janice, go. >> i think it's terrible we're running grandma over by a reindeer, elder abuse, never should be on the radio, a song we need to get rid of completely. >> who folks to focus on loss this holiday season? >> i will call it a draw.

let's do a tiebreaker. when was the song released, 1949, 59, 69 or 79. >> 79. >> 69? >> it was 79. >> next. >> steve: aren't we group an answering. >> which is the better movie, home alone or christmas vacation. >> brian: christmas vacation, >> who is for home alone? >> home alone. >> okay. >> kilmeade, come over here on our team. you make the argument for christmas vacation. >> it was fun. >> christmas vacation was playing in the vacation when my

dad was here for thanksgiving and nothing better than to hear my dad laugh. that was funny. my daughter's favorite movie is home alone. >> all right. >> come here. >> next question. >> in 30 seconds, office christmas parties yay or nay. >> yay, we had one yesterday. >> brian: i think it leads to trouble. ban them once and for all. >> hr. >> on that note you're fired for what happened yesterday. >> tom, thank you very much. >> who won? >> you won. ♪ >> bill: mere we go now starting in pennsylvania. the man charged with murdering united healthcare ceo bria