unattractive though. >> yeah it's disgustin>>g. >> callahan what are we going here for now? we love them. pete xavier runs home as his classmates cheer him on. this is five year old xavier, who runsr wh home from school everyo him, day with a school bus nextcour to himagem. encouragement from his classmates. his kindergarten class affectionately refers to him as thectionately refer fastest , chanting go, xavier, go! as he down the block. the wholesome tradition started as a way of makingaking sure, n made it home safe and sound. since his mother works late lat- and isn't always able to meet him at the bus stonit alwaysp. that's so sweet. i love it. okay. this weekend we're going to be tracking all of the negotiations over the border over ukraine. what am, i guessnegoti is goinge senator john cornyn in the middle of it all. so we will see you on sunda

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will: good morning and welcome to "fox and friends," beautiful saturday morning. as we see her homes splashed across our television screens one week before christmas. rachel: don't say one week, it gets me stressed. i need something. >> you have a lot of support. rachel: i have little kathleens the do things not the way i like. pete: i don't think -- rachel: i thought you were talking about my older kids. pete: sometimes thanksgiving comes late in november and

comes quick. i think those extra days help us so i feel ready too. rachel: if you start thinking about christmas at the start of advent it feels like a real rush to you because it's a shorter advent because of that longer period between. will: ready to go? ready to go? all right. tell me the story. will: the senate. rachel: we are not ready to go. will: they will return to capitol hill in hopes of a pre-christmas immigration deal as a full day of talks between lawmakers and dhs, secretary alejandra mayorkas looking to put together something. republicans, shocking glee, as they look to put together a border deal. will: we thought they were going to recess and be done.

turns out talks progressed enough and you are saying the reports are stand-alone immigration bill. maybe the pressure has come so acute that they realize they have to do something. will: maybe the second shock -- shocking thing out of the senate. this week. senator john fetterman of pennsylvania continues to surprise. he said the following, i'm not the progress of. i'm just a democrat who is very committed to choice and other things but with israel i'm going to be on the right side of that, immigration is something near and dear to me and we have to effectively address it as well. it's a reasonable conversation so somebody can say there's an acclamation of what we can do when there's 270,000 people unaccounted for being encountered at the border not including the ones we don't know about. that is the size of pittsburgh,

the second largest city in pennsylvania. after being against the party line when it comes to israel and hamas now he is against the party line on immigration and he says i'm not a progressive. will: he's talking about something democrats don't want to talk about not just in terms of the board but keeps bringing up gold bars and bob menendez, i'm sure there's an innocent explanation for why there is gold bars in your closet and jackets and so forth so he is saying things that are unexpected. when you look at what fetterman is saying about the border and katie hobbs, the governor, very liberal governor of arizona who is now saying she's going to send the national guard down to the border you have to believe there also in some of these states that are purple like pennsylvania and arizona that

used to be read but is not anymore, they are still feeling the pressure on that issue of the border. that's what i think, they are looking at polls and going we've got to shore up and at least appear to look like we are doing something. >> in the senate, democrats are not going to be for something as wholehearted as we would want. it's going to be some mealymouthed something, half measures that isn't what the trump administration did before, but at least it is something. if you don't tie it to ukraine funding, let ukraine vote be a standalone but let's have a debate about that. i wonder what happened with fetterman. did he fly close, when he had his brush with life and death was he like i'm coming back and say whatever i want? >> i would tell him to watch his back. look what happened to eric adams in new york city when he started criticizing the border

policies, the fbi to digging and found some unseemly things in his past that are now haunting him, corruption charges. it's not going to be taken well that he's telling the truth about what's happening at the border. some of his numbers are really low. 270,000. are you kidding me. i don't know what that is about. but he also mentioned including the ones we are not catching like mentioning the got aways and everything else. rachel: the figures that there are more people that ventured illegally in the past 2 and half years under president biden then entered illegally in the 12 years prior. numbers are starting to come out. that is why you see some of these people stepping out. pete: somehow we've lost the ability to be shocked by

movement towards neo-racist behavior but we are full on in 1950s tile pre-jim crow era segregation. it's just an in reverse and proudly. you probably heard the story about michelle woo hoo sent an invitation for holiday party for exclusively members of her administration, city of boston go over people of color. that term in and of itself is an obvious turn of phrase that was at one time inappropriate. people of color 15 years ago would have been too akin to colored people and now that's the accepted term as is a segregationist party as long as it excludes white people which is what it did and she the only apology was sorry white people were on the list, you actually aren't inflated. rachel: and they had the party and posted the picture very proudly, there they are, they all looked at the people of

color because white people weren't invited and here's what she said when she posted it, last night was my turn to host the annual holiday dinner for boston's elected officials of color which not too long ago we didn't need such a big table but over time as the city council and mayor following so many leaders who paved the way, i've watched this group grow, great space for mentorship and fellowship among many who are breaking down barriers while holding the weight of being the first, so hard to be the first person of color representing boston. pete: he -- he spent the wrong invitation and in her mind this is what you should do. this is the full on mindset of this -- look at that table and

it is not very diverse, is it? if you are only including one group, by definition that's not diversity. pete: it's not one group. will: the phrase people of color, specifically exclusionary. it's not as though just black members of her administration were invited. it's black members, asian members, latino members. pete: anyone but way too. >> there was a time when and if the government is committed on the basis of race that would make its way to the supreme court and it would be declared unconstitutional. i had jonathan turley on the will can podcast yesterday and i said is this constitutional? this is a government -- tax dollars going to support this holiday party. this on its face, forget constitutionality.

i think the constitution is an important document in the history of humanity but forget it for a moment. how is this moral? rachel: a racist christmas parties are not moral but the white people who weren't invited, only one has spoken out, really mealymouthed statement like i am disappointed, nothing upset service will continue because this is the you focus. harvard alumni grad. will: the only thing that can get rid of pastors, nation is a future discrimination, they believe it is a moral lens. rachel: a boston radio show, here's what she had to say about it. >> it's the political progressive movement in a nutshell.

they want to lecture us with the big educations on what it means to be tolerant, what it means to be diverse, what it means to be inclusive and what is the product of this woke utopia? segregated christmas parties. if you flip this and had a white mayor who said i want to invite all the white elected officials to a party and not invite anyone else there would be outrage and rightfully so because most people know that it is the wrong thing to do, you don't exclude people based on the color of their skin. it is so basic and these woke politicians don't understand it. pete: matthew. died from the acute effects of ketamine in los angeles. rachel: he was aiming to help others with sobriety.

>> reporter: tough story but it is an important one to share with the viewers today. matt perry died october 28th aft28 after an apparent drowning in a hot tub at his home in the pacific pala sides area of los angeles, he was 54. according to the la medical examiner, there were trace amounts of ketamine in his system, the exact method of intake was still unknown. interestingly, there are a number of contributing factors according to the examiner including obviously drowning, coronary artery disease, the effects of a painkiller which is actually meant to combat opioid abuse but also it is notable that there were no alcohol detection, fentanyl, none of that found in his system so he was doing his level best in recovery. he reportedly received ketamine infusion therapy for depression and anxiety.

here's what he said about the good to come from his battle with addiction last year. >> somebody comes up to me and says i can't stop drinking, can you help me, i can say yes and follow-up. when i do it i don't want friends to be the first saying what they mention. >> reporter: to criticize ketamine, saying it is like being hit in the head with a giant happy shovel. that's not for me. obviously a very sad ending to a beautiful life. matthew perry just 54. i want to mention this too. here's a guy who worked very hard at trying to help others who were struggling the way he struggled for so many years and if that is his legacy and in many ways it should be, god rest his soul.

will: merry christmas. we returned to a few additional headline starting with this, new overnight, massive fire getting a vacant warehouse in washington that was undergoing renovation. a four story building next door was damaged as dc firefighters battled the 3 alarm blaze warning residents to keep windows closed throughout the night due to heavy smoke. investigation into the cause is underway. starbucks is being accused of illegally closing 23 shops where you cruz that if workers tried to unionize. national labor relations board once toward the coffee chain to immediately reopen those locations. starbucks says it is not against bargaining with unions. the company since did the closures were due to safety issues and rampant crime. starbucks stores in the greater northwest have been targeted repeatedly by protest groups like antifa.

tommy devito's agent, recent viral sensation was inducted into the italian american sports hall of fame yesterday. apparently the criteria is a little soft. he was announced as part of the class last month just before a new york giants quarterback began his winning streak, clearly he has a track record that befits the hall of fame. franco harris was also among the teams. franco harris, an all-time great. a backup quarterback who is incredibly entertaining because he's an italian and his agent is superat italian and that got him into the italian hall of fame. will: the story is being covered because we have so many giants fans who work in this

building and or italians. great slate of games we've got set for you which includes america's game of the week featuring the buffalo bills and the team of the stars. taking off at 4:00 pm eastern. will: a huge game. every team's third string cornerback should be stereotypically of that area. i know you are the new york giants. like vikings, you could be the quarterback for the vikings. pete: you have a rally around the flag affect. will: whatever, all the stereotypical minnesota things, that is who your quarterback should be. won't be like jerry jones's grandson. in texas.

will: coming up, los angeles allowing noncitizens to carry guns as police officers are looking to take away those of law-abiding citizens. rachel: contempt of congress, hunter's latest headache. special agent nicole parker on his legal troubles ahead. pete: abby has a fox favorite, undercover as santa. >> you've got the sunglasses, the mustache, the beard, the whole thing. are you an author santa? will: who is that? it is a female. and b will explain, somehow, coming up. ♪ we're passing on

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and this is an effort for them to protect their homeland here. pete: the police department adjusting its policies, always adjusting, to allow its newest officers who rdaza recipients to bypass federal law and possess department official firearms when off-duty. california is the second state to allow noncitizen diesel the ac recipients to become cops while others now consider it amid mass shortages. her to react is fraternal order of police president, detective, and patriot award recipient sergeant john proppinski. departments are having to do this because they can't recruit citizens into their department, right? >> that is correct and look at the root of the problem. some of the we will discuss

later, but it is larry krasners and george gascons, those are the root problems why instead of straightening that out we've decided to go another route which california always left to everybody else. pete: the police about men change their policy so if you rdac recipient meeting you and your family came here when you were illegally a minor, now you can be a police officer and carry a gun. is this square with federal law? >> california they make laws left and right. in this case some of the finest officers i ever worked with undercover were officers from other countries. unfair to those specific officers we are talking about. they've done nothing wrong. the state of california has, in the city of los angeles. officers are not allowed to carry a gun unless they are a

us citizen or green card recipient lawfully in the united states and that is according to 18 us code 922 and section 5 states, defines who can and who cannot possess a weapon in the united states. section 5, anyone who is illegally or unlawfully in the united states may not possess a weapon so lapd, the city of los angeles, the state of california made up their own law to say performing law enforcement duties you may possess a weapon, now the other problem is off-duty. they are saying -- pete: even though it violates federal law they can carry their weapon. >> it is another of the states who just made up their own local laws that local law does not trump federal law. if i were the sergeant assigned to issue those weapons on a daily basis i would probably

refuse that being an illegal order because every time your hand a weapon to somebody who is not authorized to do so you are committing a felony, supplying a weapon to somebody who cannot have one. will: george gascon, one of the top violators of what your franchisees das just promoted a new chief of staff with a history of anti-police rhetoric and other social media posts, here's a full-screen of one of those tweets, look at these barbarians the lapd is an occupying army. of that the chief of staff of the da, what should people expect? >> this goes back to problems in these jurisdictions. one of the most important relationships that are police department or officers can have is the relationship with prosecutors. you have to work hand in hand to get these prosecutions to

make sure people are convicted of crimes. if you can't, i am spoiled. we have dave applegate in our jurisdiction who is as good as it gets. we have a great relationship. i can pick up my phone at 2:00 in the morning, call his cell phone and say i am not sure what we are going to do here, what would you like me to do? alternately the prosecutor is the person that brings the case. do you think somebody who called the lapd barbarians, she also said we need to abolish prisons and there's a photo of her wearing a shirt that says police are trained to kill us. do you think that relationship is going to take place between the two and if you are local officer and having this issue, are you likely to say to your buddy, come, join lapd, that goes back to the first problem. pete: we reached out to george gascon's office for statement

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for democracy? >> i woke up at 7 am in the morning and got a bunch of texts and calls on my phone all about a $1 million bounty placed on my head including four other sees hong kongers after the first round of bounties issued in july. i learned about this, when i wake up, there isn't much time to react but it definitely caught me off guard. it was a shocking news to me to know that this is a death certificate of the fact that i wouldn't be able to return to hong kong and my activism in the us for democracy and freedom is now criminalized in hong kong.

will: how safety you feel in the united states? this was targeted at overseas activists. your daily life, every one can see in washington daily life right now, how much do you feel under threat? >> the hong kong police got it straight that they cannot arrest anyone outside hong kong. they hope we turn ourselves in and they don't have extraterritorial power to arrest us. the problem is the transnational repression the ccp is infamous for using to silence activists around the world so now we have a lot of china opposed economic and trade offices located in washington dc and san francisco

and all around the world and hundreds of chinese secret police stations and different agents around the world, these are people extending the kind of harassment on behalf of the chinese communist party to go out there and smile and i have experienced that, tailed and followed, death threats after i became a public figure so this is definitely something that the us needs to address not just alone by themselves but also with other democratic allies. will: they can't extradite you but the point of a bounteous use extrajudicial means, we all understand the nature of bounty

hunting get. i am curious. the secret police stations would have to be part of this story as well. have you heard from anyone in american government. this seems like a credible threat. >> after i learned about the news, i've gotten in touch with offices on the hill and law enforcement agencies to let them know about this and i think a lot of us, mostly concerned about personal safety, whether they are going to harm us further. i need to emphasize that this is an act of intimidation wanting to stop our work. i would be strong and reiterate none of us will stop and we will continue to fight for the cause and the movement for hong kong and democracy.

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rachel: the former prosecutor who allegedly rushed hunter biden's investigation refused to answer questions in a closed-door meeting. >> even, we had a number of exhibits where she's receiving the e-mail and refused to answer just about every question we had. >> reporter: this as insiders say hunter's legal troubles are affecting joe more than he wants us to know. it was not very clear, she actually told people to stand down who were following leads to president biden. that's why she was called into the meeting, not because she was rushing into it like it was on her calendar, she told people not to go there. >> i left the fbi because it

was politicized and weapon eyes but it is important to note the department of justice, the fbi reports she had a lot of power in this investigation, united states attorney, she made certain decisions and these investigators and agents have enough probable cause to execute search warrants on certain locations, they were told stand down and as an agent you gather evidence and if it is their you take it to the prosecutor and get the warrant and they were told to know and her response, is the juice worth the squeeze? i've noticed a pattern. the juice is only worth of the squeeze when going after donald trump. or his supporters because they have no problem executing the search warrant in mar-a-lago. they are about optics. these are very poor optics but the double system of justice in the united states americans

aren't having it so -- rachel: i wanted to make sure our viewers understood what we were talking about exactly and these are the reasons you left the fbi. there's another story, have all the rejected records show the fbi was targeting catholics beyond what we know so far. what do you know about that? >> it is actually abhorrent. the fbi has no business going after any religion especially catholics. it is not appropriate and the fact this got through multiple systems of checks and balances is disgusting. these records indicate the cdc, the chief division counsel, the head of the legal process.

rachel: that they are white supremacists, is that, we are trying to justify a whole department dedicated to domestic white terrorists? >> what it comes down to his they label them as violent extremists and it is not true. it is embarrassing. my mom is not a domestic terrorist, she's a traditional latin x catholic. it is insane. just going back on this gei stuff, you couldn't stand working there anymore, this week as we have heightened terror, ieds coming over the southern border, more terror threats that we haven't seen in years and years, the fbi has come out with a very important

press release, that they added i a at the end of lgbt q, hold the press, we are going to have lgbt q ia, we need to make sure we put that up. >> lgbt q ia plus. someone's sexual preference and what they choose to do behind closed doors as no one's business especially at the fbi, your number one priority is to protect the american people, uphold the constitution and protect our national security. we are at heightened alerts with what's happening in the middle east and everywhere. this is a priority to make sure you put that messaging out to all fbi employees, an email that came out yesterday has gone viral, that's not what the fbi should be focused on. our adversaries are probably laughing in our faces that we are so concerned about right that rather than the true adversaries. rachel: we appropriated millions of dollars to the new

fbi building, that's on the republicans to do that, they want people like you. thanks for joining us. will: some headlines here. developing in los angeles deputies are investigating after one person was killed and four others hurt in a shooting in la county. law enforcement was on the scene yesterday. officials haven't identified one person killed, they are working to arrest a suspect and find a motive behind the shooting. for why governor josh green calling for 3,000 vacation rentals to be converted to long-term housing for survivors of the deadly bonfire in maui over the summer. half of the people displaced are living in hotels. green is ready to use the, quote, hammer of emergency to make sure they are converted

into long-term housing. those are our headlines. rick reichmuth. i just -- i anchorman that. i don't even know why. i know you are standing right there, producers. adam klotz is in for rick this morning and he's here for the fox weather forecast. >> temperatures fairly comfortable right now, 30s and 40s, a lot of 50s and 60s. big weather system might slow down travel the next couple days, you are seeing the rainbow from iowa to indiana. all that rain will be sweeping across the country. low-pressure system on the east coast slows us down, moving all the way through sunday, monday, tuesday, this could be the one that if you are traveling early for the holidays, you want to

pay attention to. airport delays as the system moves to the east, you will see travel times slow down more so in the northeast monday and tuesday. those are the weather headlines. back to who is here? will: appreciate it, janice. chris janssen performs live in our christmas concert series but first abby hornicek, i am reading things that aren't happening in real life on this show. abby is coming in dressed as santa in her latest ride to work. see you in a minute. ♪

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rachel: welcome back. the new fox nation special ride to work, secret santa, dressed as saint nick.

rachel: abby has to figure out who it is as she drives them to work. >> is that uncomfortable but i can't tell you you are because you have sunglasses, mustache, beard, the whole thing. >> they need to know what it is like. christmas is falling out of favor with everybody and it's not right so i came riding in hopes of making sure we remember what it is all about. will: abby, we are trying get to figure it out. pete: i've got a good guess. rachel: you are a supercute elf, i've got to say. >> reporter: center, not revealing who it is, was supersmall. felt like i was out of the movie elf because i was so much

fall are. rachel: not who i thought. will: we have to watch ride to work? >> can be guess? >> you can guess. let's hear it. >> my guess is dana perino. will: that was my guess. i didn't know but you went shorter. rachel: dana is the only one as short as me in this building. >> reporter: i will give you one more guess. i'm not saying it is not dana perino but i thought who in this building would dress up as santa and direct traffic with me on the way to work? it was not the person i expected to. i did not think this person

would do something like that and i'm grateful to this person and you know who they are. pete: this person could do a female voice but is not a female. a tiny little person could be greg. may be brian kilmeade. >> i don't think brian kilmeade is ever getting a car with me again. i saw that. pete: i don't think it is dana the way you were talking. trying to think, you watch her or that person every day. do you think you know who it is? pete: maybe judge jeanine. will: that satisfies the requirement. >> i got a text to that it is judge jeanine. pete: did you figure it out?

>> i am good at recognizing people's voices. when i showed up i had no idea who it was. after a little but bit i started to catch on but don't know if our viewers have. i had comments on my instagram and people were guessing the wrong person. will: how long was the ride? >> not as long as kilmeade's. it was -- i picked this person about washington square park and this person does not live in washington sq. park. sorry. pete: now we've got to watch ride to work, who is secret santa available on fox nation. thank you. >> merry christmas to you. will: the media versus milan a year. wait until you hear their attacks next. an owner. that means your priorities are ours too.

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