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♪ joy to the world the lord is come let earth receive her king let every heart prepare him room and heaven ♪ >> brian: that is king and country. look at gingerbread made from scratch. is that the audience singing or his chorus? >> >> steve: the chorus. >> carley: that was in a studio. >> brian: those one day will be full. >> steve: six days from now. >> lawrence: can you imagine having people attend your

concert that can also sing. >> brian: if you don't sing, don't get a ticket. >> lawrence: does that mean you will attend concerts going forward? >> brian: people are disappointed i dropped out. >> steve: it has to warm the heart of any performer when people are singing along. we see that with king and country. >> lawrence: they didn't know the lyrics, they were on key. brian, join in. >> brian: i don't qualify. i appreciate it. on my open, you are inviting me to sing. >> lawrence: if you are the face of the show. >> carley: a week from today, week after christmas, unboxes will be unwrapped. >> brian: i've never heard anybody emphasize the day after

christmas. >> carley: think back to the day before and it was so nice. >> brian: if it comes out good, you have seen the chevy chase movies. >> lawrence: i don't want to think about it, day after christmas. >> carley: celebrate until three kings day. >> brian: especially day after. >> steve: and now this. >> lawrence: something good going on -- why this? >> carley: i understand where you are going with that. developing story on capitol hill. senator ben cardon is speaking out after a staffer filmed an explicit video in the white house. >> peter: senator ben cardon's name was trending over the weekend because a staffer did something naughty. the maryland democrat is saying

it made him angry. >> breach your trust? >> the police are doing the investigation, it is a personnel issue. it clearly -- i will not comment on the personnel issue. >> peter: cardon doesn't know if he booked the room or how he got in there to perform sex acts on a table in a room usually reserved for amy klobuchar. it is where the 9/11 hearings took place and it is where james comer testified. the capitol hill police are looking into this. the fired staffer posted something to linkedin. he doesn't think the problem is

a sex act in the senate, i have been attacked for who i love. some of my actions have shown poor judgement, i love my job and would never disrespect my workplace. this video was recorded last week, we don't know what time of day the clip was made. >> steve: probably not noon. have we heard from amy klobuchar? >> peter: no, if she's on your christmases well, i recommend clorox wipes. >> carley: if i were senator cardon, i would be so mad, now his name is dragged into the whole story. not his fault this happened. >> brian: yeah, he wasn't there. >> lawrence: we hope. >> right. >> steve: good response peter.

coke in the white house, sex in the senate, what is left? >> brian: lack of contrition is unbelievable. he isn't embarrassed, doesn't see his action was disrespectful. >> lawrence: why is this being done in a room briefings happen. >> brian: he didn't disrespect his job. >> lawrence: he disrespected the senator, both senators. he disrespected the senator because he put trust in him and the bidens and amy klobuchar by using her chair in an inappropriate manner. >> brian: i'll bet other outlets

blame the republicans for disreporting it. >> lawrence: fox news alert. a volcano erupted in iceland last night. >> carley: and bryan ilenas was in iceland a few weeks ago. >> 5:17 eastern yesterday, this volcano erupted shooting fountains of lava into the air at rate of about 66,000 gallons of lava per second. intensity has decreased. this eruption is coming from a crack in the earth's surface located south of grenovic.

grenovic's 4000 people were evacuated after earthquakes raised fear of an eluption. it appears the lava is not flowing toward grenovic. iceland has been racing to build walls to divert lava away from a geo thermal power plant and world-famous blue lagoon. there are no disruptions to flights to and from iceland. it is unlikely flights will be affected at all. unlike the 2010 eruption. the forecast is putting plume and gases away from the

populated area. incredible images. >> lawrence: how can something be so beautiful and cause so much damage. >> steve: it is really hot there. >> carley: brian, you were in iceland, what are the people thinking that this happened? >> brian: they are used to this, this area has four or five vol volcanic eruptions. this is beginning of hundreds of years of new activity on the peninsula, we will see this more often. there is some concern here about what that means for life on the peninsula. they understand and are used to living with the stuff. >> steve: a member of the "fox and friends" staff is on

vacation there. reports the prime minister says no reason to evacuate, staying put. >> brian: one thing i did learn in iceland, there are tourists who like to go and step toward. the problem with that, when the lava gets hard, you don't know if it is hard all the way through, they tell tourists to stay away. it could be molten hot lava. >> brian: only thing missing is a t-rex. >> godzila like. >> brian: something closer to home, new york city, nonstop protests, sometimes blocking bridges 2:30 in the afternoon, pro-hamas, anti-israel and

antisemitism protests blocking hubs, hub day. in between alec baldwin going to an acting class, he ran into protesters. >> steve: they gave him an earful and he barked back. do you condemn israel? >> you have your mind made up for whatever question you got, right? >> i'm in hollywood. you ask stupid questions. can the media -- >> lawrence: wow, this is not the only place protests are breaking out, this is happening across the country. >> steve: on our street. >> lawrence: earlier alert from "new york times," new poll came out and question was do you approve of pro- -- >> brian: i approve of alec

baldwin. >> lawrence: 57% disapprove the way the president is handling it and only 33% approve. >> steve: who do youicism sthiez with? 46% with palestinians, 20% more than the israelis. this is the problem with the white house, they have come down squarely behind israel, as we have on this couch. now a growing movement in the democratic party that doesn't like what joe is doing with that, the economy and the border and he's in a pickle. >> lawrence: the propaganda is working. >> carley: there is and there is a link between alec baldwin and the numbers. there is this harvard harris poll that shows two-thirds p

people 18-34 believe israeli are oppressors and young people support hamas over israel and think israel should be ended and given to hamas or palestinians. >> lawrence: how do you even debate that? and get that footage and view it and see what they did. >> carley: yeah, there was a rabbi employed by harvard university interviewed by "new york times" and they had a menorah lighting and he saw a young woman pass a menorah and shout the holocaust was fake. he showed some of the footage and campus police suggest he get protection. >> brian: i hope secretary of

defense and president is not there because he is worried about poll numbers. i love the fact he backed israel. you saw the subterrainian lifestyle hamas is living in, it is a terror dungeon and goes for all of gaza. they can't leave any of that, we'll be back here again. ilhan omar came out and said i had a conversation with the president and muslims mobilize and young people are instrumental in getting him elected. people are heartbroken, he will pay a political price for this. don't think a republican will go pro-hamas. that is not an alternative. >> lawrence: if they are upset and people don't want to see muslim babies die, then go after hamas. tell them to stop using kids as

shields. >> carley: palestinian people are victims, as well. u.s. announcing it is leading 10-country mission to counter houthi rebel attacks in red sea. lloyd austin speaking in israel yesterday about that new mission. >> regarding the houthis, these attacks are reckless, dangerous and violate international law. we're taking action to build international coalition to address this threat. >> carley: the international coalition includes france, u.k. and italy and a shipping giant is stopping sailing through the region out of safety reasons, we will reroute around africa, being the cape of good hope.

bp also halting sailing through the red sea. more bad news for president biden, new "new york times" poll revealing his approval rating dropped down 37%. president is falling behind former president donald trump, according to the poll, 46% of voters prefer trump over biden at 44%. according to maine attorney general office 35 million xfinity customers have been compromised as part of a data breach between october 16th and 19th. ag's office says information may have been compromised, certainly one to watch. this video of a cat was beamed from space 19 million miles back to earth.

nasa using a laser to successfully stream the ultra-high definition, what am i reading? historic milestone for the space agency goal of being able to stream high-quality video and other data from deep space. >> brian: is anyone missing a cat? >> carley: taters has not gone to space himself, just the video. >> lawrence: you lost me. >> carley: it is cool. >> steve: we watch cat videos and now they are in space. >> carley: the video was beamed to space and back down again. >> brian: 16 after the hour, illegal immigration a crime in texas, 4000 migrants cross the border in a single day. >> lawrence: new trend that

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president with new accusations lobbed against joe's brother james. alexandria hoff has details. >> alexandria: this has to do with a hefty loan and information given from a b bankruptcy trustee who said $600,000 was paid so that the biden name could be used to sploi funding from the middle east. james biden paid back $350,000. there is no evidence of the president being involved in his brother's business dealings.

amiicorp wrote a check to james and the same account was used to write a check to president biden. there is a case he faces 17 years for evading a million dollars in taxes. the president and his son spent the day together yesterday. there was a somber reason for that, it was the 51st anniversary of the crash that killed president's first wife and his daughter. >> brian: poll shows donald trump edging ahead of joe biden. that same poll showing president approval rating plunging to 37%,

a record low. biden current disapproval rating is higher than vp harris, who is at 57%. panel consists of barbara toko, along with cody holford. cody, you were thoughts about approval of president biden and why it appears to be dropping. >> thanks for having me on today, biggest difference on the ground in iowa. when people sit around the kitchen table and talk about how they can afford grocery and continue to make their mortgage and look at rising interest rates and inflation and effect it is having on ability to pay bills and they don't feel what president biden is telling them

is happening in the economy. >> brian: cody, you are supporting desantis. talk to you, barbara. almost every poll they say the economy is number one issue. why do you think disapproval is so low and where do you stand with him? >> i'm dissatisfied with the current president, i was a life-long democrat and changed to independent. when i try to go to the grocery store it costs more money, i'm afraid with what is going on with the border. i live five minutes from new york city and i'm afraid to go there. it has to do with his lack of understanding what is important to the american people. >> brian: cody, the president of

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this is why texas governor greg abbott, fed up with inaction from the federal government, signed a new texas senate bill four, making it illegal to enter texas, making it a crime watch. biden's deliberate inaction has left texas to fend

for itself. the authors of the united states constitution foresaw a situation when the federal government would be inattentive to states that faced challenges at their borders, and in response, they inserted article one, section ten, to the united states constitution to empower states to take action to defend themselves -- empower states to defend themselves employs -- this bill takes effect in march, we will see if merrick garland will try to sue to stop it from taking effect. take one last look, not just another picture of another large group, this is border patrol force facing a breaking point,

4500 plus migrants there in 20 agents being asked to deal with it after dealing with off thing and overwhelming situation we showed you last week. >> lawrence: so much complaining about the buses, we deal with that in five minutes. griff jenkins, thanks much. >> lawrence: and targeting major hubs, nypd and even alec baldwin. >> you are with hollywood, do you condemn israel? >> you have your mind made up every question you got, right? i am in hollywood. you ask stupid questions. >> can the -- >> lawrence: it is jimmy failla time, jimmy failla host of "fox across america" and fox nation.

openly marching across the city. >> jimmy: see the police, they are there to protect protesters from alec baldwin, he will pop you if you mouth off. >> lawrence: one moment we actually agree with alec baldwin and he kept his cool. >> jimmy: he is on the right side of this thing, these people are idiots. when you shut down streets so medical facilities couldn't get through, you are getting your on or about currency. if you have been following his movies, he is not on board with ceasefire either. >> lawrence: he's not. >> jimmy: sit this one out if that is where you find yourself in that moment, they are not winning anybody over to their side. these are ill informed people on

the planet. >> lawrence: are you surprised about all the young people? >> jimmy: yes, because they are idiots, it is not about the cause anymore, it is the currenty. those doing the intifada stuff are the same people saying hate has no place here. >> lawrence: everything is i inconsistent. >> jimmy: these are idiots. >> lawrence: go to fox nation and check jimmy failla. still ahead, fox news alert with a live look in iceland, where a volcano is erunting. 12 days of giving, organization connecting military families through story time. check in with bill hemmer on what is coming up top of the hour. >> bill: you were talking about

the border, we'll talk to a rancher in arizona who has seen it all. we'll talk to him and lead republican senator james langford coming up here. how low can you any? new polling numbers find west wing in quiet conversation today and might be hope for an american jailed in japan, we'll talk about that when dana and i see you shortly, 10 minutes away, top of the hour. is all about presents and shopping and cookies and trees. but we know christmas isn't about something you buy at a store. it's about something so much greater. it is the day we celebrate the incredible truth that god so loved the world that he gave his only son. it's not about presents. it's about jesus. join me this advent in praying every day on hallow. cut through the noise and find god's peace.

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>> brian: a live look now of lava spewing out harmlessly in iceland after a volcano erupted last night following weeks of earthquakes. 3,000 locals were evacuated from a nearby town a month ago. it is a wild scene. >> that video is insane. volcano locations across islands, 130, 35 active. this is something they maybe see more frequently. the eruption began at 10:17 local time last night. the crack there in the ground is 2.5 miles wide to the north where they've evacuated for over

a month now because they've been seeing seismic activity across the region. evacuations took place in november. the video has been absolutely crazy here. we've been seeing lots of it. these images will continue to roll in but we're glad those people are evacuated. >> carley: us army major james hall can't be home to read a bedtime story to his kids every night and the organization united for reading steps in. >> good evening, girls, how are you doing? i want to tell you i love you and i have a special guest today. cookie monster has a book about cookies. what book is it? oh, oh, girls, if you give a mouse a cookie. >> carley: that's so cute. his wife is the vice president of marketing, and day seven for the 12 days of giving. jessica, great to see you.

i love this organization. i love seeing your husband talk to your girls while he is not there. he is on deployment. tell us about united for reading. how does it work? >> united through reading keeps military families connected through the power of story time no matter the distance. doesn't matter how old the kids are. more than 100,000 u.s. service members deploy every year leaving nearly a quarter of a million kids at home missing their loved one. so what we do is really simple. we video record that service member reading a book just like you saw at the beginning of there so the kids at home can watch it on demand whenever they are missing their hero that's far away from home. >> carley: i'm sure you are girls loved and you have a younger son who is one. i'm sure he will love seeing dad read to him as well. what is the reaction from your kids when they get to see the video of their dad reading to them? >> they love it. we call it daddy story time and we used it first on a deployment almost seven years ago when our

oldest was one. my husband was gone nor nine months. and then we have used it whenever he can't be home. whether for a long training or just a work trip. it is just a great way to keep them connected. they can't always be there for video call. it never lines up with nap time. >> carley: or a different time zone it can be very difficult. such a good point. i was also thinking this organization is great all year round. any year. but in particular this one because there were just thousands of u.s. soldiers that were deployed to the middle east because of what happened in israel. those service members aren't going to be home for the holidays. >> no, we made sure as those deployments were happening in october that we got all of our supplies to those units as they were leaving so those service members could make recordings and send them home. we have over 35 books just about the holidays and over 400 books

on our book list. so they got all stocked up with books to send home for their families to enjoy. >> carley: it's the connection between mom and dad and the child but also i'm sure encourages young kids to like reading as well. another benefit of this. >> exactly. we love promoting literacy. we know reading is the foundation of all learning. not only does it help the emotional well-being but builds the love of reading. >> carley: do you take donations. if we like the idea -- there are so many people watching now who think that united through reading is a great organization because it is. where can people go to help out? >> we'd love your support. for as little as $25 you can support one military family. >> carley: you have such a beautiful family. i love see your husband read to your kids. you are fantastic for supporting this organization and doing the good work you do. thank you so much for joining us. all right.

let's toss it over to brian and steve. there is an advent calendar. >> steve: it's day 19 today. >> brian: you've been following this whole thing. >> steve: since one. >> brian: we had shop this semester. i don't know what's inside. >> steve: today's gift is the kiddie smart watch. a kid-friendly smart watch meant for kids four and up. dual cameras for pictures, self-ies, videos and they sell it at wal-mart, target and amazon. >> brian: how much does it set me back if i wasn't winning it? i'm happy for all children across america. time to say one thing. stay within yourself and go watch me on the radio. >> bill: good morning and we begin with a live look at the

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