right now. ♪ but the very next day ♪ you gave it away ♪ >> not quite feeling like christmas because it is kind of warm. >> people in new york city but it is december 1st. >> welcome to it. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. >> thank you for starting the day with us. donald trump calling on georgia governor to override the secretary of state on matching signatures. >> it comes as a judge orders state officials to respond to sidney powell's dominion voting machine lawsuit by tomorrow. >> give jenkins live in washington to break it down. >> reporter: a lot happening in georgia. let's unpack it starting with the president again claiming victory promising more lawsuits and ratcheting up his feud with the republican governor tweeting why won't governor camp, the hapless governor of georgia uses emergency powers which can be easily done to overrule his obstinate secretary of state and to a match of signatures on envelopes. it will be a gold mine of fraud and we will easily win the state, the tweet was flagged by twitter and governor kemp rejected the president's call saying georgia law prohibits the government from interfering in elections. this as a federal judge orders state officials including the governor and secretary of state to respond to inspection demands relating to sidney powell's lawsuit alleging dominion voting system machines are part of a vast voter fraud scheme. dominion denied the claims, georgia's elections chief dismissed it. >> the ridiculous claim of these lawsuits are just that, they are insanity. fever dream made up, internet, ball, nothing was shipped overseas, no votes were switched. we did a hand on it. the idea of a machine slipping didn't happen. there is no proof of dominion system having any faults. >> reporter: the state as into wednesday to respond. meanwhile all eyes turning to the hotly anticipated senate runoff where 940,000 absentee ballots have been requested and secretary of state launches an investigation into four, third-party outside groups allegedly seeking to influence the vote. >> these third-party groups have a responsibility to not encourage illegal voting. if they do so they will be hold responsible. >> among the accusations, a registered that women in alabama, encouraging college students to temporarily change residency, the group has denied any wrongdoing. see what the president has to say when he goes down to georgia to campaign for leffler and purdue on saturday, perhaps this will come up but it is early in the week. >> i'm sure he will say a whole lot. appreciate it. >> fox news contributor and law professor jonathan turley says these groups are signing up new voters in georgia, they could be in serious trouble with the law. >> it just happens to be a crime so it is breathtaking many of these groups have this rallying cry to protect democracy and all votes should be counted and yet they are actively subverting the absence of democracy, trying to bring in false votes, false voters and you saw that with the new york times columnist saying people should move to georgia to vote. it is not disconnected from the criminal code. this is a matter of georgia criminal law. interferes officials are pretty bird to prosecute people. shannon: in arizona donald trump's legal team alleges election fraud conspiracy during the hearing with state lawmakers. >> also observing from officials. >> it comes as arizona and wisconsin certified joe biden's win. the president bashing arizona governor doug doocy for going there. >> all different things and on top of it, leonard to see. just rushed it, delegates into the senate. >> doocy responding in a series of tweets assuring the state took proper measures saying, quote, we got id that every paul, we review every signature, every single one by hand unlike other states that use computers, prohibitions on ballot harvesting. >> doctor scott atlas resigning as donald trump's special advisor on the pandemic. in his resignation letter fox news obtained, praised operation warps speed for delivering a vaccine. atlas whose advisors frequent the criticize defending his record to tucker carlson. >> i think we now saw that science has been politicized. america and its universities need to how to tackle rebuke or intimidation the free exchange of ideas because it is from the free exchange of ideas that scientific truths follow. >> atlas joins the white house in august, his 130 day appointment as a special government employee was to expire next week. and encouraging update from operation warps, experts say any american looking for a vaccine could get one by summer. >> this as hospitalizations soar nationwide and state leaders look to i knew lockdowns. jackie ibanez live now. >> some good news to wake up to this morning with two vaccines waiting for emergency approval, operation warps speed's promising timeline for all americans. >> what is your expectation come june? >> 100% of americans who want the vaccine will have a vaccine by that time. >> a cdc panel will meet to discuss how the vaccine should be distributed. expert say front-line workers will likely receive the first doses. the encouraging news comes at a dismal time in the us, hospitalizations reaching a record high with 96,000 people admitted. in rhode island officials are preparing to use field hospitals after declaring their systems are at full capacity and in new york governor andrew cuomo says overwhelmed hospitals could lead to another lockdown. >> if we had a real hospitalization crisis we could potentially to what new york did, california to california path which is basically a stop all movement onto another. >> reporter: the governor unveiling of 5 point winter plan for the state. focusing on monitoring hospitals, capacity increasing testing, keeping schools open safely and limiting small gatherings as well as vaccine distribution. in california governor gavin newsom is threatening a new lockdown order if cases continue to surge. >> if these trendss continue we have to take much more dramatic, arguably drastic action. >> some californians are resisting. ito joe, shutting down outdoor and outdoor dining, the restaurant seeing a french laundry sign, breaking his own covid-19 rules at a dinner party, says he won the state's 58 counties, could be placed under a stay-at-home order. back to you guys. >> thanks. the founder and ceo of solid core, a fitness company, defied the latest round of restrictions in washington dc and the city shut her down. she says it isn't fair. >> every other retail operation is able to remain open, restaurants, bars, there is specific call out for fitness classes that have to close even though we are capable of adhering to the same regulations that are in place for gyms and fitness centers, all of a sudden -- all we want is to be treated equitably and we don't think that's too much to ask. >> she said she has respected all the restrictions thus far and there has not been any covid-19 spread through any of her studios. overnight seattle police makes four arrests during a protest on capitol hill. officers witness protesters smashing windows at a starbucks, the department's twitter account said officers were hit with bottles and rocks. demonstrators spray-painted messages attacking officers. the department of justice moved to dismiss michael flynn's case following a pardon from donald trump is according to the filing the former national security adviser has immunity from, quote, any and all possible offenses stemming from the russia probe. flynn's cases pending before judge a matilda who refused to dismiss it, despite the doj urging him to do so. iowa state board certified marionette miller meeks's victory in her race for congress. miller meeks defeating rita heart by a razor thin margin. she joined 17 of the republican women who were elected to the house this year, yesterday she shared her excitement on "fox and friends". >> we have robust resumes beyond our 6, we have a group of talented incoming freshmen women and it is going to be very exciting to work with them and work to regain the house in 2022. >> the campaign suggested it will challenge the results. speaking of christmas, national christmas tree is officially up, the lighting ceremony was close to the public because of the pandemic, the annual event in washington dc was recorded and will be streamed online thursday. karen pence unveiled the christmas decorations, this year's theme is old-fashioned christmas highlighting the holiday season. still ahead joe biden rolling out members of his economic team tapping many from the obama and clinton administrations. what does it mean for you the taxpayer? >> we ask financial expert mitch rishel coming up next. ♪ money money money ♪ .. crest gum detoxify. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. crest. robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >> good morning, welcome back, president-elect joe biden's economic pics met with mixed reviews in washington and beyond. >> that is hard to the obama administration, what can we learn from the past to predict the biden economy at future? his financial expert mitch rishel. >> let's talk about janet yellen. she was the former fed chair which was a nonpolitical position but she has also openly criticize donald trump's tax cuts. how do you feel about her as treasury secretary and what does this mean for the american taxpayer. >> the financial markets really like her. from the time last night when her potential appointment was leaked out the markets rallied. she's been doing this as a policymaker, she was on the fed board of governors, fed president, has been doing this for decades and she has been very accommodative and when the economy is as fragile as it is pumping more money into it from the fed and the treasury working hand in glove together is viewed is a good thing by and large she will be confirmed, both sides of the aisle will be supportive. shannon: interesting to see what that will mean for small business owners with the treasury overseeing the irs, something to keep in mind. let's talk about the liberal think tank center for american progress, she got a lot of criticism in the past of gop senators but she also has criticism from senator bernie sanders in 2019, sent a letter accusing her of maligning his staff and be littering progressive ideas, marking his status as a millionaire. he is angered republicans, she has anchored bernie sanders. do a lot of people support this pic? >> potentially a sacrificial lamb. bernie sanders and mitch mcconnell agree on something, not supporting her is one of them and interesting that her think tank, the center for american progress, she is very progressive and that tax and spend policy is not something they are looking to get behind and the last thing we need is more deficits which she is supportive of. that will be a hard one with both the left and the right not being supportive. >> kamala harris facing backlash for posting a tweet saying she and joe biden want to support small businesses but back in june she asks people to donate to the minnesota freedom fund, an organization that helped bail out protesters, some of the rioters who were put in prison, arrested because they looted and destroyed small businesses. how do you feel about this coming from kamala harris? >> i thought her comment about supporting small business was pretty rich. small businesses and apple pie, businesses that were vandalized because of looters and rioters, the majority of those businesses were black minority owned businesses that supplied services and goods to the community and employed folks in that community. we may find her walking that one back, small businesses are the backbone of the economy that employ a third of our workers and the reality, those who seek to hurt small businesses and support those who hurt small businesses won't be well by the small business community. >> a tough year to look at these numbers, small businesses being the backbone. small business confidence dropped to an all-time low. this is understood after what happened with the pandemic in the course of the last 8 to 9 months but when you look at joe biden in office and what that could mean for small business owners, people are really nervous right now. >> consumer confidence fell, the fact that holiday sales were good, probably retail therapy for all of us but the reality, there is going to need to be stimulus to help small businesses. the patient protection program has money that is unused, helping small business is vital especially as we enter a new phase of lockdowns. >> thank you for your insights, appreciate it, have a good day. >> still had organs spending millions of taxpayer dollars on a covid-19 relief program that only african-americans can apply for. the outrage and legal challenges rolling in. >> accused of stepping multiple people at a church after being deported three times, former dhs legal counsel mike powell on the sanctuary fallout next. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. >> good morning, the supreme court hearing arguments over excluding illegal immigrants from the 2020 census. joining me to explain the implications, oversight council and senior advisor, mike hill. donald trump wants to exclude illegal immigrants from the census and that counts to figure out how many house seats each state gets. he says if you include illegal immigrants it incentivizes states to promote illegal immigration. what happens during yesterday's up in court hearing and why is this important? >> the president doesn't want to exclude them from the census, the supreme court ruled a year ago they cannot do that. would he wants to do is send a number to congress for a portion that is determining the total number of seats you get in each state for congress and that number should be based on the amount of illegal citizens an area to exclude illegal aliens so the supreme court was grappling with this question yesterday, came up from appeals, the appeals court basically said it could have a chilling effect on participation in the census, now the census taking us over, that's no longer the case, this will have an injury to state because some states will lose representation in an unfair way. the supreme court yesterday, we were not sure how the data would work out. and what the injury would be, to the state. the supreme court had a bunch of questions whether it was the right time to hear this case. between the relevant case law including the census director and secretary of commerce having a lot of authority for the direction of policy questions. they've done this before with foreign citizens who were on business as well as the issue of what to do overseas. >> one of the reasons some say donald trump might have a tough time winning this is because the constitution the weight is worded sort of points to all residents being counted and assistance, covid-19 was even mulling over yesterday. >> the relevant word is persons construed to mean inhabitant which is construed to mean people with allegiance to an area and enduring ties. it is fair to say illegal aliens have no allegiance to the united states, their allegiance is to their home country, so that is one of the questions we are dealing with. from a policy aspect it is a slamdunk. illegal aliens should not be counted for the vote. not the home country to which they bear allegiance, to be drafted into the military or perform service, not relevant to the purpose as congressional districts are structured. >> it decides the house seat and the federal funding each state gets, every state wants a bigger slice of that pie. we appreciate it. >> still had scandal rocking big pharma. in a report claiming a consultant push to give rebates for overdoses as new jersey faces backlash for using the same firm to handle its pandemic response. our next guest who lost her son to an overdose joins us. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >> oregon is spending millions of dollars of taxpayer money on a covid-19 relief program for african-americans always. the grant program now the target of two lawsuits. dan springer has more on the race-based relief. >> being shut down for three months during the covid-19 crisis put the owner of this beauty salon in portland in debt 30,$000 was a grant from the oregon cares fund was a lifeline. >> of the types of loans visible extra scrutiny. i experienced it more than once myself so we have a more difficult time accessing resources. >> other black business owners are the recipients of the oregon covid-19 relief, $62 million fund in federal taxpayer money accessible only to blacks. >> not to whites, not a hispanic, not the asian-americans, not 8 native americans but only to blacks. that is unfair, that is unconstitutional and polarizing in our nation today. >> two lawsuits have been filed arguing the grant program violates the full protection clause of the fourteenth amendment. dismantling racial segregation but advocate site the study showing black-owned businesses failed more than twice the rate of white owned businesses through april. >> it is a fact that black owned businesses and would be entrepreneurs do not have the same access to capital as others in our country. because of bias in the system. >> the ongoing research shows after lockdowns were lifted there were 2% more black-owned businesses than before the pandemic. whites were still down one presented asians 17%. maria garcia is suing oregon, mexican immigrant important coffee shop owner wrote on facebook this lawsuit is not anti-black or pro-latino to listen for our elected officials that the state his offer equal opportunities. the oregon fund has given out half of $62 million in grants with most of the rest approved so the cash will be gone, and whether it is legal to help one race at the exclusion of all others. >> mitch mcconnell sees no reason why congress can't pass a coronavirus relief package before the end of the year. >> the american people are counting on us, small businesses that hung gone for most of the year to survive, a few more months, the paycheck protection program. >> bipartisan group of senators working on getting a deal done to break the stalemate between congress and the white house. lawmakers have until congress adjourned to december 21st. >> as purdue pharma plead guilty in their role in the opioid epidemic documents reveal consulting firm mckinsey and company suggested they pay rebates to pharmacies for overdoses link to oxycontin. phil murphy is in the hot seat for using the same firm to manage his state's pandemic response. >> the notion of putting a price on somebody's life is so offensive it is beyond the pale. on the other side, we have been advised by a number of firms, they've done a good job, that includes mckinsey. >> you to react new jersey republican chairman doug steinheart and founder of moms against drugs, thank you for being here, appreciate it. let's pull up some of this information mckinsey suggested that 2500 cvs customers developed opioid use disorder, 14,$810 would be available in a rebate for folks event and as you can see it is important to note cvs did not say they received any rebates but when you look at the factors companies getting millions in taxpayer dollars from the state of new jersey they do other work including supporting agencies like new jersey transit, other things, they played a role in the administration's covid-19 response but you say phil murphy and the state of new jersey, why? >> the addiction awareness task force, the horrors of the opioid crisis, my heart goes out to parents who lost loved ones, phil murphy can know his top public relations consulting firm and covid-19 epidemic was put in place, the lives of overdose victims and still stick with them despite that knowledge is unconscionably cold and callous. >> what happens to your son? >> ten years ago my son experienced trauma and unbeknownst to me he was taking pain pills and he came crying to me one day and said i need help and he said i am addicted, taking pain pills. i asked how many he was taking a day and he told me 30. i dropped to my knees, i couldn't even imagine it. i then took him to a doctor who recommended he go to an intensive care patient program and it was a he was turned on to heroin in outpatient program. i had also gone to my pharmacist and asked him how the heck did my son get a hold of that many pain pills and again this was ten years ago and the pharmacist said to me the money, the money, it is all about the money and i never understood what that meant but i do today obviously. >> i am sorry to hear the story, sorry for your loss, how do you feel about the conversation we are having about this big company being involved in the pandemic, the covid-19 response and do you feel a price is being put on the lives of not only your son but the rest of the victims and families out there who lost loved ones because of this? >> 100%. i had to read the article 3 times because i couldn't believe what i was reading. i couldn't believe somebody could be that calculating, to put a price on our kids, my child's head into thousand 17, predicted how many children lost loved ones were going to be murdered from the pill and put 14,800 per incident or event is what they called it, what kind of person puts a price on a child's head. a complete slap to every breathing family member out there, i represent every breathing family member. my organization, drug epidemic awareness walk across america and across every state showing our beautiful children's faces to bring awareness to take away the stigma and to let everyone know this can be your child's. a complete shock, it is a disgrace quite honestly. >> i know you're fighting for debbie and so many others like her. where do we go now as we wrap this up? >> it is a disgrace, former gaps decision to stick with mckenzie deals with the major flaw in his character and gives me concern of my home state, new jersey the same spin doctors selling this on governor murphy's covid-19 response. over a third of new jersey small businesses closing. mckenzie is not papering over the governor's covid-19 response it begs the question why keep them at all and that is why we call for him to do the right thing and drop these bad actors. shannon: thank you for joining us and hard to share your story but appreciate your being here, people need to hear it. gun violence rising sharply in philadelphia over the holiday weekend. police say 20 people were hers, more than a dozen shootings across the city, the victims included 16-year-old boy fighting for his life after he was shot multiple times, the city has seen 200,000 shooting victims this year, 53% increase from last year. senator joe manchin sounding off on alexandria ocasio cortez telling the new york times, quote, i don't know the young lady, i never met her. i am understanding she's not that active in committee, she's more active on twitter than anything else. his comments follow this photo of herself staring at him after he blasted the d fund the police movement. the time is now, 40 minutes after the hour. and or dining band in illinois but our next guest is defined. you sending a message to the governor. we have that next. change welcome back. iran may have taken another hit to its top-ranked, revolutionary guard commander reportedly killed in an airstrike just days after the killing of the top nuclear scientist, live in the middle east, iran denies the report. >> new overnight there are reports indicating that iranian the matter was killed in a drone strike along the iraq syria border. those reports of not been confirmed. we will continue to follow that strategy comes as iran is claiming last friday's killing of the top nuclear scientist outside of terror on was done completely remotely. we know the story line would serve iran that has repeatedly been embarrassed by israel and foreign actors operating within their borders. this came from the secretary of iran of supreme national security council who reiterated the republicans believe israel is behind the attack, the level for the israeli military remains the same boat benjamin netanyahu made clear he is prepared for an attack from iran or its proxies in the region. senator tom cotton waiting on the situation referencing this killing and the us drone strike that took out soleimani earlier this year. >> it has been a bad year for terrorist masterminds in iran. if you're working in the higher reaches of the iranian government you don't want to be walking under any letters anytime soon. >> we are single countries like bahrain and the uae distanced themselves from the killing last friday. they are concerned they could see a response from iran take place in their country. carley: thank you so much. meantime across the country restaurants being pushed to the brink under tight restrictions and struggling to stay afloat but after a return to near lockdown in illinois one restaurant owner is pushing back. mike laughlin joins us with why he is staying open. good morning. restaurant in illinois 40 minutes west of chicago. governor said you have to shut or a indoor dining, you decide to keep your doors open, why? >> i didn't have a choice. if i close again i won't be able to reopen at all. it was a simple choice for me. we were asked to close for two weeks to help stop the curve and here we are 8 and a half months later and have to close again. we spent thousands on plexiglas, sanitizing stations, air purification systems in a restaurant and still have to close which we can't survive. employees are counting on me to stay open, single moms who need this job. to be it was a no-brainer. i am not the only one out here. most of us are staying open. we have to. we can't survive by closing our doors. try to survive on 25%, crazy as well. >> interesting to hear you say you spend a lot of money on that air purification system and still you are not able to seat people inside. what is the communication been about you staying open? >> it has been pretty good. we are getting support from the community. there are people, i call them haters that don't agree with us staying open but they are not the ones in survival mode. we don't stay open we can't reopen. jumping and helping us out as well, we've been waiting for that for a while. >> you took the words out of my mouth. i was going to ask about stimulus and how much another round of stimulus would help your small business. is that something you really need right now? >> desperately. we need it desperately. >> have you heard from the state or local governments about you deciding to break the rules and stay open? >> we have. we got to gather and got an attorney to represent us. we had some calls from local government and the health department and whatnot but we are still open for business. >> this pandemic has created health and economic crisis and i understand, a lot of people understand people have a right to make a living and if you do it safely them all power to you. thank you for coming on, appreciate it. >> still ahead, is giving tuesday:patriotic nonprofit seeking support by shipping christmas fountains to our troops, the cofounder and director of military family ministry joins us live next. ♪ it's christmas ♪ it's christmas ♪ it's christmas ♪ do anything you can ♪ to open the door ♪ you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned that we can sell all of our policy or keep part of it with no future payments, who knew? 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[what's this?] oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. >> good morning, welcome back. military families, ministry brings the holiday season for the poor us service members every year and they aren't letting the pandemic get in the way. joining us on giving tuesday with how you can help his father of battles of heart, boot camp for military moms and cofounder of military families ministry usa, thank you for being here, appreciate it. tell us how this started, tell us the back story of your son and how important it was for you to send him well wishes and the necessities he needed when he was overseas. >> my son and most in the service does two days after graduating from high school in 2005 and 5 months later he was on his way to baghdad for his first deployment. life-changing for me for sure as a mother who our sole function is to take care of our children and all of a sudden they are on the other side of the world fighting a war. it was a very life-changing time for me in my journey while he was at war overseas i was in my own emotional war here at home and you don't really understand the impact of that unless you have a loved one serving. a very interesting time for me. i learned very quickly all the things they need and they missed. many of it particularly around the holidays, things they miss from home and with our ministry we tried to send them favorite things from home, things to show the we love and appreciate their sacrifices. with my silence quickly there are many servicemembers who don't have families, who are able to defend their items, many servicemembers go an entire deployment without receiving any mail packages. we are very intentional about spending enough for them to share with everyone. >> it is great when you think of that. we are seeing troops with the stockings, this is something you do every year. dealing with covid-19 it is different and you are not able to get as many stockings shipped but you are still doing a remarkable job. you are expected to ship 4000 stockings to deployed servicemembers. that's incredible. >> this year has been a challenge, this is our biggest project throughout the year and we have 40 to 50 volunteers come together for the main stuffing and packing event which we are not able to do this year because of covid-19. i had to break this into small pieces which ended up being fun. we had a girl scout troop come in and pack some of the stockings, a boy scout troop come in and stuff stockings, a different group came in. we've done it in little bit so we could bring people in that were already together anyway and not congregating in large numbers of people. >> the biggest thing you need is monetary donations, you need that for the funds for shipping, people want to help they can go to your website, donate@military his about familiesministry.com. thank you for sharing your story and the incredible work you are doing, appreciate it. >> in the next hour of "fox and friends first," moderna requesting fda approval for its covid-19 vaccine so how long will it take to get those doses out. dr. nicole saphier joins us next. ♪ piano playing ♪ "what the world needs now" ♪ ♪ is love, sweet love ♪ it's the only thing that there's just too little of ♪ ♪ what the world needs now is love, sweet love, ♪ ♪ no not just for some but for everyone.♪ robinwithout the commissionis fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >> tuesday december 1st, more than 250 cases of possible election fraud under investigation in georgia ahead of next month's runoff, this race could turn a tape. just hit a major roadblock. >> donald trump hasn't conceded but is he setting the stage for 2024? what fox news is learning about possible campaign plans. >> the new timeline officials are touting to give every american a vaccine by june. >> "fox and friendfit"

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