>> 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? rob: me either.

jillian: here comes the weekend. it is friday. live look outside. sixth avenue there. we have the christmas lights on the trees. it's pretty. rob: we have red ones, they are not on. we need to keep them on, we have to get those on for you. illinois jill let's do that show, good morning, you're watching "fox & friends". i'm jillian mele. rob: and i'm rob schmitt. top story breaking overnight. the senate finance committee approving the senate's republican tax bill just hours after the house actually passed in full version their own version of this bill. >> the bill is passed without objection to motion to reconsider is layed upon the table. jillian: griff jenkins joins us live from washington, d.c. with what happens next. hey, griff. >> hey, jillian and rob, that's right, republicans are making progress and the house did their part yesterday passing tax reform, 227-205 as speaker ryan gave a passionate reminder of what it's all about.

>> it's about tax relief and it's about fairness, it's about simplicity, it's about easing the stress and an site any that's in the country. >> and president trump applauding them on twit ir. congratulations to the house of representatives for passing the #tax cuts jobs act, big step toward delivering tax cuts to the american people. all 13 republicans voted against it all from high-taxed states, new jersey new york, new jersey, state of california and no democrat voted for it. now it's the senate's turn. mitch mcconnell says that when the senate returns back to thanksgiving he will bring much-pass legislation calling it imperative for the nation but don't call on democrats to support it. ron had this to say. >> republicans are going to test the limits of exactly how many different ways hard-working

americans can be forced to pony up vast sums for corporate handouts. >> can they get there with the razor-thin majority, they can only afford two votes, it won't be easy and threets one republican senator ron johnson is currently a no, three others collins and corker are on the fence. a lot of work to do and hurdles in the way. >> all right, griff, we will see what's to come. rob: yeah. jillian: what's the next step for congress on tax reform and what could this mean on the middle class? rob: king's college brian brendberg. just to clarify what we said, the senate finance committee has approved the senate's version of the bill not the full senate. that's the big first step. now we work on the senate. >> the house passed the whole thing, the senate finance committee has passed theirs, it has to go through whole senate. that's a big hurdle.

step one is done with the house, step two, we saw with obamacare, step two is very big because the margin is so thin in the senate. jillian: what do you see being the big hurdle in step two? >> you have ron johnson right now saying that tax cuts for small businesses are too small. they have to fix that, on the other hand, you the deficit hawks, corker, flake who are say if this thing is going to add to deficit, we are not going to support it. a way to apiece both parties and you have the x factor, susan sol line who is will probably not be happy if it includes obamacare repeal. rob: everybody is so selfish, they can't just come together. [laughter] rob: everybody has their own thing that they want to do. democrats and republicans in completely two different tunes. one side saying it's great and the other saying it's evil, when the democrats say this is going to raise taxes on millions of middle-class americans, are they

talking about losing state and local tax deduction. is that where they are getting it? rob: yeah, exactly. it's the loss of deductions in the biggest one is state and local tax deduction. that is going to hit people, people in blue states like new jersey, like new york, like california. that's exactly what they are going after. for most americans -- for the vast majority of americans are going to see a tack cut, people in those states depending where you are on income scale, you might see taxes go up a little bit. even better than that, this is the point that we missed. economists like me love to talk about this, tax cuts in small corporations are the kinds of things that drive new hiring and wages hirer. forget about tax bill for a second, think about your paycheck, big tax cut for corporations, they are investing in the united states, you see wages go up. jillian: corporate tax rate 20

from 35 which is right now. brian: the rest of the world is moving in that direction. that encourages companies to get out here. what we are saying, come back, invest here not because we are making you because it's an attractive place. rob: get the gdp going to the point where we are not embarrassing like undeveloped nation. let's talk about the carried interest loophole. i'm a capitalist, i hate high taxes, this is something that you have the richest people in the country get get away with murder on taxes even the president said he wanted to do away with this, they didn't get it in the house plan, why not? >> by the way, you continue to see them move in this directionment one of the situations that guys working at hedge funds are paying lower tax rate that they would otherwise be if you counted income as normal income. it's more -- it's not going to be a huge revenue gain in terms of tax reform but symbolic thing, i think you will see a move in that direction as senate and house come together. they have to reconcile their bills, when they do, things can

change a little bit. jillian: yes or no will it happen this year? >> yes. rob: i love the optimism. jillian: confidence. rob: headlines now. hunt for suspected serial killer. tampa police asking people to look at surveillance video of suspect taken just before the latest killing, four murderers happening blocks away from each other over last six weeks putting neighbors on high alert, investigators vow to go kill the killer who randomly kills people who are alone or distracted. another sexual assault scandal rocking capitol hill, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell calling for investigation as senator al franken is accused of sexual misconduct. franken asking herself. she was groped while she was

sleeping. the minnesota senator forcibly kissed her while rehearsing for a show. >> smashes his mouth and it was wet and puts tongue in my mouth. my reaction was i pushed his chest away with my hands. rob: good graphic for five in the morning, president trump chiming in tweeting the al franken picture is really bad, speaks a thousand words, where do hands go in pictures, two, three, four, five and six while she sleeps this as four more women bring sexual allegations against alabama candidate roy moore bringing the total number there eight. the women ranging from ages 18 to 28 complaining of being groped and forcibly kissed. brand-new fox poll down 8 points, special election in four

weeks on december 12th. jillian: mistrial against senator bob menendez after days of deliberation, making it clear he's out for political vengance. >> to those who were digging my political grave so they could jump into my seat, i know who you are and i won't forget you. jillian: mitch mcconnell call if for state ethics committee to investigate menendez accused of taking free gifts from dr. salman in exchange for political favors, he's up for reelection next year but the poll numbers have dropped since the trial began. senator menendez breathing sigh of relief and judge andrew napolitano says he's not clear just yet. >> he faces a lot that's coming. the first is a decision by his former senate colleague jeff sessions who is now the attorney general and it would actually go to that level as to whether they want to retry a sitting senator. they have spent several million dollars in prosecution, they

defended their case three times in the federal court of appeals, it'll do difficult for me to just see this dropping this hot potato right now. the second problem that senator menendez faces is a primary challenge but the i think the most troubling thing for him is the senate ethics investigation because the senate ethics committee can look at allegations against senator menendez which judge walls, the judge in the case would not let the jury hear and some of those are are in area of sexual activity with under-anal females. rob: the standoff intensifying with some nfl owners and roger goodell. the league denying jerry jones to hold emergency owners meeting to discuss 50 million-dollar extension. this comes after the wall street journal says other owners claim that jones is during detrimental to the league's best interest

after he threatened to sue them. jones has asked to delay the contract talks after goodell's handling to have national anthem protests. jillian: in just a few hours president trump will once again host several ncaa teams at the white house, he already welcomed the clemsen tigers. so far one team, university of north carolina tar heels basketball team has said it will not be attending ceremony due to a scheduling conflict. it is 11 minutes after the hour, fox news alert, massive manhunt happening right now for a cold-blooded cop killer, live on the ground in baltimore as the search intensifies, that's next. >> to set the record straight and believe me, we are going to get it out there, he is going to have his say. rob: the secret informant breaks his silence, a man who says he has proof of clinton corruption tied to russia. jillian: and flag fury if you thought kneeling for the

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yesterday governor of maryland added $100,000 to reward bringing total of $169,000 offered to anyone with information that could lead to an arrest. a police say at about 4:30 wednesday afternoon, detective was following up on a case in west baltimore when he saw something suspicious, he followed a man into an alley and that's where he was shot in the head and killed. police commissioner kevin davis says the past 24 hours have been extremely difficult for him and his brothers but they are committed to finding his killer. >> 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. black man with a black jacket

with white stripes. we will send it back over to you. jillian: see what happens. rob: absolutely. jillian: in the coming hours, that's for sure. you have to look at this and tell us what you think. disrespecting our symbol of freedom. sparking outrage for standing stars and stripes outside a courthouse in pennsylvania to protest racism across the country. he claims to be an air force veteran and someone in charge addresses his concerns. rob: muslim basketball player is cut from his team after he refused to observe the nation's national anthem. former kansas city community college player reportedly continue today shoot warm-up just practicing, hoops before a game instead of joining teammates while the anthem was playing. muslim faith prohibits him from

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rob: all right, welcome back, could this be free speech under fire? we are not sure. georgia seventh grader force today change out of t-shirt because it mocked cnn. illinois jill carley shimkus with siriusxm 115. carley: seventh grader jackson sparked controversy because he wore the fake news network t-shirt on a field trip to cnn's atlanta headquarters. now his dad wrote a vlog post about it. my student was force today remove his shirt because someone didn't like it. i defend free speech and expression even if i disagree or makes me uncomfortable. his mom also weighed in on twitter saying as his mom, i'm proud of him, jack watches the news and forms his own opinion. social media reactions to been mix today -- mixed to say the

least. others say that this is just plain rude. rob: i think the shirt is fine as long as you're not walking into cnn. i kind of get why they asked him to take it off, it's embarrassing but a hilarious church. jillian: who is charging grandma for thanks giving? carley: some people are asking family members to pay for their thanksgiving meals, no secret that hosting, cooking and clean asking time consuming and expensive. some people are asking family members to pay a cover charge, angela on twitter defended this whole thing saying, mac and cheese with the good cheese will set you back a cool 40 to $50 alone. jillian: what about good cheese? carley: other people cannot believe that this is happening. drake says the generational

trauma is the cover charge. he can't relate to his grandma or something. another twitter user saying, imagine showing up to grandma's house saying it's $10 to get in and 30 if you're going to eating. are they going to hire bouncers? i guess so. rob: is this what i think it is? carley: this is exactly what you think it is. pringle's, if you can't afford the cover charge, you can always buy pringle's, they are experimenting with thanksgiving-flavored chips, chip that is taste like turkey, mash potato, cran western resauce, green bean casserole and pumpkin pie. is that real because that makes me want to throw up. jillian: good morning to you. carley: best chips ever. i would totally try thanksgiving flavors. i like this tweet, willy wonka will be suing for intellectual

property. they are just in the test pilot phase. i have a feeling it's not going to be a hit. rob: 200 a head. jillian: not going to your apartment. carley: he's making the good macaroni and cheese. jillian: bowe bergdahl begging for payday and u.s. lawmakers giving him a whole hearted no. he will join us live to message to army deserter next. rob: school lockdown prevented the tragedy in northern california, one lawmaker says it's not enough, push to arm teachers ahead.

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the army now considers bowe bergdahl $300,000 in back pay. jillian: 100 members of congress now plead to go not give any money to disgraced army sergeant but instead the families of those who were injured while searching for him. with us now the man leading the effort and army veteran himself arkansas congressman rick crawford, thanks for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. why did you decide to spear head this? >> well, look, looking at the calculation of the serviceman's group life insurance benefit, a death benefit is $150,000 to the families. some of the soldiers died in search of this man who is acknowledged deserter and admitted himself and pleaded guilty to desertion. that wasn't warrant a reward of $300,000. i understand that they typically calculate benefits for people who are pow's, there's a per diem believe it or not for that, but in the case if you're a pow,

i see where that's warranted. in this case we are talking about a deserter. rob: he set himself up for him. i can't imagine that he thinks he deserves it either. let's look at this letter here from members of congress to the army, it says as members of congress committed to our servicemen, servicewomen and veterans, we understand the incredibly sack -- sacrifice with those in uniform. it's our firm belief that private bergdahl should not be awarded back day. he was convicted of the war crimes, misbehavior before the enemy, desertion, i can't imagine that you think or anybody think he's really going to get this money, do you? >> well, look, they are reviewing that and right now i believe it's in the hands of forcing commander general abrams. i think he will have the opportunity to not only review verdict of the court which was a bench trial as opposed to jury trial and i could get into that but maybe we will save that for another time but the point is

this still has to be reviewed by general abrams and they will mick a determination as to whether or not he's entitled to any benefits, also keep in mind that they are even considering him for a pow medal. so, again, we've got a lot of problems here and this seems to be systematic throughout the department of defense and i don't want to malign the military, but this department of defies and army in particularly does not resemble the army that i served in. jillian: what miami do you think this sends to other servicemen and women that he could potentially be receiving all of this money? >> well, look, i just wrote a piece on the blog on veterans day that underscored the social contract that we have with our veterans, but our military has a social contract as well and most men and women who serve in the military honor that contract in good faith, this is an individual who broke that contract and he left his brothers an sisters in arms and he broke with the chain of command, he broke faith with his

brothers in arms and there's no honor in that at all. rob: so you just said something they thought was interesting. i have a deep respect for the u.s. military and you just said that this is not the same department of defense that you worked under. do you think it's spinning back in the right direction, though, under mattis' leadership, would he be able to come in and make impact and say, there's no way you are going to give this guy $300,000 because he seems to be more pragmatic about the needs of the military? >> absolutely he has the authority to and obviously this has to be followed but the chain of command and i believe commander general abrams, i believe, is the next step in upholding the verdict that was rendered in the court marshal, but, i mean, look, i'm a military brat, my dad served in the military and i served myself and i'm very well acquainted with the way the military works and seems over the last

eight-plus years, there's been a lens of political correctness through which every issue has been viewed and this is no exception, in fact, this maybe one of the egregious examples of that. jillian: congressman crawford, thanks for joining us this morning. rob: thank you for your service, we do appreciate it. >> preert that. rob: fox news alert warning for americans traveling for europe over the holidays over concern about terrorism. this coming from state department of recent deadly attacks in nice, france, berlin, london, quote, u.s. citizens should always be alert to the possibility that terrorist sympathizers may conduct attacks with little or no warning. secret fbi informant breaking silence saying that he has proof of corruption. controversial deal gave russia control of 20%

of uranium market, back when hillary clinton was secretary of state, back when barack obama was in charge. reuters reporting that william campbell worked for lobbyist firm, documentation of uranium one and political influence does exist and i have it. that's a major statement. investigative reporter sarah carter also speaking with campbell, he's saying he refuses to stay silent. >> battle for not only his life but in a battle against what he perceived as people within the u.s. government that don't want the story to come out but there is so much information, sean, that he's willing to share with the public to set the record straight and believe me we are going get it out there, he is going to have his say. rob: allegations here just to remind you is that the russians pumped money into hillary's foundation in order to get control of uranium to build arsenal. campel plans to testify in front

of congress, we will see where that goes. jillian: another promise to fill, this time cleans america's streets. >> it is the policy of this administration to dismantle, decimate and eradicate ms-13. jillian: six-week crack-down from security naps 260 suspected gang members, operation raging bolt started in september leading to arrest of 53 suspected gang members in el salvador, 214 more were arrested in the u.s. between october and early november. nearly 100 of them face forgery and murder. the city of chicago taking a hit. the policy, partially suspend sanctuary city policy. the policy strictly enforced by attorney general jeff sessions puts chicago in jeopardy of missing out on millions on dollars in federal funding.

16 states across the country currently are considered sanctuary cities. rob: ohio state university latest in string of schools to indefinitely suspend greek life, 11 of fraternities are investigated for alcohol. penn state shut down fraternity after a pledge died. charges for more than a dozen students, members of that frat, california congressman calling on school districts to arm staff members in the wake of deadly attack in elementary school. introducing the measure after a deranged gunman opened fire on the rancho tehama elementary school, five were killed, many lives were saved because the school quickly went into lockdown. an executive member of the

college democrats of wisconsin now resigning after lashing out at white people on twitter. vice chair sarah, a student at the university of wisconsin tweeting, i hate white men. isn't that sweet. apologizing for the tweet, it was quote an expression of frustration from my male friend who wouldn't ask for directions. jillian: lights out on 30-year-old tradition for one home owner, calling to call it quits after epic light show from several complaints of the city of phoenix and neighbors saying it caused too much traffic. joined us earlier who is staying optimistic. >> hopefully by next year all of this will be resolved and i will be able to rise up again and have more lights. jillian: christmas house included up to 250,000 lights every christmas. rob: all right, let's talk some weather now, we are closer and

closer to christmas and a lot closer to thanksgiving. jillian: thanksgiving before christmas. rob: turkey first before we eat the ham. janice, what's the weather outside? janice: let's look ahead, in the past five days, things are looking good for travel for the most part. ahead to tuesday and wednesday, we do have a storm system moving into the west. you live in the west coast you need to pay attention to local forecast. across the great lakes it'll be chilly and towards the northeast on thanks giving but we don't have any major storm systems which is great news. we want to see the thanksgiving day parade here in new york city and we could see rain on thanksgiving on florida. so we will -- that's a look ahead. all right, now today we have cooler temperatures across great lakes and northeast. not crazy cold but cooler than it was this time yesterday, past 24 hours you see a storm system moving across the rockies and northern plains and this is the system that's going to cause potential travel delays not only

saturday but into sunday along the east coast. folks are traveling, my mom is traveling tomorrow. we could see delays at the airport, certainly on the roadways as well. we will keep you posted. mom, be in touch. [laughter] janice: we have to get here for thanksgiving. she's the only one that cooks in my household. i have to get my mom here tomorrow. rob: janice, thank you. janice: happy friday, by the way. rob: six days before thanksgiving. my mind is blown. 5:39 on the east coast. does anyone looking to load up the family to travel for hours? jillian: who wouldn't? >> i don't want to spend the holidays dead. >> hundred, please. rob: bad news if you're hitting the road this upcoming holiday season. the turkey day disaster on the roads, in the skies and on the rails. jillian: plus no kids, no taxes. the proposal that could have parents coughing up more money? rob: and the crisis continues

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a proposed bill in california allowing people to opt out of paying into the public school system. critics say that california education tax relief act would hike up other taxes to balance the state's budget. the bill is now in the process of getting signatures. rob: all right. it is time for justice and one of the most highly-anticipated films of the year. >> the age of heros will never come again. jillian: justice league soaring into theaters today but will it live up to the hype? fox news contributor kevin mccarthy here with his review, happy friday. >> hey, happy friday to you, rob and jillian. i have seen the movie three times. one of the most anticipated movies of the year. i will go through positives and negatives. basic premise the villain is trying to end the world and justice league will try to save it. the characters are so much fun

together, the characters have so much fun, the action scenes are amazing, the introductions are incredible, wonder women introduction, i love when the entire justice league is fighting at the same time, there are four scenes in this films that are worth the entire price of admission because the action is so incredibly well done. i love the flash, on the negative front i will say the opening scene of the film is a little bit weak, the opening song used an opening credit is a little weak as well and some of the dialogue is a little cheesy. the villain is very mediocre but the purpose assembling the team. this is the craziest thing i have heard in a long time. they had to do reshoots after the original film maker left the project due to family issue. gentleman who plays superman was filming another movie at the time of the reshoot and grew a massive mustache for the role in

mission impossible 6. they would not let him shave the mustache. they had to digitally take it out. listen to henry say about the mustache, watch this. >> t nothing to cover it up. what we do is try to put it on top of the lip, wax it up and i have dots all over the face and they try and put dot which is are barely vis nbl the various points in the face that would see them. >> so insane, the reshoots of the movie he did have big mustache and take out for the movie. i gave the movie four out of five. i don't think it's as good as man of steel or wonder woman or man of steel, it's very solid action movie. i gave it 4 out of 5 and two

ending credit scenes, stay all the way to the end till theaters lights come up. jillian: we want to hear about wonder, you can't go wrong with julia roberts and wilson? >> as big noting hill fan i had a chance to sit down with both of them. you have seen noting hill, you will get the reference that i'm making at the beginning of the interview, watch this. >> only because we are in london i have to say i'm kevin mccarthy with horse and hound. [laughter] >> i had to do that. we are in london. an honor talking to you. such an honor, thank you so much. >> call your mother and tell her she's raised a fine young man. >> thank you. jillian: whoa. >> i know. i gave wonder a 4 and a half out of 5, wonderful story that will make you cry, family, friendship, tackles bullying, wonderful final based on new

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jillian: all right, good morning, welcome back. how about it? fox business alert. are you tire offed winning yet in the stock market surging after the house passes tax reform. tracee carrasco from fox business here with a look at the numbers, hey, the stock number is doing well, right? tracee: we had a slow start to the week but we rallied yesterday, shares of wal-mart they soared boosted by earnings and, of course, as you said the house passing tax reform, their bill, and so here a look at the number. dow up 187 points to close at 23,458, s&p gained 21, nasdaq added 87. so what we have noticed so far, you know, these selloffs are pretty short-lived. dow few right now all the futures are down but hopefully we will rally as the morning

goes on. so we will keep an eye on that one. jillian: get ready to pack your patience. tracee: you will pack your patience. triple a saying nearly 51 million people will be traveling on the roads and in the skies, on the rails, most people will be driving, that's about 45 million people which is a surprise because gas prices, they are up this year about 41 cents a gallon more than last year and the busiest day on the roads is going to be next tuesday between 5:30, 6:30 a.m. at night, you have people going home from work and you have people trying to get out of town, so plan accordingly. jillian: okay. rob: taylor swift is filthy rich? still even more so. tracee: her album been out for about a week, first four days

just just over a million copies, i'm sure it sold more since then to become the most sold album this year so far she beat out ed sheeran who held the previous record for 919,000 albums. jillian: i'm not going to lie, i like it. tracee: i do too. rob: i keep trying to bump into her in tribeca. i ii can't keep getting up this early. [laughter] rob: the show must go on but not for katie perry. note ♪ ♪ jillian: what about her as your sugar momma? rob: that'll work. jillian: out of fashion show because china banned her, the sun flower dress she wore at concert with sympathizing with antichina protestors who use the flower as their symbol.

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rob: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a soldier surprising sister game that was a good one, hugging his sister in sanford, florida, he was based in fair banks alaska. jillian: no nuggets, no problem, how about 200 hash browns instead. a 30-year-old australian man charged with drunk describing for amendmenting that order in mcdonalds. rob: he got a dui after making the order. hilarious. trying to bust the suspect who busted a move instead.

a 20-mile high speed chase finally taken down when a k-9 unit sus sent -- was sent in. jillian: thanks for joining us, happy friday. rob: "fox & friends" starts now, see you later. >> the bill has passed. >> we are one step closer to tax relief for every american family. >> now is the time to deliver and we fully expect the senate to follow the house. >> when republicans are in power, the first thing they want to do is give tax cuts to the rich. >> what you said was not right. >> this bull crap really gets old after a while. >> the judge has officially declared a mistrial. >> to those who were digging my political grave, i know who you are. >> the most troubling thing to him is the senate ethics investigation.