prosecutors are considering the death penalty. frazee has not entered a plea. patrick shanahan outgoing secretary of defense. james mattis transferring power during a secret phone call overnight. mattis sharing final thoughts in a letter to pentagon employees writing in part, quote: keep the faith in our country and hold fast alongside our allies, aligned against our foes. thanked shanahan. i now look forward to working with president trump to carry out his vision alongside strong leaders. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. pete: thank you, jillian. rachel: thank you so much. dean: not to mention football her eagles are in your minnesota vikings are out. pete: why did you have to do it. rachel: new year s new state law across the nation from being allowed to wear pink hunting clothes to paychecks. military deleting their new year s message. what they were ready to drop. we ll bring it to you. they tweeted it.
year s evnewyear s eve s show. rachel: colder when did you it and balmier. you had the president of the united states. pete: we did. we spoke to the president of the united states for 10 minutes exclusive on fox news channel. rachel: were you in times square? it looked like you there were talking to him. pete: i was in times square talking to him. that was kennedy last night. i don t know what time that was. unclear. no time stamp on that. kennedy is hilarious, by the way. we also had a swearing in of 8 new members of the u.s. army. dean: that s very cool. pete: live on the plaza. about to head to boot camp in the pouring rain. this is a great preview of what you will soon be dealing with. dean: embrace the stuff. that s good stuff. pete: absolutely. rachel: what did you do last night? dean: i was on the early support of the show with carley shimkus and griff jenkins and his coat. look at that coat. pete: he rocked it.
we re going to have a great year. have a really, really happy new year. i want to rock and roll all night and party every day i want to rock and roll all night. pete: if you follow the advice of kiss you are either still asleep or hung over. it s 2019. rachel: it s 2019 and you were partying all night as well. pete: i m still partying. the party never stops. did you actually sleep at all? pete: i slept a little bit. rachel: how much? pete: like in my office for a couple of minutes. that s all we need. dean cain and rachel campos-duffy on this tuesday holiday edition of fox & friends. dean: still monday for you. still new year s eve. pete: extension of monday. dean: did the whole new
that on the show last night i m here because this is a once in a lifetime thing our this is the time to see it iconic. something you have to go and do. rachel: it was raining and people didn t seem to care at all. they just seemed so happy and oblivious to what was going on. pete: they became happy at like 11:30. if you were there at 9:00 they were in the corner is it over yet. 11:30 they became happy. pete: you embrace the suck as you say and go through the difficult part and enjoy for 10 minutes the fun and out of there. they are out of there in 20 minutes. gone. dean: there was confetti in the hallways of my hotel. people dragged it in with them. confetti everywhere. rachel: while i was partying someone was wishing happy new year on twitter. pete: you go ahead and party i m still working but you go ahead and party. this is trump yesterday video from the white house. while i m at the white
hear different ideas. it just seems like such a stupid resolution to go i hope that this party goes away forever in america. that s dumb. pete: dean, being from holiday. dean: don t hold it against me. pete: comedy is under assault it s not funny or the things you used to be able to say is no longer tolerated. dean: i was watching 8 hours the other day within a 30-second span there were seven things that happened that you could not say today. there were racial overtones. there was bad words, language. i mean, everything in 48 hours. there is just no way you can do that today. rachel: that what happened when i watched sweet home alabama. this movie would have never been made today. dean: people would have been picketing it and boycotting it and actors. it s really kind of shocking. rachel: you are saying it s changing film making. of course it is. pete: jerry seinfeld said you couldn t do seinfeld today. i watch the office it s