♪ [national anthem] >> members of the clinton administration reuniting to celebrate 25 years since their 1992 election victory. >> i would keep speaking out. apparently, my former opponent is a process with my speaking out. >> this is the woman who raised everything. you wouldn't have any standards at all. >> the gop tax form plan with lawmakers now picking up the discussion again after the thanksgiving holiday. >> the crown jewel of it. more middle-class americans have job prospects, better jobs. >> all franken accused of misconduct. it looks bad, but remember it

also is bad. he didn't know any better. he was only 55. ♪ ♪ >> you are on the couch, p. >> i said yesterday. lebron had a commercial a couple years ago where he was listening to this song. i don't know why my son is a huge nba fan. you mock me yesterday.

pete: thanks for being here. rachel: i'm equal opportunity. ed: my buddy chris sent me his pocket scores. i mention that plug because they had to pay for it. the semirigid thyssen pocket squares. what a nice guy. i got them for free. there was a bill at the bottom. i didn't get anything for free. train too bad deal. great to have you both. training for day two. pete: if you're up indeed watching "saturday night live" which we will get to comment in little rock, arkansas, a bit of a reunion. 25 years from the election. the 1992 election. obviously, they're talking about health care, the economy. they were talking about donald

trump. >> one of the soundbite that caught our eye was hillary of course and she was up there with her husband talking about the current state of affairs. she talked about, well, president trump. listen to what hillary clinton had to say. >> apparently, my former opponent is obsessed with my speaking out. apparently there is another somebody told me, tweet today. honestly, between tweedy and an golfing, how does he get anything done? i don't understand it. maybe that is the low point. rachel: this is the 25th anniversary. i talked to a friend that was involved it back. democrats from all over the country were convening to arkansas for this event. you have to believe this was a bummer data habit.

this has been a tough week for the clintons. >> senator kirsten gillibrand from new york went after bill clinton in this podcast a couple days ago saying he should have resigned because of the monica lewinsky scandal. i'm kind of two minds of the spear hillary clinton seems obsessed with donald trump. you put this in the context of a bad week pitch he also did the interview with the liberal mother jones where she said donald trump was not legitimately elect it. she was the person the final presidential debate to set it was horrifying she believed donald trump would not accept the election results when they lost. the opposite happened. train to greenpoint. she's the one clearly of sass. president trump freelove said was talk about everything. we walked back, move past it. >> you just walked into a trap there, buddy.

now saying i want the justice department to do that. trained in some sense you can say it is a counterpunch because she joined the resistance and decided to say okay i will show to the the inauguration that is a legitimate, was the election legitimate? i will critique every part of his presidency. and then well, let's look back or whether you are moving past. choose success. >> what i notice from the clip we saw is the lack of introspection may have. for the last has it been a year, little over a year, she's never left and she seems to be of sass and never giving people enough time to miss that. transfer hillary clinton is also obsessed with fox news. >> there is nothing fast and easy about it. he didn't tweet about it. he got to work about it and he actually got it done. unfortunately, our body politics

come the new has been impaired because there has been a concerted effort to miss starting with the creation of the fox network. it wasn't there when bill first ran. it was one of the reasons he probably survived. pete: chimera 1996, wasn't there for the first time. if only it had been there. >> less accountability for the clinton administration? trendy one of the greatest submission of the fake news mainstream media. she and i'm. she in a moment recognizes her husband did not receive the treatment and scrutiny that he now receives because there is enough work out there. pete: a former era with a left wing media still loved us. look at their stories and provide comments and edit them. the reason they got away with what they got away with.

two things in that clip aired fox news channel because we hold people accountable and number two, twitter. even with fox news channel companies still have a massive fate is left wing media and president triumphed in tweet about that and said the conversation and they have to listen to what the president has to say. rachel: and it's more than just twitter. it's more than social media. the internet in general. the report does start to get in the storytelling about monica lewinsky because the networks were covering it and eventually had to catch up to it. technology is not the friend of the clintons. ed: what's always been interesting if the clinton, in general the clintons have been able to benefit from shows like "saturday night live," above the fray, not a news network, not a news show.

we go after everybody, but instead they usually just bash the right. the are usually bashing donald trump. last night after a lot of grief after not going after harvey weinstein, and they decided to unload on all franken. watch. >> senator al franken accused of misconduct on the uso tour who treated this photo of frank and in her while she was asleep. i know this photo looks bad, but remember, it also is bad. ensure this is taken before franken ran for public office, but is also taken after he was a sophomore in high school. pretty hard to be like come on, he didn't know any better. he was only 55. forced her to kiss them as part of reversal for a comedy sketch performing for the troops. come on, then pitched dump the troops in afghanistan have it hard enough without having to sit through sketch comedy?

people can hardly watch sketches after weekend update. pete: funny stuff, but even then it might touch. kellyanne conway -- >> there's a difference difference in how they make fun of democrats. >> super creepy he was married and that the sketch indicates this very beautiful woman and talked about it on the house floor later on on the senate floor. this is super creepy. they could have been harder on them. pete: the senate non-ethics committee will take care of it. >> interesting "saturday night live" then went on to have the rapper come on. what does he do? what does he do right now in this moment with all these big issues out there? he praises -- [inaudible] ♪

>> i was actually funny. >> if their ballot. even though it's not allowed. >> by the way, we felt as bad about obama as they feel about trump. they never seem to recognize that. we just done of platforms like this to talk about it. ed: when they need to be cheered up when they go back to obama. just like the last couple decades they go back to clintons. they have not rebuilt the party. they have not come up with a new generation of leaders. pete: watch the show. the guy is as funny and "saturday night live." we've got comedians who know how to make i'm not so much that needs to be talked about on the

left because of the so-called mainstream press. >> everything breaks the comic when i see the five. whenever i come on to do a live set, he's like boot. we have a lot of back-and-forth. country star neil mccoy taking aim at all of those in the protesters. ♪ even though freedom was not free. i say taking me, my house. he is going to join us live. tax reform coming down to the final month of the year. ♪ [inaudible] is it too little too late? we will discuss. hi...so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent,

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rachel: looming questions about tax reform as lawmakers head home for thanksgiving. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will take it to the floor after the holiday. true to the big question is good success on tax reform said mitch mcconnell and the gop establishment or is it too little too late. uruguayan, fox news contributor and hispanic advisory council member steve cortez. thanks for joining us this morning. we are talking a lot now the senators that may or may not hold the possible reform bill. the irony here is if all that outside effort for steve danton saying let's ditch mitch, could it actually forced mitch mcconnell and some of the never trump types in the senate to say we've got a vote for this bill because their own political futures are at stake. the outside pressure actually ends up helping pass the bill.

>> ray. it very well could be. they trump campaign operatives, when i say the establishment, including republicans and democrats who are the creatures of the slump in far too many republicans are among the number, including mitch mcconnell being chief among them. if this were a business come the senate he would've been fired long ago as ceo for his failure to pass meaningful legislation. all that said, can he save the day? i think yes he can. football season, he wrote a two-minute offense and score late in the game, can he be the john elway at the u.s. capitol? perhaps he can and i hope he does. if he does, the answer is yes that will stave off a lot of the electoral insurgency you might otherwise seem particularly in republican primaries in 28 team and especially to include some rollbacks to obama carrying this

legislation. not just a touchdown but a two-point conversion. transfer is going to say he would turn into the hero. it is an attempt to add that as the last minute and i would may be a game changer. could it possibly in some cases especially after the trouble we saw in the alabama primary but the candidate that steve bannon back not been the best candidate, do you think a win for mcconnell weekends bannon's hand? >> i know? >> i know i say weakens his hand, but if anything on the outside is part of the discipline that is forcing the establishment republicans to at least bring this to a vote. i'm not sure they would even bring it to a vote of the work for the potential pressure of keeping trump, which bob includes millions of others, people like steve bierman, people like me putting pressure on senate republicans. i am most viewed them as children in. sometimes children will behave better with the threat of

punishment. the threat of punishment in this case is we will primary you. will candidates rise up against you in 2018 if you don't not in concert with the 2016 electoral games, which is rolled back the administrative state. >> except some of the senators are not up for reelection. jeff flake, john mccain, bob corker. >> right, you're exactly right. rachel: do you think will pass before december? >> you're exactly right. that's part of the problem and why the house because everyone's up for election every two years, and the house is far more responsive to the people and the message of 2016. unfortunately, a lot of what the squish republicans in the senate are not up for reelection in 2010. -- as the bad of the calendar. hard sometimes to get them in line. i would hope you have not up for reelection, not just crass politicians that they would be respectful of the will of the people. what happened in 2016 was not a

minor shift. donald trump is not cheap tinker around washington d.c. he smashed the crony system for his benefit to the detriment of the people. >> the frustrating irony is we are literally going to primary you. in order to get you to do what you said you were going to do, which means maybe steve bennett was always meant to be more effect if to help this president advance again. you've got to put their political future on the line to make it happen. >> or their legacy in the case of those retiring. >> and by the way, steve bennett has taken a lot of heat. but, perhaps he backed the wrong candidate in alabama, but it's also been such a force for change and reform in our government. first and foremost electing donald trump, but i think you are right, he's actually more effective on the outside because he's no longer burdened by having a government job. now he can truly be the representative of the people's

voice for the american worker for better trade deals from a secure border, growing economy, economic nationalism and the things he's doing are exciting and he's are exciting and he's disciplining even the establishment republicans in the senate. pete: steve cortez, thank you for your time. appreciate it. coming up, congresswoman frederica wilson and chief of staff john kelly. it's not over yet. what she just said this morning. rachel: country star neal mccoy going viral with this new song taking aim and i'll be at the protesters. he joins us live, next. [applause] [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney.

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had again. his mind as to fox news alert. a popular -- cost killer still on the wood. they say 29-year-old ramon saul holt shot and killed officer branch off friday night after a traffic stop. he is still considered armed and dangerous. a tornado ripping through central tennessee. high winds knocking down power lines, blocking roads and damaging several buildings. 6000 people in nashville lost their power. former teen idol david cassidy now fighting for his life through the partridge family star suffering from organ failure at a florida hospital and needs a new liver and kidney. 67 up has suffered substance abuse has suffered substance-abuse druggist rewritten announced this year he's also been battling dementia. >> one country singer has been message for those kneeling during the national anthem. ♪ when i see somebody on tv take a

stand, whether it ♪ but think of those whose freedom was not free and nice a taking me, my ♪ rachel: he released it on facebook led a week ago and has a grainy video to go with it. the video severity reached -- are they been watched over 3 million times. neal mccoy joins us via skype from texas. >> at morning coming about. how are you doing? >> we've been enjoying the song 24, 48 hours now. were you watching the nfl and say i just got a write a song or it all come together? >> i wish i could take credit for it. i didn't write it to a friend of mine wrote it. she said it starts as a lyrics i

pledge allegiance to the flag. she said you've got to hear this, which is exactly what i've got to say so i just go in and recorded. >> you say the pledge of allegiance every single day by yourself but some level, yet some of our public schools no longer say it at all. what is your message to society writ large about why saying the pledge like that for a song like this in standing for the anthem, why is it so important? >> luck with the schools around here in northeast texas, where her grandkids go basically will say the pledge, but i hear stories of people have quit saying it in a couple years ago i just used to love to do it in school. i'm just going to start it and see if anyone will stay with me. i got quite an audience. because people know my patriotism and my background, when the song came out, i talked

to dan, he said that's right down my alley. it's something that people are scared to step up and say something about it. trained to any like to plate for the troops. >> they've only recorded it for five days ago. i've been on tours overseas, so i look forward to the first-rate we share gotten some negative reaction. a lot of people like minded like me will say yeah, let them know how we feel another say you're an and racists. i guess when you do something that is, i had no idea it was going to go viral. now that it has, we are sure on the other side. pete: you have some family members who have served. i can assure you think about them all years, but about how

much this is ingrained in your family. >> it is. my grandfather at that time it was called the d. world war because there wasn't another one, then my father served in the korean conflict and that's when he met my mother. he was in the philippines. i'm half filipino and half american and my mom always used to teach the kids and say hello, you ought to be grateful everybody doesn't have these rights in the idea. that's one of the reasons of patriotism runs through maine has the entire life. trying to neal mccoy, working folks find their music, the specifically what you stand for? >> neal mccoy.com is my website and it's got the hits have been doing for quite a while. this song is exactly what they stand for. it's not a slam against the

people who are taking many that they don't have the right to do that. i understand they do. i just think it's the wrong time, wrong place kind of thing for me. rachel: thanks for coming on. >> his son is home for thanksgiving. the father of one of the ucla basketball player says it is no thanks to president trump. rachel: congresswoman frederica wilson, what she just said coming next. the best simple salad ever?

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♪ pete: everclear is my favorite band of all time. they are a super label and i can't help it. their politics are interesting. i went and saw them for my birth day this year in new york city. i just enjoy it. that's exactly how i feel. safe inside the violence. >> we're learning so much about you. rachel: more than we wanted.

ed: speaking about learning about people, marv oswald, basically on espn on new tiered he said god with three sons, lee angelo is one of the players they are in the middle and ucla who got arrested. people make mistakes. he got arrested shoplifting in china around the time president trump was on his vacation trip are there've actually been people on the left criticizing president trump are pressuring private and someone to release these three young men, which he did. they were pressuring him saying why did you focus on just basketball players when there's all these other human rights problems? that's what the left has been saying. president trump helped you out, but she can president trump. >> i hope they'll thank me. >> they were supposed to be in jail for maybe 10 years for the shoplifting.

they get released and the players at their news conference think president trump a few days ago. but the father who's at the center of all this decides to lash out. what was he over there for? don't tell me nothing. everybody wants to make it seem like he helps me out. if i miss my boys back here, i'm frying. i'm from l.a. i've seen a lot worse things. my son is built up enough character that one bad decision doesn't define him. traitors by their president trump and you made this point that ultimately that gaddis be nice and quiet. while he was in jail. what liberations are going on. as he pointed out, and other parts of the world come the consequences for something like this could be very, very dire. after he gets home, not time to talk. rachel: this is an example of really bad parenting. coming up on thanksgiving. be thankful that your son is back. by the way, just in case the

data is not doing the dad thing, did tweet the trump gave to the kid saying how about being grateful insane thank you is kind of like trump unit data not moment and i can see from the latest data sat in. that's not good parenting. we all make mistakes, but we don't enable that. >> the other son in the nba, lakers, saying he's the greatest, he can beat anybody. they convey players like john walsh are saying i'm taking that guy out because the data is over hyping it to the point is putting more pressure on his son. pete: the dad is known to be a hyper self promoter for his entire family and himself. taking a one-on-one is like the most absurd thing. that's like me saying i could beat ed henry. ed: he's being generous. rachel: this kid could've stayed there for 10 years. >> it shows the trunk

arrangement syndrome some people have. he helped his son get out of chinese resentment you still have the say that. rachel: turning on the headlines. there were a more campaign fighting back after flake was caught on a hot night. >> , party of lori moran donald trump. >> center flakes, dr. accusations to pursue teenage girls in his 30s. the board's campaign calls flake, an agent of destruction. and across the sea the involving a navy ship. colliding near japan. no sailors were hurt during a telling exercise to the ship had minimal damage. this is the latest of several incidents. 17 sailors died in two separate involving the uss fitzgerald and john mccain.

the navy has since revamped its training program. congresswoman frederica wilson while letter feud with john kelly go. she's demanding an apology from the chief of staff for calling her out after the death of sergeant with david johnson in nigeria. wilson tweeting, general kelly owes the nation an apology when he lied about me, he lied to the american people. kelly chisels in a bragging about securing federal funding in 2015 and criticized her for listening and i'm president trump's call to johnson's bill. college football flex their muscles with johnson grinding out a win against michigan 24 to 10. in the top quarterback in california, usc, now on top over ucla's john rosen 28-23. those are your headlines. you can tell i don't read sport

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overall, a travel week this week. not bad. the real major storms. no real impacts. of we are very thankful this week most people will get home. >> decorate yesterday told you she wanted a credit card. in an iphone. >> they are learning beyond. thanks, rick. appreciate it. 30 million soldiers have served in the u.s. army. but the ms never had its own museum until now. i'll give you an exclusive sneak peek at what is inside the museum coming out. transfer can't wait to see the exhibit. celebrating 25 years since those election. the clinton scandals. he is here live to react back. ♪

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rachel: 25 years since the first big hurry. despite the ongoing scandal, hillary clinton is in a celebratory event to take game. >> you didn't read about it. he got to work about it and he actually got it done. apparently there is another treat today. honestly, between tweeting a golfing, how did he get anything done? apparently, my former opponent is obsessed with my speaking out. i'm going to keep speaking out. trained investigative journalist ed kline joins us now to react. thanks for being here. really interesting dynamics. twenty-fifth year anniversary celebration of the selection of little rock, yet so much focus on hillary clinton continues litigation of her loss.

with the dynamic light between the two of them? >> is so interesting this takes place in little rock of all places, which reminds people if they read my book that when hillary goes to little rock, she doesn't even stay with bill clinton in his apartment at the library. she states that the h. they are separate lives are so obvious and yet they are putting on this active though they are close lovers. transfer the body language is interesting. i was thinking the same thing as a thought, when she was going on and on they are about donald trump come at a couple points to be ferris bill clinton started smiling. but he and his hand on his chin, like enough already. >> remember he wrote about when she did her new book, what is it called? we all know what happened. he got the manuscript she gave him the manuscript to read

first. he took a red pencil and started editing it. you've got to rewrite this whole thing. whining and complaining come in the she is right now. she said i'm not going to change a word. he took the manuscript to box and threw it into the trash can. >> she didn't listen apparently. >> a lot of irony on the weekend just before the democrat party has really kind of put the nail in the coffin. it's never been more tarnished than we see it as particularly. >> ironically i think, but the big loser in this hurricane of the sexual harassment charges is not a man, that hillary clinton because she still wants to run for president. all of this reminds us of how she enabled bill, how she defended hill, she went on 60 minutes. she said i'm not going to bake

cookies. before the 1998 paula jones deposition, she took bill down to the virgin islands and they can't debate ensues. pete: to your point as well, to rachel's point about the clinton legacy, with senator joe legrand coming out and saying he should resign and donna brazile at the book that no democratic power broker would have written when the clintons were in power at the shubert the primaries. do you see it changing? >> i do. this indicates pretty clearly that fear they used to be instilled in the entire democratic party if you cross the clintons you pay a huge price. i think that is feeding through the clintons are fading. the dynasty is fading. hillary is pretty desperate to try to keep a hold on it, but i don't think it's going to work. pete: one last afternoon. ed kline, author of the book.

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>> how about some good news on a sunday morning. since 1775 collector demands soldiers have served and sacrificed the u.s. army. >> would you believe the army doesn't have its own museum? that's about to change. >> is the national museum for the u.s. army. i got a chance to visit the site where is being built in virginia

and to see some of the amazing items that when it's built will be inside. take a watch. >> it is somewhere very safe. >> you seen it in the movies. but did you know there really is a government warehouse like this? located under tight security, it is filled with artifacts that tell the story of the army's history. >> are you? >> nice to see you again. >> we served together -- [inaudible] >> and historian, the perfect person for a sneak peek at the artifacts they moved to the national museum of the u.s. army after it's complete. >> this is the oldest life on display at the army museum. >> that is correct for the first regiment of the infantry. this is a drum for massachusetts directed with latin and a quorum, which means it is

fitting to die for the country. pete: for the revolutionary war to world war ii. >> would've probably the most significant in army history. douglas macarthur. this remained famous in the iconic photo of him waving ashore back in the philippines. i can put it on. i'm going to get really close. like this. can't touch. can't do it. i've never seen anything like it. >> this is a homemade weapon made by a german soldier in world war i. coming up on 100 years of age. this is something a german would've carried with him on a trench raid. >> for the weapons used by enemies in hand-to-hand combat to the weapons used by enemies today. >> this is a motorcycle used by the taliban to move ieds and the bomb maker to the bomb

planter. >> this is a piece of the landing gear from one of the aircraft that crashed into the world trade center. >> looks like what used to be an engine. >> this came out of mogadishu. this is the engine. the helicopter shot down in the famous black down incident. >> one of the things the army museum described to do is tell its history through the stories of individual soldiers. >> this is the bible. he carried this with him through the bataan death march was she took into japanese were canned. the men have the will and the faith to survive. they'll start encountering these large soldiers, individual

soldiers and a brief history. >> also throughout the museum, life-sized and extremely live side soldiers. >> at the duty soldiers currently in the army. >> the idea is to take visitors and put them inside the action come inside the vehicle, inside the fight or flight. >> what better way to put visitors on the battlefield. the army museum is literally being built around already in place at the construction site. >> versus bft 17. we actually found bullet holes in the cap that battle damage. >> what is it then like between many assuming they can sort of rise from the ground? >> a tremendous honor. >> for those families and others to and others who contribute termination service and sacrifice, this is special.

>> the projected opening of the museum is late 2019. they've raised a lot of funds to make it happen. so that if you want to donate. visit army history.org it is the soldier myself, you think about your own service, but when you watch with so many people have done for so long to put us on this couch in a safe and free company, really cool. friends and family, look to the future. rachel: they are trying to humanize the soldier. not just this webinar this equipment, but actual soldiers in real life. >> you look at the west end in a trench and what our guys face. ever single generation faced a different set of threats. ed: that the reaction of the director's face when he is chartered to put macarthur's hat on. that was great. pete: coming up, hillary had her

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>> he didn't know any better. he was only 55. >> i say take any. >> it was exactly what i want to say, so i just go ahead and record it. ♪ .mac pete: i think it was on his ipad. rachel: i'm going to latin nights you two before the end of the show. >> welcome back. awesome to have you. is this one of your favorites? rachel: i love this song. all my kids do, to.

it's a little racy. but it's not translate. you bring a great tip as well. a lot of fun this morning. let us know. friends of fox news.com. whose musical choice do you prefer? real flavor, everclear. let us know. are they truly tolerant person? tolerating music you agree with. thanks for being here this morning. speaking of tolerance. hillary clinton. >> i didn't realize this. you might. i don't know. apparently it is 25 years to the

anniversary of bill clinton's election in the t. 92 and a celebrated last night in little rock arkansas with an inventive video cameras. they knew people were watching what they were saying and likely others would report on it. bill and hillary join each other on the stage. they made a ton of comments and a lot of news. specifically they happen to make mention of something the president likes to do, which is use twitter in our own channel here at fox news channel. this inuit hillary clinton had to say. >> nothing fast and easy about it. he got to work about it and he actually got it done. unfortunately, our body of our body of politics immune system has been impaired. because there has been a concerted effort starting with the creation of the fox network, it wasn't there when bill first drained. it's one of the reasons he probably survived.

pete: twitter did not read until 2006 of the president could not treated about it. however, the democrats have long been in collusion with the media. he didn't need twitter because he had friendly reporters that would happily write stories. >> doesn't like fox is holding democrats accountable. i see something else, which is isn't she also may be suddenly are not so suddenly trying to say i didn't get elected because they have to deal with other media outlets. bill one because it was a different time. another way to talk about it. fox news because she has blamed fox news. >> at rod up so many of the marital dynamics. whenever you see bill and hillary together, we all are thinking the same thing. you had abc. you did not fox news.

>> she was kind of whining a little bit air. you can see bill with the chin and that joss square like are we in there again. it does reinforce the yesteryear of so many liberals who say it's the twitter we have to report on every day. the fox news channel. nothing was partisan. >> we talked a lot last year that the clinton dynasty. all the frustration out there. senator joe a brand of new york saying they should resign. now this top, left but the reckoning for bill clinton. an interesting column in "the new york times." if hillary were in the old one had one, would someone failed to summon the courage to take their heavy weinstein horror stories

because the producer was also a power behind the clinton throne. and finally, with senator kirsten gillibrand still be saying in the past two days that bill clinton should have resigned the presidency over zones misdeeds if he now occupied the first borders and leaned over a clinton political machine. it's a fair question to raise the ticket that the enabling. pete: at donna brazile have written the book she wrote? they have to be part of the new power machine. i've never quoted maureen dowd ever in my life. basically saying same democrats would've protected themselves that they had been in the seat of power. now that you're not, it's time to get it all out there. especially because you want to create a contrast with donald trump or you don't like, you think is a part of it. rachel: something bigger when i told you about the idea in the bible, it's not just putting the nail on the clinton legacy

coffin if you will, or the dynasty, but also democrats are starting to get their hypocrisy come is starting to feel bad in going if we can just dump all of this garbage, all of this baggage we have onto the clintons and then send them off, we can get a clean slate. turn the page and also exonerate our road in the spirit pete: exactly. and they have sold trump's fault. that's what they always do. >> more importantly, if you're keeping score at home. pete hegseth don't favor of liberal beds in portland oregon, maureen dowd, what he calls the failing "new york times." so is there a third liberal institution that he all of a sudden loves? "saturday night live," here's what they said about offering 10 last night. >> offering could be because of misconduct by leeann tweed and who posted this photo of frank

and apparently groping her while she was asleep. i know this photo looks bad, but remember, it also is bad. this was taken before franken ran for public office, but it was also taken after it's a sophomore in high school. pretty hard to be like come on, he didn't know any better. he was only 55. also claiming he forced her as part of reversal for a sketch performing for the troops. come on, it should troops -- dubbed the troops in afghanistan have a hard enough without having to sit through sketch comedy? people can have a say in to watch her weekend update. trigger this is an excellent example of that adopting before fox news and conservative started getting on snl for not addressing harvey weinstein right away, i don't think they would've done this this to one of their own. usually you are seeing a change here. it is, look, they are doing it.

>> ithaca forced examination. as we said earlier, a light touch. the overwhelming volume has been. >> a similar story would be a six minute long segment. >> imagine that photo with donald trump grabbing somebody. >> cnn would have to shut down their not work. i mean, it's what they would do. it's what they always do. but kudos to your point. patrick, kudos to "saturday night live." i'm not flipping. understanding. and part of the conversation. do you remember representative frederica wilson, taking on general john kelly? ed: she hasn't been on the news for a while. pete: i don't know something new happened or not.

ed: she got a new high. pete: should maybe get a new high. she treated this about general kelly. general kelly owes the nation an apology. when he lied about me, he lied about -- he lied to the american public and it led us to say what happened? >> remember after the last bunch is that i'm a rock star now. remember? they be feeding and she wants to get back in and wants more attention. pete: shed 15 minute. she wants this to go to 30 minutes. there is bad. rachel: you don't wear that hat muss you want to get noticed. >> by the way, now you just through what happened in the middle there. the subtle messaging you are doing there. pete: i think they could be true. deep investigative reporting from ed henry. ed: if you don't like her music traces at the top of the hour every hour, tweed s. at "fox and

friends" or friends@fox news.com. we will play your favorite music the top of the show. we like to have a little fun. pete: thanks for being here. a couple new fox news alerts. a manhunt underway for two separate cop killers. ted williams says someone with information needs to come forward now. and he joins us next. >> james comer standing in the street. wait until you hear what the former fbi there. you need to make an appointment. ♪

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transfer fox news alert. a manhunt intensive ion for two separate cop killers on the loose in two separate states in this country this morning. trent urbanite, pennsylvania police identify this man. the murder wanted for killing 25 guild officer brain shot during a traffic house on friday night. pete: this is ever this is ever what it's this is a brewer at its $215,000 for info on the killer of veteran baltimore police type is sean suter shot on duty last week. fox news contributor and defense attorney ted williams, former d.c. police detective joins us to weigh in. thank you for joining us. we have the identification of the suspect in pittsburgh. as it pertains to baltimore, was to save you the dollar amount has reached $215,000 in how hopeful will that be to u.s. and

the >> good morning. let me first offer my condolences to the family of note that these brave police officers. let me just say this about brian shaw. he was a rookie police officer in western pennsylvania and he was finished but pursued in at some stage or another he was shot and killed and they do have a suspect. in baltimore, it's a different story. we have an 18 year veteran of the police department and five children he leaves behind. army veteran was shot. they don't know whether he was shot with his own gun, but they do know that his gun was fired. there's a $215,000 reward for his killer. the problem they have is that the community, someone in the community who knows who the killer is. once that person has the we

define as the killer suspect commented their lives very well could be in danger. what you're dealing with is a vicious cycle. i can tell you the baltimore police department will go through every stone and then turn every stone until they come up with this killer. >> so someone knows something. but if they come forward and get the reward money and are identified publicly, they will be seen as mentioned on their life is a joke. >> their lives and families lives in jeopardy. i can tell you i believe the higher this reward, will go up about 215,000 that someone will come by and provide information to the baltimore city police department in my enforcement. they are already following up on leads, by the way.

>> why couldn't you tip off the cops anonymously? why could you offer that help? >> it isn't so much they would have to be identified, but you are dealing with a low socioeconomic community for socioeconomic community where all of a sudden if someone comes up with the rolls-royce of the community after having the person, the suspect identified, someone would try and put it together to get to them that person may very well be in some jeopardy. it is hard to get individuals and communities to cooperate with law enforcement. i can assure you this person is going to be brought to justice. pete: 150 police officers killed in the line of duty. just as here, a breathtaking number, and this particular case, when they put out, ask people to come forward based on a dollar amount, does this mean

at this point they have very few leave and how often does increase in the dollar amount lead to a capture? >> it doesn't mean they have very few leave. i'm sure a lot of good folks in that community calling and then perhaps providing law enforcement with leads. but when you look at the dollar amount, that is also to try to bring people who may have direct knowledge, are very well may know who the person is. so it's a combination of tools that law enforcement use and have used through the years to bring people to justice. >> so sound so close to the holidays. our hearts are really breaking. >> it really is. >> inks are bringing us the information. >> my pleasure. >> president trump, commander-in-chief president

trump, commander-in-chief the only american who could go to the launch of nuclear weapons. what if the general in charge of pushing the button says i refuse? >> one college professor taking aim on campus. the lesson for parents called how to make sure your kid doesn't go to snowflake you. join us live. next.

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train for good morning again. fast-moving storms and tornado ripping through central tennessee. i went back in on powerline, blocking roads, damaging several

buildings. 6000 people in nashville is power. the white house with 29 sanctuary cities to comply finally with the department of justice or risk losing money. they include major capitals and even entire states. attorney general jeff sessions giving most jurisdictions until december 8 to comply. former teen idol of cassidy is fighting for his life. suffering from organ failure at a hospital. he needs a new liver and kidney. the 67 world has suffered substance-abuse. he announced you may remember this year that is also battling dementia. back in 2015, next cast would not say to challenge what he called the snowflake rebellion on college campuses. in a recent op-ed, he challenges them again readiness. teaching political correctness rather than truth, intellectual and moral nihilism serves as

their foundation. education should not be about celebrity opinions and feelings but instead pursuing facts. rachel: so many colleges creating safe spaces, how can you make sure your child is safe? joining us now to discuss the author not a daycare, consequences of abandoning truth. this is really a near and dear to me topic. an 18-year-old applying to colleges right now. love your dues. give us some tips on what we can do is that consumers of colleges and universities. >> the first thing you should do is recognize you are a consumer buys a product and therefore pulled the president decided the university you are considering sending your son or daughter to ask a question what is your view of truth in them be quiet and listen. if he says truth is an objective reality out there to be found, embraced and that is something you pursue it on, that's a good

answer. if it's nothing but a collection of opinions, that's a bad answer. don't waste your money and sending your kids to that institution. education should be pursuing what's right and rail. it shouldn't be about a letter and politically correct propaganda. education is about feelings and fax education is about getting you a degreed opinions. i don't pat you on the back and say here's your diploma. i actually hope you've learned them. pete: or the president of oklahoma wesleyan. i would hope if i were asked by you have a great answer. what percentage of other colleges would actually answer that way in today's day and age? is it a viable option or should we fortify her kids to go into these institutions and be as well? what is your take on not? >> your question is very pertinent.

unfortunately very few colleges teach what is true. very few colleges left believe that. across the nation, where students are feelings have been hurt. can you avoid those institutions? yes. are there for you to be found? yes. can you shirk your kids facing confidence that forgets to an institution that will try and kill your views down? you can, but stop sending your kids to these institutions that teach this. send them to an institution that actually believes in teaching what is true rather than perpetuating what is false. >> it's like we are enabling neighboring institutions by giving them our money. i do say this all the time from other parents who are struggling with this. i raise my kid right. i think he can handle the

university of wisconsin madison for examples. what do you say to that parent became the decision in state college is very attractive and sometimes some of these colleges offering the truth are a lot more expensive. >> i would ask which would ask what your kid's, minded soul were in terms of the cost. yes, it is possible to find an institution double teacher values, or recognize if you send your kid to an institution that teaches the opposite, 70% of kids will step away from convictions and faith. that's just a statistical fact. are you going to trust your kids at those odds? >> you've invested all this time and energy into raising them. to hand them off to snowflake university. >> a good piece of advice that says you're kids come home, take the pulse of what they are now

saying to you after spending a couple months of snowflake you. >> absolutely. ask them what they've heard. do they believe education is pursuing truth or they getting nothing but politically correct propaganda as a result of going to the school do you just turned 20, 30, $40,000 in terms of tuition. train to the author is not a daycare, devastating consequence of abandoning the truth. thank you for joining us. you seem james comey is seem james call me a standing industry pondering the meaning of life in russia's influence over the traffic they are. but now, he's hitting the road. wait until you hear what the fbi director will be talking about. pete: so many families distraught, how about creating a list. you have an unusual tradition? this is actually what not to talk about. >> who is hungry?

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♪ >> wait, america. this is awesome. david elliott couple years ago. this song you can't start the day. it picks up as you go. a little bit like the thanksgiving conversation. >> you've got to ease into it. >> you're a baseball guy. if you walk up to home plate, which he played under pressure? and when you strike out your like yeah. i folded under pressure. rachel: we talked about this yesterday. thanksgiving food there. i have a friend in fellow congressional wife, sister, representative michigan.

so anyway, they have this taboo from last year. all the subjects right after the election, trump, hillary but it included obamacare. i guess "star wars" is a little controversial. dave buzzi with you talk about it. these are no goes. the pipeline, obamacare. >> the families all fired up about education. though betsy devos. >> betsy devos is very prominent. also as our wars. >> here's the deal. i think it's fun to talk about these. a little bit of -- >> if you tell me something i can't talk about, it's automatic

i'm going to talk about it. rachel: it happens on the show. >> you wish we had a buzzer when pete starts talking about it. >> i can't wait. this is from the wife of congressman bill huizenga. this is natalie's list. what is your list? this thinks getting, what are the three topics you are saying the family no go. pete: or do you build a list of an agenda. rachel: or maybe you can talk about this, but once people start drinking, we don't talk about this. >> very smart. pete: let us know. friends at times fox news.com. turning now to your headlines. preshow has a few for you. a top general says he would

refuse an order from president trump. general john taken saying they would discuss legal options at the president never decided to launch a nuclear attack. you would know that an illegal order because they want to go to jail. more evidence that federal agents kicked out the assassination of john f. kennedy. documents revealing jack ruby told an fbi informant to watch the fireworks. end quote 10 hours before jfk was killed in dallas. shot and killed kennedy's killer lee harvey oswald. james comey is going on to her. not to promote his new book, but to talk about his leadership and ethics. pathetic? great. at the end of that? the fbi director will speak about the moral compass used during the 2016 presidential election. president trump fired calmly back in may over his handling of the investigation to hillary clinton female. no word yet when and where comey

will speak. santa claus is coming to town. i can't wait for christmas. guess what, you'll need a reservation to see him. come on. for the first time in the 155-year-old history tradition, new york city will require an employee may pay to marry with chris kringle you have to register for a preselected time. does your headlines. pete: right in the latter, send it to the north pole. you don't have to wait in line. rachel: or send it to fox. we will give it to him. pete: ever sat moral compass about following compass about following the law pillar clinton and the e-mail server? just curious. rachel: this is another topic you can add to the list.

rachel: know what we love to talk about is rick wright with. he's outside. >> you had such an easy talk and then you had to go over here. let's talk a little weather. a big week of weather ahead. fortunately, things are looking quite good a big storm across the northeast really windy. flight delays, but this map into motion comes in behind it. the wind streaming across the great lakes. some spots maybe five to 10 inches or so. i really windy day today. across the southeast the front all the way through there as well. see it moving across florida throughout the day. temperatures a little cooler than they have been. you are going to warm up soon. across the northern plains and great lakes, snow across mission in. a pretty nice day with plenty of sunshine. you such an incredibly apt a week with rain and snow.

we saw six feet of snow when i tell you what, great start to the ski season. a ski tip will be very happy. the rain was back in tonight across the pacific northwest. back to you. i think you're about to eat and i'm coming in. pete: is small so good. just a few days now from cinemas across the country putting the final touches on things giving dinner. rachel: what if they save their ovens for just the desserts. >> the man with the plan. the dad gum good meal. so you set it all. you want to free up your oven. the thing about thanksgiving, the most stressful meal of the year. going to take all of that pressure off. we will allow folks to forget their oven. in this segment we will deep fried turkey. the next segment we will smoke a turkey. folks ask me, if you wanted to

fire smoke a turkey, which one do you like best? the answer is yes. >> the biggest stress about thanksgiving is the cherokee. >> we are going to show folks how into in our deep fry their turkey. with any completely thawed turkey. we'll take it out. a warm water bath, put it into her basket, patted dry and inject it with one ounce per pound of butter re-create old. you want to make sure you get the you get the, leg, sides, completely inject the entire turkey. you want to make sure that you inject it in multiple areas. after you get injected with your favorite seasoning or marinade, then you want to completely coat the inside of the turkey and the outside. today we are using a cajun spice.

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been complaining about saying we like bill clinton and not resigned during monica lewinsky because there were a lot of democrats saying he is for good policy, so who cares about the behavior. >> i don't think that's anything democrats are saying at the time. >> i'm saying now. >> well, ken starr spent $7 million accusing witnesses in contrast to the 16 accusers they came out again donald trump. all these women coming out against roy amara. there needs to be a sense of proportion here. i don't think that the fact that there is a picture is therefore disqualifying for al franken and you've got the scores of people, women coming out against donald trump or putting his hands and fingers in places you don't want discussed on air this morning. everybody knows that we are talking about, but is it gross? it was.

democrats have criticized him, republicans lined up behind donald trump after all these charges against him and still in alabama stand behind worry more. there needs to be a sense of proportion here. train for you're a democrat just like richard is. you agree with him? >> this is not about politics. now, i believe in forgiveness. i believe in redemption. i think we should all embrace those values. at the end of the day, what we are looking not just this is a recommend and it has nothing to do with democrats, republicans, the president, what senator franken has done. this is about getting to a point where we don't have to have this conversation in this country. we had a 25 years ago with anita hill event that took place of complacency. there was a piece that they wrote yesterday that this is not about richard boucher and in

regard to the huge wins for within a couple weeks ago. it's not a view retribution. i am happily -- happy to have the democratic governor appoint penny flanagan, someone else, torres ray ever play south rankin. transfer you made a fair point that bill clinton did face of the consequences the investigation and other matters. but they'll franken are you suggesting he gets a pass because people are saying the senate ethics committee to whichever windows often does nothing. it's unprecedented. the fact of the matter is donald trump is talking about suing the people that came after him. i agree. this is not about sex, partisanship. the fact that women are objective side in this country in every word place whether it's tv news networks, hollywood. let's have that.

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>> lavar balsam sort of loudmouthed dad. in fairness he is looking out for his three sons at various levels. high school, college in the nba. one son in the nba. he's been looking out, but he also talks and talks and he's taping things up so much its readiness son in the nba. another sign that ucla and he just got in trouble for shoplifting. >> his older son plays for the los angeles lakers in a lot of

hype about him, but his other son was with the team that was in china in the shoplifting sunglasses and were detained by the chinese. president trump weighed in on their behalf of the president of china which is great significant pain. rachel: a stiff penalty in china. not good jail. the president treated saying what they say thank you. all three of them did end up saying thank you. the father of this player, the infamous self promoter, father of the ucla basketball player had this to say about the president trump did. who? what was he over there for? everybody wants to make it seem like he helps me out. i am from l.a. i've seen a lot of things happened than a guy taking some classes. my son has built up enough carrot or that one bad decision doesn't define him.

rachel: builds a character nothing stood out. here's the deal. the sun actually did think donald trump in the press conference. this is the moment i'm sorry i'm going to out. this is where you say that is not enough. you hand write a note to the president and we are keeping you out of the chinese president for 10 years. >> daddy saying the opposite. ed: did we see a statement while i was pending? while his son is in prison i believe they got out, they were detained while they were sorting it all out. he kept his mouth shut for the first time in history. he didn't say anything because his son was in such jeopardy. the president stood up for your son. be thankful, thanksgiving, but he appeared remember it in the camera chooses saturday john mexico. it happened here in a spot called. ed: light is coming out.

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tax reform as lawmakers head home for thanksgiving. >> with this tax reform being the crown jewel of it get a better job. >> i would also like to thank president trump and the united states government for the help that they provided us. >> lavar ball the father decides to lash outside out. here is what he said. who was he over there for? don't tell me nothing, he

didn't know anybody. he was only 55. >> i say take a knee my [bleep] >> it was exactly what i want to say and what a lot of people have been wanting to say. i just went in and recorded it for the heck of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ seeing the beauty through the ♪ fame ♪ you make me a believer ♪ believer ♪ ed: picking an unbelievable band. pete: this is for you ed, this is believer. rachel: it's imagine dragons. pete: ed loves imagine dragons and i love believer i said i would submit this song for my good friend ed

henry. ed: rachel campos duffy is filling in today: 154 years since the gettysburg address. pete: a speech that changed the world. ed: other business i have less important than that and surprise for you, buddy. a lot of people have been commenting on twitter will your socks today. today, this email. let's look at the socks first. let's show them a little have. a reveal. a little pink at the top. rachel: he is trying to match my dress. ed: have you snazzy ones, too. ed: i went with the red, white, and blue. red, white and blue that's america, right. michael emails pete. what's up with those socks? looks like you are wearing the same socks that the wicked witch of the east was wearing in the wizard of oz. tough crowd. pete: thanks a lot, guys. ed: another, rachel, do you want to jump in?

rachel: when did whoville socks come into fashion for men on fox news? pete: did pete and ed preplan the wearing of the cat in the hat socks or was that part of the mandatory dress code for sunday? ed: i'm glad you turned it on me i can't just tease you. pete: you walked me into an ambush. rachel: wicked witch of the west. he had said that a transition? good at that. pete: there was a reunion of sorts. a reunion of 25 years or the election of bill clinton. most of us had not marked that calendar. ed: this is about bill, not hillary? pete: apparently. ed: not based on what she said. pete: she was the first lady for 8 years, he being the president. they got together in little rock arkansas for a rei don't know i don't know. a reunion there were cameras rolling. bill said a lot, hillary

said a lot as well. what happened to her more explanation. take a listen. >> there was nothing fast and easy about it. he didn't tweet about it. he got to work about it. and he actually got it done. unfortunately, our body politics immune system has been impaired because there has been a concerted effort, starting with the creation of the fox network. it wasn't there when bill first ran. it was one of the reasons he probably survived. ed: the subtle or not so subtle survived because there was no fox. i had to deal with fox in 2008 and 2016. i lost both of those presidential races. that's the part she didn't say. but maybe that's a little thought bubble up there? rachel: also the admission, interestingly, she is admitting that mainstream media let my husband pretty easy, you know, let him go pretty easy and then fox news came and, you know, we have to deal with this.

pete: it's a subtle dig. my guy did a lot of shady stuff. ed: my guy? pete: exposed but they weren't. she talked about twitter a veiled reference to our current commander-in-chief though uses that effectively who goes over the top to go after the mainstream media outlets that defended her and her husband. ed: angst about bill clinton and with the sexual harassment scandals will there be more reporting on him. and you have the situation where senator kirsten jill brankirsten gillbrand has hillas seat in the senate. he should have resigned during the monica lewenski scandal. rachel: the flood gates have opened. >> monica lewenski was my intern and the relationship the president had with her was very inappropriate. it was a consensual

relationship but he was president of the united states and she was a 24-year-old intern. that is a -- to take advantage of a power dynamic on historic scale. her whole life was defined by this one mistake. and her life was just i hate to say it's ruined because i hope it's not. >> for what he did. the fact that he went through an impeachment process as president of the united states, the house of representatives voted for articles of impeachment. the senate did not. the mere fact that he went through an impeachment process as president means that there will always be a shadow on the legacy of his presidency. so, at least from my point of view, i think he has more than paid the price. rachel: i'm sorry, i have to jump in here, guys. this is so interesting to me as a woman. leon panetta focusing on bill clinton and, look, he has paid his price.

but jennifer pameri focusing on the real victim in this monica lewenski. someone up in the clinton camp we ruined her life. ed: took advantage of the power situation which you didn't hear people saying during the last hillary campaign. they didn't want to talk about any of that. pete: this was never suppose to happen. ed: hurt them politically. pete: it would have all been under the rug had she gotten elected. jennifer pa palmeriry almost looks nervous. ed: she was emotional about it, too. i know jennifer, i have covered her. i don't mean that as a shot. i think this was a struggle for her because when you are still working for the clintons, it's hard to talk about it, obviously, for political reasons. but i think she was trying to open up about it and saying monica lewenski was her intern first. she worked with her and she felt bad about the situation. i thought it was heart felt.

rachel: the left loves to use that word complicit. ed: beating up on ivanka trump all the time. rachel: they were all complicit in ruining monica lewenski's life. this was a 24-year-old, very naive girl. and she became really a woman who could never really get -- she will always be defined by. this. pete: imagine if you had been told a year from election day this is what we would be talking about with the clintons. that it would be a total turning of the page but, yet, hillary would still be talking about what happened. bill, as you noted, would be looking at her like -- ed: his body language while she was talking and going after current president. president trump. i felt like bill clinton was stone-faced. first of all, this is at my presidential library. this is like about me. and you are making it about the last one. rachel: this was supposed to be a real celebration. and i don't think they planned on this cloud.

how could they, right in the flood gates have opened in the last couple weeks and there is this cloud over what should have been a very celebratory moment in arkansas. pete: very good transition because my vikings are 7-2 this year. i want to celebrate that. there has been a cloud over this year's nfl season. there really has. for sports fans you watch entitled athletes play a game for a living and take a knee during the national anthem. a lot of us have had frustration about it because you just want to watch a game. a particular country singer, what's his name again? neal. we had him on the program performing about it ♪ when i see somebody on tv ♪ take their stand on bended she ♪ whether it be on astro turf or grass ♪ i think of those whose freedom was not free ♪ and i say take a knee my

[bleep] pete: this video has gone viral because is he speaking for a lot of people. ed: he recorded it four or five days ago. rachel: another example talking about thanksgiving and politics. you can't watch football these days without it being political. ed: when we interviewed him. he talked about his family, he has a familiarial connection his father and grandfather served in the military and here's what he had to say. >> my momma always used to teach us kids, i'm the youngest of three hey, look, you ought to be grateful the country you live. in everybody doesn't have these rights and you ought to be thankful for them. that's one of the reasons i think the patriotism runs through me and has my entire life. this song is exactly what i stand for. it's not a slam against the people who are taking the knee that they don't have the right to do that i understand they do. i just think it's kind of a wrong time, wrong place kind of thing for me. rachel: he is the son and grandson of veterans. so every day for the last

two years he has said the pledge of allegiance. does he do that on facebook or social media? pete: on social media, yeah. last weekend was veterans weekend in the nfl. not a single player from what reports said took a to me. the question is was that a one week pause because there was a potential boycott of the nfl or resume kneeling this week. it will be interesting to see. ed: repeatedly said not about going after veterans and dissing veterans hey on veterans day don't do. this they were like you better not do. this they know that people have reacted in such a negative way. pete: very much. so we will be watching. as i will note this as a minnesota viking fan not a single minnesota viking has taken a knee all year long. ed: previous seasons you haven't admitted that but this year hey. pete: with them for richer or poorer and it's rich right now. packer fans have you had enough. ed: i'm not a packers fan.

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ed: there has been talk about a senate ethics committee review of senator al franken, the democrat, who called for it himself. many senators including franken saying that's how they want this to be handled after last week he was accused of forcibly kissing a woman and appeared to grope her while she slepght based on that photo that was infamously spread around. pete: would an ethics investigation be worth it or a waste of money and time. rachel: gregg jarrett joins us now with this. ed: pete went through the stats yesterday. the ethics committee has had dozens and dozens of investigations in the last decade and no one got hit with anything. maybe a couple slaps on the wrist. >> right. ed: nothing. >> bob packwood was exsped from the u.s. senate raufly 20, 25 years ago. that was related to sexual assault in the workplace while he was a u.s. senator. historically the committee won't even take up a case if it involves misconduct

before somebody became a u.s. senator, which is this case. brock adams was accused of sexual misconduct before he became a senator, ethics committee wouldn't even take it that was 25 years ago. ed, you know, the ebb environment was changed dramatically in recent years yes with sexual assault, sexual harassment, i do think they will take up the case of al franken. rachel: isn't this investigation also probably going to look into his senatsensenatorial office have e been reports we have been hearing about sexual harassment that happened and covered up through secret fund that pays people to make these problems go away. is the investigation just about the photograph or is it about looking into his senate office to see if there is a pattern? >> the committee has broad latitude and discretion. only with respect to matters in the u.s. senate, there is a comparable committee in

the house and given the revelations of jackie spear that there have been payoffs that have been kept secret over sexual harassment, the house needs to investigate as well. you know, we're changing increasingly and for the better, our attitudes for this kind of misconduct. and i read over the weekend the senate rules of conduct. they are complete and utter joke. almost as if they were written in the 19th century. don't spit tobacco juice or something like that. >> they need to update this. rachel: keep your gun in the holster. >> please explain what the proper code of conduct is with respect to sexual harassment, sex all-assault and other relevant matters. pete: i have been beat ago drum but so-called ethics committee has a batting average of zero over the last decade as far as bringing sanctions against senators. do you have any belief on the franken case or anything like it that they will actually step up and censure or sanction a senator who

has done something? >> if i had to make a guess i would say it's either a public admonition or censure as opposed to expulsion there souse chance there will be expulsion. >> how does it apply to roy moore. >> it's alleged and to your point about al franken his conduct happened on a uso tour when he was a comedian. doesn't excuse it. but he was not a u.s. senator. roy moore 30, 40 years ago obviously was not -- obviously not in the senate today. or would the senate ethics committee be likely to look at what he did 30 to 40 years? >> if moore wins i think it's a sure bet can you place your money on it the ethics committee will take up the case of roy moore. i would urge mitch mcconnell to not seat roy moore until the completion of an ethics committee review. which means luther strange would continue to fill the vacancy. and let's see. i mean, if the committee says this man is not fit to

sit in the u.s. senate, and i happen to think that is the case, then he would never be seated based on the committee. ed: that opens the door to ethics probe of every single senator. pete: not to defend the allegations of roy moore. why should six people in a distant capital be able to choose who is befitting the people of alabama and not millions of voters who go to the ballot box especially on something that didn't happen when he was in the senate. >> if it were otherwise then the rules of the senate wouldn't allow for the senate not to seat an elected senator. so it's within their latitude and discretion and authority to do so. rachel: has that ever happened before? >> not that i'm aware of, at least in the last century. but before that i haven't looked. ed: greg, thanks for bringing those facts to the table. pete: gregg jarrett, thanks a lot. ed: a massive manhunt underway for this man wanted for killing a police officer. an update on the search straight ahead. rachel: two young republicans just made history by taking office in

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♪ pete: welcome back to "fox & friends weekend." headlines for you starting with a fox news alert. a cop killer still on the loose near pittsburgh. but now police have a named suspect. they say 29-year-old ramel saul holt shot and killed officer bryan shaw friday night after a traffic stop. he is considered armed and dangerous. take a look at that picture if you are in the pittsburgh area. fast-moving storms and tornado ripping through central tennessee. high winds knocking down power lines, blocking roads and damaging several buildings. almost 3,000 people are still without power. and former teen idol david cassidy now fighting for his

life. the partridge family star is suffering from organ failure needs new liver and kidney. he has suffered substance abuse throughout his career and announced this year that he has been battling dementia. we wish him the best. rachel: age is just a number for 20-year-olds. believed to be the black youngest americans elected to political office in the deep blue state of connecticut. ed: they met in middle school, best friends. served as student president and vice president of the student body. a few days ago sworn into new spots serving the community of middletown in connecticut. very blue area that is suddenly going red with ed and tyler. pete: ed and tyler they join us now. ed: what's the deal. first of all, how did you both become republicans? >> well, what i always say, for me, i'm a believer in free markets, fiscal

responsibility, smart spending, that's for sure. because the federal government, the way we are. is and a lot of traditional values, that's the mean reason i serve as a republican. >> for me main reasons are fiscal responsibility and very much religious freedom and stand up for those rights that you believe in and express those rights freely. that was a real big reason for me to join the party. pete: you say middletown is not a traditionally republican area. neither is connecticut. how did a couple of republicans sneak under the wire here and get elected? what was your campaign strategy? >> really, we wanted to get in touch with the people. we want to go to them where they're at and understand their concerns and empathize with them. so when i believe that when we did that, and when we did take that approach, we were able to connect with them on a different level to where they trusted us. they wanted to entrust us with the lives of their children and the city, really. rachel: go ahead. >> i think, also, we are not

the at thi typical politician nt focused on securing their victory. we want to help the residence of middletown, specifically. because they are going through a lot in terms of property taxes and all that stuff. it's really violates for us to get out there and push that message we are here for you and we will try our very best to help you out. rachel: i'm curious about the reaction. i was a college republican when i was in college and my sister -- by the way i'm latina, my sister was the president of the club. we got called coconuts. they would say you are brown on the outside. you are white on the inside. there were a lot of sort of insulting comments made to us because of that have you had positive reaction or have you had any of this kind of stuff? >> i have had a pretty positive reaction across the board really. a lot of people say okay, tnts what you believe, in i respect that of course some people come up to you and ask why are you republican? i just say, you know, i stand for what i believe in. i respect what you believe in and i ask for you to respect what i believe in. we can work together.

>> it's positive. you will have your haters. let them hate. i think it's sad though. it's gotten to the point that there is a big stereotype on republican party. democratic party, too. and i think that people really need to learn how to get back to the issues. issues.pete. ed: on that point there is a lot of hating on the president and not a lot of republicans standing up for him. >> yeah. ed: 30 seconds, what do each of you think? >> my thing is regardless of who he is, me personally, did i agree with barack obama's policies, president obama, no but i respect the office. i think on both sides democrats and republicans need to learn how to respect the office. i believe they need to learn how to work together and work with him to help better this country. don't work against him. work with the president. rachel: great message. ed: how about some common sense on this couch on sunday morning. thanks, gentlemen. pete: finally some common sense. >> president trump, we are waiting for the call. i'm waiting for the call.

rachel: all these guys. >> i'm waiting. pete: thank you for joining us, guys. rachel: happy thanksgiving. >> thank you, same to you. pete: senator jeff flake under fire for saying this about roy moore. >> becoming the party of roy moore and donald trump we are toast. pete: response to the moore campaign next. ed: will america get tax cuts for christmas? stuart varney is the man who knows whether the economy is going to get juiced right before the holidays. pete: bring us a gift. rachel: good morning ♪ my wish come true ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement.

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g.m.c. ed: they are the same. they are all under general motors. pete: i don't know that. ed: the man who knows that is scrooge varney. you kept telling us we were going to get a tax cut. stuart, where's the tax cut. >> i have a 90% suretiy, which is almost there, i think there will be a tax cut enacted this year for one very simple reason. can you imagine what happens to the republican party if they don't get a tax cut signed, sealed, delivered early next year or very late this year? that republican party is wiped out. therefore i say yes, you are going to get it. ed: how when you have ron johnson and. rachel: he is going to vote for it. ed: they have all these objections. we heard with healthcare. we have the votes and they didn't have the votes. >> here is what you hear from the democrats and the republicans it's a give away to the rich. that's nonsense. give away to the 1%.

rubblish, that's simply not true. let me spell it out to you. virtually everybody in our audience right now will get a better, bigger paycheck come january if we get a tax cut done this year because tax rates go down. anybody who pays taxes will have a lower rate come january. the family credit. new tax oriented family credits. that's a direct cut in your taxes. rachel: more child tax credit, we like that. >> you know why you and i like it obviously. that's right. we have lots of children. and the other one is the standard deduction. that doubles, that's a direct cut in your taxes. virtually everybody watching this show right now will get a better paycheck in january. pete: i think your comment fate of the republican party hinges. steve bannon waging a campaign on the referendum of mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell get it done including the repeal. in both of those scenarios president trump win. republicans down the ballot wins a well. >> right in the middle of this, we are in the middle of sausage making, aren't

we? you can expect a certain amount of arm twisting, a certain number of senators say, you know, i can't quite get into this unless i get something out of it you will see a lot of that you know a lot more about this than i do. that's what's going to happen as you run up to the final deal from the senate and the house. ed: if we get a tax cut, the economy is going to pick up even more. >> that's the other party of it. ed: the president is talking about the stock market and unemployment very well right now. >> we can talk about tax cuts for individuals, got it what about tax cuts for businesses. big tax cuts for businesses, big and small and a low tax rate to bring some of that corporate money back here. that produces more economic growth, more jobs, and i think down the road. pete: already happening. unemployment rate hit a record low in 13 states. this year we got a map showing which of those states the unemployment rate by state. describe to us why is it breaking down in certain states that it is. >> look what have you got here.

you have a 2.5% unemployment rate. lowest ever in north dakota. it's 2.7. colorado. new hampshire, that's historically the lowest level these states have ever seen. 13 states have the lowest levels ever. what does that mean? it means if you get some more growth next year, there is increased demand for labor and the price of labor has to go up. that means wages will go up along with economic growth. rachel: so what's your prediction? is this going to pass? >> yes. i think it's a 90% chance. rachel: before christmas? >> i don't know before christmas. before the end of the year very likely. early next year definitely. rachel: wow. >> that's my opinion, okay? that's just my opinion. ed: you heard it from jolly saints nick himself. he is bringing us christmas goodies. thanks, stuart, appreciate it. rachel: turning now to your headlines, jeff flake continuing to battle his own party. roy moore campaign now fighting back after flake was caught on a hot mike.

>> become the party of roy moore and donald trump, we are toast. rachel: senator flake's comments coming after accusations that moore pursued teenage girls in his 30's. a spokesman for the moore's campaign calls flake an agent of destruction: collision with tug boat near japan. no soldiers were hurt when during the exercise. the ship had minimal damage. this is the latest of several incidents involving the seventh fleet in the pacific. as you remember 17 sailors died in two separate collisions over the summer involving the fitzgerald and mccain. the navy has since revamped its training program. pete: might need to again. rachel: even nfl quarterbacks manage to get themselves in trouble at home. >> my family is not here. my kids are not here. nobody telling me what i did wrong in the house. i didn't mean that. i take that back.

rachel: that was awful. tom brady backtracking talking about life on the road versus life at home with supermodel wife gizelle sounds like she is running a tight ship at home. preparing for today's game in mexico city. and those are your headlines. pete: good stuff, rachel. appreciate it head out to rick who is outside with some folks with some signs, right, rick? rick: yes outside. i always say if you bring a sign you are going to get on tv. it worked. [cheaters] rick: show the signs don't be a turkey, watch "fox & friends." whose hand was that? >> my sister's, actually. she is not here. rick: her hand is famous all the way from los angeles. welcome. >> hi. >> are you excited to be in new york. >> yes, very excited. iivelg waiting months for. this they came straight from l.a., got off the plane. this is their first stop. we appreciate it? >> we love fox. rick: talking weather we have a not a bad week in store. we do have storms coming

into the pacific northwest again pattern. this is wednesday's look. planning on wednesday travel no, big delays in any of the airports except the pacific northwest. maybe a little bit across central florida. currently temperatures are chilly across the plains 18 degrees in minneapolis and across the northeast it is a windy day and across the great lakes big storm moving on through. still rain across new england. behind that going to get much colder we will see the lake effect snow kick. in some spots maybe 5 to 10 inches of snow accumulating by the time we are done. here is a look what happens temperaturewise throughout this week. there you go. no it's not. it's your sister's hand. his sister's famous hand. guys, send it back to you inside. rachel: i have to say i love brady story. you have to pick up your socks but get to be married to gizelle not that bad. pete: rough life. donald trump the commander-in-chief is the

only one who can order nuclear weapons. i can't. i wish. what if the general in charge of pushing the button says he will refuse? lieutenant colonel oliver north here to react just ahead. ed: remember congresswoman fredericka wilson we egg nights her feud with james kelly. your emails lighting it up next ♪ because i'm bad ♪ really, really bad ♪ i'm bad, i'm bad ♪ s. destroy. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. fortunately for sarah, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and be sure she's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently.

ed: good morning again. some quick headlines. new overnight, a fake grenade that look at little too real. that's scary, sparking panic inside an airport. [shouting] ed: officials at miami international airport actually told passengers to run after an employee found a suspicious bag inside a

terminal restroom. the bomb squad later found out the grenade thankfully was a fake. authorities are looking for a suspect and will decide if charges will be filed. and a confused driver barrels on to a train platform dangling over the tracks. a long island commuter train in new york was able to stop just in time before slamming in to it. no one thankfully was hurt. pete: confused? ed: no arrests have been made. pete: odd. >> representative fredericka wilson you remember her because she is the one who was with the widow of sergeant johnson one of our brave four soldiers killed in finaller. the president took the brave step of calling her to offer condolences. the congresswoman was there when he made that call. she immediately went to the media and trashed the president for days on end, you know, saying what she said the president said when the president said she very much mischaracterized what he had to say. now, since that, general

kelly had come out and defended the president in a very passionate press conference in front of the press. ed: he lost his own son in afghanistan. pete: is he a gold star parent himself. the president was absolutely in the right place. what representative wilson is doing is political. since then, it sort of died down and we haven't heard that much. rachel: really quick, after that happened, she was on camera saying i'm -- you wonder why she wanted to get in this. she said i'm a rock star now. you get an idea where she is at. she liked it. ed: all of a sudden she is tweeting overnight. general kelly owes the nation an apology when he lied about me, he lied to the american public. now, she is referralling specifically at that news conference pete was talking about. general kelly went on to say that she was a show boat and couple years back at an event where she said taking money for federal money going to a program in

florida she had nothing to do with. she didn't try to claim credit. she is trying to keep this story alive. pete: no love loss between the two. i still want an apology. still one of us asking why or still want -- we asked you to email your responses about how you feel about this new tweet from the representative and you had some opinions. rachel: we have emily from beverly saying wilson's rock star status faded she had to start it up again. hopefully, kelly just ignores her completely he had ed's we have this tweet from divine. kelly owes no apology whatsoever. he spoke the truth. she is the one who needs to apologize for low blow. pete: one of the most incredible things i have seen from the podium. tweet from ron that says i and there lawmakers do their jobs. we will see which one. tweet about this. not getting anything done. you are just resisting, continue to email us

friends@foxnews.com. your thoughts on this and everything else. coming up, more than 30 million soldiers have served in the u.s. army. but the hammer has never had its own national museum until now. i will give you exclusive, sneak peek at what is inside that museum next. rachel: one in three people say they won't talk politics on thanksgiving. father john is here with a special message for our divided country. how wonderful. ed: a man of reason ♪ another day in heaven south ♪ a little country angel ♪ i can never see ♪ took a pair of scissors

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[turkeys gobbling] pete: that's a great graphic. does this thanksgiving scene seem familiar to you? >> that's what we need people making things and things and buying things and making things. >> i said need. loaded down with all this stuff that we don't need. get fat. big gobs of human fat choking the economy. >> no politics on thanksgiving. [laughter] rachel: many families are afraid of talking politics this thanksgiving because the country has been so divided. >> joining us with a special thanksgiving message and maybe some clarity is fox news religion contributor father jonathan morris. >> good morning. ed: do you think people should avoid politics all together or do they have to face reality it's out there? >> you know what's worse, i think, than talking politics and religion, you know, even in a very divided family like a lot of our families are on these issues, what's worse is just superficial

chitchat about. rachel: i agree with you, father. i totally agree with you. >> that is worse. something in between. especially when the drinks are flowing. rachel: talking about that earlier. >> not the time to convince your brother that he is so stupid because he doesn't like your particular political candidate. it's not the time. one thing that i think i know my family, there is seven kids in my family. and my parents made a concerted effort, at big thanksgiving meals or other holidays to have something, some sort of structure for thanksgiving. everyone who is invited to our house had to bring some show and tell. about what they were grateful for that year. this is just an example. and then everybody had to guess, we went around the room and had to guess what that show and tell piece represented in terms of thanksgiving or gratitude. it allowed the conversation to be more, i think, in-depth and a little bit more substantial than just

the chitchat. at the same time,. rachel: that's a great idea, father. i actually do something similar. i have the kids go out and get like a big branch that morning. they cut out little leaves of different colors and we tie strings on them and everyone has to write what they are thankful for and we hang it from the tree and we talk about that. at least we can talk politics and talk about all kinds of things. but we still focus on what we are thankful for and don't really lose the meaning of the season. pete: my late grand father and grandy mother did the same thing asked everyone to say what they are thankful for. what about someone brings an object and it's a make america great again hat? >> maybe we should put some rules down. you can guess what it means but no comment about it. rachel: peanut gallery. ed: hillary clinton's book what happened. let's go back through what happened. >> the most important thing is to recognize there is value in just being family and then to learn more about the other people. ed: you. pete: you used the word prudence. >> prudence is the queen of

virtues. i wrote it what we are talking about today. yes, politics are super important. i spent a lot of my time and effort fighting for social, religious, spiritual issues and also political issues i think affect human beings. but, you have to know when and where to take on those issues. and also whether or not there is any chance of actually moving the ball forward. if you know that somebody just hates president trump or hates hillary clinton, thanksgiving, as i said, when the drinks are flowing is probably not very -- it's not a prudent time to try to move that ball forward. maybe you have to step back and say i just want to get to know you and actually figure out where you are coming from. pete: great point. rachel: one of the beautiful things about having faith in your family and community is that it does put things in perspective, doesn't it? there is something bigger. there is god, salvation, all those things that are more important than the sort of minutia. makes politics look small

next to that. >> i know you are a historian. ed: wrote about faith and jackie robinson. >> another great idea take abraham lincoln's proclamation or george washington's thanksgiving proclamation and read it before. comments on that. in other words, put some structure so that the conversation is not just superficial chitchat but also is something that everybody can. pete: 1200 percent going to do that. great idea. >> abraham lincoln's thanksgiving proclamation is very powerful. ed: i offered to come to pete's house for thanksgiving and talk about my book and he shot me down. is he like we're good. >> just half hour little talk on your book. ed: it is a half hour. >> then sit down and be quiet. thank for being here. >> happy thanksgiving we have so much to be grateful for. rachel: absolutely. hillary clinton had her book tour now it's james comey's turn. wait until you hear what the former fbi director will be

talking about when he hits the road. we were just saying that might not be the greatest topic for thanksgiving. pete: plus "saturday night live" sings the praises of barack obama. ♪ ...

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>> hillary clinton using a celebratory event to take aim. >> i'm going to keep speaking out my former opponent is obsessed. >> this is a woman who rigs everything. the clintons are fading, the dynasty is fading. >> looming questions about tax reform as lawmakers head home for thanksgiving. >> i think there will be a tax cut enacted this year. >> virtually everybody in our audience right now will get a better, bigger paycheck. >> president trump and the united states government i'd like to thank for the help they provided us. >> the father decides to lash out. here is what he said. who or what was he over there for? don't tell me nothing he's

saying about trump. >> senator al franken is being accused of sexual misconduct. come on he didn't know any better he was only 55. >> [laughter] >> it was exactly what i want to say and what a lot of people have been wanting to say so i'm just going to say it. ♪ i can't forget the way you looked at me, just to see you smile, i'd do anything ♪ >> rachel: i love this song. >> ed: and so does rick. >> rachel: he's from arizona and that's why. >> ed: that's exactly right. arizona this is open sky road trip arizona music. >> rachel: yes. >> ed: am i right? >> pete: you just gave it to her ed every road trip i take starts out with this song. it puts me in the mood to be out

on the roads. much better out in arizona, did you like this song? >> yes. yes. >> [cheers and applause". >> ed: so we have support of the song. >> pete: i think you have a lot of support. well chosen, rick. >> ed: rainy morning but a lot of people here that are excited now coming to the city and holidays coming around christmas decorations thanksgiving. >> pete: it feels festive, it was raining last night, had a fireplace going once you get closer to the holidays. >> rachel: i walked by lord & taylor yesterday. and the windows are done and it's all christmas and yeah. >> pete: the credit card was out . >> rachel: [laughter] >> ed: hillary clinton was very active yesterday. she's been active for a while now and its been over a year i guess since the election. >> pete: the anniversary though, ed was celebrating 25 years since bill clinton's election in 1992. >> ed: so it was supposed to be about him. hillary clinton did what she's

doing best these days. make it all about her and what she thinks is wrong with the country right now. >> hillary: there was nothing fast and easy about it. he didn't tweet about it. he got to work about it and he actually got it done. unfortunately, our body politics immune system has been impaired because there has been a concerted effort starting with the creation of the fox network. it wasn't there when bill first ran. it was one of the reasons he probably survived. >> ed: it's like going to your spouse's high school reunion and being like give me the mic i'm going to talk now. >> rachel: but you can imagine when they setup this event it was probably arranged long ago when they thought it was going to probably be a joint event. you know? >> ed: you're right. >> rachel: so you feel it. >> ed: you know, bill had it a

little easier because in 92 there was no fox news holding him accountable. i had to deal with them in not just 2016 but in 2008 when she slammed fox over and over and it gets back to why she lost, rather than even why bill clinton was a successful president or not which is what the 25th anniversary is. >> pete: i've one regret coming out of that comment that fox news only started in 1996. you know, its only been that long that there has been a channel that provides balance to the national conversation and its only been a year or two years since candidate trump used a new medium in twitter to go over-the-top of the rest of that so-called mainstream media, and those are developments that bring those forgotten men and women who want a voice but also conservatives, a seat at the table and for the clinton dynasty, they wanted to control, they were the elites. the political class that wanted to control the conversation at such a great point. when they scheduled this anniversary, it was going to be a party with president hillary clinton and it didn't happen, so

she's still-- >> rachel: but it's almost like a sense they've had this conversation about why she lost, remember bill clinton was the one who told her campaign manager she should be in wisconsin. she should be here and they said oh, no, we looked at the data and she's doing this here, and so you get a sense of almost re litigating and you're right, ed she's saying oh,, i'm just as good as you. it's just that you didn't have fox news. >> ed: i did. >> rachel: [laughter] >> ed: should have listened. and usually on sunday morning we're also talking about another liberal institution, liberal legacy, saturday night live, which normally is just ripping president trump. week in week out and then they got criticized for not jumping on harvey weinstein a few weeks ago, with liberal figures like harvey so what did they do last night they go after al franken. senator al franken is being accused of sexual misconduct by leann tweeden who posted this photo of franken groping her

breast while she was asleep. now i know this photo looks bad but remember it also is bad. >> [laughter] >> and sure this was taken before franken ran for public office, but it was also taken after he was a sophomore in high school. >> [laughter] >> pretty hard to be like oh, come on he didn't know any better he was only 55. >> [laughter] >> tweeden is also claiming that franken forced her to kiss him as part of a rehearsal for a comedy sketch they were performing for the troops. come on, man. didn't the troops in afghanistan have it hard enough without having to sit through sketch comedy? >> [laughter] >> i mean people could barely stay up to watch sketches after weekend update. >> pete: good stuff got to give them credit even if it was as we mentioned before a lighter touch >> rachel: especially with so much material on franken remember he's the one that said do a sketch on snl. i'm good enough and smart enough that would have been funny. i'm not a sketch comedian but not a lot of people like him now , so you know they could have gone with that and really given

a little more but he's a liberal >> ed: because they were reminiscing about the days of barack obama, so they had chance the rapper on i remember at a campaign rally with president obama several years ago and i believe chance the rapper is from chicago or lives there now so he came to this rally in chicago. last night he was on saturday night live pining for the days of rock. >> so come back around-- >> [cheers and applause ] i need you in my life ♪ so come back ♪ >> rachel: that is funny. >> pete: but it's one step forward two steps back for saturday night live. >> ed: we should force pete to sing that on april fools day or something. it would be fun. >> pete: [laughter] >> pete: but speaking of hillary clinton and donald trump and barack obama we all have our

opinions about politicians and cultural topics in this country. >> ed: rachel has a great friend >> rachel: i have a friend, alli e, her and her husband bill from michigan it looks like that game of things you couldn't talk about there is the list. >> ed: and i want that buzzer when pete talks. >> rachel: [laughter] so we asked our viewers to send in their, what they would do. >> pete: so this is the top 10 banned topics for your thanksgiving from our fox & friends weekend viewers. can i get, with we get a drum roll? i'll lead the first three and pass it off. number 10, the price of oil and which president is responsible we will not be talking about that at the thanksgiving table. number nine, global warming, that's something you don't want to do at the dinner table and number eight, mike from florida, al franken. staying away from that one.

ed? >> ed: number 7, hillary's non- stop book tour. that's a good one. number 6, renee in virginia, when my married kids are going to provide some grandchildren. married kids get annoyed about that. >> pete: legitimate. >> ed: number 5 banned topic, gina in income says [inaudible]. >> rachel: number four, from our fox friends viewers nicole in arkansas reasons we can't build that big beautiful wall. number three this is about you guys, socks, we're not going to talk about that. bill in queens new york, how dry is the turkey? >> pete: that's right. and the number one topic banned from the table, fox & friends viewers say is russia. >> ed: [laughter] >> rachel: this is great. >> ed: good ones russia is

perfect. >> pete: and you guys i've got to tell you you guys out there at fox & friends our viewers are amazing when we asked you to e-mail in i've watched it in the control room but our producers read all of them, we really appreciate you watching and good luck at your thanksgiving dinner table and maybe you should build a list. >> ed: check it twice. oh, wait. >> pete: all right keep those e-mails coming to us. president trump our commander-in-chief is the only american who can order a launch of nuclear weapons but what if the general in charge of pushing the button says no to the commander-in-chief? lieutenant colonel oliver north is here to weigh in on that contingency next. >> ed: some of collin can's biggest fans are getting ready to stand up to the big nfl a rally planned at a stadium near you, coming up. ♪ most of our news is to bump me off ♪ it's ok that everyone ignores me while i drive.

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>> pete: president donald trump is the only one who can order america's launch of a nuclear weapon but would the official task with pushing the button take the president's command? u.s. nuclear commander general john heighten says they discuss all legal options first adding someone can face life in prison for carrying out an illegal order. here to weigh in fox news military analyst, lieutenant colonel oliver north. colonel thanks for joining us really appreciate your time so in this case-- >> good to be with you pete. >> pete: you've got it sir. what would constitute an illegal order from president trump as it pertains to the launch of nuclear weapons? >> colonel: well i don't know because i don't think anyone has ever contemplated the commander-in-chief was going to violate article 2 section 2 of the constitution. look, the bottom line of it is those kinds of discussions will already have taken place.

the reality of the strategic integrated operations plan is to carry out what the president needs to do to protect the country. nuclear weapons have been used to deter war now since 1945 and the reality of it is this president and no president is going to offer to do something that's not legal within his authority. i'm not too sure what that was all about. it was on another network. i would guess that's not going to happen. >> pete: isn't there an implication here either in the question or the answer that maybe in this commander we've got someone who would play fast and loose with nuclear weapons just like the alleged ronald reagan? >> well of course that's where everybody is. we've got people now filing for resolutions of impeachment on the president. the bottom line of it is the chain of command isn't directly to that commander. the chain of command is from the president, through the secretary of defense, not the joint chiefs by the way, and then directly to the commanders and there's a tri

ad of nuclear weapons out there to protect us. there's ground launch from icbm silos, aircraft launch nuclear weapons and of course the boomers by the way. the boomers are under the sea. nuclear submarines with ballistic missiles on board them and bottom line is no president is going to do something that will violate his constitutional authorities under the constitution. >> pete: common sense stuff for sure. next topic isis. it hasn't gotten a lot of attention in fact the last iraqi town isis held has fallen and we've made incredible presence against this vicious enemy. why not a lot of coverage of this progress and how do we secure the peace which we failed to do so in the past. >> look isis is not gone. isis doesn't hold any territory, any more in either syria or iraq but isis has not ceased to exist by the way when i was last out there about a year ago reported on exactly that because the kurd s were telling us isis may

not hold any more territory, but it still exists as an ideological force to attract adherence and those people will carry out the kinds of attacks we've seen all over europe and the united states. you can use anything as a weapon now. these are people who want us to live in the seventh century. they couldn't build a light bulb if they wanted to but they can turn one into a hand grenade or a vehicle into a suicide attack so that problem isn't going to go away as long as radical islam with propagate. >> pete: the poisonous ideology still exists poisoning the minds of too many people around the world. you have committed your career in uniform but your time at fox news channel to supporting the troops and on this thanksgiving you have a special message for those who have served. >> i do. pete, we do shout outs this time of the year. i want to give a shout out to a very special person an american treasure, a patient right now at mayo clinic so pray for admiral jay cohen whose probably saved

the lives of more u.s. marines than any admiral since world war ii because of the things he did as the director of naval research laboratories and making sure that the troops got the kind of armor that would protect them and the kinds of thins they will need some of which we can't even talk about to deal with the enemy on the ground today and the ground tomorrow. he is an american hero and that's my shout out for this thanksgiving admiral jay cohen you sir are an american hero. heal well. >> pete: amen. we salute you too sir for what you've done telling war stories on this channel giving insight to so main issues enough people don't talk about have a great thanksgiving sir we appreciate it. you too brother don't miss tonight's war stories about all the frozen chosen. >> pete: oh, very cool. what better way to spend a sunday night love it. thank you very much colonel. >> that's cool. >> pete: [laughter] well put. there you have it right there. you've seen james comey standing in the street but now he's hitting the road. wait until you hear what the

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>> rachel: headlines for you starting with a fox news alert a cop killer is still on the loose near pittsburgh but police have now named the suspect they say 29 year old ramel holt shot and killed officer brian shaw friday

night after a traffic stop. he's considered armed and dangerous. fast moving storms and a tornado ripping through central tennessee. high winds knocking down power lines blocking roads and damaging several buildings, almost 3000 people are still without power. and former teen idol david cassidy now fighting for his life. the part ridge family star is suffering from organ failure at a florida hospital and needs a new liver and kidney. the 67 year old suffered from substance abuse throughout his career and he has announced that he has been battling dementia. >> ed: our best wishes. joe biden meanwhile lashing out at president trump the former vp saying "it's one of the most dangerous times in modern history. " i think there have always been voices in our country particularly in the 20th century that have always tried to take advantage of pain and change. do you think trump really cares about the kids i grew up within scranton, pennsylvania as far as their economic well being here to react our panel fox news

contributor former trump hispanic advisory councilmember steve cortez and former obama state department spokesperson fox news contributor marie. good morning to both of you. >> morning ed. >> ed: i want to start with you because you're at the state department in the obama days and we all know that and when vice president biden is out there saying there's never been a more dangerous time what exactly did the obama administration do to lessen the threat say from north korea? >> well i thought from those comments, ed he wasn't necessarily talking about national security threats although i'm happy to talk about those too. i think he was talking about the fact that our country feels to many people on both sighs of the aisle like really divided politically in a way many of us, you know, many historians say we haven't seen since the vietnam war. so i think what he was talking about is this rise of national ultra nationalism, looking in ward and not playing a leading role around the world and really prop a gating some pretty nasty things during the 2016 campaign.

i think that's what he was referring to and the poll number s that are out. people are sick and tired of the politics in our country we had a segment earlier about how you can get through thanksgiving with people who disagree with you and there are polls people don't want to live next to people of a different political party. we're in a really difficult place and i think that's what the former vice president was talking about. >> ed: steve how do you see it? >> steve: first let me say joe biden has been in washington d.c. so long that he's not just a swamp creature, he's actually a swamp fossil. he was elected the year i was born. >> ed: wow. >> steve: he was elected the year i was born and i'm not young ed. i'm 45 years old. that's when he was elected to washington d.c. so he's the personification of the swamp and everything that's wrong with the political class in this country. i agreed by the way with marie our country is deeply divided as divided as its been in my lifetime but i put the blame on the previous president and

frankly on george w. bush because what we've had so far in this century is slow growth for the average american worker in terms of wages, no growth on top of that, we've had the democrats exploiting identity politics to the hilt, and those two forces combined into an incredibly divided country. >> ed: let's push the conversation forward if you both agree we're so divide marie you were at the state department when you had delicate negotiations where you're trying to get americans freed from prison in a country like china. this just happened with three uc la basketball players. president trump pressures the chinese government to get them free. they come home. they're safe thankfully won't spend 10 years in a chinese prison and the loud mouth dad we all know him, the basketball dad , he says president trump didn't do anything. i don't know nothing about him. who, what was he there for? don't tell me nothing. everybody wants to make it seem like he helped out. as long as my boys back here i'm fine. i've seen worse things happen than a guy taking glasses talking about the shoplifting.

has it gotten so bad, marie that democrats have trumped the syndrome and can't even say thank you, mr. president. >> marie: i'm going to shock you and say something nice about president trump. it was right for him to raise this case. i'm glad he did it and got these basketball players home but look , this father probably shouldn't have said this and been more grateful but the tone starts at the top and president trump on twitter, in interviews will attack anyone he sees going after him. he has set a tone that has brought our politics down significantly, going after gold star families, going after his, you know, everyone under the sun >> ed: let steve react to that. steve fair question. doesn't the president set the tone? >> steve: you know, he does set the tone and look, i will say again, deeply divided country there are politics that have become very confrontation all. that's just the reality. i think the way to heal is stop focusing on identity politics and start focusing on what unites us as americans and

economic growth so i believe the president will do that healing work. lavar ball when stops for his turkey thursday he should give thanks we have a commander-in-chief who went to bat for his son and other young americans who made a silly mistake and i'm glad the son by the way it wasn't like father like son. >> ed: he thanked the president. >> let me say something nice about marie is that i met her dad a few months in washington and as i remember he doesn't always agree with you politically so what's thanksgiving like for you? >> marie: thanksgiving is great we are all going to sit around the table and talk about the things we agree on, how happy we are to live in this country and how lucky we are. we can all agree on that right ed? >> ed: yes and we're thankful we have marie and steve in fox family thank you. it's getting down to crunch time for congress to pass tax reform. what can we expect from the senate this week? who knows it better, i dare you find someone better than maria bartiromo the she's here with that next plus we dropped our turkey in the deep frier early. how did it come out?

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maria bartiromo and who better to talk to when you've got the crown jewel of the trump agenda basically in tax cuts. >> pete: love it. >> ed: stuart varney was on a little while ago saying he think s there's a 90% chance they get something done and frankly as a reporter i'm not there yet because there's too many republican holdouts right now. what do you think? >> maria: well there really are. hopefully it doesn't die in the senate like what happened to healthcare. that's really the worry, but we know that the crown jewel of this plan is the corporate tax cut and the biggest cut. talking about a $1.5 trillion tax cut plan $900 billion of that is the business cuts, and so yes, you are going to see some peoples taxes go higher when you eliminate that state and local deduction as a way partly to pay for the business cuts and the idea is that when you lower corporate taxes, when you lower the passthrough, you'll create an environment for business and encourage businesses to invest in their businesses and create jobs. that's the hope.

we've already seen some new york congressman, california congressman say no so today i'm talking with congressman darryl isa, he's a no in the house for that reason 6 million california ns use that deduction so they may see their taxes go up and peter king from new york said the same thing. i didn't go to washington to raise taxes so that's the stick ing point. we'll see if there's any change on this so-called salt, state and local tax deduction elimination out of the senate and whether you can get these senators who really don't like president trump to vote yes on this. >> pete: what about the idea of passing it in the senate a version that may not be perfect and every senator may not love every aspect but it's different from the house bill so it has to go to conference. there you work out those differences and it goes back to the full body so why couldn't a republican whether they like trump or not or whether it's a perfect bill vote for it to say let's proceed in the process and see what we can get in the end. >> maria: you're right and the senate doesn't have the problem that the house congressman do in terms of hack an election year. the senators aren't going to see

necessarily their seat get replaced next year in 18 when all the congressman are up for reelection. you make make a good point but it's always the democrats targeting any republicans and saying you voted for higher taxes and that's what they're doing to peter king right now. the democrats say look we're targeting your seat in new york in 2018 so he's got to go to the matt for his constituents even if he's playing a little poker i think he would like to see some kind of movement on salt maybe put a cap in the air, $400,000 in income, you can still deduct it or lower, but he's got to go and say no i want it completely overturned because his constituents are going to be voting next year. >> rachel: so maria there's so much misinformation out there about the house bill about what is going to come out of the senate. you heard the democrats had the fight between orrin hatch on the senate floor where the democrats are using their old playbook just saying these are tax cuts for the rich, so tell our viewer out there who isn't, you know, in business like you just tell us how is this tax

plan going to help every day family? >> maria: for example, you're doubling the standard deduction, so you're getting an enormous amount of income tax-free, so right there-- >> pete: everybody. >> maria: so right there you get that standard deduction. you're also looking at lower rates. they are lowering rates both plans whether it's seven or four brackets you're seeing lower individual rates and i can't stress enough the impact of the corporate tax cut because this is trickle down economics. we've learned this over the years over and over again. when you create an environment where businesses do have a more attractive environment they will reinvest their money. the money that is expected to come from overseas because of this very low repatriation is going to be enormous. you'll see trillions of dollars come back to america so i do think there are a lot of positive things but i can't not say that some people will see their taxes go up. we'll talk about that this morning we've got peter rosscam on a subcommittee on taxes and-- >> ed: eric trump is coming on. don't miss sunday morning

futures. >> rachel: turn together your headlines starting with a fox news alert. a scare at the white house, someone jumped a security barrier along the north fence line this morning agents immediately taking them into custody, president trump is currently there. the colin kaepernick fan club holding it fight nfl rally today politicians and rappers joining activists taking a stand for the kneeling quarterback outside the houston texas game. they say the nfl is treating him unfairly. they're also not happy with the comments made last month by texans owner referring to player s as prisoners. james comey is going on tour, not to promote his new book but to talk about his leadership in ethics. the former fbi director will speak about the moral compass. he used during the 2016 presidential election. president trump fired comey back in may over his handling of the

investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail. no word yet when and where comey will speak. and racing royalty, taking a final lap this afternoon dale earnhardt jr. reviving his engine for the last time as a full time nascar driver. junior burst on to the scene in 1996 driving alongside his legendary father until his on- track death in 2001. and those are your headlines. >> ed: thanks, rachel. come on over. a few days from now families across the nation putting the final touches on that thanksgiving dinner. >> pete: but what if they saved their ovens for just the sides and desserts? >> ed: chef john says that's a good idea. that's good too and he joins us now to show us what's going on. you dropped that in there two hours ago but you don't need two hours to do a turkey? >> no, in 80 minutes we deep fri ed a 20-pound turkey in the

butterball electric fryer, and rachel was commenting that the turkey looked amazing and was really juicy in the earlier segment correct? >> rachel: yeah it was. >> so we deep fried this one but right now we want to go from deep frying a turkey to smoking a turkey and we'll go outside in just a moment. my son john will show us how to do that but before we get to him , well go ahead, john. we're going to get to him. there he is, we'll watch him do it. there is a turkey that we smoked at 30 minutes per pound. there is some smoked mac and cheese on top. >> rachel: wow man. >> and smoked sweet potatoes that we've got completely on the smoker and that particular recipe i'll show you folks how to do it at home, so we've got right here about an 18-pound turkey. i learned this recipe from butterball's master chef, chef tony, a great chef and he told me how to do layered flavors on

top of your turkey. you've got it injected with check en brother already and coated on the outside with olive oil and this is a white, red and brown seasoning. we're going to go in with some salt, we've got our black pepper , we've got some onions, and some garlic powder that we're going to blend together and that is our base. we're going to put that into the turkey, you season that-- >> rachel: so what's your juicy the smoked or the fried? be honest. >> i'll have to say a deep fried turkey comes out juicier and it's a little bit more forgiving but a smoked turkey if you do it with a brine recipe and smoke it with the smoke turpitude that we had outside because its got technology that allows you to have the temperature gauge inside so that you don't over smoke your turkey you could have amazing juicy results with smoked turkey as well so we've got the white, this is the red, we've got paprika, we've got

some chili peppers and some caya nne that we're seasoning on the outside as well. >> ed: and then sugar and brown sugar. this stuff you don't see right here. >> it feels like qvc. so we won't everybody to go to masterbuilt.com and let it help you with your thanksgiving whether you deep friday your turkey or smoke it we've gotta mazing videos out there that people can show you how to do it and this is the smoked mac and cheese. >> rachel: thank you for helping us figure this out. more than 30 million soldiers have served in the u.s. army but the army has never had its own museum until now and pete gives us an exclusive sneak peak at what's inside. >> ed: while some teams chose to skip their white house visit president trump honored 18 college champions this past week , not texas a& m. their mens track and field team, they and their coach join us

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>> rachel: would you believe the army doesn't have its own museum >> ed: little respect for the army. >> pete: this is a serious topic about a great new institution. i've got a chance to visit the site where the new national army museum is being built in virginia. there are lots of museums across the country but not one unified one for the whole united states army and to see some of the amazing item that will soon be inside it we took a look. watch. >> it's somewhere very safe. >> you've seen it in the movie. but did you know there really is a government warehouse like this located under tight security, it's filled with artifacts that

tell the story of the army's history. >> pete: dr. jennings how are you? nice to see you again. >> pete: last time i met this guy he was sargent first class jennings and served together in the u.s. national guard. dr. patrick jennings is a historian the perfect person to give a sneak peak at the artifacts moved to the national museum of the u.s. army after it's complete. >> pete: so this is the oldest flag on display at the army museum correct? that is correct. this is the first regimen of the u.s. infantry. this is a malitia drum from massachusetts decorated with a latin symbol that means that it's fitting and proper to die for one's country. >> pete: from the revolutionary war to world war ii. >> we have probably the most significant cap in army history, hat of douglas mcarthur. this is the hat made famous in the photo of him waiting ashore back in the philippines. >> pete: can i put it on?

oh, no. >> pete: i'll just get really close like this almost douglas mcarthur. oh, can't touch, can't do it. sorry. i've never seen anything like this. what is it? >> this is a home made weapon if you will made by a german soldier, in world war one so we're coming up on a hundred years of age. this is something he would have carried with him on a raid. >> pete: from the weapons used by our enemies in hand to hand combat to the weapons used by our enemies today. >> this is a motorcycle used by the taliban to move ied's from the bombmaker to the bomb planter. >> [gun shots ] >> this is a piece of landing gear from one of the aircraft that crashed into world trade center in 9/11. >> pete: looks like what used to be an engine where from? >> this came out of somalia. it's a helicopter that was shot

down from the famous blackhawk down incident. >> pete: one of the things the army museum is striving to do is tell its history through the stories of individual soldiers. >> this is a bible of mr. melvin and he carried this bible with him through the baton march which he survived and into a japanese prisoner of war camp to tell the story of a man who had the will and the faith to survive. when one walks into the museum they will start encountering these and we put soldiers, individual soldiers and a brief history about them. >> pete: also throughout the museum life sized and extremely lifelike soldiers. >> a lot of these figures are active duty or former currently in the army. >> pete: the idea is to take the visitor to the museum and put them inside the action, inside the vehicle, inside the fire

fight. >> absolutely. >> pete: what better way to help visitors than with battle vehicles? the army museum is literally being built around four of these already in place at the construction site. i can't say i've ever been underneath the tank. >> this is the f17, we actually found bullet holes, a bullet em bet eled and we kept that battle damage to show the visitor. >> pete: what's it like to see it many years in making to rise from the ground? >> really an honor. >> for those families and others who contributed to our nation's service and sacrifice it's special. >> pete: very cool project projected opening of the museum is late 2019 at fort belvoir, they still need a few more funds to donate visit armyhistory.org. we've gotten response over twitter i promise i never actually put mcarthur's hat on. they were looking at me like what are you doing? >> rachel: you said sorry.

>> pete: i did. this is really valuable and interesting stuff. >> rachel: really great experience to take your kids to too. >> pete: yes. >> rachel: president trump honoring 18 college champions at the white house including the texas a& m men's track and field team. the coach pat henry joins us live, next. ♪ eras. they're defined by accomplishments. by victories. by those with the resourcefulness, the ingenuity, and the grit to help ensure the next energy to power our dreams, will be american energy.

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track and field team. >> rachel: pat henry texas a& m 's mens track and field head coach joins us now. >> ed: good to see you coach there are a lot of folks who want to snub president trump these days what did it mean for the team to go and say we're going to respect the president, we're going to respect the office? >> well, i think that's what it's about. it's about respecting the president's office and respect ing our country and we have the opportunity to do that and we certainly took advantage of doing that and our team was very pleased to be able to go. >> pete: coach first of all congratulations and what's it like to go to the white house and see that and then your team had a chance to go into the oval office. tell us about the interaction you had with president trump? >> well the president was very gracious. he introduced, he spoke to each member of the team and like he said, he allowed us to go into the oval office and i've been fortunate enough to go up with this is i think my fourth president to go up to the oval

office and to the white house. he's the first to allow us to go into the oval office so that was a tremendous experience for this group. >> ed: that's great and as i recall coach, you used to coach the women at lsu? >> yes. >> ed: and sandra smith now of fox news was one of your pupils. how was she on the track and field out on the field there? >> she worked hard. sandra worked very hard and actually, very dedicated. i mean she told me what she was going to do. she told me she was going to be on fox news one of these days. it's amazing. >> ed: she a hard worker now glad to hear she was then and as pete said we want to congratulate you not just on honoring the president and the office but bringing home that championship. congrats. >> well thank you very much. >> pete: coach thanks a lot, pat henry. and you know to that point if he's gone four times it means he's gone with republicans and democrats. >> rachel: right but only trump let him in the oval office and

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♪ with a little bit of chicken f ry, cold beer on a friday night , pair of jeans that fit just right ♪ >> rachel: thank you guys. >> ed: sorry i didn't mean to cut you off. that was it. >> rachel: no worries. happy thanksgiving. >> pete: what are your thanksgiving plans?

>> rachel: home, cooking. >> ed: get him in the kitchen. he needs to handle things. >> pete: we'll take more of your e-mails about what you do in the thanksgiving in the after the show show. >> maria: good sunday morning, everyone. lawmakers are headed home for the holidays but tax reform is looming when they return. and will there also be a special council to look into the uranium one controversy by the new year good morning i'm maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures. the house passed its tax bill last week and now it's up to the senate but could republican hold outs derail the whole thing? i'll talk to house policy tax policy subcommittee chairman along with congressman darryl is a from california. so we'll also hear from eric trump this morning and ask him about the tax reform and getting his take on robert mueller's russia investigation plus w