Here’s what is on tap for Wednesday – the last FOX & Friends’ of 2003:
FOX & Friends First (6 a.m. ET)
As the world gets ready to ring in a new year, homeland security officials are doing their best not to drop the ball! With more on how they're making the holiday safe is terror analyst, Harvey Kushner, author of The Encyclopedia of Terrorism.
What do our movies say about our nation’s emotional state? We’ll get insight from Dr. Georgia Witkin, best-selling author, Fox News contributor and the director of Mount Sinai's stress program.
Plus, Brian reviews the year in sports!
FOX & Friends (7 a.m. ET)
With the terror alert on orange, cities all over are ramping up security for New Year's celebrations. What's being done to make the holiday safe and secure? We’ll ask Bernard Kerik, former New York Police commissioner.
When it comes to building a favorable image abroad, why is the U.S. PR campaign having problems? James Glassman, resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, weighs in.
Why did the U.S. government ban the herbal weight loss supplement ephedra? We’ll be joined by Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson.
What's in store for some of the big names in news for 2004? We’ll ask identical twins and astrologers Ophira and Tali Edut, authors of Astro Style, if the answers lie in the stars.
Al Qaeda may be taking a new approach to carrying out its mission: Targeting top officials in places like Saudi Arabia. What prompted this shift in strategy? Amb. Dennis Ross, FNC foreign affairs analyst, joins the debate.
Tonight's the night for some New Year's networking! How do you "work the room" and land the job of your dreams? We’ll ask Michael Salmon, author of Super Networking.
Why is Ben Stein hoping to break the bank and give away $100,000 on Wednesday night? We’ll ask him.
Plus, it wouldn’t be New Year’s Eve without a visit from Mr. New Year himself, Dick Clark!
And, we’ll take you live to Australia as we show you Sydney’s spectacular New Year’s celebrations!
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