much as they like the burger. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful that you spend the evening with us. good night from washington, i am shannon bream. >> right now in this moment let's pass this bill. >> states like new york, new jersey would be subsidizing the rest of the country. >> inefficient state and local governments. >> the minnesota democrat kissed her and groped her without her consent. >> if you did that to me again i will not be as nice about it the second time. >> violated the first amendment. >> we respect everybody else that's religion and shouldn't be told by small handful of people we have to remove it. ♪

♪ take a shot for the weekend ♪ get ready for the weekend ♪ everybody is there now ♪ >> let's call it the weekend already, christmas decorations in new york city, along avenue of the americas as you look at rockefeller center. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends" first and always appreciate it, thanks for joining us. let's get to our top story, breaking news overnight, the senate finance committee approving the republican tax bill just hours after it passed the house. >> the bill is passed without objection, laid up on the

table. heather: what happens next? christmas decorations in new york city, does that mean we will have more money to spend? >> they did their part in the house passing it 227-225, the president congratulated them on twitter saying congratulations to the house of representatives for passing the tax cuts, a big step towards fulfilling our promise to deliver tax cut by the end of the year, 13 republicans voted against it from hijack states like new york, new jersey and california, no democrat voted for it. sarah sanders says it is the senate's turn. >> bring back jobs, bring back our wealth of the president said we will bring back our great american dream. now is the time to deliver. we expect the senate to follow the house. >> the finance committee

clearing their version of the bill paving the way for a full vote. mitch mcconnell said when the senate returns after thanksgiving he will bring this must pass legislation to the floor calling it an economic imperative for our nation but democrats see it differently, ranking member of that committee had this to say. >> republicans will test the limits of exactly how many different ways hard-working americans can be forced to pony up vast sums for corporate handouts. >> they are getting there with a razor thin majority, two votes, very difficult because one republican, ron johnson is currently and three others are on the fence. the real question, can they get there? by year's end, could be a very small order as they work out

these issues. heather: we will work out the differences and money and numbers and all that. thank you, have a great weekend. republicans are speaking against the tax bill passed in the house saying it puts the burden of tax reform on their state. is kellyanne conway setting the record straight. >> the fact is these high tax states are being subsidized by lower tax states. anytime you reach into your pocket they tax their citizenry. this is a subsidy to any deficiency in local government. i told people in new jersey where i own a home, i get it, you have to plead a lot of your case to state and local government. this is the federal income tax code. this entire bill is trying to get away from the credits and deductions and exemptions that favor the upper-class and

rarely favor the lower-class or the middle-class. heather: manhunt intensifying, cold-blooded killer who murdered a baltimore homicide detective, sean souter, in 18 year veteran of the for succumbing to his injuries after he was shot in the head, state and local authorities offering $150,000 for information leading to an arrest. >> we will find the person responsible for this ridiculous, absurd, unnecessary loss of life. the shooter knows what he did and he knows who he did it to. >> the navy officer leaving behind a wife and 5 children. another sexual assault scandal rocking capitol hill, this time against a democrat. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell calling for an investigation, senator out

frank and accused of sexual misconduct. radio show host, do you see this, since she was groped in 2016 while she was sleeping. the former model also claiming the minnesota senator forcibly kissed her while rehearsing for show. >> his mouth to my lips and it was wet and he put his tongue in my mouth. my reaction was just sort of, i pushed his chest away with my hand. >> that picture was from 2006. donald trump chiming in tweeting the out frankenstein picture is really bad, speaks 1000 words. while she sleeps. she was sleeping. this is four more women bring sexual assault allegations against roy more bringing the total number accusing him to

eight. the women ranging from 18 to 28 claim to be groped and forcibly kissed. he is down eight points against democrat doug jones, the special election is december 12th. the major drop in the polls putting roy more behind a red state that should be easy win for republicans. chief political correspondent byron york says it could be a rocky road ahead for the gop. >> more than three weeks left until election day. a lot can change. a lot has changed in the last week so i am not sure the polls are worth a lot though it is clear that roy moore has taken a hit after these revelations and even in a solidly red state like alabama his supporters not what it should be right now.

>> a mistrial of the bribery case against senator bob menendez after days of deliberation, the new jersey democrat making it clear he is out for political vengeance. >> for those digging my political grave so they could jump into my seat, i know who you are and i won't forget you. >> calling for the ethics committee to investigate. menendez was accused of taking free gifts in exchange for political favors which he is up for reelection next year but his numbers have dropped since the trial began. face coming under attack in classrooms nationwide at one school district is fighting back in the way vowing to support students beliefs. jackie ibanez with a story that has a lot of people talking.

>> reporter: don't mess with texas, that is the message from one school district to an atheist group attacking face. the freedom from religion foundation ordering bicycle to remove the christian flag flying on campus. >> flying the christian flag promoting christian events on social media account promoting religious events on its school district webpage is violating the establishment clause of the first amendment. >> the student taking it upon themselves to demonstrate passion for their beliefs proudly flying the christian flag on their trucks defending faith, not stopping there either, show of support make it clear they stand for students and replace the christian flags with this, come and take it flag instead, symbol of defiance that started during the texas revolution. >> we respect everybody else's religion and shouldn't be told by a small handful of people that we have to remove it.

>> controversy brewing in arkansas. an atheist group threatening legal action over the words in god we trust after a new state law requires a donated sign displaying the motto be displayed in every classroom. the superintendent said churches raised money to back the effort saying québec city and county officials have the motto in god we trust in this community that believes that. heather: we have those comments later in the show. brew on that and let you know what your comments were. fox news alert. targeting christmas headed to the -- terrifying new warning from the us government, passing a sweeping tax reform plan.

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first latino president. the latest to join the growing list of democrats i got possible 2020 white house run. castro telling a crowd, i might. he was the us secretary of housing and redevelopment, under the obama administration. a major victory for house republicans passing a sweeping tax bill championed by donald trump. >> this is nothing short of extraordinary. the status quo, so strong, 227 men and women of this congress broke through that today. heather: what happens next and what does this mean for your wallet? joining us now is peter morici,

thanks for joining us. good thing, bad thing? were you surprised it passed overwhelmingly? >> not surprised it passed overwhelmingly, the house is more vulnerable to take over in the next election than the senate and my feeling as i wrote in the washington times if they don't deliver they are out of business, they will go the way of new jersey and be replaced by democrats. moon jae-in four tax brackets, personal exemptions, standard deduction double, child tax credit expanded, all of these things you and i discussed, not a huge surprise with any of that. >> lower taxes, with high state

local taxes, in illinois and california. some of those people with large mortgages and high property taxes may see their tax plan go up a little bit. financing, what comes down to legal corruption in new york, more layers of government -- the library board, all of seventh grade to learn who these people were. heather: let's look at the different between the house and senate bill. this tax bracket, the house down four brackets when it has 7 and the corporate tax, 20%, the senate lowered to 20%, but not until 2019 and the individual mandate, no repeal included but the senate

repeals, 6 years, double the exemption so that compensates for it. >> the two bills can be compromised. maybe have it next year. the real problem, i feel is with the healthcare mandate and whether they can get collins to go along. my view is a lot of the compromises that have to be made over property taxes and the healthcare mandate are going to get 50 votes in the senate so what emerges from the senate will be more mergedable with the house. this is the ordinary way of doing business, there are always difference between the 2 chambers bills. heather: how do you get them to

agree to repealing obamacare, the individual mandate where they would not before? >> you have to ask sue collins if she would be willing to do that. heather: it is time to reason with her. giving people a choice. the joint committee on taxation said people taxes will go up, no they are not. not to buy obamacare on the exchange, that is their choice. i don't see what is wrong with giving american choices, and the whole premise of obamacare was is hidden tax, putting guns to people's head, something too expensive to subsidize others. my feeling is the healthcare system has to be reformed and not repealing the mandate put that off. heather: what is wrong with giving people a choice? >> that is what america is about, choice. it is un-american to oppose

giving people more choices. heather: the appreciate it. hope you have a great weekend. the time is 19 minutes after the top of the hour, luckily to be alive, minnesota police officer, just inches from his face. >> woke up to news blake sheldon is the sexiest man alive. our ip every sexy man in the world who died in the great sexy plague of 2017, you will be missed. heather: america's sexiest man alive taking on his twitter trolls. how blake shelton is getting the last laugh. ♪

heather: welcome back, free speech under fire, georgia seventh grader forced to change out of a t-shirt because it marked cnn. carly shimkus is here with how the family is firing back. >> we can categorize that is real news. the seventh grader you just saw named jackson jester and he wore the fake news network t-shirt on a field trip to cnn's atlanta headquarters. that is why this is controversial. his parents are saying the school violated his first amendment rights by asking him to remove it was his dad wrote a blog post saying some students are celebrated when they make a controversial display during the national lampoon, my student was forced to remove his shirt because someone didn't like it. i defend speech and expression even if i disagree or it makes

me uncomfortable. his mother weighed in on twitter saying as his mom i am proud of him despite commentary to the contrary, he does think for himself. you can't simultaneously hold the belief children are watching and then discredit their opinions. he watches the news and forms his own opinions. social media reaction to this story has been mixed, split down the middle. brian says god for but we heard cnn's feelings, we have to find a safe space but lynn says courtesy and common sense were in order in this sense, student and faculty were guests of cnn. wearing that shirt would be rude. the school has apologized, saying they are sorry. heather: steve scalise responding to rosie o'donnell about tax reform. >> the house passed the tax reform bill the congressman scalise faced -- facing a lot of criticism from rosie

o'donnell on twitter. you liar, the exchange goes on, scalise responded saying bless your heart and rosie fired back saying your life was saved, do something with it. find your morality, your decency, stop lying about tax cuts for the rich and dedicate your life to truth. congressman scalise responded to this back and forth on twitter to our very own martha maccallum. >> i don't know what she had against tax cuts for middle-class hard-working families who deserve it but when you have to resort to name-calling and cursing, we won the argument. >> steve scalise poking fun at rosie and the liberal coke network having a meltdown. he took the high road. italy 20 rosie o'donnell has some nerve.

let's talk about blake shelton, sexiest man of the year. >> he read some mean tweets from critics after people magazine awarded him with the sexiest man alive trophy. take a listen. >> woke up the news that blake shelton, the sexiest man alive. our ip every sexy man in the world and the great sexy plague of 2017, will be missed. >> he tweet theed that with video with the hashtag don't hate me because i am beautiful. heather: more to say on that. the time passed the top of the hour, the shining report saying the trump attack on a new york city bike path could have been prevented. our next guest is a reality

check about soft targets and schools firing back, faith under fire in the classroom, the controversy that has you fired up. what are people saying? >> why is it just the christian faith that needs to be under fire? head to my facebook live, let's chat. take a quick break, we will be right back. ♪ say your prayers ♪

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heather: welcome back, to "fox & friends first", 4:30 a.m. on the east coast and fox news alert for you, americans warned by the state department to travel to go europe during the holidays over new concerns about terror threats. kitty logan is live for us in london with the very latest on this, good morning, kitty. >> good morning, well, this is updated advise for americans traveling to europe over christmas. similar to previous warnings and

some warnings have become reality over the past year. last december more than 50 killed when an extremist drove a truck to market in berlin. markets like this could be targeted again. it says extremists continue to focus on tourist locations, transportation hubs, market shopping malls and local government facilities as viable targets, in addition hotels, clubs, restaurants, places of worship, high-profile events and other soft targets for possible attacks. u.s. citizens should exercise vigilance in similar locations. the warning also comes to knew year's eve club in istanbul. attacks are difficult to prevent and here in london and elsewhere in europe drives into crowds.

the travelers to keep up with local information when travel to go crowded over areas. here in the uk the threat remains as severe same as last year. heather: thank you. isis in the meantime as kitty was talking about now calling for christmas blood. the terror group naming the vatican as next target. how seriously should we be taking the treats. we are joined robin. thank you so much for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. >> great to be with you. >> let's begin with this christmas, blood threat, isis taking aim at the pope, not the first time that isis has targeted italy. >> obviously not, may of this year, there was the stabbing in milan train station of soldiers and policemen by an

isis-inspired terrorists and baghdady, head of isis, so italy is one of those countries as with many other in europe as we have seen in months and years threatened by the extremist movement. heather: here is the thing, you take them seriously and your change actions, do something like that and then they win, you don't want them to win in essence by changing what you do or stopping to visit italy or the vatican or anything like that, so what do you do? >> yeah, i completely encourage, i don't think americans should stop visiting europe because of the threats because by isis, this is truly why they win and rely on the government to be able to take the fight in territory in iraq and syria while law enforcement and intelligence officials at homework as hard as they can to coordinate with local police, work with other countries and other allies to try and

safeguard domestic security as best as they can, although, of course, there's never going to be 100% success rate. heather: vatican has not comment on latest threat. in 2015 approximately for the christmas eve service over 10,000 people attended, so it's a difficult situation to keep secure. >> well, yeah, absolutely. as you are seen in recent attacks, we saw in new york as well, if the terrorist acquires a vehicle and the law enforcement intelligence haven't got wind of the plan which is very often the case, it's so hard to stop that kind of attack, you see it in nice, stockholm, new york, of course, this is a really common form of attack for terrorists. heather: speaking of here in new york since you brought that up, new york post reporting anyway, that new york state officials have been warned that the bike path where the latest vehicle attack happened, eight people

plowed down by this -- was referred to as major soft target. apparently authorities were aware of it but had not done anything yet. so do you think that they could have done anything? >> well, of course, after every kind of attack like this you need an investigation, lessons learned, what could we do differently for the future, i would hesitate to be too critical, we need to have a bit of caution. this is new york, a city of millions of people, if the terrorist in this case had been blocked off from one route, one bike route, he would have found another, he would have found a new softer target. of course, we need to be aware of this, take precautions where necessary, we also need to say this is an ideology that's inspiring the people to carry out these attacks, how do we get to the root of defeating ideology rather than closing every single bike path. heather: when you talk about

soft targets it can be anything and all over the country and the world. thank you so much rob, we appreciate. >> thank you, heather. heather: well, russia, russia, russia, special counsel mueller demanding new information from the president's inner circle. mueller issuing subpoena to campaign staff containing-russia related keywords. the order coming after some senate judiciary members accused senior adviser jarry kushner of handing over, quote, incomplete information. and the police officer lucky to be alive after this as shotgun blast, misses the face by inches, the driver trying to shoot minnesota officer ryan at point-blank range during the traffic stop, quick reaction as you can see saving his life, two teenagers, ultimately damagers arrested and face multiple charges including attempted murder of an officer. let's take you colorado, first

state to legalize marijuana, first marijuana overdoes death, two colorado doctors say an 11-month-old baby died due to heart damage and they claim that he only had traces of marijuana in his system which overworked his heart. recessional marijuana is currently legal in nine states including washington, d.c. well, the time is now about 20 minutes until the top of the hour rand conservative sensor, twitter, silencing speech by removing seal of approval from conservative accounts, why our next guest says that it could be a good thing. note ♪ ♪ heather: ready or not, taylor swift does it again, new record that the pop princess has just chattered. up next.

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organized the white rally in charlottesville and i think there's a lot of concern that that check mark is twitter being verifying or supporting white supremacy, now twitter has distanced themselves from that position, that check mark is not a thing that we support or check or does or authenticating this is a real person, a person of interest that the public could have known. heather: here is what twitter has to say about it. we are conducting an initial review of verification accounts whose behavior does not fall within new guidelines, we will continue to review and take action as we work towards a new program that we are proud of. and patrice, i know you had the issue as well, it's ironic, will be interesting to see as they move towards this policy who they choose to do this to and who they choose who not to.

>> they removed check marks from a couple of people on the alt-right, so to speak, and they've actually even deactivated the account of white supremacists. the question is how would they treat those on the far left, those who have antifa accounts, what the difference is they are going to start taking into account offline activities or off-twitter activities, if you're somebody who is saying inciting violence or engaging in behavior that's inconsistent in another space, you can lose that verification. doesn't mean you'll lose twitter account but endorsement. whether they like it or not, that's a little bit dangerous, who is deciding at twitter who is doing the vetting and are they biased. heather: absolutely. you mentioned here, you had people harass you online. i know i've had -- i'm sure you can do a search of twitter and see it where people they just say horrible things.

ironically when we are talking about harassment, it's women harassing other women which is disturbing as well. >> i can show you people who talk about my gender, race, because i'm a republican, conservative, they have been vicious. i haven't seen their response to those types of people. let's see if maybe they will follow through on this. if they are going to commit to this practice, they have to be even-keeled and unbiased and treat everybody equally. heather: we will see if that happens. great insight. i don't know if there's construction going on, anybody else hears that? there's a little construction going on. making things better for you. well, the time now is about 15 minutes until the top of the hour and the grinch who stole christmas strikes in arizona.

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boosted things up yesterday, so the dow rose 187 points to close at 23,458, s&p gained 21 points to 22,585. nasdaq to close at 6,793. i checked the futures, they were done. we will see if we are able to pick things up. heather: we have just begun a brand-new day. taylor swift winning big time. tracee: new album reputation released and in four days it sold over a million copies to become the most -- most copies sold for a record this year so far. she beat out ed sheeran's record divide, that sold 919,000 copies, within the last few days she sold even more. heather: you'll probably hear a song or two 10, 20, 50 times. appreciate it, tracee.

tracee: thanks, heather. heather: the story of the grinch who stole christmas in phoenix, arizona, look at this. you better look at it really quickly. the tradition, christmas tradition draws thousands each year, at least calling it quits because complaints from the city. joins us live to talk more about this. lee, thank you so much for joining us. love your sweater, by the way. >> thank you, good morning, heather. heather: this is so sad, this is something that you've been doing for what over 30 years? >> yeah, over 30-plus years. heather: this is unreal. tell us what you do set up in the yard? this is absolutely really remarkable. how long does it take you? >> well, approximately two months, we start the end of september and the first day normally to light up is thanksgiving. heather: this is all in your front yard. you have a train set, you have ginger bread houses. how many lights?

>> 250,000 lights. heather: wow. so what's the problem? i mean, it's christmas time, people love to get in the christmas spirit or what, they don't? >> well, we had some new neighbors move in about a year ago and they didn't like the traffic last december so they filed a complaint with the city. heather: what was their complaint, too many people were happy? >> too much traffic. heather: too much traffic. have you had complaints before, is there anything you can do, any options left so you can keep this up? >> i'm going to try. we have some support from our local city councilmen and hopefully by next year all of this will be resolved and i'll be able to rise up again and have more lights. heather: do you use this to raise any money for anyone? >> say what? heather: do you use for fundraiser to raise money for anyone or anything like that? >> no, no, it's all private -- i never made any money with it.

it's just, you know, personal thing that we do. heather: it's all about christmas cheer and spreading the holiday love for people, merry christmas. >> exactly, merry christmas, we can say that here. heather: yes, we can, we can say it plenty of times this season. if they do want to get in touch with you or support you, can do they do, how can they do that? >> i have a gofundme payment set up. everybody seems to be finding that just fine. heather: we hope that you can do this next year. >> thank you very much, have a happy thanksgiving. heather: yes, you too. eight minutes until the top of the hour and controversy in the classroom. look at this. >> respect everybody else's religion and shouldn't be told by a small handful of people that we have to remove it. heather: schools and parents firing back as faith comes under fire. we are reading your comments up

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that is? or at least nearby. avenue of the americas, we are ready, are you? it's almost that time. wow. it's time for viewers' response, atheist groups attacking faith nationwide but the texas school they were forced to take down some christian flag and then in arkansas schools are being threatened be legal action over in god we trust in classrooms. is faith under fire in american schools today? jackie ibañez is here with what you are saying online. jackie: if you ask friends online, they will say absolutely. christianity has been dominant religion since humble beginning, why now does this become an issue with so many people who disagree with it. bryan on facebook, it's definitely under fire and going to get worse. brenda on twitter, not just faith but christian faith. everybody is welcome to practice

faith when they use voice to squash the voice of christians. who in america are we left to trust? christian principles period, facebook, twitter and instagram, we love to hear all of the comments, it's a really great conversation. heather: we were just talking about twitter itself, you know, whether or not whose accounts they take down, whose can't do they take down, face and believes -- beliefs and some keep to come under wraps than others. have a great weekend, see you later, bye. jillian: it is friday november november 17th, fox news alert, search intensify forking cold-blooded killer who murdered a baltimore police officer.

>> the president applauds the house for passing the tax cut and job's act, massive steps toward fulfilling our promise to deliver historic tax cuts to the american people. rob: praise from the president, passing tax reform but it's not over yet, what happens next, we are live in washington. jillian: would you charge grandma for thanksgiving dinner? what the controversial cover charge turning heads this morning. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: good morning. i have no idea what this song is, i have never heard of this, have you?