♪ [national anthem] ♪ >> the search is on for a gunman after a police officer was shot in the chest. >> my officer was hit, and he succumbed to his injuries. we need to find the person that did this. >> a growing divide within the democratic party. senators franken's democratic colleagues on the hill says they want to see what a probe uncovers before they ask the senator to he radio sign. >> if they were smart, they would get rid of him. >> kirsten jill grand told the "new york times" she now believes bill clinton should have resigned. >> this country had a reckoning over bill clinton's behavior. what does this mean other than the end of the clinton area? >> do you think -- election? >> i think there are lots of questions about its

legitimacy. >> judge roy moore was out of sight his wife defended him on the state capital. >> even after all the attacks, he will not step down. >> is ambassador kislyak in the room before he get started here? any russians? ♪ ♪ [laughter] ♪ i feel good today ♪ can't nobody bring me down ♪ and i just got paid ♪ and i think i'm going to hit the town ♪ pete: that i'm aware of there are no russians in this room. ed henry and rachel campos duffy today. >> thank you for having me on the first time hosting. pete: not first time on tv. have you probably been on tv more than any of us. we will get to the career of rachel campos-duffy later in the hour. are you feeling.

>> the hardest part is getting to sleep early because i'm a night outline. ed: you guys coordinated the purple though. >> even the socks. ed: thanks for letting me know. i know where i stand. we have so much news breaking this morning. hillary clinton, she doesn't seem to want to go away. pete: she does not want to go away she was on wabc with rit can a cosby big radio station in new york. talking about al franken should he be held accountable or not? al franken is a friend of hillary clinton. she had some comments on that radio program. take a listen. >> al franken, you know, he's a friend of mine. i think we got to recognize that he agreed to an ethics investigation. it will go to the ethics committee. it will investigate whatever the situation was. i think that's the appropriate process because, you know, i think that

something like that coming in to the public arena, and al very quick acceptance of responsibility and apology, and his willingness to be investigated, and to take the consequences, is the kind of accountability i'm talking about. i don't hear that from roy moore or donald trump. ed: rachel, is an apology in her mind, is it sufficient? raacsufficient. >> if you are al franken this is the last person you want to come to your defense right now. she has been an enabler, she is known as that if you are al franken, this is not the person you want. ed: what i find remarkable, too, she shifts it to roy moore and donald trump. it has to be, no matter what topic you raise someone sells in trouble. a democrat is in trouble but what about donald trump? as we played in the open before that, she is also now, to mother jones, a very liberal publication questioning donald trump's legitimacy as president.

pete: yes. ed: a year after she said we will get into that more later. a year after she said of course you have to accept the results. and she was chiding donald trump as a candidate saying when things don't go his way, he doesn't want to accept the real results. if he loses, he is not going to accept. she lost well over a year ago. it looks like she is still. pete: we will bring that to you sound that's going to blow your mind. you look at accountability. how many senators have called for roy moore to step down? i think the number is over 40. rachel: the republican party pulled out its money. did you a good job last night on the five when you talked about what this senate ethics committee does is a sham, right? pete: actually the house committee censures and holds accountable. have you al franken saying investigate me. bring neat senate ethics committee. bring me to the committee that does nothing. from 2007 to 2016, there have been 613 allegations before the senate ethics committee.

75 preliminary investigations, all of this is anonymous by the way. zero consequences. not a single senator censured at all for any of these over a decade. so of course he wants to go to the ethics committee. the safest space he can go to. ed: hillary clinton saying he will be held accountable there. pete: 614th one maybe it will nail it. ed: other democrats are saying wait a second al franken must push down. guess who they are pushing for next senator from minnesota. they're talking about keith ellison, the first muslim in the house would be the first muslim senator. remember, he was blocked from becoming the dnc chairman just, you know, several months ago because democrats, not republicans, but democrats were saying some of his black nationalist views, a paper he wrote in college sort of praising louis farrakhan were not -- that's not what they wanted. pete: little too friendly to the muslim brotherhood.

next door to wisconsin. rachel: he is very liberal. didn't want to leave the dnc more controversial in the party. i would say what happened this week with the clintons which i think we are seeing the nail in the coffin with them, maybe this could be a way to start to move it into the other direction. whether the democrats like it or not, bernie sanders is the new leader of the democratic party. pete: he is the soul of it. rachel: keith ellison would be something in that wing. he endorsed him very early on in that primary. pete: too cozy to the muslim brotherhood for my liking. ed: when you talk about democrats fighting and going back to sanders/clinton it seems like that civil war ♪ over. have you democrats fighting about something else kirsten hill brand who has hillary clinton's seat in the senate represents new york has been cozy with the clintons for a long time. basically told the "new york times" given this new environment over shax sexual harassment she now believes bill clinton way back in the

lewenski scandal should have resigned. listen. >> is it your view that president clinton should have stepped down at the time given the allegations? >> yes. i think that is the appropriate response, but i think things have changed today. and i think under those circumstances there should be a very different reaction. pete: things have changed today. i mean beings two years, five years, 20 years too late at some level? at some level are you have to appreciate a democrat actually saying this. ed: a long time later. pete: bury the clint hatchet and move on. rachel: this is the most courageous move she could make at this moment. she has a lot of clinton supporters. they have have their supporters riled up and saying you are a hypocrite. you took this money. you took our help. now that we're not politically con zone yent for you are going to step on bill clinton. ed: the person who called

jill brand out as a hypocrite was felipe reines. he came on martha maccallum on the story. he came on. we went back and forth for 11 minutes on this and this is what he said about gillibrand. >> her point was strange to me because she probably didn't come to this feeling and thought and position yesterday. why she wouldn't haven't for the last 20 years vocalized it is strange to me. nothing was stopping her. but really what was curious to me is why she didn't -- what she didn't say, not what she did say. she didn't go on and say i wish i had said something earlier. i regret not saying something earlier. rachel: it's a fair point to make. he is calling her out for being a hypocrite. ed: do you know what's also interesting when you pile this jill brand to felipe reince point, is he mad she

took the clinton's endorsements and campaign money and all that now all of a sudden she wants to run for president in 2020 and wants to run from the clintons. you used to go have to kiss the ring of the clintons if you wanted to run for president as a democrat. if you pile on gillibrand saying you know what? he should have resigned, not being afraid of them anymore on top of done that brazil and her book you rigid the dnc against bernie sanders. it shows the dnc going down. rachel: in the old testament they used to have this idea of sacrificial lamb and put all your sins and get absolution. clintons are sacrificial lamb all the sins for the democratic party for the last however many years they are putting on the clintons who definitely have their hands on this. they are hoping they can get that absolution to turn that page and get a new start. they don't like being in that hot seat. pete: the rest of the party wants to turn the page so hard and they are like no, keep th the book open.

the clintons are not over rachel: if i were hillary i would not want to be on tv right now. ed: who is used the most as a surrogate? how much will barack obama be out there? is he going to ellipse the clintons? republicans have their own issues going into the mid terms and whether or not president trump is going to get this victory on tax cuts. the house actually made progress this week. moving the tax cuts forward. there is uphill battle in the senate. you have got some republicans there, republicans, not democrats like chuck schumer who just like on healthcare are giving the president fits on tax cuts. pete: that's right. as you said, ed, the house has done their job at every step. obamacare repeal and replace didn't happen in the senate. so now there is questions about which senators could actually end up holding up tax reform, some usual suspects that you see there. the president calls them little bob corker. there is a personal feud

there just like with jeff flake who has been a never trumper on the far right john mccain there. not on the far right politically but on that graphic. john mccain. so you have some with personal issues with the president. and then have you lisa murkowski and susan collins who long ago should have just became democratic. rachel: he is wants pass through companies have the same break corporations have. he has a very philosophical reason for doing this. i get what he is trying to do. i'm worried though. because when you see a crack the dam could break. we know what the senate did with the healthcare bill. i don't understand why he is doing it this way. he is friends with paul ryan, very close with them. they could work this out in conference. i wish he wouldn't do it in the press, in the "wall street journal." ed: pattern is developing. the house is getting their job done as pete said and the senate led by republicans is not passing

the president's agenda. rachel: make no mistake ron johnson is going to vote for this bill. their political hide is on the line. pete: you can't go back to constituents and say we did nothing. really it's the president and we are obstructionists. won't go back again corker, flake, potentially mccain. they don't have that consequence. it's going to be very interesting. let us know what you think friends@foxnews.com. i think i know what some of these emails are going to say. rachel: thank you so much. so fun. ed: coming up between new sexual misconduct allegations, political infighting and worries over the party's future, has this been maybe the worst week ever for democrats? we will take a look. rachel: country star mccoy has a new song goes out to athletes protesting the national anthem. ed: it's beginning to look like christmas at bass pro shops. we will check in with rick

reichmuth live at santa's wonderland. i also passed the beer can turkey downstairs. pete: i'm still on thanksgiving a little bit ♪ i'll be home for christmas ♪ you can count on me ♪ and we really appreciated that we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life.

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republican is going to call on him to step aside. here is al franken who is being talked about as hey, maybe, because he was standing up to jeff sessions, he was a rising star among democrats. maybe he will run for president in 2020. all of the sudden he is in trouble. >> yeah, right? just kidding. he is actually a huge creep. of course, republican does have a lot to be worried about with roy moore now democrats might lose a senate seat in al franken. there has been a huge push to have him resign. i personally also believe he should probably step down from his position in the senate but this is a disaster of a weekend for democrats. i would say all over though, it's pretty much been a disaster of a week for all parties involved. really doesn't look good for congress. we found out there are 15 million in settlements in cock for sexual harassment allegations over the years. i don't think anyone is coming out on top here. rachel: we see now senator jill brand has piled onto the clintons and terrible week for the democrats. is this the nail in the

coffin? are they turning the page on them and exit off the stage and make room for other rising stars, really? >> i absolutely agree with you. i think it is time. hopefully the democrats shut the page on hillary clinton. and bill clinton. i don't think hillary clinton is perhaps going to want to let go of that. she might fight for it. but, look, everything come out now. people revisiting this. huffington post article about bill clinton. it does not look good. hillary clinton, i doubt, is going to say much of anything about these new sentiments resurfacing about her husband. but, yes, i think absolutely the dynasty, the era of the clintons is over. rachel: i was going to say with jill brand coming out first, does that put her at the front of the line for 2020? does this make her the new rising star or is there a little resentiment about, you know, kind of she piled on at the crazy time that she did?

>> she is certainly the doll of the party. the base really likes her. i would say supporting the clintons, taking hillary's seat, campaigning with them. being a support supporter of them doesn't mean you sold your soul to them. i would like, perhaps, that the senator had a change of heart and saw these things coming out in hollywood and in congress and looked at what juanita broderick said about bill clinton and said you know what? that's not okay and i'm going to speak out about it because women's dignity comes before political politics. ed: elizabeth warren had an interesting morning on morning joe. >> who is the leader of the democratic party right now? >> the democrats roots. you can either get in front of it and call it a parade or stand to the side and be left behind. >> would you argue that it is an issue that the democratic party needs inspirational leaders? why wouldn't you say that you are one of them? >> look, there are a lot of us out here fighting.

ed: katie, they love beating up on the leader of the republican party and saying it's all donald trump's fault. but then when you say who is accountable when the democratic party? who is leading and the future of the party? they can't seem to nail anybody. >> no, they can't. senator warren tried to duck and dodge and we've she smacked into a wall. she said a line that president obama was president only a couple weeks ago. that's not true. it's been a really long time now since obama has been president. it's clear she didn't have an answer for this. she'll wasn't willing to admit that she was the leader of the democratic party. it's because the base doesn't trust the leadership anymore proven by senator bernie sanders and the dnc scandal. of course, you have people in the house that don't want nancy pelosi there anymore. it's not good. ed: that's right, katie. they are looking for a leader. >> there is no one. ed: closer and closer to 2020. katie frakes. >> thanks. ed: more trouble for the v.a. just when you thought the

waiting was over. you will want to hear about it. rachel: hillary clinton said it would be horrifying to question the election results. now she is saying what happened? why the backtracking and excuses? we will debate next ♪ you can't always get wish our insurance did that. then we could get a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey, welcome back. this guy... right? yes. ellen. that's my robe. you could save seven hundred eighty two dollars when liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance.

ed: a fox news alert. an all-out search underway at this hour for a cop killer near pittsburgh. police say 258-year-old newt kensington officer bryan shaw was shot and tragically killed when a traffic stop turned into a chase. the suspect's jeep later found abandoned. officer shaw had been on the force for less than a year. there is $5,000 reward right now. you can bet that's going to go higher for information leading to an arrest in this case. and another manhunt intensifying at this hour for a trio of dangerous fugitives.

these men breaking out of a florida jail just outside of tallahassee on friday by climbing through the roof of the library. two of them already facing life sentences. police adding manpower and warning the public to be on the lookout around tallahassee for the three suspects considered violent felons. president trump delaying this week's decision to lift a ban on importing the body parts of african. put big game trophy ban on hold until i review all conservation facts under study for years. will update soon with interior secretary zinke. thank you says the president. pete: hillary clinton still asking and questioning the 2016 election results. >> i think there are lots of questions about its legitimacy. we don't have a method for contesting that in our system. that's why i have long advocated for an independent commission to get to the bottom of what happened.

pete: so a year later we are still questioning the legitimacy. that's not what she said weeks out from election day when she was horrified about president trump doubting the future results. >> that's horrifying. you know, every time donald thinks things are not going in his direction, he claims whatever it is rigged against him that is not the way our democracy works. pete: horrifying. why the backtracking and excuses and does it hurt our democracy? here to debate fox news contributor richard fowler and republican strategist chris. thanks for joining us this morning. richard, i will start with you. she said it was a threat to our democracy to question the legitimacy of the election. she called donald trump that night to concede. yet, a year later she is still saying i don't know if it's legitimate. is that helpful for our democracy? >> well, number one, hillary clinton is a private citizen of the united states now. pete: sure. >> she lost the election.

she conceded to donald trump she was at his inauguration sort of saying he is the president. we had a peaceful transition of power. i'm not really sure exactly what she was trying to say in that mother jones interview. but what i think or what i hope she was trying to say was is that we need to protect our democracy at all costs and we know because the dni basically was very clear that the russians engaged in our election. we know that the head of the cia, donald trump's cia at this rate have said the russians have engaged in our election and they tried to interfere in our election. the person that we're waiting to say has interfered in our election is the president of the united states who continues to sort of pussy foot around this whether they engaged or didn't engage. and i think that's problematic. there is no investigation whether or not they engaged. every intelligence agency agrees that they engaged. pete: we have bob mueller and special counsels, looking at things all of that. >> trying to figure out if the trump administration helped them engage. pete: we know not a single vote was changed. to question legitimacy as a

democrat isn't that unproductive for you and your party at this point. >> hillary clinton is a private citizen and she can do whatever she wants to. pete: i know she is a private citizen. she is still the leader of the party. >> let's be clear here what's more hurtful to the democracy is the fact that the president of the united states will not agree with his intelligence, i take that back, last week i guess he sort of agreed with our intelligence agencies indicating that, yes, the russians engaged in our election. no it did not change a vote. but we know they put out fake adds. we know they put out fake news. we know they tried to hack into voting-we know they tried to hack into voting machines. they tried to. that is problematic. pete: chris, two issues brought up by clinton was voter suppression, tactics in swing states and of course russian influence. what do you make of, this chris? >> first of all, i will say this, any potential threats to democracy is hillary clinton and her cronies. it's time to bring america together. i say this continuously all the time.

whether you have someone such as her, they say president trump is causing division. she is the one that's leading the cause and everybody is saying resist. he's not my president. this is not how we get things done in america. look at what happened. look at wisconsin. it's not about anything else. it's her. she refused to campaign in states such as wisconsin and they blame it on voter suppression. no, people were not enthusiastic to support secretary hillary clinton. have you many minority voters who didn't even see her as enthusiastic candidate for them to support. pete: you are saying a lot of this at this point is power grapes. i want to relitigate something that i can't let go of. >> of course, absolutely. look at the fact of this. hillary clinton is a career politician. she has career support all around her to. have someone such as now president trump who never held political office. who had no prior political base. this is a major blow for her. not like she lost against a bush or anyone else. she lost against obviously now president trump.

it's obviously affecting her in a page way. she dual everything and everything she possibly can which includes getting her colleagues who are obviously currently in the senate. congress hog are continuously trying to tear him down such as saying is he not their president and resist. pete: we have to leave it there. without richard pivoting to russia or president trump do democrats need more or less private citizen hillary clinton at this point? >> are you talking to me? pete: richard, sorry, yes. >> this has nothing, like i said, this has nothing to do with hillary clinton as a private citizen. she is one. the people that keep replaying it or republicans who want to talk about hillary clinton. pete: she is giving interviews. >> we don't have to talk about her interviews. i'm not the president of the united states. like if i go out and give an interview you tonight have to play it every day. pete: i have your interviews on a loop, richard. >> thank you. what we should all be focused on both democrats and republicans is making sure we have a strong democracy. we can't have a strong democracy these russian hackers continue to buy fake

ads. pete: i have got to leave it there richard fowler and chris thank you for joining us this morning. i appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: coming up, glawrnl magazine woman of the year award honor diverse women. the problem not a single conservative made the list: it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at bass pro shops. rick is live at santa's wonderland probably with santa. rick, how are you doing? rick: guys, it is officially time you can turn on your christmas music. we are in harrisburg, pennsylvania, bass pro shops. get in the mood, come right here and i will hijack this a little bit. there is nothing but future -- i'm loving. this look at this high rise you are building. we had to come here right now because i'm afraid it will be gone soon. much more coming up here at bass pro shops this morning. don't go anywhere. be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ later some we'll have some pumpkin pie and do some

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♪ life is a highway ♪ i want to ride it all night long. pete: look at that beautiful crew. rachel: that's from last year. i think that might be the only picture where we are actually all together trying to set up the cameras and a the timer.

it's really hard to get pictures of all of us. ed: search looking at the camera. no one is pushing anybody. rachel: cooking with friends. that's a smaller we lost two of them to camp. rachel: we have gotten and forgotten kids. ed: left them at church? rachel: no, left them at home. pete: this is your first time hosting and this is "fox & friends." you are an amazing person, become a friend of mine and a lot of people here at the network. we'll want our viewers to get to know you, too. ed: i remember the first time on the show you were really nervous. this morning you were oh my good morning. oh my gosh. you will be great because you are always great on tv. rachel: thank you. ed: when we first introduced you talk about your family. we have got to know your family a little bit. they have been here cooking with friends. you know sean he comes on the show. he is a friend of the show. pete: in case have you been living in a hole sean is a congressman from wisconsin.

which district. >> wisconsin's 7th district right in the center of wisconsin. pete: not far from minnesota my home state. you guys met on tv. rachel: i was on the first season of -- i'm sorry the third season of the real world and sean was on the fifth. you have all this footage of me. rachel: we thought we would bring that back. rachel: some of this was used in the campaign. that's how it goes. it's fine. we are actually the first reality tv couple. and that's sort of our claim to fame. and sean is the first national politician that came out of national tv and so, you know, donald trump is the second. he keeps falling in sean's footsteps. ed: you were on different seasons of real world? there was a party, a reunion? rachel: they had a grape road trip they sent us all over the country. picked one person from each cast they sent to us new

zealand. we got to know each other very well. pete: 8 kids later. rachel: don't say you can't fall in love on reality tv show. you can. pete: you were one of the supporter of the president as well. rachel: yes, we were. pete: you going tote know her even more. three and a half hours. join us. we will put out more information. ed: we want you to read the headlines now. rachel: roy moore's wife now leading the charge against his critics. kayla moore defending her husband amid allegations that the alabama senate candidate pursued sexual relationship its with teenage girls when he was in his 30's. >> even after all the attacks against me, against my family, against the foundation, and now against my husband, he will not step down. rachel: this comes as alabama governor kay ivy says she will vote for moore even though she says she believes his accusers. three colorado v.a. hospitals under fire after a

watchdog group reveals mental health patients were kept on a secret wait list. denver golden and colorado springs hospitals believed to be more than 3700. the denver v.a. already under scrutiny and congressional committee is calling for investigation after it was revealed that doctors kept putting surgeries off due to a lack of staff. and also that workers were stealing drugs. now, country star neil mccoy taking a jab at the nfl protesters. the singer going viral with his new song, take a knee. ♪ think of those whose freedom was not free ♪ and i say ♪ take a knee my [bleep] rachel: mccoy says the song isn't a money grab. adding it's all about supporting our armed forces. and those are your headlines. ed: take a knee bleep.

pete: yerntion he got a censor. santa's wonderland is at bass pro shops. it's officially open. ed: if santa is out and about, we will find our very own rick reichmuth. what's going on out there, rick? rick: good morning. it is the big day for bass pro shops. i have eve have have a shocky here you are one of the co-host of jim shocky's hunting adventure on the outdoor channel. we will talk about bass pro shops and amazing wonderland. >> doesn't this get you in the christmas spirit? rick: i resist the christmas spirit until after thanksgiving in general. i'm making the exception. >> did you say thanksgiving? rick: we woke up a lot of kids this morning to come here to be here at 5:00 in the morning here in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> they are happy and they are in the christmas spirit. look at all these fun activities they have. we will go through these and give you an idea. you are going want to wanted to play wall of them. play dirt. all free activities.

can you literally sit here and play all day long at bass pro shops. rick: when you come here to shop, it's all out for the kids to play. >> i didn't, it is. rick: you also can buy it. >> the fun thing is all of these activities are here in harrisburg but 80 other locations across the u.s.a. and canada. iif you are in u.s.a. or canada can you go and do the same thing at local bass pro shops. rick: lincoln logs, i've been watching her all morning she has made this three story house and building a fence around it now. >> it's incredible, isn't it? it's fun, isn't it? lincoln logs some things for them to do. there is lincoln logs melissa and doug activities. you can see you are doing a great job over here. something you will enjoy over here, the rc trucks and i know in new york you guys don't drive vehicles very often so i have a feeling i might win this competition. rick: i do have a license. this is amazing. >> i'm already winning. rick: this stuff they can come and play with you can

buy at bass pro shops. have you activities like crafts always set up for the kids? >> this someone of my favorite things about santa's wonderland. this is absolutely free like everything else in wonderland. have you different crafts every single week. this week they are doing coloring activities and decorating santa's bag. next week totally different. no reasonable they can't come back several times before christmas. rick: of course. obviously the main event, the reason anybody comes to bass pro shops is this guy right here. >> santa claus. you can visit him super easily. three steps. go to home deep toe get a ticket certain time. you come back at your allotted time with little to know waiting and it's perfect. rick: and take pictures. and they are free. we will be at bass pro shops all morning with eve have a shocky showing all the things they have here. back to you in new york. rachel: if you don't want to baby-sit your kids just take them to bass pro, right? ed: get yours over there. kind of a long drive from

wisconsin. ed: coming up, could your airplane be hacked? the government just did it security experts warned it could be the start of something scary. rachel: glamour magazine year woman of the year award not one conservative made the list. ed: you didn't make it. rachel: i didn't make it that story is up next. ♪ i really can't stay ♪ baby, it's cold outside ♪ i got to go away ♪ baby it's cold outside ♪ this evening has been ♪ so veriy nice very nice ♪bl e caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain.

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so the glamour 2017 women of the year awards honoring diverse group of women the only problem is not one conservative made the list. here to sign off on the snub is freelance writer and press assistant for rick

santorum. lawyer, thanks for joining us. let's just get into some of the women that won. we know the lifetime achievement award was maxine waters, the late night heroes salesman that bee. the organizers of the women's march. tell us, he know, why were conservative women left off the group and doesn't this make this list just very questionable? what's the message here? >> well, good morning, rachel, thanks for having me on. you know, when i read this list, the first thing that came to me it read like a press release straight from the democratic national committee. >> right. >> it's shocking to me because they promoted the list as a list of trailblazers and list of diverse women. they are diverse women they leave off the conservatives and people like kellyanne conway she ran the first -- first woman to run a successful presidential campaign. why was she left off? rachel: right. >> you look at the press shop at the white house it has more estrogen, i think

than "the view." for sure. we have sarah sanders, marci schlapp. lots of roll models completely left off the list. >> absolutely. i'm a mom of girls. when i point to if we mail role models for my girls, i point to people like the sarah huckabee sanders and the kellyanne conways of the world. i don't point to the organizers of the women's march who, you know, wear vulgar hats and go scream in the streets because they lost a presidential election. rachel: that was interesting too. i saw the protesters at the women's march. by the way glamour said these are leaders that are teaching us to lead in love. i mean, remember, madonna said she wanted to blow up the white house there. we had linda sarsour, one of the leaders of the march who is pro-sharia law, hardly a women's movement activist in my opinion. and has been on twitter

supporting female genital mutilation. >> it's clear to me they have a clear political agenda that they are pushing. if you look at their reasons. if you read the reasons that they name these particular women, it's a very clear political agenda for why they chose who they chose. and they don't seem to care. rachel: what are they scared of lauren? and what's the message to conservative rim? >> i think you need not apply. and it's a very bad business model if ask you me because they are ruling out about half of their demographic. i mean, half of the women in this country. -- if you don't know any better, you would think that glamour magazine is just sold in new york and l.a. to the fringe liberal women. rachel: you are right. >> they are forgetting the rest of the country. that doesn't make good business sense to me. a lot of us are professional

educated wiment and we buy magazines. we don't necessarily buy this one now but we buy magazines. rachel: that's right. not a great business model for them. listen, thank you so much, lauren, check out the federalist where she writes on lots of great cultural and political issues. thanks a lot, lauren. >> thanks, rachel. rachel: still ahead, hillary clinton says the whole uranium one scandal has been debunched. but will a newly revealed fbi informant change that. sara carter is here to discuss in the next hour. could your airplane be hacked in the government just did it and our next guest says the security concerns only get worse. ♪ or is it just a dream ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me ♪ baa baa black sheep, have you any wool? no sir, no sir, some nincompoop stole all my wool sweaters, smart tv and gaming system.

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eat pete it's a scary question could terrorists potentially hack an airplane. apparently the government just did. rachel: a department of homeland security cyber security aviation expert says his team was able to successfully hack a boeing 757 radio frequency while the jet was on the ground. he had said that as scary as it sounds or much ado about nothing. let's ask security analyst morgan wright. good morning, morgan. >> good morning. ed: what does this tell you about a dhs official being able to hack into a jet that was parked about the possibility that terrorists or someone else could hack one of our jets in the sky? >> about three or four months before malaysian air went down boeing filed a notice saying they were concerned about the entertainment system in the 777 they identified structural weaknesses in

heir own craft 777 the 757 is older than that. if you are worried about your advanced aircraft have you reason to be concerned about old aircraft. boeing going there is nothing to see here folks going on. every network has been penetrated, period. pete: you are talking about the wi-fi or direct tv. rachel: movies. pete: movies we all love. >> you bet. pete: could be connected to the flight systems of the aircraft? >> they are supposed to be separate networks. pete, you know this better than a lot of folks we think of basic warfare and iran and centrifuges and how we attacked those physically separate networks, right? wrong. they were connected because we were able to get to people on the ground and get things inserted into that network. if somebody got on to a plane and connected it, what you are now doing -- if you take down one plane i have to act as though every plane is vulnerable and defend every single plane. rachel: sounds like you could get a 9/11 attack without the hijackers.

>> people used to think 24 was, you know, just a made up stuff where they took over the homeland security device and changed air traffic control. these are very real concerns. our infrastructure is aging. there is the it modernization bill trying to be attached to the defense spending bill. our systems are so sold if you remember the office of the personnel management breached that system was so old the records couldn't be encrypted. this is the type of technology we are dealing with. pete: a pell 2 es remember those. >> and the newton. who could remember those. ed: he has iphone 4. >> go back to the flip phone old style. ed: morgan wright thanks for bringing us important information this. hillary clinton rushing to senator al franken's defense. pete: plus sarah carter, dan bongino and geraldo rivera all this morning. and rachel campos duffy all morning. ed: every hour on the hour. ♪ this is how we do ♪ yeah

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>> the search is on for a gunman after a police officer was shot in the chest. >> my officer was hit and he succumbed to his injuries. we need to find who did this. >> a growing divide within the democratic party. senator franken's democratic colleagues on the hill say they want to see what an official probe uncovers before joining calls for the senator to resign. >> if they were smart, they would get rid of him. >> jill brand told the "new york times" she now believes president clintons should have resigned. >> this country there a reckoning over bill clinton's behavior. >> where is this coming from what does it mean other than the end of the clinton era. >> do you think -- election? >> i think there are lots of questions about its legitimacy. >> judge roy moore remand out of sight but his wife kayla defended him on the stepping of the state

capitol. >> each after all the attacks, he will not step down. >> what i ask is ambassador kislyak in the room? before i get started here, any russians? ♪ ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ hey ♪ pete: ed, is this your favorite song? ed: i like the imagine dragons. rachel: you guys are so much hipper than me. i have no idea. ed: we have you are here. rachel campos-duffy thank you. pete: abby is out on maternity leave. ed: who? pete: come on: be here a bunch as is ed.

hour two. how are you feeling? rachel: feeling good. you are the best co-hosts. pete: we have fun. ed: you say that to all the co-hosts. you say that on outnumbered. rachel: you guys are better than joy behar. pete: how many times are you on "the view"? rachel: maybe 25 times. ed: talking about low bars, hillary clinton won't leave the stage. we have been talking about this and she is now jumping in on the al franken story, of course. but somehow she is finding a big difference from the roy moore story and actually finding a way to say that al franken is okay to her. >> he has already been held accountable. he is a friend so he is good to go. listen to hillary clinton on wabc yesterday. >> al franken, you know, he is a friend of mine. i think we have got to recognize that he agreed to an ethics investigation. it will go to the ethics committee. it will investigate whatever the situation was. i think that's the

appropriate process because, you know, i think that something like that coming in to the public arena and al is very quick acceptance of responsibility and apology and his willingness to be investigated and to take the cons successes is the kind of accountability i'm talking about. i don't hear that from roy moore or donald trump. ed: always got to bring it to donald trump no matter what. rachel: interesting the excuse me is giving franken is the same excuse democrats gave her husband which is, listen, he is goods on women's issues. he is a democrat. just kind of turn the page. don't think about that. just let him go. pete: it ultimately -- it's just like the glamour magazine segment you did. we want to praise women if they agree with us on every second. he is so good on women's issues. an article caught our eye in the "the washington post" kate harding a liberal writer basically made that exact argument. take a look at this.

we will read from it, quote, from "the washington post. she writes: i don't believe resigning from his position is the only possible consequence or one that's best for american women. if we set this precedent in the interest of demonstrating our party's solidarity with women we are owner going to drain the swamp with people, who however flawed, still regularly vote to protect women's rights and freedoms. that is an apology if i ever heard one. ed: the way a lot justified in '97 and '98 not calling for bill clinton to resign. if a republican makes a mistake, bam, you are done. in terms accountability. there is no evidence yet that the senate ethics committee is actually going to do a thorough job. there have been democrats and republicans who have gone before the senate ethics committee because of various mistakes, allegations and off times okay, all good here. we didn't see a lot of problems. we seal if there is accountability. rachel: to be fair that is what we are hearing on the other side with roy moore. we have an election coming up. don't like what roy moore is

doing. but, you know, he is republican. pete: i think that's fair. have you seen 43 republican senators come out and say roy moore should drop out of race. rachel: and the rnc has pulled their money. pete: not a single democrat has said that about al franken. you pointed out. senate ethics committee. just let me be clear, it's a joke, okay? they have had 613 accusations in the last decade. and zero senators have been found of wrongdoing. it means they're calling for a committee that will not hold them accountable. ed: if al franken deserves his day in court to go before a ethics committee. the alleys have not been proven against roy moore. there is all kinds of troubling allegations. it's not like he hasn't been dragged before court. he hasn't been dragged before an ethics committee. if you want to give al franken time to tell his side of the story, roy moore deserves his side of the story as well. pete: he did yesterday. there was women for roy moore. rachel: his wife came out not very subtle either. she was wearing cross earrings. that's the power of a good political spouse.

if you were conservative, and you were wavering a little bit, i thought she was pretty convincing. pete: i ultimately think the let the alabama voters decide is winning out here. you can have anybody cast their judgment as a pundit or a politician, the voters will decide. ed: it's interesting because we're talking about the election coming up december 12th. hillary clinton, listen to this clip she is still talking about the election that happened more than 365 days ago. listen. >> i think that there are lots of questions about its legitimacy. we don't have a meth for contesting that in our system. that's why i have long advocated for an independent commission to get to the bottom of what happened. ed: an independent commission? we have the house, the senate. rachel: she talks about the election being illegitimate. what was illegitimate was the democratic primary which was basically rigged like a third world country.

ed: you say rigged? super delegates, right? rachel: super delegates and feeding questions tore h i actually think this election was one of the elections that made me believe again in the democratic process because the guy who was most unlikely candidate with the least amount of money you had jeb bush a shoe in he crushed it all. it was a marketplace of ideas and campaign rallies and the american people, at least the republican party decided. pete: that's why you are seeing a reckoning right now. democrats worst week. lift up the rug and sweep all the garbage underneath because have you got the presidency. now still a year later having to litigate that think about the double standard of a hillary clinton that says that but during the campaign talked about it in the debate and tweeted hey, president trump or candidate trump, if you don't abide by the election, it's a threat to our democracy. ed: horrifying. she won't accept the results a year later. what's also interesting is we talked about how the

democrats gained in the primaries. hillary clinton, you know, benefited from having these super delegates. and that propelled hillary clinton to be the democratic no, ma'am kneel and then she picked tim kaine as her running mate. pete: it was her complete fire wall. ed: tim kaine comes out and says i don't think we should have super delegates anymore even though it helped his running mate. he said i have long believed. not recent belong there should be super delegates. they are given undue influence in the popular nominating process and make the process less democratic small d, is bernie sanders this morning just spitting out his coffee saying i was saying this a year and a half ago and nobody would listen. how are they saying this after the fact? rachel: it's like he is kind of coming around the republican side of things. because we believe in, republicans believe in a fair fight. let the strong es candidate win. their system has long been rigged? might be the end of that. pete: long believed how how long, ed, back to the

nominee? >> you didn't say that a year and a half ago. super delegates come to us. it's unbelievable. let's be a little fair here. ed: wait,you want to be a little fair? big day. rachel, you brought all kinds of new things. pete: fair and balanced right here. republicans had their own questions and problems. you have majorities in the presidency, you better get something done. ed: they did not get healthcare done. pete: the house did. the senate could not. the house has now passed tax reform moving over to the senate. looking eventually at couple weeks at full senate vote. typical holdouts there that could stand between this president and real historic tax reform. ed: bob corker who has been in almost open wore fair with the president. jeff flake who is basically a never trumper and basically stepping aside and really been lashing out at the president. ron johnson from your home state. little bit of surprise because he is now saying that he can't support the bill. and i will let you talk about that after i get through these names. lisa murkowski, susan

collins and john mccain. mccain in particular went after the president on healthcare. now also a holdout on tax cuts. ron johnson is from your home state. rachel: he is a businessman. he is really upset how pass through companies are not getting the same treatment as corporations. and, you know, he indicated in some interviews that he really tried to get the attention of mitch mcconnell on this and didn't feel like he was being listened to. i think this is his way to do it. i don't think it's the best strategy. i don't think you wants to show a crack. you already see that list is long enough to really derail the senate vote and this tax plan. pete: guys like rand paul and ted cruz have traditionally been told holdouts. you see them playing ball. i'm sure they don't think this is perfect either. frustrating to see the same three on the list. john mccain probably won't run again. who knows. little is a murkowski and susan collins when is the last time they acted like a

republican? rachel: a lot of senators you see on the list are people though ho have been wrangling with the president. you have to wonder if the president regrets a little bit his strategy with them. sometimes you get a little more with honey than vinegar. ed: remember john mccain with the thumbs down on healthcare. you could see him going that way on taxes. pete: if your legacy has been i ran for president as standard bearner 2008. he ran on tax cuts. ed: he ran on repealing and replacing obamacare. for senate not for president. pete: you don't cut taxes? that would be a tough legacy. rachel: absolutely. ed: president wants that victory by the end of the year. we will see if he gets it hillary clinton says the whole uranium one has been debunked. really? when l. an fbi were informant change all that sara carter is on the case next. pete: wait until you hear how much someone paid for this cake from the president's wedding. is that a mar-a-lago cake?

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♪ >> if the uranium one story has been debunked countless times by members of the press, by independent experts. this is such an abuse of power and it goes right at the rule of law. ed: hillary clinton down playing the probe into the

uranium one story calling it debunked. will an anewly revealed fbi informant change all that joining success senior investigative report for circa sara carter. doorng, sara. >> good morning, ed, how are you? ed: good. let's start big picture hillary clinton says this thing has been debunked. >> it has not been debunked. let's go back to peter schweizer's book clinton cash. the "new york times" writing a massive expose on this. had just has not been investigated. that's what they're most afraid of. either a special counsel or a prosecutor looking into this can really follow the money. that's what they need to do over $140 million that went into the clinton foundation into those covers and there is other people coming out of the woodwork now who want to address this issue. ed: yeah. >> the leadership in kazakhstan. people who have direct evidence of what was happening during that i am too. i say let an investigation pursue and see where it

leads. ed: sara, quick refresher and let's push forward on what's really new here. for our viewers, the fbi in the obama years was already investigating uranium one. there were allegations of racketeering and bribery as i recall it russians trying to buy influence here in the u.s. they were looking at whether there was influence with clinton foundation money speech money that went to former president bill clinton. they had an confidential informant and what's new is the justice department is letting congress in the weeks ahead talk to that i know informant. what do you think we may learn? >> absolutely. the informant was with the fbi for more than four years. prior to the approval of uranium one, which happened in 2010, towards the end of 2010, in october, in informant had been providing all of that information, ed, as you said kick backs, bribery, all kinds of money laundering within the uranium industry in russia.

i think what the infornlt is going to be able to provide is absolute documentation that the russians that they were investigating at the time were directly involved with the uranium one deal. and they will be able to expose that that is something that right now we don't believe the cfius members who approved the deal. ed: the panel. >> the panel were aware of that at that time. ed: to wrap it up here, i've got 90 seconds. the key in terms hillary clinton, i think it's important to our viewers that you are saying we haven't publicly heard from this confidential informant. he may have new information that could be troubling but in fairness to the clintons, what they are saying is there is no evidence that hillary clinton approved that deal. cfius went forward with the uranium deal. she was the sitting secretary of state at the time. in the last minute here, tell me what we know and what we don't know about whether hillary clinton, whether her fingerprints were on this or not? >> well, all you have to do is look at this. she was secretary of state at the time. the clinton foundation was

directly receiving donations from people that were very interested in this deal being approved. i think we need to take a step back and let the justice department do its job. if it's going to do its job as attorney general sessions promised. they need to investigate this. they need to move forward. they need to hear what the informant is going to say. they need to look at the troves of documents that this informant has retained and will be willing to share with congress in order to answer some of those biggest questions. ed: democrats are saying it's debunked. sara carter has been following the facts from the beginning. we will continue to do that on this program. we appreciate you coming in, sara. >> thank you, ed. ed: coming up. senator jeff flake caught on hot might. he has harsh words, yes, for president trump. >> come the party of roy moore and donald trump. we are toast. ed: we'll be toast, he says. is this really what the voters think? dan bongino doesn't think so. he is here next. one of three americans won't

talk politics this thanksgiving. it's too divisive for them. how do you avoid the trouble at the table? we have tips to save your turkey day. i have a feeling pete is going to talk politics. he is shouting. you might not hear him. ♪ why can't we be friends ♪

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ed: some quick headlines roy moore's wife kayla defending her husband amid allegations the alabama senate candidate pursued sexual relationships with teenage girls when he

was in his 30's. >> even after all the attacks against me, against my family, against the foundation and now against my husband, he will not step down. ed: this comes as alabama's governor kay ivy says she will still vote for moore even though she says she believes his accusers. meanwhile, storms bringing snow and heavy winds to the west coast and is now moving east. this all happening ahead of a busy holiday travel rush. drivers navigating through very dangerous road conditions in colorado. heavy rains and winds are expected from washington, d.c. to boston tonight into tomorrow. and in washington, president trump welcomes 18 ncaa championship teams to the white house. to celebrate their successful seasons. but one was missing. south carolina's women's basketball team. coach dawn said back in april her team would go. but then they backed out. she says they are focusing on their current season

instead. pete? pete: is this a familiar scene at your thanksgiving dinner table? >> people making things and buying things and buying and making. >> i said knee. all i'm trying to say loaded down with all this stuff that we don't need? >> when did we get fat like human cholesterol or something. >> it s. that my fault, too? >> what are you saying? >> human cholesterol, wally stuck in the system. big gobs of human fat economy. >> no politics on thanksgiving. [laughter] rachel: after last year's election politically divided families cut their thanksgiving celebration short by 20 to 30 minutes. pete: a new poll says that 31% of people intend to avoid talking politics this year. during the holidays. 21% will engage, even if they know there is some

disagreement on the issues. rachel: what can you do to avoid infighting at the thanksgiving table? here to give us great advice dr. jennifer caudill family physician and assistant professor at rowan university. listen, this is really interesting to me. my husband is a republican politician. his family is a family of democrats. the. >> bernie sanders. rachel: bumper stickers bernie sanders and sean duffy. >> there are a lot of families politically divided. i have family and friends myself. i think they are kind of wondering what it's going to be like. pete: do you avoid it all together? or do you try to have the conversation and set some boundaries? >> i think that for some families, i will be very honest with you. i think some families should just say no politics at all. rachel: i thought you were going to say don't get together. >> no, no. pete: that's an option, too. >> this is thanksgiving we want everyone to get together. that's the point, right?

this is thanksgiving. we are talking about food and fellowship and family and friends and love. so the idea is to have a wonderful experience. some families though and you know who you are. i am talking to you all. you know you shouldn't be talking politics. i do think there is a lot of families who can talk politics and get through it and be okay. the biggest thing is having a lot of respect for one another and coming at it, approaching the political discussion from a point of understanding. this is not about bullying or badgering, it's about understanding how your family members think. pete: could you even have fun with it set some ground rules. >> yes. pete: crazy uncle joe over here and aunt jan over here and different kinds of the spectrum it could almost be entertaining. >> i like the idea of ground rules. some families may say okay no politics except at desert. maybe they have a time limit. we can talk politics but not talking about this issue or this issue. maybe you do have a moderator, somebody that steps in and, you know, banging the gavel and says okay. enough. rachel: i had it great when i was reading through this segment, i love this topic. what if everybody was

wearing sort of like one of those pilgrim hats or caps and it's really hard to take that conversation really seriously if you're kind of. pete: make yourself look goofy? >> make yourself look goofy. rachel: 25% of families prefer to talk about family gossip instead of which i thought that might bring everyone together, right? >> that's actually a good distraction. i say if you need to get out of a political conversation, one way to do it is redirect. we are talking sports, we are talking pets. maybe family gossip that will change the topic pretty quickly. pete: even if you are talking sports at this point. what if crazy uncle joe goes i hope nobody kneels and it starts the whole conversation. >> i will say this also about families. thanksgiving and the holidays is often a time where people bring maybe new people into the family, right? loved ones, new relationships and things like that. i also say that if you know you come from a very politically charged family and it's going to come up and maybe you are the family that loves to just box it out at the table, let your loved ones know before they

get to your house. you know? because it's really a big thing. rachel: give us tips on how we can keep the spirit of thanksgiving? like how we can set the tone to make sure it doesn't just devolve. >> doesn't derail and people don't leave 20 to 30 minutes early. i actually heard of a girlfriend of mine, actually, she ate her dinner up in her bedroom she couldn't stand being in the living room and dining room table. this stuff happens. pete: if you are a newcomer to the family. take time to figure out how the family you are going into does business. >> what their style is, yeah. not only for what you bring but also to understand what you are going to be walking into. i think the biggest thing you asked about how do we keep the spirit of thanksgiving. that's the biggest thing is remembering the spirit of thanksgiving. this is a time you do not want uncle joe walking home because he is pissed off. you do not want your children eating in the living room or elsewhere. it's really about making a good time for all. pete: great stuff. dr. jennifer caudle thank you for your thoughts this

morning. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. pete: we have to move on now to a fox news alert. two police officers murdered in two states. urgent manhunt for the killers intensifying. former nypd officer dan bongino says democratic policies are making the streets more dangerous and we have got him next. rachel: you have heard of deep trying a turkey up next, we will show you how to make a new twist on thanksgiving tradition? beer can turkey? pete: maybe anything better? ♪ that's my hometown ♪ will they stay true to their words? or did they promise you one thing... only to do another? right now, congress is talking about tax cuts that will add trillions to our national debt and hurt our economy. it's time to tell congress... don't borrow more money from china. and leave more debt to our kids.

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♪ pete: we are back with a fox news alert. a pair of man hunts intensifying right now for two cop killers in two states. here are the two brave officers lost, 25-year-old bryan shaw and 43-year-old sean sueder. shaw was gunned down in pittsburgh after a traffic stop turned into a foot chase. police found the suspect's car but it was abandoned. shaw had been ons force for less than one year. rachel: baltimore police still searching for detectivdetective sudor. police have no leads they are offering $215,000 reward for the information leading to his arrest. pete: here to comment tear

on both of these because he know as lot about it dan bongino host of the dan bongino show and author of "protecting the president." thanks for joining us this morning. obviously a sober topics. when you have two killings in two cities, baltimore and pittsburgh phil what are these police forces doing and what leads to something like this? >> chaos louise to something like this. when you prioritize a war on cops over a war on crime, sadly this is what you get and if i can. sean suiter. naval officer. naval officer, decorated detective. this is a guy who went towork every day. he didn't get to go on the gridiron in the nfl and play in front of tens of thousands of adoring fans and seen autographs.

do you know what he got to do? he got to walk down a dark alley. do you know what was waiting for him at the end of that dark alley? a bullet to his head. he's dead. he has five kids. five kids who will never ever see him again. five children. he will never take another breath of ox general. i want to take a moment to thank every men and women of blue out there who puts on that uniform for no money and less notoriety. thank you for everything you do. these are the real american heroes. ed: dan, you make a great point you think about those children losing a father just a few days before thanksgiving. this happens throughout the year. it's not just around the holidays. it's especially tough now. but as you know, these law enforcement officials putting their lives on the line 365 days a year. dan dan you know, i think what contributes to this, and i'm desperately under an emotional, obviously topic on an emotional topic trying to be really reasonable about this and be very careful of my words. i think it's been this effort by some on the

radical left, some, it's not a democrat thing. it's definitely a radical left thing though, to depersonalize the cops. to make them some kind of subhuman species out there. things like -- think of the words they use, guys. this is not -- this is not done by accident. with the black lives matter protest where they said things like pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon. calling them pigs? that's an obvious effort to dehumanize these people. these are dads. these are moms. these kids are going to sit around thanksgiving and only have memory of their father from this point on? this a real tragedy. he is not going to take another breath for you again for what? $50,000 a year? these are the best of us. they deserve a pat on the back. not a slap on the face. rachel: amen to that. pete: we will turn to another topic we want to get your comments on as well. there was a hot mike moment with senator jeff flake who we know is not running for re-election and basically went on a book tour to

criticize this president. he was caught being quite candid as he has been. take a listen to what jeff flake was heard saying. >> become the party of roy moore and donald trump. we are toast. we are. >> throwing smoke at you. but you are the guy that just for fun, think how much fun it would be just to be the foil and to point out what an idiot this guy is. [laughter] you know, anyway. >> i'm going to let you comment, dan. >> you want -- this is embarrassing. you are the guy, the guy on the hot mike who is talking hey, jeff flake, you're the guy. note to jeff flake you weren't even the guy in your own state. you can't even win re-election. i mean, does he realize that -- they are right about one thing, the party will be toast. if they follow the jeff flake model of chaos on open borders. has there been a republican proposal that has been so roundly rejected than the gang of eight amnesty program that jeff flake and his buddies on the so-called

republican side try to force on america? i mean, really, has there been a proposal that has resulted in so -- you know, so much backlash amongst real republican voters? what is this guy? he is the guy? jeff flake, if you are listening to me trust me, you are not the guy. pete: you could be the foil that gets 1% if you want to be. ed: dan bongino fired up talking politics even at the thanksgiving table. he never stops. [laughter] >> you know me well, don't you? ed: thanks, buddy. appreciate it now we will turn to additional headlines. anarchists accused of have and lying a philadelphia police station. the culprits shattering windows including a cruiser with a hammer lodged into the windshield. glass bottles filled with red paint thrown against the building. a dozen people wearing black masks caught on camera running from the scene. no injuries reported and no arrests have been made yet. plus, attorney general jeff

sessions maintain ago sense of humor despite the ongoing russia probe. >> is ambassador kislyak in the room? any russians? anybody been to russia? got a ghufn russia? pete: a cousin in russia. the remarks drawing big laughs at friday's federalist society in washington. just days after sessions testified on capitol hill about contact with russian officials. plus, one lucky bidder buying this piece of history. an individual cake handed out at president trump and the first lady's 2005 wedding. auctioning off for more than 2,000 bucks. 2,000 bucks. chocolate truthfully desert donning a butter cream rose on top was made as a take home souvenir for wedding guest. the actual cake was $50,000, 7 layer cake that had too much wire for guests. so much wire inside the cake you couldn't even eat it. but you could eat this one if you want for 2,000 bucks. ed, your headline. ed: you need to get over

here. there is food, alert. looking typically press your family and friends with something new this thanksgiving? rachel: we have a twist on some of those traditional favorites from chef george durant author of take this dish and twist it. >> we are going to make a wet rub here using spices. i like using island spices. what i like to do is make beer can chicken. take a large can of beer. put it up the turkey. have it upright. so this is a beer can turkey instead of the chicken. you go ahead and take the wet rub. the wet rub is very simple. i will show you what it is. very simple. core an der, a little garlic powder, can a prick ca paprika. ed: what does the beer can do? >> it gives it a little bid of liquid inside of it look at this when i'm finished with it, look how gorgeous that is taste that too because athens really

important. rachel: these are stuffing muffins. >> take regular cornbread, crumble it up. most important thing is the jimmy dean sausage. sage already inside of it what i love about it use such a unique signature blend of spices. mix it up. put in muffin tin and throw it in the oven and everybody has their own cornbread muffins. hen hen potato boring. >> you slice them up interestingly like this. and then you end up putting premium butter, something that has fresh. rachel: into the potato. >> 100 percent real cream salt in there, too. butter with the elk on it challenge butter. phenomenal. butter, thyme, garlic, any spices you want in there. cook it take it out. before you serve cook another half hour. add more butter in there without the butter and thanksgiving. rachel: you need cran entery. >> the butter is the secret.

>> cranberries america's original super food. there is this on cranberry friends giving.com submit favorite recipes using cranberries. boiled in fresh cranberries and sugar and take a mold shaped like a turkey. >> where do you get that. >> online, of course. cranberry friends giving.com. turkey hold. set this up on the table and serve it like a side dish of cram berries. rachel: all of it looks delicious. >> coming up. looking good. talk brings too, president trump fresh off that trip to asia where he reached out to china and countries that are playing nice, does the communist nation have plans to take over the world? we will discuss. pete: plus, allen dershowitz, geraldo rivera, i'm chewing, david webb, and the man who killed rob bin laden

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partner. they are an enemy and we have to understand that. pete: steve bannon said the same thing in china. what can do to stop china and their influence. joining me now is fred flights. there was assumption bipartisan one amongst the foreign intelligence as china liberalize and open up. they have not. what they v. they done with that influence. >> china does not plan to do that. china does not like living in a world that is dominated by the united states militarily and economically. now, president xi has a plan made in china 2025 that he hopes to use to seize control of key 21st century technology and industries such as robotics, artificial intelligence, 5 g phones. medicine, green cars and this is an effort to try to push the united states out of first place as an

economic power and give china major advantages in developing its military power. pete: absolutely. if you read the complete plan that the president of china has talked about, it's a chinese dream of 2050 of increasing regional and global dominance. what does america need to do now, president trump do now to blunt this effort by the chinese which is clearly not one for freedom. their dream is not about america individual freedom. their dream is about collectiveness and authoritarianism and and communism. >> by reasserting america in the asia pacific that has made a big difference. we have to have strong relationships with our allies in the region. we have to have a military presence in the region. but we also have to be smart in protecting american technology both military secrets, trade secrets, manufacturing secrets. there is a real problem with china stealing secrets through cyber espionage when factories are built in china, there is a real problem that after a period of time down the road

another factory may be built producing counterfeit goods using stolen technology from the american factory. we have to be smarter in protecting our trade and technology military secrets. pete: ultimately, these are state run companies that china is using to steal secrets and try to maintain a trade imbalance that doesn't benefit us. which is why steve bannon and this president have been so adamant about what trade looks like with china. fret fleitz center for security policy we appreciate your insight this morning. thank you. >> good to be here. thank you. pete: hillary clinton said it would be horrifying to question the election results but now she is doing just that life-long democrat alan dershowitz will be here to weigh in next hour. and christmas has come early, each before thanksgiving. rick is hanging out at san sants wonderland at bass pro shops. get back to him. right now he is playing with cars ♪ i'm telling you why ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ he's making a list ♪ and checking it twice

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♪ rocking around ♪ the christmas tree ♪ let the christmas spirit break ♪ later we'll have some pumpkin pie. pete: from harrisburg, hey it's beginning to look like christmas that's because santa's wonderland at bass pro shops is officially open and rick reichmuth is there right now. ed: i'm already there on social media. it's a little early. we haven't had thanksgiving yet. rick, you are already from in the christmas spirit and i love it. rick: bass pro shops does that to you. not thanksgiving yet so is it a little bit early for christmas? >> there is absolutely not

too early. gets you in the christmas spirit. san tapping wonderland, can you imagine having more fun than what you are having right now? rick: i used to work at serious when i was little, young, and they would put on christmas, nothing like this. >> no comparison. rick: you come here and you can play also. so you have got to have stuff for your kids to do. >> absolutely. there are so many activities and the best part about that wonderland here at bass pro shops. they are absolutely free. have you hit anything yet? rick: yes, i just hit something. >> in new york they probably don't have games like this but here in bass pro we believe in simpler christmas and throwing bang and spending time together. let me show you what else we have. rick: evey shocky is hurengt. you are co-host of the show jim shocky's hunting adventure. hunting show. >> i am. rick: you know what you are doing with this. >> yes. rick: kids can come here. all kinds of games and toys. everything is free for the kids while the parents can do a little bit of christmas shopping? >> this is a foam shooter arcade a lot of fun. laser arcade.

lincoln logs. craft center all absolutely free. the best part i think about this whole santa wonderland is santa himself right behind us. and we'll end with that. rick: there you go. >> you look good here, rick. rick: everybody can come here and get their pictures taken with santa. there is a pass so they don't have to wait in line and get the frame and everything is free. >> let me tell you about that super easy. three easy steps. step number one, go to the ticket depot in the store, step number two, get an aticket with an allotted time. step number three go play in santa's wonderland go browse, whatever you want. come back time slot little if no wait. incredible. rick: even more at bass pro shops coming up in just a bit guys. send it back to you. pete: how did they get santa out of his workshop so early. rick: who is making the toys. pete: can he travel quickly. ed: i can't get over rick used to work at serious. i have to dig deeper next

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>> an all-out search underway at this hour for a cop killer near pittsburgh. >> we need to find the pepper who did this. >> between new sexual misconduct allegations, political infighting and worries over the party's future, has this been maybe the worst week ever for democrats? >> al is very quick acceptance of responsibility and apology is the kind of accountability i'm talking about. >> democrat kirsten jill brand told the "new york times" she now believes president clinton should have resigned. >> this country had a reckoning over bill clinton's behavior. >> do you think -- election. >> i think there are a lot of questions about legitimacy. >> judge roy moore remained out of sight about but his

wife defended him on the state's capitol. >> even after all the attack he will not step down. >> which senators could end up holding tax reform some usual suspects you see. >> there i ask you is ambassador kislyak in the room before i get started here? any russians? >> poll says 31% of people intend to avoid talking politics this year during the holidays. >> i think some families should just say no politics at all. it's about really making a good time for all. ♪ ♪ ♪ and i never feel the same ♪ oh yeah ♪ you make my dreams come true ed: what happened to imagine dragons? pete: it was my proposal we not talk politics at all today either. ed: i don't believe that he doesn't want to talk politics? who does not believe it.

rachel: listen, i want to go to thanksgiving with pete and see how he handles his democratic family. ed: let's go. ding ding ding. do you ever turn it off at home? congressman sean duffy at home in wisconsin do you ever turn off the political chatter. rachel: yes, i watch a lot of food network and i love myself a little bravo. pete: she is a foody. rachel: those are my favorite segments. pete: my favorite too. called eating segments. rachel: i'm learning. i love to cook. peter: we love having you here. two more hours and yes politics to talk about as well. it's been a rough week for democrats. it's been especially rough week for al franken allegations made as well. he hasn't had many defenders. no democrats have called for him to step down in the u.s. senate a prominent democrat meaning former presidential candidate hillary clinton did a radio interview on wabc with rita cosby where she came to the defense.

ed: interesting how she turns it against president trump. always has to be about president trump. here is what she said. >> al franken, you know is, a friend of mine. i think we have got to recognize that he agreed to an ethics investigation. it will go to the ethics committee. it will investigate whatever the situation was. i think that's the appropriate process because, you know, i think that something like that coming in to the public arena and al's very quick acceptance of responsibility and apology and his willingness to be investigated and to take the consequences is the kind of accountability i'm talking about. i don't hear that from roy moore, donald trump. pete: there is your spin to roy moore and donald trump. rachel: this might be a case where you don't want miller to be your defender.

we have geraldo coming up later on in the hour. i saw him last night. he basically said that al franken's career is over. pete: some thought he may have presidential ambitions. rachel: i didn't know that until he mentioned that last night. pete: a prominent name done a lot of fundraising for other candidates as well. he says he will put himself in front of the senate ethics committee. sounds great. ed: heard from al franken, too. had that written statement. and he gave polling. hillary clinton latched on to that. heard it the third time, she doesn't talk about the victim at all. you know, you always hear democrats saying well, women need to be heard. it's all about al. well, al is my friend, al, al. interesting when republicans are in trouble. it's just the opposite. donald trump hasn't been held accountable. roy moore hasn't been held accountable. there is innocent until proven guilty in this country by the way. pete: of course. people get tried in the court of public opinion. different standards. teams going to different corners. we said this before on the program. worth repeating.

senate ethics committee found no one guilty even though in the last decade. even though over 600 allegations have been made in the senate. they haven't made -- rachel: where investigation go to die. pete: no accountability go to the senate ethics committee. ed: mostly in the senate they have rallied behind let's get this to the knicks committee. they haven't called on him to step down. there have been grassroots democrats saying franken should step down. who are they promoting as a potential candidate to replace him? keith ellison first muslim in the house of representatives. remember, he was seen by democrats as too toxic to be dnc chairman because of some of his writings in college that seemed to be positive about louis farrakhan. and so it's interesting if, in fact, as you say franken who maybe had presidential ambitions if at some point has to get out of the senate will keith ellison be the democrat appointed by the minnesota governor who is a democrat? pete: minnesota's governor is mark dayton. the progressives in minnesota just like that

petition is from the justice democrats, a far left organization. they want to see a very liberal progressive like keith ellison. they also love the diversity word. so they would love the idea of the first muslim senator and all of that even though there is a lot of whether it's ties to the nation of islam, black nationalism. muslim brotherhood and anti-semitic remarks people have interpreted in the past. this is a controversial guy. you know him next door in wisconsin. wisconsin wisconsin you know him better than i do you being from minnesota. keith ellison is from the bernie sanders wing of the party. we are seeing right now the page closing, the nail in the coffin for the legacy and the hold that the clintons have had on the democratic party. maybe in a way, this might be a way to sort of bring them to a new era. away from the clintons and towards another old horse. pete: that seems where their passion was. the system was rigged. they wanted to be for bernie sanders. the whole trajectory has been hillary clinton wanting to stay relevant.

most of the graduate roots saying done with you. ready to move on. the clintons has had so much institutional power. ed: part of the turn is uranium one some democrats have dismissed. interesting mark penn who used to do polls for bill clinton, actually and helped run hillary clinton's first presidential campaign this week for the hill newspaper he released a big harris poll, and it's interesting. he polled the country and 44% say there should be a special counsel appointed for both campaigns. 27% say just for trump. meaning the special counsel already out there. robert mueller, 21% saying just for clinton. 9% say neither. but, 44% say a special counsel in both parties. remember, the president has been kind of pressuring jeff sessions as attorney general. whether it's a special counsel or just the justice department with existing powers. let's finally get to the bottom of the clinton scandal. rachel: we have informant come up soon. is it next week? that could change the way people feel on uranium one.

pete: ed, if you see that poll, 44% want for both. i think it was 17% want it just for hillary clinton or whatever it is. ed: yes. pete: there is one for special counsel bob mueller. what that poll actually says it's about time that we get investigation into the uranium one clinton foundation. those dirty dealings. that's a pretty big number. ed: if there is a special counsel or for hillary clinton or not. and just have you the congressional committees who are looking at russia in general and maybe looking at uranium one. you mentioned this confidential informant. what will this informant, who has been given the fbi information about uranium one, what might he say? peter schweizer literally wrote the book clinton cash. here is what he says. >> this guy was an insider's insider. he was being paid by the russian company $50,000 a month to serve as a lobbyist. and in the legal filings, what you find is his job was to basically carry the flag for this entity in washington, d.c. and that job included setting up meetings with

high ranking administration officials. this would have been the obama administration, people on capitol hill. what has leaked out seems to indicate he has got a lot of information that relates specifically to uranium one. we already have a foreign government official saying that involving uranium one that he and his fellow government employees were extorted by the clintons. then senator hillary clinto clinton. rachel: peter schweizer has been staying on top of the clinton corruption for some time now. what i don't understand about this special counsel is why hasn't the special counsel been investigating hillary anyway? i thought the topic was russia in general, not trump necessarily. >> interesting there could be a corollary if you wanted to. >> supposed to be russian interference in the 2016 election. could argue uranium one was playing out before the campaign. you raise a good point. robert mueller appears to be looking at other things beyond the campaign. in the case of paul manafort, his indictment went back to, what, 2006 with money laundering?

not just about the campaign. pete: when there is video and the visual aspect in the media we are in today it can change things. those are some headlines. rachel: very interesting. pete you have a few more for us? rachel: turning to your headlines starting with a fox news alert. two police officers murdered in two states. urgent manhunt for killers intensifying. 25-year-old bryan shaw was gunned down overnight near pittsburgh after a traffic stop turned into a foot chase. shaw had been on the force for less than a year. by the way, a father of five. very sad news. and in baltimore, police still searching for detective sean suiter's killer, the 18 year veteran shot wednesday when approaching a suspect. they have no leads and they are offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. the nfl now investigating allegations that quarterback jameis winston grond a female uber driver. the woman claiming the tampa

bay quarterback assaulted her as she gave him a ride in march of last year. no charges have been filed though uber says the woman reported the claim after the incident. uber suspended winston's account. as a result he denies the accusations. food. food is where the heart is apparently. new survey says american couples spend more than five days a year deciding what to eat. >> what do you want? what do you want? >> it's not that simple. >> what do you want? >> was that taken out of context. >> that's a little dramatic. >> a study by shows the average american couple spends 132 hours a year deciding what to eat? wow, that sounds like a lot. the question what do you want to eat is asked 365 times a year. that's more than two hours a week of negotiating on food. and if a couple absolutely can't agree, the study says men are typically the ones to settle first.

pete: true. ed: i don't question the study when they say that question what do you want to eat is asked 365 times a year. isn't that because there is 365 days? seems like once a day. pete: i did the math on the back of an envelope, it may be incorrect. it came out to 36 minutes a day. when when which actually does make sense. a quick conversation, you think about it asking about it what do you want? do you want to go here or go out? ed: every time we have food in a demo you eat it in two minutes. 36 minutes a day. pete: i spend 36 minutes a day trying to urge our producers to do a food segment on the show. ed: coming up, one church sending a message to bad guys out there. quote we are heavily armed. that story will be coming up. rachel: hillary clinton said it would be horrifying to question the election results. now she is doing just that isn't it time to move on. ed: al dershowitz has thoughts. he is going to weigh in next. good to see you again, sir.

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♪ ♪ >> i think that there are lots of questions about its legitimacy. and we don't have a method for contesting that in our system. that's why i have long advocated for an independent commission to get to the bottom of what happened. ed: hillary clinton still asking that question yes, "what happened" the name of her book questioning the 2016 election results. pete: that's not what she said weeks before election day when she was quote about president trump doubting the potential outcome. >> joining us with his alan

dershowitz, author of trumped up. >> thank you. he haded what he do you think? in that last debate our own chris wallace watt moderator and hillary clinton was saying donald trump will not say if he loses he will accept the results. that's horrifying. here we are a year later, professor. >> everybody should accept the results. we should be looking forward. one thing i agree with hillary clinton, she said there should be an independent commission set up by congress to look in to not the past, not what happened in the past. but whether russia is at this pointing to try to influence american elections. that's an issue for everybody. there should not befully special counsel. there shouldn't be a special counsel against trump there shouldn't be a special counsel against hillary clinton. there should be no criminal investigations of either of them. ed: committees in congress. >> that's not good enough they are partisan. this should be a nonpartisan bipartisan commission representing all americans looking at how to prevent future influence of russia because ther going to continue to do this. and they are not going to

stop unless the american public demands it. pete: american public has to have confidence in their system. you may want to move on but when you are muddying the waters and say it could have been russian meddling and there was election tampering of the turnout in key swing states does not continue to cast into doubt our system. >> of course it does. i have a question for you guys. let's assume trump had lost the election. do you think he would be quiet? of course he would be protesting. rachel: i just said that he said it was rigged. ed: are you saying he would be on twitter talking about that maybe a little? rachel: why do you think hillary is doing this? >> she has a book. i read the book. i like the book, in fact. look, it must have been devastating to her to lose this election when everybody said she couldn't possibly lose. and i can just imagine how it is psychologically necessary for her to come back to it. it would be much betward and tad

about the next election and how to make sure the russians don't in any way tamper with that one. pete: i have to get your reaction to something else. al franken was in the news, admitted to groping a woman and the senate ethics committee is going to take a look at this. it's interesting because most of his senate colleagues are rallying behind him at least in saying they deplore the behavior but let the ethics committee move forward. don't leave office. there are some progressive democrats around the country saying al franken should get out and maybe keith ellison should be appointed by the democratic governor of minnesota to be the first muslim senator in the united states senate. when he was up for dnc chair, i remember you opposing that. >> not only opposing it. i said i would leave the democratic party, which i have been active in since 1952. if this bigot became the head of the dnc. this is a man who worked closely with farrakhan, who looked us in the eye and said i didn't know farrakhan was an anti-semite. everybody knew that. farrakhan bragged about it

he called judaism a gutter religion. so, els is either the dumbest man on the planet saying he didn't know. he is the only person who didn't know who is a liar. i think he is both. pete: what does that say about the democratic party that he would be a name on top of people's lists? >> it's not the progressives. these are the repressives. that's the wing of the democratic party that doesn't want to hear any other point of view that wants the radical hard left to take over the party. it would be the death nell of the democrats. and i have to tell you in this country we are seeing extremism like in europe take over. it's taking over the democratic party on the left. we have to stop it we have to make sure the at alt, alt, alt right doesn't. we have to become a centrist where conservatives talk to liberals like we do on this show. ed: professor, we appreciate your views come on today. book is called "trumped up." pete: i'm going to seal that

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desk. passioning the 700 billion-dollar plan. it fasted it will give service members increases and authorize new spending on missile defense systems. pete? pete: thank you very much, ed. while some stores may rely on the latest trends and sales to drive business. one texas entrepreneur is relying on his belief in god and family values to revive a shopping center. rachel: 8-foot tall statue will be installed inside the mall and shoppers greeted by 30-foot by 60-foot american flag outside. the mall's new owner says it's to spread hope and love. pete: god and country for sure. he joins us via skype music city mall. the owner of that mall john goodman. thanks for joining us. when people think malls, they think stores. they might think flag but certainly something like the 10 commandments greeting them in a mall is something a lot of people will not have seen. where did you come up with this idea? >> well, really it's no grand martian plan on my part i want to point that

out or anyone else's part. but, you know, all of our team members and me have a belief in god. and we just feel like if we expose god's word out to everyone, that it might have an impact on people and be a positive thing for anyone who we intend to make this a family shopping environment for all families. and families, i think all have, at least parents, all have a desire for the kids to grow up right. and if they see the 10 commandments are impacted by it, i think that's a positive thing. and a positive statement. and creates a positive environment where families want to be around. we are going to make this a community center so we intend and hope for lots of families to come and do it all in one. we call it music city mall where have you it all.

that's what we are trying to do is impact people positively. we are not denigrating anyone when we do. this we are certainly making a statement that this is our belief and after all it is the fundamental piece of god's plan. it goes from loving him to loving your neighbor. rachel: absolutely, i think our world would be a better place if people followed the 10 commandments. nothing wrong with that i'm a parent and i'm all for what you are doing. there have been some facebook questions about how welcome will people who are not religious feel inside of your establishment? >> well, we just hope that they're impacted positively by it. they don't have to be church goers, religious, we just think it can a notes love and peace and that's what we need more of in this world. certainly something we have seen go away from us some in the last 25, 30 years

particularly. we all live by those ten tenants, we have less wars. pete: this statue is not in your mall yet but you plan to have it. have you had it in other businesses though. what has the overall reaction been to when you display those 10 command thcommandments? >> overall reaction has been very good. the comments this will be about the 15th one that we have at different industries, our hotels, fast food restaurant chain, and the other mall we have here iin odessa. but i can tell you that probably 25 to 50 to 1 have commented positively about it. not all people are bad in this world. 99% of them are very good and it's easy to forget that and very are very, very appreciative of it and being a guide post for their lives and their kids' lives.

pete: john bushman, the mall is the vista ridge mall. and what town is it in again, sir? >> lewisville, texas. actually, we call it music city mall, lewisville is the proper name today. pete: music city mall lewisville. if you are down there, check it out. may be able to take god out of public square but they can't take it out of your business. we appreciate your time. >> thank you very much, sir. i appreciate the opportunity to go before you guys this morning. pete: you got it. have a great day. rachel: thank you. pete: coming up, one church sending a clear warning to any bad guys out there, we are heavily armed inside our church. their message next. rachel: plus, one of three americans won't talk politics this thanksgiving. is this too divisive or will you be one of them? pete: i know you know how are. and speaking of thanksgiving. we are tips to take your pumpkin pie to the next level, more food. rachel: more food.

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thanksgiving. >> that could be your table during thanksgiving or christmas. rachel: it's so funny though. we knew last thanksgiving was going to be heated right after the election. who would have thought a year later it's still heated. pete: maybe even hotter. >> there is a new reuters epson poll out that caught our eye on this very topic. it asked the question will you participate in political conversation during either thanksgiving or christmas with your family? well, here's the results, 21% say they will engage in that conversation. 31% say no thank you. and almost 50% do not typically discuss politics. rachel: what happens at your thanksgiving dinner do you talk politics. ed: we talk politics because of my job and my wife is in the media as well. you can't escape it we don't dwell on it we usually talk more family. i like to talk football and sports. i think football -- it could be better. football has become political as well. pete: totally. one side of the family is republican and other side of

the family is traditionally largely democrat. one side we talk politics. and the other side more. i would love to talk about it some people don't really like to. how about for you? your husband a congressman. ed: can't escape it. rachel: his parents are democrats. you can't escape it what's nice when you have a mixed family you realize love is more important. i do think they find a way to talk about it without hurting each other's feelings and they know when to stop and that's important. pete: that's key. can't we all laugh at ourselves a little bit, too and realize we are in an interesting time. rachel: i love the advice from the doctor the poll says if it gets heated just start talking about other family members. pete: just start gossipping. rachel: just start gossipping about your family and that gets people off politics. ed: pete at the thanksgiving table he carvesd in failing "new york times" into the side.

pete: ffn fake news. got to have fun with it. we have a new tweet from president trump. ed: talking about politics not going away. pete: that's exactly right. he said crooked hillary clinton is the worst and biggest loser of all time. she just can't stop, which is so good for the republican party. hillary get on with your life and give it another try in three years. ed: he lfs the idea of facing hillary clinton again. pete: i think any one of those matchups, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, joe biden, mark cuban, any one of those would be an election. we thought the last one was a barn burner. can you imagine those debates? can you imagine? can they have like 10 of them, please? ed: tim contain is say nothing super delegates. if she wants to run she has to do it without the super delegates. pete: can she win it when it's not rigged? probably not. rachel: let's hope they try to unrig that primary and get more competition in the democratic primary. turning now to your

headlines roy moore's wife now leading the charge against his critics. kayla moore defending her husband against allegations the alabama senate candidate pursued sexual relationships res with teenage girls when he was in his 30's. >> even after all the attacks against me, against my family, against the foundation and now against my husband, he will not step down. rachel: this comes as kay ivy says she still will vote for moore even though she says she actually believes his accusers. >> the reverend jesse jackson making the announcement that he is battling parkison's disease. the political and social activists said his symptoms three years ago and diagnosed in 2015. jackson released a statement on friday vowing to keep hope alive. the disease claimed his father's life. a church congregation has a warning for mass shooters. we're heavily armed. we're packing heat and we

will kill you. these signs outside the river of tampa bay now going viral in the wake of the church shooting i slangsd, texa. those signs were up a year before the massacre. they're following the teachings of jesus christ by protecting parishioners. and your dog could literally be saving your life. that's according to a new study in a swedish publication. those researchers following a 3.4 million people over 12 years old finding that adults living alone with a dog were 33% less likely to die during the study than adults without dogs. and single adults with dogs were also 36% less likely to die from cardiovascular disease. sign me up to get that dog for my daughter. those are your headlines, everybody. ed: so much for going to the dogs. pete: pretty much everyone loves. ed: everyone.

pete: everyone loves a good pumpkin pie on thanksgiving. if you want to take yours to the next level this is the segment for you. ed: you are tongue-tied you are so excited about the segment. executive pastry chef at hotel i know well in washington. the st. regis hotel. you have a great restaurant there you are trying to take pumpkin pie to the next level. pete: make pumpkin pie great again. >> first of all, thank you for having me. that pumpkin pie from a classic to more glamour. it is what we do. like the wow factor basically. ed: do you bring in new ingredients. gets boring. same old pumpkin pie. >> not the same one. basic one like the pumpkin puree. we do it with a -- i mix both. i have 10% of my pure ray mypur.

you need to have a great pie dough. as well as the filling. rachel: this is now you gram it? >> i'm going to glamour it i have my trim. i will i do just like that. rachel: this is fun with kids. >> yes. we have like begin jerry class washington, d.c. so any kids want to. ed: what day do you do that. >> first saturday of the month. rachel: you make this ahead of time. >> make this ahead of time. >> cran bury and have some sugar cookie with some sugar on the top. i make it as like to say very fancy. ed: as if there is not enough sugar in the pumpkin pie. >> have you to. rachel: anything that's glitter. how about this gold. >> makes it very fancy, actually. rachel: where do you find it. >> supplier i get it done.

rachel: look at that. >> ed: let's try it. rachel: i think i read that you are a salsa dancer; is that right? >> yes, i do. rachel: why don't you show us a little bit. i need to have the music on. basically going to dance, you know. i can make you turn and you turn. rachel: i'm embarrassed i'm latina i'm terrible. you rock. >> you are doing just fine. >> music for that. >> one thing very important. we have like a lot going on. >> basically we have give like $1 donation. have some family cannot afford it, we are going to cover everything providing that special gift for christmas. ed: that's a good idea. we appreciate you being

here. this is wonderful. you are a great dancer, too. >> thank you. like to enjoy. ed: we are going to give it to our floor staff. pete: not our producers. ed: again. still ahead. congressional hispanic office refusing to allow congressman a cuban american to join them. why is that? because he is too conservative. the congressman here to respond next. pete: plus, rick reichmuth is at santa's wonderland at bass pro shops. he has a very special guest. ed: ohio think waved. will maybe an elf? how about mrs. clause? you never know. >> what a great show. this is awesome. ♪ frosty the snowman ♪ is a fairy tale they say ♪ it was made of snow ♪ but the children know how he came to life one day.

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♪ ♪ pete: welcome back to "fox & friends weekend" edition. head lines for you. authorities are investigating a threat made against the annual gettysburg remembrance day parade scheduled in pennsylvania. local police beefing up security working with state police and the fbi to keep people safe all weekend long. the fbi says the threat, which was made in a letter sent to a local paper is credible. and, the atf now investigating massive fire at senior living facility, sending 27 people to the hospital. thankfully no one was seriously injured, though nearly 200 senior citizens were forced into 40-degree temperatures. federal agents now working in west chester, pennsylvania in hopes of finding answers. rachel: he is a cuban american congressman representing miami. why would the congressional hispanic congress reject him as a member. ed: the congress made up entirely of democrats that might be the clue rejecting

carlos curbelo's bid because he doesn't share their values. pete: he joins us on the curvey couch. you are welcome in the "fox & friends" caucus. >> that's nice. i'm feeling a little rejected. pete: i know you are. did you expect that rejection? is this a stunt or was this hey i want to be part of this group i'm hispanic i'm a congressman. >> in january i had the first meeting with the chair woman of the congressional hispanic caucus saying i really want to join. i think we should all work together. we know there are issues we won't agree but there are some where we will agree. it's important, i think, to be together. mia love from utah really inspired me. she is a republican congressman from utah. she is african-american and the cbc the congressional black caucus let her in and she told me it's wonderful that she has gotten to know a lot of the members and they find common ground. of course they disagree. but i figured it would be a good idea. and, hey, i'm hispanic, so why not?

rachel: maybe they are saying you are not. >> well, i think perhaps for them, being hispanic means that you can only have liberal views that's unfortunate because i view that as segregation. rachel: it is. representative i'm a fellow hispanic. i have come against this kind of discrimination really it is. i don't look at ideas as hispanic or black or white, they are either good ideas or bad ideas. they are effective ideas or they don't work. i mean, what do you say to that? >> i would say, for example, look, i agree with a lot of the members in the caucus about how we should handle dreamers in this country young people brought through no fault of their own, they were minors you, i think that's a wonderful issue where we can work together. i think they prefer to play petty political games. it's a shame because the institution of the house is the one that suffers. and i think their caucus loses credibility. ed: here is what the caucus says i want to read that they say the chc hispanic caucus is not just an

organization for hispanics. a caucus that represents certain values. pete: there you go. ed: this vote reflects the position of many of our members that represent curbelo and his record are not consistent with those values. you don't belong here, buddy. >> what about the value of diversity? isn't that an important value? doesn't it help to have different perspectives at the table and people learn from each other? that was the idea. rachel: i also say that when you give as a community as a hispanic community if we give all our power over to one party, we lose power. there is something really great about having both parties competing for us and trying to find solutions. >> exactly. the other thing i told them constituents back home in south florida i represent the southern most district in florida all the way down to key west, when they come to my office asking for help, i don't ask them what party they are in or how they think about different issues. i help them. ed: congressman, we hope the people in key west obviously are recovering. >> it's getting better.

still tough but getting better. ed: we wish you well and happy thanksgiving. >> my pleasure. thank you. pete: speaking of diversity, apple has diversity chief fired after only six months on the job apparently because she was too inclusive. david webb here to react to that next hour. rachel: could be the first of its kind doctors say 11 month old child may have died from marijuana overdose. how could that happen? doctor is here next. ♪ don't turn around ♪ see my heart breaking ♪ don't turn around ♪ spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? mom'#stuffynosecold #nosleep

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rachel: the tragic death of a 11-month-old two years ago is sparking debate in the medicine community. the baby died of damage to his heart muscle and now two doctors claim it could be linked to ingesting marijuana. the doctors saying the case was the first reported pediatric death associated with can an cannabis exposure. ed: let's bring in dr. mike. obviously you see states like colorado now legalizing marijuana in recent years. people have concerns what exact that has on people for their driving, for example. now what if a child gets that marijuana? what are your thoughts on this case? >> well, this is an interesting case report. and that's what's important to remember here. that this is a case report. this is not a scientific study that's making a clear causation. this is not what this is. doctors only see an association. why? because there were no other reasons why this baby was to have myocarditis. and the baby did ingest a large amount of cannabis not

passively, ingested. the family was living from motel to motel. they were claiming that they did have drugs around the house. so this was a strong possibility. so doctors did this case report for other medical professionals to have the ability to suspect that, hey, if a child comes in with similar presentation, we can now look to this article as a guide of what we can do. rachel: right, we are seeing a lot of people trying to minimize and say how harmless. we know it's a gate way drug, marijuana. but what should parents really be taking away from this information? >> look, in the age of legalized marijuana, and that's happening more and more within our country. we have to be cognizant that it's a drug. that it has side effects. that if it's available to our kids they might ingest it whether it's by accident or because they are curious. rachel: right. >> we need to educate our parents. when someone walks into my office and even if i get the sense that this may be using some kind of illicit substances, i don't necessarily tell them that they have to get off them. i give them the health consequences and they have to make a decision to come

off. if i know they have a child in their home, it's very important that they keep that child safe. if i feel that child is in danger, that takes my level of invomplet in this case to a higher level. rachel: absolutely. ed: what do you think parents should think about moving forward in terms of protecting their children? >> well, it's difficult to say we know all the symptoms of ingesting -- ingestion of marijuana. especially in the pediatric population there have been some sparse case reports like this one of myocarditis which means inflammation of the heart muscle with other ingestions of marijuana in teenage populations. we don't have a clear set of symptoms. the hospital of colorado put out these three great warning signs that parents can look for, lack of balance, unusual sleepiness, difficulty with breathing. these are nonspecific symptoms. ed: parents have to keep an eye out. we appreciate you coming in dr. mike. >> thank you. ed: did president trump just challenge hillary clinton to a rematch in 2020? geraldo rivera will talk about it top of the hour.

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>> an all out search underway at at this more for a cop killer near pittsburgh. >> we need to find the person that did this. >> between new sexual misconduct allegations, political insight and worries over the party's future has this been the worst week ever for democrats? >> democrat told the new york times she now believes president clinton should have resigned. >> this country had a reckoning over bill clinton's behavior. >> do you think it was amid the election? >> it must have been devastating to her. >> to lose this election, it would be much better if she moved forward. >> which senators could actually end upholding up tax reform,

usual suspects you'll see there. >> when i ask you is the ambassador in the room or i guess started here, any russians >> and a new survey says america said more than five days a year, deciding what to eat. >> what do you want? what do you want? >> it's not that simple. >> what do you want? ♪ the story of my life, i give it it all ♪ >> rachel: i love this song. love this song. >> ed: it's one direction by the way. >> i love imagine dragon. its been going downhill too fast we don't get to pick the music. rachel is here. >> rachel: i never heard e1 g. it must be like an uber fan. >> ed: are you enjoying this? >> rachel: i'm loving it you

guys are great. >> ed: we love having you here. >> we've got a lot of midwest going on here with minnesota and wisconsin. >> i'm sorry i'm from new york. >> but we've got our man geraldo rivera and it's interesting because here than a year after the 2016 election and hillary clinton is still saying there are questions about whether donald trump was legitimately elected and donald trump respond ed let's hear from hillary and we'll have you weigh in. here is what she said. >> hillary: i think there are lots of questions about his legitimaticy and we don't have a method for contesting that in our system. that's why i've long advocated for an independent commission to get to the bottom of what happened. >> ed: the president just a moment ago tweets crooked hillary clinton is the worst and biggest loser of all-time. she just can't stop, which is so good fort republican party. hillary get on with your life and give it another trial though

then he says give it another try in three years so geraldo he's not really saying move on. he's saying come at me, bro. >> geraldo: yeah, so would i if i were him. i think he would probably be the worst candidate the democrats could possibly muster. first of all good morning to all of you i'm very jealous i didn't get some of that pumpkin pie. >> rachel: it was delicious. >> geraldo: rachel you and i should go pick it in front of the congressional democratic hispanic caucus we should let them force them to open it bipartisan as it should be for these issues of mutual concern. in terms of the former first lady secretary of state, senator from new york, you know, i would hope that it's very painful to watch secretary clinton as she selling this book try trying to rewrite history. she wrote the most lackluster

low energy campaign. it was rigged, the democratic national committee rigged to give her the nomination over bernie sanders never giving him a real democratic shot at it. there's so much distaste full in terms of the remnants of her campaign. i'd wish she would move on and be the america's person, be the nobel person once the most highly regarded woman on the planet let her be an example but to run against and think of her running again in politics after the donna brazile revelations i think would be a disaster to the democrats that's why the president is taunting her. >> rachel: geraldo i saw you last night on judge janeen, the topic was al franken. you said his career is over and then you said there's going to be a lot of other public high profile figures that are going to fall as they catch up to what's happening in terms of sexual harassment. >> geraldo: i think first of all

, rachel that the sexual harassment epidemic, this plague is out. it's out of the bottle. it's now it's injecting our society here and abroad. no one is in control of the scandal. no one knows where it's going to go. you know because some of these allegations going back 10, 20, 30, 40 years. my goodness who touched who inappropriately. who said something that now in the light of 2017 rules would be considered inappropriate? i just think that with this geni e out of the bottle nobody knows how many lives will be chopped up. al franken is a classic example. here is a progressive ex- saturday night live cool guy. who knows. i knew a writer on saturday night live a female writer who used to complain constantly and is saturday night live now the next one exposed for its alleged

massage en it over the years? politics, business, media, this thing is going places nobody can control. franken specifically, he was as i said last night, rachel he was my number one candidate. >> rachel: i was surprised to hear that. >> pete: well to that point-- >> geraldo: now his career is over. >> pete: certainly maybe that trajectory is for sure. the president talks about the swamp all the time. the institutions that exist to perpetuate the status quo. it looks like there's a swamp inside a committee called the senate ethics committee because al franken and other democrats they say well i'll submit myself to the senate ethics committee for investigation. a little bit of research shows that 2007-2016 there have been 613 allegations before that committee, 75 preliminary investigations all anonymous and zero consequences for any

senator, so is this not the committee where accusations go to die? is this not the swamp and should democrats be called out for not taking any real action? >> geraldo: well i think those are alex lent questions and i think specifically, honing in on the senate ethics committee particularly i think the real lobbying effort should be made for them to be forced to make public these accusations. now the accuser can be protected those who fear their career would be endangered or ridicule or embarrassment of having admitted something that maybe they're married and memories to make a charge against the senator, a sitting senator, i think that they have to do an adjustment to make the rules 21st century rules but i also think that you need a fair arbit or. we have to be as fair to the accused as we are now to the accuser.

maybe it was skewed before. maybe the accused had all of the rights, the guy usually the guy could make a non-disclosure agreement or do a pay off on a kind of periodic basis we'll give you a hundred thousand this year a hundred thousand next year and maybe the deck has been stacked against the victims but we don't want the kind of climate now where you encourage blackmail, where you encourage dredging up or embellishing stories you've got to be very fair about it. the senate ethics committee is not bad but i'd venture to say everyone is talking about the 15 or $17 million congress paid to the victims, there's an assumption in everyone's mind that's all a bunch of bad republicans. oh, it's all a bunch of bad democrats. i would venture to say that if you want true bipartisanship, it's in the perpetrators who these were paid off by congress. >> pete: and the covering up for

each other. talk about a system that defends itself for their own self- interest. >> rachel: thank you, geraldo. >> ed: good to see you. >> rachel: turning to your headlines starting with a fox news alert, two police officers murdered in two states and an urgent manhunt for the killer is intensifying. 25-year-old brian shaw was gun ned down overnight near pittsburgh after a tragic stop turned into a foot chase. shaw had been on the force for less than a year and in baltimore police still searching for de direct ever shawn suder's killer the 18-year-old veteran shot wednesday, they have no leads and they're offering a $215,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. storms bringing snow and heavy winds to the west coast now moving east. this all happening ahead of a busy holiday travel rush. here you'll see drivers navigating through dangerous road conditions in colorado. heavy rains and winds are expected from washington d.c. to

boston tonight and into tomorrow florida's democratic party chairman resigns over sexual harassment allegations. political reports six women accused steven bittle of staring inappropriately and making suggestive remarks and the women said he groped or assaulted them four democratic candidates for governor said he should step down. bittle apologized and he's working to find a successor. and an emotional danica patrick announcing she will retire from full time racing next season. >> thank you to my mom and dad, my sister chase, ricky, thank you for everything. >> rachel: patrick a pioneering driver in sports is planning to race the indy and daytona 500 next season before calling it quits and tomorrow dale earnhardt jr. getting behind the wheel for his final race. the nascar icon announced his retirement earlier this year and

those are your headlines guys. >> pete: i don't know much about nascar but i know-- >> rachel: i've been to one race and i have to tell you it was awesome. >> ed: it would be cool. need the headphones. still ahead senator jeff flake caught on a hot mic with some harsh words yes for president trump saying the republican party could be toast but who is really a bigger problem for the party? david webb has his answer and i think i know what it might be. >> pete: and it's a question asked by couples everywhere. what should we eat? i mean we ask it every day all the time but wait until you hear how long it takes us to makeup our minds. >> what do you want? what do you want? >> it's not that simple. >> what do you want?

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>> ed: roy moore and donald

trump-- >> you're the guy that could just for fun, think of how much fun it could be to point out what an idiot that guy is. anyway-- >> pete: well that is a hot mic moment for senator jeff flake who will soon be former senator jeff flake saying exactly how he feels about president trump. >> ed: he's also one of six republican senators who could holdup tax reform so who really is a bigger problem for the party? >> rachel: joining us is fox news contributor david webb. >> reporter: good morning. >> pete: you've got this hot mic moment affirming what we all know how jeff flake feels and then these six senators some are never conservative and some of which would not be in the senate potentially blocking the tax reform bill. what's the crux of the problem here? >> well the crux of the problem is they're not looking at the american people. whether you're an anti-trump or whatever version you call yourself, whether you're senator corker, jeff flake, susan

collins, ron johnson, look, your needs are not reflective of the needs of fixing the problem and they're really aligning themselves with the democrats against tax cuts for americans and if we're going to have a pro growth economy we need those cuts to get that cycle along with growth further down the road. we need that 3% growth. we're two quarters in and they frankly are going to stall that if they for whatever reason they each hot mic or not hot mic do it. they stall tax reform. >> rachel: so they could stall it but there's also a really good chance that tax reform could go through and as you know , i think mitch mcconnell has put in that obamacare mandate repealing that. if they go to conference and we come out with tax reform passing and possibly even this obamacare mandate out, is mitch mcconnell the hero and does that sort of start to squash that bannon wing of the party saying get rid of

mitch mcconnell? >> when it comes to the political establishment in washington and it's really them versus the american people as i see it, i try to stay out of the my team your team. my team i'm a republican and like steve i'm an economic nationalist. we've got to build a great economy to be a good nation and rest of the world but i'm less worried about who the hero is because the real hero is the american economy and when this economy grows and this economy functions jobs are better. we have unemployment rate that if you want to call it that the u3 numbers is now full employment. we have confidence 17-year highs we have a world that needs a stronger america without a strong economy, you can't have a stronger america for the world. >> ed: david interesting thoughts because i want to turn you to something else that is raising eye brows. apple hires a diversity chief their first ever, denise young smith and she gets backlash for

these comments back in october where she says there could be 12 white blue-eyed blonde men in a almost and they're diverse too because they're going to bring a different life experience and life perspective to the conversation. diversity is the human experience. i got a little bit frustrated when diversity or the term diversity is tagged to the people of color or the women or the lgbt community. >> rachel: wow. >> ed: she ends up having to leave over that. what's wrong with saying if you hear the perspective of white people that could add diversity to a conversation if there are people from different background s at the table. what's wrong with that? >> there's not a thing wrong with that. i applaud this woman. i wish she hadn't resigned. if wish she fought it but then again you have to survive in the corporate world where it's not fair. do you know what she's had? she's had the benefit of traveling the world of seeing true diversity of talent not diversity bound by the color of skin, texture of hair or the x/y

chromosome blend that you've got and the reality is that diversity is really about pulling talents together and advancing. i would ask apple somewhat tongue and cheek if they're going to sell their products based on the perceived logic or their logic as perceived on diversity, if they're going to sell iphones only 12% of blacks, if they sell a percentage of each product based on the make of the country ethnically and by gender it's a ridiculous proposition but there's a lesson here and it's someone has stood up who had global experience who spoke very clearly about the need for an advancement of talent and the real talent and the real success in this country is the diversity of success that comes from each person using whatever their god given talent is to make themselves a better person. >> pete: yeah the other lesson is on the left if you're not part of the group you're no lingerie part of the group. >> rachel: you're out. >> pete: david webb fox news contributor thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> pete: stay warm in miami.

well he's staying warm. still ahead one of hillary clinton's former aids taking a big shot at ivanka trump saying she demeans herself by covering for her father's sins. seriously. >> rachel: really? plus the man who killed bin laden rob o'neill heretofore loo talk about a big success for isis coming up. amanda's mom's appointment just got rescheduled - for today. amanda needs right at home. our customized care plans provide as much - or as little help - as her mom requires. whether it's a ride to the doctor or help around the house. oh, of course! tom, i am really sorry. i've gotta go. look, call right at home. get the right care. right at home.

>> ed: welcome back quick headlines for you terrifying moments on a sky west flight when passengers say they saw a piece of the plane' engine fall off. those flewers heard a loud bang and felt vibrations 20 minutes into the flight. the pilot to his or her credit returning safely to the airport where he told passengers the cause was a detached piece of co

wling. it's apparently an engine cover i've been told. take the cover off the engine before you take the plane out. the dreaded airport security lines got a lot faster, los angeles airport opening automated screening lines. i don't see them here. there we go. it allows five times the amount of people to be screened at once lax planning to add more this spring hoping to push 1000 people through security per hour that would be per hour-- >> rachel: love that. >> pete: such a welcome development. they have these new animated machines in minneapolis that are actually slower so let's go forward when we go forward and not backward. >> ed: we were talking earlier this morning about senior advisor to hillary clinton long time advisor had him on last night and it's interesting because he was going after kristen gillebrand a democrat but also ivanka trump. what was her sin? well earlier this week you've heard democrats saying why isn't

the white house speaking out against roy moore? well she did an interview with the ap where ivanka trump to her credit said there's a special place in hell for people who pre y on children. i've yet to see a valid explanation and i have no reason to doubt the victims accounts. then he tweeted this is a couple days ago, ivanka took her sweet time to speak and then didn't say moore should dropout. she checked the family box since donald hasn't. in my book there's a special place in hell, he wrote, for those who exist only to cover for donald's sins. i asked them about that. >> pete: wow. >> rachel: pretty harsh stuff. well listen this is the deal right? ivanka in the eyes of liberals is complicit right? no matter what she says she can say something is non- controversial as there's a special place in hell for pedophiles. >> ed: everyone should agree with that one. >> pete: well and to that point ed got to ask the guy the question who put that tweet out there of what he said about ivanka trump. listen to ed's interview last night. >> last year and a half starting

with the campaign we've seen ivanka play a role where she really was mostly enabling and then covering for her father. they trot her out when and yesterday was a perfect example of it, the president for whatever reason probably politically doesn't want to lose >> ed: but hang on the president said in asia if the allegations are true roy moore should step aside and then you say ivanka trump is "trotted out" she's a woman in her own right. if you allow other women to speak out who are democrats, whether senator gillebrand or anyone else why can't ivanka trump speak on her own two feet? why do you have to demean her by saying she was trotted out? >> i think ivanka demeans herself with her behavior. she was speaking because her father wasn't but everyone has been basically holding their breath for president trump to say something and he really hasn't. >> rachel: i have to tell you, thank you for bringing that up as a woman, that just rolled off his tongue in such a natural way

again it shows you where the war on women is. i mean, trotted out? this is a woman highly educated? >> ed: freddie successful. >> rachel: pretty successful in her own right but she's trotted out. >> pete: the double standard just rolls off like that. would they ever say that about chelsea clinton? >> rachel: never. >> ed: was she ever trotted out? she came out to defend her parents. >> pete: why is it never my reflex to say oh, they trotted out. it's not how you speak but when you think in terms of gender, think in terms of race, play politics that's what happens. well she's got to be out there covering for sins. she couldn't have a point of view of her own. >> rachel: or if you de humanize people. >> ed: let's focus on the substance of what she said which is that there's a special place in hell for pedophiles. what's controversial about that? >> pete: it should be like well said. well still ahead country star ne il mccoy has a message for all of those athletes protesting the national anthem. ♪ think of those whose fred om

was not great and i say take a knee ♪ >> pete: you can fill it in but the big hit now going viral, next. >> rachel: and rick is getting into the holiday spirit with santa at bass pro shops, rick what's next? >> rick: guys, so the big guy is right over there and caden, it looks like you've been working on this list for a while >> rick: we'll talk to santa in just a little bit and see what he thinks, i don't know if you can do 12 things on your list. we'll find out. is there a limit to your list for santa claus, coming up. man: proper etiquette is essential for every social occasion. so the the broom said, "sorry i'm late. i over-swept." [ laughter ] yes, even the awkward among us deserve some laughter. and while it's okay to nibble in public, a lady only dines in private. try the name your price tool from progressive.

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the most part, this is what it is. >> ed: hang on rewind so congressman duffy never in the kitchen? >> rachel: he washes dishes, nobody likes his cooking but when i'm gone the kids are bummed. >> pete: pizza again. we'll have to call him. >> ed: can you call into the show duffy, call the control room. >> pete: we ask a question how often do you talk about food is it about a half hour day or not? erin e-mailed us and said only five and a half days i feel like it could be a year. >> rachel: [laughter] >> pete: the rolling conversation. >> ed: heather e-mailed that makes sense to me. it's two people who have two different wants a disagreement is bound to happen no truer words have been spoken. >> rachel: brandon said who paid for this study i think they spent too much time on this instead. >> pete: and why not? >> ed: good point we spent a few minutes on it too. >> pete: they also said they end of it it is men who usually defer and say whatever you want honey.

>> rachel: absolutely. i have no doubt about that part of the study. [laughter] >> ed: it's good. they deliver, uber delivers. >> rachel: not in rural country. [laughter] not in rural wisconsin. [laughter] >> ed: good stuff. >> rachel: turning to your headlines another sexual miss conduct allegation rocking hollywood accusing ryan seacrest of behaving inappropriately in front of her 10 years ago. he is denying the allegations in a statement saying "if i made her feel anything but respected i am truly sorry but i dispute these allegations and i plan to cooperate." and an e spokesperson said the claim is being investigated internally. the las vegas shooter's $5 million estate is up for grabs, a court will decide who will handle his money since he didn't leave behind a will. the victim's attorneys want a third party lawyer to handle his assets while the paddock family wants their lawyer to control the distribution. they said they want the estate to be split among the victims

and families. a judge would make a decision as early as next month. he killed 58 people when he opened fire during a music festival in october. attorney general jeff sessions maintaining a sense of humor, despite the ongoing russia probe >> as ambassador in the room, any russians, anybody been to russia? got a cousin in russia. >> rachel: the remarks drawing big laughs from the crowd at friday's federal society convention in washington d.c. just days after sessions testified on capitol hill, about contact with the russian officials. country star neil mccoy taking a jab at nfl protesters the singer going viral with his new song, take a knee, my bleep. he's performing it live on facebook. ♪ those whose freedom was not free and i say take a knee my [

bleep ]. >> rachel: mccoy says the song isn't a money grab it's all about supporting our armed forces and those are our headlines. >> ed: that's what it was supposed to be from the beginning. >> pete: i haven't heard it yet but i know i'm going to love it for sure. >> rachel: i played it last night and it's good and i thought that other person was the navy seal rob o'neill. >> ed: really? well he is and we'll have rob o'neill on shortly but all morning long we've been getting into the holiday spirit with bass pro shops. and now rick richmuth is with santa and some of the kids and their wish lists have they been naughty or nice? >> rick: it's a great question but we'll find out in a second so when you come to bass pro shops, you've been with us all morning. these are incredible crafts these kids can come and do. obviously, this is the kids have something to do, right? >> or if you're like me you can do arts and crafts there's all

kinds of really cool activities here that are absolutely free and the craft table changes every week so if you come this week and your kid does an active activity, you come next week it's completely different. this is santa's wonderland. we're in the harrisburg location but it's also at 80 other locations at brass shops in canada and in the u.s.. >> so it starts now and it's all the way through christmas. >> yes. >> this guy? >> until december 24 and everyone probably knows this guy he's a popular man in december this is santa claus and you know the secret about the backpacks? >> i know the fast passat disney land. >> so it's a cooler name there's only three steps that's super easy everyone can do it and the little kids can handle it step number one go to the ticket depot here in the store if you want a free photo with santa which everyone who comes can get that and step number two, you get a pass and it has a time on it so all these have different times, they will give you one of these, you can rome around once you have your pass, play in santa's workshop, or santa's

wonderland, browse in the store and step 3, you go back to santa during your allotted time and get a free photo. >> rick: and there's a frame you get with it is that right? >> absolutely so if you show up on monday to thursday in the evenings when it's a little quieter you get a free photo frame with your photo. >> rick: i can't to find autocadeen, real quick here, cad en, first of all i see four different kinds of pen or pencil here this is very well thought out. come here. tell me a little bit, one or two of these things on your list. the first one right there, dead pool costume? did you forget it? with swords? this is it. you're not saying a word for me right now. and another person do you have a list? >> i remember it. >> rick: what's your number one thing on your list for santa? >> an iphone and a credit card and a pocketbook. >> rick: wait wait wait wait

wait a credit card? >> yeah. >> rick: oh, my gosh. you have plenty of time for credit card debt. what about your, what is your list for santa? >> i want a little snuggle and a hair dresser. >> rick: like a person, a hair dresser? >> it's just a disney princess hair dresser. >> rick: so it's not like a person who follows you around? >> that would be amazing wouldn't it although i wish i thought of the credit card from santa when i was a kid. >> rick: the lists have gotten pretty extreme in advance so we've got a credit card on here and an iphone, guys do you think this is coming? >> oh, yes. he doesn't know. >> rick: do you know what your list is yet? >> he wants trex. by the way you had the trucks out here and there's one with

your name on it. all right, guys, back to you. >> rachel: i think he wants your dog. >> ed: rick give him the mic for christmas. he wants your job. >> pete: [laughter] typical sibling interpretation, he wants trucks. >> ed: how awesome was that girl i want a credit card. >> rachel: and she's translating for her brother her is so adorable. >> ed: tomorrow we're all back so we want you if you have a still photo or you want to make a little video of your kid and their wish list we'll try to run some of those tomorrow, so send them to fox news.com or hit us up on twitter. >> pete: as you can see kids out there, santa is not only on fox & friends weekend but he watches us. >> rachel: he does. >> pete: you give us your message we send it straight to the big guy through the airwaves >> ed: we've got a lot coming up though. >> rachel: coming up a major victory in the fight against isis. the terror group losing its last piece of territory, in iraq and the man who killed bin laden, rob o'neill on what this means for us. >> pete: relaxing in the green room.

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less than wal-mart's list price of $1200. >> pete: i'm in. could never have enough tv's. a major victory in the fight against isis the terror group losing its last major terry for you in iraq courtesy of u.s.- based iraqi forces. >> ed: here to tell us what this means for the larger war war against isis who better to talk about it than the man who killed osama bin laden retired navy seal rob o'neill. the president talked on the campaign about taking the fight more directly and said we're going to finally win and people laughed. >> take it to the enemy. >> ed: i've been saying that on this channel we need boots on the ground. i was initially saying we want unilateral because i wanted u.s. marines in there because marines are problem solvers but theophano went with a coalition forces which is good and got their fighting off to sunni and they took about six hours, you have to figure a few years ago isis had 34,000 square miles and they had from their califate, and now it's gone and that just

proved that it's not real and they beat them down and the problem now is they kind of melt back into the desert, and now they will say we intended that and we'll take the fight to you and your major cities and they threatened the vatican interesting too because even the pope came out and said there's no such thing as islamic terrorism which is interesting but now they threaten the vatican itself. >> pete: and iran also using this vacuum to fill more space but before we get to because you're right what happens after you win the war is critically important so you don't go back to war but we talk about untying the hands of war fighters. what does that actually mean? what changed under this president for those special operators and others taking the fight to isis? >> well remember, when president trump was elected and the first thing one of the first things he did was bomb that airfield in syria even though there's russian presidents there he's proving he takes the fight to you. we will put people on the ground and not just in syria. we've seen it in iraq, syria, yemen, northern africa we've got troops in niger taking the fight

to the enemy and before it was almost like even if you get into the fight i've seen it before, pete when you get in a fire fight, you're filling out paperwork. why did i do this? lawyers get involved you don't win a war with lawyers but with marines and soldier, soldiers on the ground and air power and troops need to know they have the backing of the administration and they aren't getting attacked by their own lawyers because they're fighting a war that's not politically correct. >> ed: so talk about the next phase then. >> well the next phase we have to see what's happening in saudi arabia. we aren't going to win this with bombs. we will kill the bad guys now but we need to prove their ideology is a little miss guided and we need help from the sunni arabs especially to tell them just because we don't believe in the same thing doesn't mean we need to cut each other's heads off. >> ed: if someone is preaching hate we have to take them off. >> pete: it's an ideological war that has to be waged and the radical form has to be, first destroyed and then completely discredited. >> you're not born hating but if

you're taught hate you'll grow up to hate and if you have kids cutting heads off at five they aren't okay at 18 so stop the ideology. they certainly do. >> ed: thank you rob we'll come back. >> pete: you were in a music video. >> that's right. a good one. >> pete: this singer is a rising star in the country music scene and rob as we said is featured in his first music video. >> ed: tim montana performed that song, hillbilly rich, next.

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cool song. >> pete: that is an awesome song that is the music, he's rising country music star and just released his first ever single hillbilly rich and it features our friend rob o'neill the man who killed osama bin laden so here to perform it live tim montana and the shrednecks. thanks for having us >> rachel: tell us a little bit about the band? >> yes, we're having fun, touring the country getting to meet a lot of great people and play a lot of great places. >> rachel: being like rock stars or country stars. ed ed you happen to be from rob o'neill's hometown. >> pete: yes, from montana that's right. i'm trying to rise up to that level. >> pete: tell us about hillbilly rich. >> it's a new single we wrote and we all grew up in a trailer house in montana and talks about if i guy like me hits big time i want to ride in a rolls royce. >> rachel: it's a fun video if you haven't seen it. >> ed: its been playing on siriu

s xm's the highway channel. >> shout out to all my peeps there. >> ed: our viewers will get a firsthand look right there. >> fantastic song. >> pete: we'll stand with them to be safe. >> awesome thank you guys. ready? ♪ i want to ride and roll and gone, swinging and winning feeling bare to the bone, i'm talking ride on the road but i'm just a poor hick dreaming hill billy rich ♪

♪ feeling bad to the bone, i can ride on this, but poor hick dreaming hillbilly rich ♪ ♪ i

want to ride in a roll, laid back and being gone on and winning and feeling bad to the bone, i'm talking ride on the road, but i'm just poor hick dreaming hillbilly rich ♪ roll , my lord, i just need a little bit of money, honey, oh, my lord, with my pot of gold, roll my lord, i just need a little bit of money, honey, oh, my lord, with my pot of gold ♪ i want to ride and roll, laid back and gone baby on, winning and feeling bad to the bone, i'm

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>> pete: we're here with tim montana and the shrednecks, songs they're going to play another one for us. >> ed: how did you get mixed up with rob o'neill? >> your brother was the first person to ever play me on the radio. tom o'neill, pete montana what's

up? >> ed: we'll have another song at fox & friends.com for the after the show show. rachel thanks for coming in. she's back tomorrow. >> ed: the boys will be back with rachel tomorrow. >> pete: have a great saturday folks. >> ed: log on to fox & friends .com. >> dagen: the fight for your money is on, after republicans take two big steps toward tax cuts for america. democrats slamming it, as a big scam. they say that it will explode our national debt and deficits, but someone here says history shows tax cuts pay for themselves hi everybody i'm dagen mcdowell this is bulls & bears. the bulls & bears this week, gary b. smith, joan as max ferris, john layfield along with lee carter and chuck rocha. welcome to everybody. john, all of a sudden our debt is an issue when it comes to giving americans more of their own money back. >> john: yeah it is and look, four times we've had significant ut