>> carley: beignets and donuts. >> carley: enter friendsgiving and post a photo of friendsgiving and use hashtag fox and friendsgiving. we will give away one free book. why not do a friendsgiving giveaway. >> carley: we'll have another cooking segment tomorrow. >> janice: what is going on at your house? >> steve: check out at fox news books. >> happy thanksgiving friendsgiving. >> lawrence: third hour of "fox

and friends" starts now. >> steve: something. >> brian: here we go, third hour of "fox and friends" starts now. transportation secretary pete buttigieg will address ways the department is trying to improve air travel ahead of thanksgiving. fingers are crossed too. could be major travel trouble, tsa says biggest travel dilemma in history. dana marie -- >> ainsley: very close. >> brian: there we go. live in atlanta hartsville jackson airport. good morning dana marie. >> 17 million people signed up for tsa checkpoint, give yourself extra time. airport officials say two to three hours before your flight,

2.9 million people could pass through security. you could beat the rush today, busiest day is tuesday and wednesday and day after thanksgiving. according to flight aware over the weekend there were delays much spirit had the delays and southwest had 26% of delays on sunday. powerful storm system moving across central part of the u.s. fox weather team says worst day to travel is tuesday. with 30 million people expected to be screened by tsa, we are waiting on pete buttigieg with this travel update. >> steve: thank you. >> ainsley: dana marie, it is a joke, brian has a hard time p

pronouncing names. >> brian: it will not hurt my career. i wish it put a dash. >> lawrence: welcome to the family. >> steve: happy holiday week. wriek >> brian: i will adjust. >> steve: i was going to ask -- >> lawrence: brian, how old he is. period biden is 81 today. she is slipping in the polls. >> steve: joining us from the white house, peter doocy? >> peter: close enough. we're looking at numbers, happy birthday, president joe biden. in two weeks since i asked the president why he is behind in the polls and he told me i was reading the polls wrong, there are more polls.

latest has trump 46 and biden 44% and look at young voters 18 to 34, biden down by four 42-46 to trump. 30% and 63%, big majority disapprove of the president right now. david axelrod has been warning age is legitimate problem and president biden is referring to axelrod, man who helped get him elected president as expletive. he said, i don't care them thinking that, i hope they don't think the polls are wrong, they are not. polls cite president biden's age as problem and a problem that is

getting worse. the year he was born, world war ii raging, cacasablanca playing. average price of gas $.20 cents tlchl is no movement behind the scenes for any democrat to approach president biden and get him to drop out and put somebody else in. president biden as president is the leader of the party. if he wants to run, he wants to run. back to you. >> steve: no plan b. you asked the president about his age and he didn't answer. when you ask the white house rather than talk about the age, they list the accomplishments. >> peter: try to make the case

with age comes great experience, nobody else is that old. voters are not buying it. >> steve: nope. doesn't look like it. >> brian: on foreign policy, he has all this experience. president approval rating is 33%. as a country, we should be concerned his approval in presiding over the israeli war 18-34 is between 20 and 30%. >> ainsley: 70% disapprove of handling of the war in gaza. 47% believe israel is -- >> steve: brian, how he ran the

chairman of senate foreign relations committee for a while, former secretary of defense gates said joe biden has gotten everything wrong for 40 years. he's been president and look how what a great bang-up job he's done. >> lawrence: it started, compare 2008 when they said former president barack obama didn't have foreign policy experience so he needed joe biden. no way anybody putting him on their ticket in modern day time. >> ainsley: poll numbers have gone down, israel was attacked october 7. we've had afghanistan, ukraine, now israel, we need a stronger candidate, donald trump. >> lawrence: it is not just the

war, way he governed in the middle of them. he is reactive, don't give ukraine what they need before. the prime minister is getting some dings about intelligence there and america is getting pushback, as well. a lot of america is saying why did you empower iran. with the deal given the 10 billion dollars you empowered them. >> brian: kiss up to iran and they are rocketing us and taking over -- >> lawrence: with no response. >> brian: taking over ships in the region, going after us and we have responded four times and they hit us 62 times. look at china, they are going out of their way to make joe biden look good. they do not want any part of

president trump. >> steve: the white house is banking on joe biden will win because he's not donald trump. when you look on the republican side, donald trump is so far ahead of everybody else, year from the election and over the weekend, got a big endorsement. >> ainsley: it was put on x governor abbott was proud to endorse them and then in edinburgh, texas, they were there and he took the podium and said i'm endorsing donald trump and donald trump spoke. listen. >> i'm here today to officially proclaim my endorsement for donald j trump to be president of the united states of america again. >> tremendous honor to get that endorsement, he stepped up to the plate and doing the job of

what the federal government is supposed to be doing. i will make your job much easier. you'll be able to focus on other things in texas. they have given the job to you. it's a job of security for our country. it is an invasion and you have done a great job and thank you for the endorsement, i appreciate it. >> lawrence: important not just because this is a border state, it's greg abbott. he is close with desantis. he made the calculation trump is going to win anyone. >> ainsley: trump endorsed him in 2021. >> brian: the president is getting pushed to talk about the first act, talk about what you did with alice marie johnson and

he is wary about it. he doesn't want to be associated with hellacious bail thing happening. >> lawrence: it is an issue ron desantis has attacked donald trump on. some folks got out of prison and reoffended. tim scott disagreed with it. >> ainsley: you should talk about the issue, abortion, they will have to find a way to deal with it. you can be for the first steps act and no one went to prison, she did. wonderful person, served decades and -- >> lawrence: they paid their debt. >> ainsley: he says i'm not for

no cash bail. >> steve: today is joe biden's birthday, he's 81 and this was not the present he wanted where donald trump is beating him in the poll. >> ainsley: tributes powering in for r rosalynn carter. she passed yesterday joined by family and friends. >> steve: she comes from a democratic party family, support and love is coming from across it is political spectrum. >> that is right, rosalynn carter was able to learn the needs of the american people more easily than her husband. she valued that relationship to the fullest. she passed away yesterday in plains, georgia. she revealed she had been diagnosed with dementia, joined

her husband in hospice care. >> as long as rosalynn carter was in the world, i knew someone loved and supported me. during carter's presidency, she married jimmy carter in 1945 considered her work in destigmatizing her life's priority. president biden and jill biden wrote, rosalynn carter addressed needs, champion for women and girls and advocate for mental health, no shortage of con condolences. >> probably 99 times out of 100,

you saw rosalynn carter with her husband. the country lost a champion with habitat for humanity and mental health, for women as a whole. i'll miss her. >> services will be hold on november 29th. rosalynn carter is survived by her husband, four children and 22 grandchildren and great grandchildren. >> steve: what a life. thank you. >> lawrence: rest in peace. >> brian: carley shimkus is following other stories including the war in israel. >> carley: idf says this new video shows tunnel held under the al-shifa hospital in gaza. officials believe they are as close to a hostage deal as they have ever been. >> if we are closer, it is because of military pressure on hamas. we've been hitting their military hard. israel said for release of our

hostage, we're wiling for a ceasefire and hamas needs that time out, it would be temporary, they need to time out and we believe the probability they will agree to release of our people has gone up. depends on hamas. >> carley: 31 babies have been evacuated from al-shifa and brought to egypt to receive care. sam altman has a new job after chatgpt ousted him over the weekend. ceo of microsoft says sam altman and greg rockman will join microsoft to lead new advanced ai research team and sear will serve as interim ceo.

to football, denver broncos top. giants and commanders, several players ejected after a brawl. rookie quarterback touchdown tommy devito led the way to a win and in cleveland browns take down another division rival. >> snap. hawkins sweeps the way, it's perfect. browns beat steelers 13-10. this was the third straight week cleveland won on last-second field goal. >> brian: carley, are you going to break down play of the day later? >> none of that was scripted. all the x's and o's laid out. >> brian: talk about the

offensive line play, between 12 and 1:00. >> lawrence: that is cruel. cruel. >> ainsley: they were ejected because of the fight. >> brian: and jets and bills had a fight. >> carley: everybody calm down. >> brian: they can't hear you, still sleeping. >> ainsley: another day, another shocking instance of antisemitism. talk to rutgers law student who spoke out against members hamas propaganda. >> brian: historic night in argentina, the world south african nation elects first libertarian president. piers morgan will weigh in on that and that is the picture he gave us to use today. in a world so bright with shining lights where hearts long for warmth on silent nights there lies a gift beyond compare not in boxes with ribbons, but found only in prayer.

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benefits some. piers morgan. what do you think? >> piers: well, i was doing the math, conservative tv pundit ranting everyday on television against socialism and government overspending and would wield a chainsaw in public to illustrate people that are in power. very much when you add it together and fact his nickname was the wig because of his air and mr. crazy because he is nuts, you have the argentine version of brian kilmeade. >> ainsley: shaking thing up. do you think he won because he is different or inflation is 140% and he sergio masa was the

economy leader. >> piers: this country used to be economic powerhouse and been brought to economic ruin. people are crying out for something new and fresh. this guy is a maverick, a little nuts, to the right, conservative to his boot straps and promised to make a difference. they are saying, we've tried everything else, time for something new and this guy is their donald trump. he's come along like trump did. people are going my gosh, this can't happen and saw trump in many ways turned out to be effective. a lot of optimism and concern he is something like they have never seen before in politics,

fascinating to see how he gets on. >> ainsley: thank you, great to see you. watch piers morgan's show on fox nation 4:30 p.m. eastern time. coming up, 81 candles, but lost his sparkle spelling trouble for joe biden. it will take more than a birthday wish to turn this one around. they are coming up.

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transportation secretary will try to get ahead of the holiday season by telling us he's on top of things 9:15. 15 years later the judge will hear the gag case the president wants lifted so he can talk about jack smith. we'll see what the judge panel has to say and president biden has to make a big decision, will he pardon the turkey or turn over to butterball. here is steve. >> steve: very thorough. speaking of president biden, he's celebrating 81st birthday today, may not be happy after one former obama advisor david axelrod said, i think he has a 50/50 shot here. maybe worse.

he thinks he can cheat nature and it is risky. new nbc poll shows the president trailing a former president in polling. a voter panel, screen left we vo dominique and sammy. sammy, you voted for joe biden back three years ago but now things are different because of his policies and his age. >> basically his policies and it has been happening last three years he's been in office. in the bronx, first time in 90 years a republican got elected for city council. i think his policy, not his age, but his age is concerning, as

well. his age is keeping him in trouble. >> steve: dominique, look at the independents breaking for donald trump? why is that? >> it's a different election from last time, we got to see how biden operates and scandal and corruption, we need common sense policy. i believe age is a number, happy birthday to president biden. trump is clearly stronger and has wit and stamina and energy and i think in a day that will be his downfall. >> steve: the best thing for the republican party to win next year if joe biden stayed in the race. >> absolutely. he's been a disaster for the

democratic party. >> he's 81 years old, when elected he is about same age donald trump is right now. three years ago joe biden seemed older, he did not seem elderly. now he seems frail. >> i feel like sometimes watching a modern-day movie. he needs to, vote for biden is vote for kamala harris, if elected, he'll be 82. i don't think he will last the test of time. >> steve: say this weekend, joe is up in nan tucket with his family they decide he will step aside and go out on top, who is plan b for democrats? >> they have put so much effort into thinking he's the only guy, i don't know. >> they are not letting anybody

know. >> steve: who would you vote for on the democratic side? >> i had a vote for kennedy, they pushed him out, i have to look at who is available. >> steve: right now they say joe is the guy. thank you, great conversation. happy holidays. >> steve: karl rove will join us and might bring his white board. turkey day travel trouble, storms packing rain and snow could disrupt people and know plas. janice has the forecast. first antisemitism rhetoric is in schools. hamas propaganda, he joins us live coming up on "fox and friends."

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>> brian: an egyptian american woman who don freed from prison in 2013 is supporting hamas. todd piro has details. >> todd: the egyptian woman is

coming out strong against hamas. trump administration assisted in her release. human rights grouped argued the claims were unsubstantiated. the obama administration attempted to free her several times, but failed, something trump was able to do. around the time of the 2020 election, she endorsed biden for president. she is writing on x this month, i don't condemn hamas and never will. i don't condemn palestinians who exhausted every peaceful way to end their occupying and save their lives, i condemn anyone who asks the world to condemn hamas.

reached out to the trump campaign for a response. >> brian: antisemitism raging on college campuses. it is only getting worse. rutgers university unsuspended and reinstating. that student is here to tell us what happened with his life, jeffrey balbon. jo joel, what happened? >> i'm first year law student. in student bar association, as well, several days after the war broke out, there were students spreading spreading this hamas propaganda video in the group chat and i was serified.

i didn't know what to do. i know same day students were were calling for day of resistance to coincide with the day of rage by hamas. i was terrified and my fellow students were, as well. i had informed my fellow students that there are people in this student bar association spreading hamas propaganda and what followed next was a witch hunt after me. >> brian: by who? >> rutgers itself. >> brian: the law school? >> the law school opened an investigation of me and simultaneously the student bar association opened up impeachment inquiries into me. they attempted several times to s suspend their own constitution

to throw me out of the student bar association. they opened an investigation without talking to me or asking what is going on. >> brian: this is unbelievable. that is why you are involved, right? >> that is right. contacted us to ask for support and help. we represent people against antisemitism. the university seems to be pursuinga a witch hunt against yoel. >> brian: you can go to school, you are being investigated. you feel it now, antisemitism, did you feel it before october 7? >> i didn't, my goal was to go to school, lay low, become a lawyer. i was elected by my peers and found myself in this group sharing this hamas propaganda

and the whole thing spiralled out of control. >> brian: now you are fighting, you will not take it. >> put this in context students for justice in palestine is active in rutgers and other universities. it's been banned at some universities, they were calling for terrorism on campus. now he's being hunted down by the university. >> brian: i love you are fighting back, this is insanity, it is infection under the wire and now showing itself, we got to fix it. >> brian: keep us in touch with your story. student affairs conduct inquiry in response to two student complaints. that is their statement, thank you.

upstairs to carley shimkus. >> carley: new overnight, lloyd austin making unannounced visit to kyiv meeting with ambassador to ukraine. he will also underscore continued u.s. commitment to providing ukraine with security c cyst assistance it needs. construction starting on migrant camp in chicago south side despite residents pushing back. >> i'm looking as single mom, what about us. they are not listening to the people. >> anger in chicago over this issue. no word on when construction will be finished, those are headlines. over to you. >> brian: another toss, major thanksgiving travel trouble this week. the tsa says this will be the biggest travel rush in history

across country storm could cause problems from midwest to the northeast. in 30 minutes, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will discuss it. senior meteorologist janice dean has weather and more. >> janice: pressure is on for me, i'll be happy to address thanksgiving travel concerns as we go through next couple days. a little cool in northeast and beginning to feel like christmas. we have this storm system on the radar, heavy rain in the forecast and snow across the rockies. severe storm threat including tornados today this afternoon into the overnight hours. there will be watches and warnings for tornados and severe thunderstorms. you saw the map, area of low pressure up to the northeast on wednesday and coastal low to

make things more messy on wednesday. on thursday, better travel plans. if you have to travel on thanksgiving, that might be a solution, airport delays will be plentiful. foxweather.com, for details. brian, i am happy to help dawn with thanksgiving dinner. >> brian: i have you on speed dial, i'll call constantly. he has 81 candles, lost his spark with polling. we'll ask karl rove what he thinks could turn this around for him. first check in with bill hemmer and dana perino who will do a co-tease, that is done every monday. >> we need to hang out with you, getting free flights. >> brian: i'm available, nobody

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ja >> ainsley: the "new york post" is calling out president biden's 81 st birthday blues. >> a poll shows donald trump leading joe biden for the first time in a hypothetical nation-wide head-to-head match-up. >> brian: same thing with all the polls. when this is stunning. with trump leading the birthday boy by four percentage points in 18-24. he lost by 12 in the same

bracket. >> lawrence: fox news contributor karl rove is with us. thank you for getting up this morning. the big question is, is this just early polling or is the president really in trouble? >> well, a lot of political pros will say it's early polling and not determinative of what will happen in 2024. this is not just about the issues but the persona. if you take a look at it in some of these polls, 3/4 of the american people, including 69% of democrats, think he is too old. majority of americans think he lacks the stamina and mental acuity to be president. people are looking at his performance in office through the performance of him as an individual and when they see him as weak, too old, and lacking what it takes to be a strong, effective leader in the oval office. that won't change. >> ainsley: when it comes to the

independents 30% approve. 63% disapprove. that can really hurt him in the election, right? >> absolutely. i will tell you, what they are thinking is barack obama had some similar numbers, not as bad in 2011 and 2012 when faced by mitt romney. what he did was went on the attack against mitt romney. he disqualified mitt romney as being presidential. that worked. in a narrow victory for barack obama in the 2012 election. the problem for biden in this election is he isn't seen as an effective leader or strong as youthful and energetic. he is not -- he certainly doesn't have the political skills barack obama had to pull that off. so i think the biden white house and team biden political operation is thinking we can duplication 2012 and 2004 and win re-election by going after the opponent. as george w. bush did against

john kerry and barack obama did against mitt romney. they are overestimating the president's talents. his problem is the american people looked at him and said he isn't up to the job. it is really hard to reverse that once that sinks in. >> steve: in 2020, he essentially ran in the basement. and he ran on covid, and he ran on i'm not donald trump. well now covid is out of the equation but now they are putting all the eggs in he is not donald trump. as it turns out we've seen joe biden for three years. a lot of people are nostalgic for donald trump's policy. >> one important component of the 2020 election. he was basically saying i'm going to be a transitional figure and restore normality, expect me to be there for one term and a new generation will rise up. think about it. we have for the last 32 years governed by baby boomers in 1992 or in the case of joe biden the

generation before the baby boomers. before that we were governed for 32 years by men from the greatest generation that fought world war ii starting with john f. kennedy and ending with george h.w. bush. for 64 years we've been governed by two generations and time to turn to a younger generation. >> brian: are you afraid of pushing too hard and getting a more formidable opponent? >> i look at this as an analyst and looking at it as an american. is it the best thing for our country to have somebody in office who is not up to the job? the democrats would be smart. he may be the one democrat who can lose to donald trump. that's what the polls are saying. if you take a look at the other polls when they put somebody else in a generic democrat beats donald trump. the democratic president does not. >> newsom doesn't.

>> he may have great hair and from california and we all see what happened to california. i don't think -- you would see whitmer, murphy of new jersey, cooper of north carolina, pits kehr. amy klobuchar. >> they have the capacity to be formidable. joe biden doesn't. he is flawed as a candidate. will the things that worked for him in 2020? i'm not threatening, normal, ordinary democrat. i'm up to the job. all of those things have been blown out. particularly the problems he has as being seen as too old and not up to the job aren't going to go away they'll get worse. >> he lost me in afghanistan. >> lawrence: we want to remember first lady rosalynn carter, the life and legacy. what can you tell us about her? >> well, we remember that she helped restore our confidence in our country at a broken moment. she and her husband were christian values and restored honor and dignity to the white

house. committed her life to service. she was a key ally, aide, adviseor to her husband when he left office and chose his new career post presidency helping people around the world. particularly focused on habitat for humanity. what she did to highlight mental health at a time where it was not particularly popular to talk about was admirable. god bless her and god receive her home. >> steve: she was 96 years old. rest in peace. thank you for joining us. well, we'll be back tomorrow same time, same channel. brian, you are busy in six minutes. >> yeah, in 14 seconds i will start the radio show. if i can remember to stay within myself. >> steve: you start at six minutes after the hour. >> ainsley: have the good day, you see you tomorrow. >> so long. >> bill: good morning, everybody. president biden turning 81