♪ [national anthem] >> there's there is unfinished business in both chambers of commerce. a potential government shutdown looming in small matters of tax reform. president trump will finish over the finish line with the congressional for the leadership here to >> i'm confident we can reconcile through the conference committee work out our differences. >> al franken in minnesota facing acquisitions from four women while three have made claims against john conyers of michigan. >> franking due to address the media over a current list of women accusing him of inappropriate behavior. spirit democrats are excessive power. moral ethics go out the window.

>> border patrol agent martinez this afternoon died after suffering head injuries in an apparent attack last week while on patrol at a remote border areas. >> mick mulvaney has a new job despite still being of his old position. the consumer financial protection bureau. >> the one who called the bureau a joke. but cannot a battle year. ♪ pete: one of the songs you love but we forgot out a long time ago. good morning. you will be the hero this sunday as we had in to washington. back to this morning. >> good morning.

glad to be back on after yesterday. train to of course. he rifled through my briefcase. >> that is a joke. that's a violation of privacy. i would never do that. sure into the briefcase is a couple decades ago. i do not have a briefcase. >> the highlights of yesterday. there should be a counsel investigation into you: three-piece briefcase. i suggested this you should date hetherington lucia. >> i got a lot of messages. pete: always looking out for you. >> reading some awkward moments, much like tomorrow morning and two people show up for the same job as director of the consumer financial protection board. you've got a situation where the former director of the cfp peak the cfp peak in the consumer financial protection board,

richard cordray just resigned. he felt like he could nominate yet been deputy's name is leah and her english. he believes in his permit very different view of this president. president trump says i'm the executive. i get to choose who is in charge of the cfpb. he wants to promote mick mulvaney come a second job for mick mulvaney. you've got basically, grace, a showdown of who takes over cfpb company executive who was the prerogative. griff: pause for one second. atlanta woke up with us and thanks for having us in your living room. they are wondering what is cfpb. this is an independent agency created in 2012 under dodd-frank, and finally put in

by president obama, but this all dates back to senator elizabeth moran who has been a professor at harvard they wanted this agency to protect consumers from the practices of addressing mortgage companies. now you have there creating dodd-frank. now you've got this guy, richard cordray, state and is the highest ranking obama and carryover that would not leave, finally stepping out but on the way of saying and putting my person in charge and president trump say not so fast. >> where this gets really interesting is president trump once mick mulvaney to step in right now. mick mulvaney has been very opposed to the cfpb in the house financial services committee. president trump tweeted i can't quite consumer financial protection bureau has been a total disaster is run by the

previous administration today. financial institutions have been devastated to serve the public. we will bring it back to life. she sent that out as i mentioned before has called it a joke and most of the trump administration saying they have the power to nominate or put someone forward under the federal vacancies that 1998. this will get super interesting and we will see democrat elizabeth warren type ssl and push back. >> when mick mulvaney was a congressman, he spoke simply about this mention he called it a joke. let's take a listen. >> it's a wonderful example of how a bureaucracy will function if it has no accountability to anybody. it turns at being a joke and that is what the cfpb has been in a sick, sad way.

institution authority over what you do for a living, over your businesses in your members, but there's little you were elected members of government can do to help you to protect you against that institution. >> this is a perfect crystallization of president trump versus the swamp. the swamp says we have a cfpb. we'll regulate businesses can use the government unchecked peerless income that is useful if you are making sure at other credit card know what their interest rate is. the fine print shouldn't be so fine print you get screwed by it. it's been so overreaching has been burdensome. a business friendly administration has said let's pull it back to make sure it's doing its limited scope which is discerning consumers and not being proactive and aggressive. we want our people from the obama administration than they are saying now is the time to

pull this back and change. the trump administration will win this one. when mick mulvaney shows up on his first day of work, he'll be in charge. >> lisa points out that this is the department of justice, the office of legal counsel, basically the trump team says the federal vacancies reform act of 1990 provides the president with authority for temporary authorizing to perform the functions and duties of an officer and that is why he's going to say they should have that seat and cordray try to tap on the way out will continue to be there in the position that deputy director. >> avista parking spot? griff: we need to find out

lastly, pete talking about the swamp, this is an agency created to protect about out-of-control mortgage companies to create an independent agency that usurps the power of the president to protect such lenders. that is why this matters to you at home. trade to what is all of this holdover whoever. the reality is that the president executive should have a project choose the people in the agencies that he's in charge of in this case you have a director who appointed someone to come in to continue policies of the obama administration which the american people in 2016 voted to take in. we'll take a different direction and be pro-business and they have from the beginning which this particular agency has been pro-government, pro-regulation in a different way. >> just another example of federal bureaucracy. another example whether his critics as well is tax reform and how that affects you at

home. congress will look to address this particularly in the senate as early as this upcoming thursday. president trump will be meeting with republican leaders to talk about it on tuesday. very important issue for you guys at home and obviously they slain inmates with obamacare that the big question is can they get tax reform died in the senate. already some defectors are republican senators that have concerns and people like senator lankford, parker, flake expressing concerns over the deficit and susan collins worried about not in the house bill. and it's not as friendly to small businesses and corporations and you could only lose two.

and president trump. >> you have at least six republican senators then you have this whole thing retiring who say they're upset. we are going to talk to mark short from the legislative directory that will be pressing to see what they have to say. even if you get it passed if you get it passed in the senate and they hope to vote on thursday, you've got a conference at the house till and one that you will find out is the house and the one thing we heard from corey lewandowski yesterday, the white house not interested in delaying this. >> another issue as well as what if this newsroom tax reform died and they weren't able to get obamacare done, where does that leave him?

>> he's already lost if you look at the 2018 elections. only one republican running to support mitch mcconnell. everyone else is running to ditch mitch. headline from yesterday says republicans claim o'connell in the 2018 primaries. you see what steve bennett has done to recruit new candidates to make this election a referendum. we sat in the alabama senate race and will see it going forward. he can salvage his reputation, maybe it's majority leaders.us if he passes with repeal of the individual mandate as well. there is this ironic aspect to it. you want to succeed, but they are running against him as well. i don't understand why bob corcoran jeff flake, both which don't like resident trump would not lease support mitch mcconnell to save the spot where it is purely typical for them because they are all never trump words. at the very least the scouts are saved by saving it.

>> comes down if they can come mitch mcconnell. pete: you can't count him out. a couple more headlines as well. family and friends gathered to say their final goodbyes to the texas border patrol agent whose cause of death remains a mystery. 36-year-old rogelio martinez laid to rest at a private funeral service in el paso, texas. the husband and father five succumbing to traumatic injuries after responding to dramatic activity along the border. the incident investigated as a potential assault. >> angry driver attempts to cut off the motorcade. following the trail of vehicles. the local police pulled over the review impaired motorists making obscene gestures and screaming several expletives after a similar incident last month when a cyclist flipped off the motorcade in virginia appeared later fired from her job.

>> al franken speaking to reporters today about allegations against the minnesota democratic used by women says he does not intend to resign from the u.s. senate. senator franken says he's committed to regaining the trust of its constituents admitting he crossed the line for some women. don't forget as they come to tax reform in dealing with the spending bill and not have to be done by december 8th. sexual harassment allegations popping up in the house voting to have training. we've collected these moral leaders. the continue to resist assault democrats have in the senate. president trump set to join republicans on the hill this week to discuss tax reform. what does he need to say to get it all done? that's next. should police be able to access your bill without a warrant? that is coming next. ♪

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>> welcome mat for the gop tax bill recently to what the vote for republicans. listen. >> we are going to give the american people a huge tax cut for christmas. the democrats given us no votes for tax cuts for purely political reasons. it will be up to the republicans to come through for america. i'll be there right in the middle of them will middle of idaho, but the bill that will be spectacular for routing spec by killer for the people in this country. >> president trump will join lawmakers this week at a luncheon to help get tax reform done. what influence will he have? "wall street journal" economics

editor jon hilsenrath. how are you this morning? i very well. >> six senators from the deficit to the way small business pass-through income is being treated and even the individual mandate in the senate that which is different than the house bill. they need 52. they can only lose two senators, mitch mcconnell and president trump. how much of a problem does mitch mcconnell and president trump have here? >> a little bit of a math problem and a little bit of a personal problem. the map album as you say six senators are on the fence. they haven't said they are thinking about going against it that they had not come out in support of it. you need this fixed the range of different issues. the personal problem is the president on capitol hill meeting with the senators on tuesday has called some of these out. on twitter for instance he called jeff flake placating and

he called bob corcoran little bob corker for their opposition on other measures. he will be interesting to see how these personal relationships play out as they try to get it finished this week. >> we just talked about some of the challenges the republicans base on these issues. to expect any fixes to address these concerns from the senators who just mentioned? >> what are they do about the insurance mandate in the affordable care act? they decided to repeal the mandate as part of the tax bill and several senators, lisa murkowski to the president butted heads with and senator collins of maine has expressed some reservations about that. john mccain might also have the reservation. if they take that repeat a lot of this bill coming back to be a chance to pick up three people right there in that really helps the mouse.

>> let's talk about the political implications of inaction in paint thinner republicans unable get obamacare reform done this and it appeared that happens for senate republicans or republicans in general head into the 2018 midterm election if they can't get this done? >> the first thing where members not getting it done right now doesn't mean it's not going to get done. but we could see happen is a failure or stumble on the stock market really taking ahead because investors are really counting on this in the senate comes back and tries again and gets the bill done. if they don't get anything done, a lot of people asking what the point of having these people at the place. >> thank you. we appreciate your time this morning. >> democrats say they are all about fresh faces for 2020. so during the same name since 2016. what's really going on inside the party? we will debate it next. stay tuned.

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is outdated. over du, p. >> democrats claim they are looking for fresh faces and 20 tony pena survey shows democrats topic for 20 twentieths on a fresh face that bernie sanders is joe biden and elizabeth warren rounding out the top three. this has salon magazine rights are sick of republicans are just right-wingers in general? do you want to send a message to washington that she won't buy into their racist, sexist enough of it, and classist non-sense for one second longer? do the very thing donald trump encouraged to run for president in 2020. thanks a lot. figure reactor strategist richard goodstein along with fox news contributor and former trump hispanic member steve cortez. richard and steve thanks for joining us. solon urges 2020. the did a survey of democratic operatives and others in washing

sand. the topic was bernie sanders. is the solution for democrats either hillary clinton cannot bernie sanders or other faces on the screen, joe biden, elizabeth sanders, sherrod brown from ohio, hard love senator. where does the democratic party go? >> there's a bit of delusional thinking that the notion hillary clinton running again. half the sentiments i appear on on fox or hillary doing this or that. that is fantasy. people who want to engage in that, fine. if you look at the polls of just 10 days ago, donald trump was losing the bernie sanders by six, to joe biden by 11 into a generic democrat by 14. it's not just, like harris. sherrod brown is a great cat.

the list is fairly long of people who are not going to be in their 70s that might donald trump and bernie sanders. >> quickly used a bernie sanders is not a democrat, but a democratic socialist who ran the primary in many argued should run the nomination. how do you argue he's not the sole of the democratic party right now. >> on the rates that that's nonsense. donna brazile said its rate. the delusional thinking is great. they are living in a dream world. he's not a democrat. hillary clinton got 4 million more votes. the machinations of one, please. i will not dispute the fact someone's going to have to knock him off. no question. i'm not happy about the fact that it's the nomination he'll be -- ainsley: democrats arguing he ran the democratic primary, basically had most of the momentum.

what do you make of this perspective? >> of course he's a democrat. i have to tell you this talk reminds me of the washington general. the team that plays the harlem globetrotters and never changes anything. it's not just the presidential race by the way. president obama was obviously successful, won two elections under his tenure, when 1000 state legislative seats. this is a party and systemic decline and if they think retreading old people, old faces of old ideas will resurrect the party they are sadly mistaken. as a trump person, please give us burning or hillary in 2020 because we were not just 30 states, we win 40 states. pete: when you pull up the playbook, what are democrats going to change? you see the same names can same names, same warfare, racial politics, people are over that. what are doing to change the

message to reach people in addition to candidates? >> let's look at the 2017 elections. less than a month ago. not just across the board in virginia and new jersey. they want areas outside of philadelphia that had been elected democrats in 100 years. it wasn't because people ran stellar campaigns. it's because trump -- asked jeff flake. ask bob corker. the party has me on not the supporters, child predator accused in pruden mongers. that party is the losing party. again, not coming from democrats. coming from republicans. passing a limit strategy to renegades drum. that would be wrong. >> having trump women take it. >> that's what i heard. are they just going to renegades president trump or do they have something to run on?

>> they better have something than trump. they will have most of all the economy accelerating. we saw fantastic numbers on friday. manufacturing consumer confidence. basically any index to look at shows things are accelerating. the term growth agenda is rolling, which i think it will we'll have a fabulous 28 teams in 2020 at the polls. >> president trump we will all pop or popcorn and watch those debates because he debates because it will be eminently interesting. thank you both for your time. still ahead, faceup shutting down the small business and promoting american flag because the shop also sells guns. you saw her yesterday on "fox and friends." now the grow honoring the family of the fallen officers in our green room right now. here to tell us how she's comforting those families with a

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that would never happen. but that was the first one that really hit me, so that's the main thing for it. >> so you thought i'm going to make some bears. pete: to that point you deliver 230 hands-on bears. 29 states, four days for a bear. the idea of a bear to each child, what is it meant to symbolize? >> it is kind of the way, like a physical way to hold the parent again kind of. >> because of the uniform is part of a bear. explain it to our members. the bear is made of, constructed with the uniform of a fallen officer. it actually has a badge. >> yeah, it has the patches have been affirmatively take out the button for the button-down shirt and remake the eyes than the nose and we keep the patches in

the arms and we keep if they have patch marks and everything we keep those on there. pete: patrick muir police officer yourself. thank you for raising awareness about this is a very cool cause. wisdom means you to see your daughter owning your professional way she does. >> it's amazing. for some of the families, you look at the way the police officers are treated throughout the united states. not by all people, that they don't see that we have families and they don't see that we swore an oath to protect them no matter why. we will protect them. that's our job. >> let me ask you as a proud mother and wife, we are in this hyper and type obese environment , for whatever reason its nfl sunday, we have people kneeling unfortunately, what has

it been for you to see the sacrifices he made for your family, to serve our nation, putting his life on the line every day and now your daughter honoring head and tried her father seller locally? >> obviously i'm very proud of both of them for this and prodded him for what he does every day. it has been a tough few years i would say as a mom, you know, trying to protect your kids from the reality that their dad is in danger every day he goes to work. that is really tough. actually, we tried to keep the dallas things for megyn because she's always been a little sensitive. this has been a good positive outlook for the family to raise awareness. the fact that there are families behind the men and women who go out every day. pete: megyn, you were 15, hang out for teenagers. what is your view was police

officers? >> of course, this happened yesterday. i kind of put on social media a big thing happening and there were a few people from my school and i explain it to them in one of them was just like i have one of two results from what i do. i either have people that are super yes this is awesome and i have kids that are super anti-police and they try to steer clear for me because they know what i do. but usually they are super supportive. most of the time i don't bring it out. pete: how does that make you feel? i want to know how you feel because you are defending the respect for law enforcement and you know firsthand which her father is trying to do. when people don't like police come and guess who call when

they get in trouble. how does it make you feel? >> you really hurts a lot because it is an attack not only on my dad, but what i believe in karma two. in the entire community. it's an attack for what they do when they are killed because of what they do. it is really hard on me. usually i'm able to pull it together. there was one time and class that someone said something and it wasn't exactly anti-police, but just kind of a statement that got me mad and i screamed. but this is at the very beginning, so now i'm able to control myself and keep it in. i usually am just kind of like i disagree, but okay. pete: we live in a free country, do you have a strong point. we are very picture of a theorist at "fox and friends" and loved the police ever single

day. patrick, you amongst them. how can folks get involved? what is the website, what more can they do? >> are maintained that we used to advertise for his facebook. it is blue-eyed bears. all the profit go back to blue-eyed bears and their families. you can also go to our website, which is www..blue-eyed bears.org. pete: you are a hero. as is your father. it is just as difficult knowing knowing -- >> now that you're on tv, you are about to do a lot of selling. unbelievable. lee said.

>> what an impressive young woman. great job, megyn. www.bluelinebears.org. last year thanksgiving week and a people fatally shot in more than 60 others injured. according to the "chicago tribune," 600 teen murdered in chicago this euro amount. facebook silencing a sporting good shot just because it sells guns. because it also sells guns. faced with taking down on at the five promotion and telling the store, quote comments because you have a link to your website on your page which does sell firearms. that is also against our policies and afraid. employees to receive the e-mail will join us later in the show. the season of giving already underway for one man after

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the pete: senator chuck grassley gave president trump a win when he knows the judiciary committee will hold a hearing for two circuit court nominees despite both having home state senators who have not returned what is called the blue slip with a positive endorsement. >> some of my democratic colleagues at left wing outside groups mistakenly assert that the blue slip affords a home state senator veto power. that is not true. stephen loose lips have historically led a home state senator to prevent confirmation by not returned by not returning the slipper returning it with a negative response. joining us now to discuss this is deputy assistant under president george w. bush, tom dupree. thanks for joining us. what to get to the trump has surpassed the last four

presidents and first-tier judiciary confirmations. can you talk about that for our viewers? >> absolutely. president trump skip and a post for federal judges. this administration is the fastest vacancies from president obama choosing men and women of high quality. a president's judicial appointments are legacies that will outlast for decades. but president trump has been doing on the judicial front is terrific and senator grassley will make it even easier to put the nominees on the bench. >> talk to us about that. harry reid ending the filibuster was 60 votes on a lot of nominees back in 2010. the blue slip rule that senator grassley said it's not a veto power. the recommendation. while the stock soared more to put their giving to the courts? >> that's a great point. this is the latest step in a process that began when the democrats controlled the senate

and eliminated the filibuster which is the way halter block nominees. with senator grassley is doing returning in preventing the ability as an individual senator to obstruct the judicial confirmation process. this is not same senators are cut out of the loop or they don't have a say in the process. what it is doing his thing in the objection or the opposition of an individual senator can't be allowed to shut the whole process down. >> chairman chuck grassley feeling democrats are trying to obstruct the process. how much obstruction of a scene from the democrats would president trump of the nominees? >> we've seen some obstruction but it hasn't been very successful. this has been moving with light speed in getting these nominees on the core. the piece of confirmation is faster than any of this duration in recent memory. a lot of work to do, a lot of

vacancies out there and democrats are generally not liking a lot of nominees. the fact is under the rules currently in place in the senate, they don't have a lot of power to stop these people from getting on the federal bench. train to tom, i'm going to make you play play prognosticator. is there another supreme court vacancy under this term? i think yes. if you look at the demographics were the supreme court of the signals they been sending them a president trump will get a chance to fill another seat before his tenure in office comes to an end. pete: thou be the battle right there. thanks a lot. appreciate your time. is this the last information o'connell? republicans reportedly -- not reportedly, they are fleeing the head of the 2018 primaries. erick erickson says there's plenty of reasons why they should ditch mitch. he joins us live next hour. >> cybermonday just a day away.

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what it is going to do a show you not only what is signed pale, but the top 300 targets around the country in the air curated by human beings looking for deals. pete: what are the best savings? >> look for things right now you don't want to buy furniture right now because the furniture is better off in july or august. you will find clothing is also little better after the holidays. you want to find the dues in the jones. those are the adults. these are great right now a felon. the very best time to buy a new phone is in the fourth quarter on the holiday time of the year every year. another app i want to show you his flip. what this does is organizes local soup killers so you can also shop in your neighborhood.

>> we've got to leave it there. cybermonday is coming to your heart. >> thank you so much. white house coming to you. mark short. ends monday.

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>> present a trouble joined lawmakers to seek out their margin to tax reform done. >> the president meeting with the big foreign leadership. >> i'm confident we can reconcile to the conference committee and work out differences. >> about senator al franken to address the media over a growing list of women accusing him of inappropriate behavior. >> democrats are obsolete obsessed with power. >> texas border virtual agm martinez says this afternoon died after suffering injuries in an apparent attack last week while on patrol in a remote border areas.

>> mick mulvaney has a job despite being in his old position. >> the consumer financial protection bureau. >> president trump tweeted the consumer financial protection hero portrayed that has been a total disaster. >> the one who called the joke with the legal battle here. >> hairdos dancing right now. >> burn one at home, gracie's dance scene, even raising the roof. pete: teams left dance scene,

getting enthused. i have been on team brittany spears for decades. >> it is taylor swift and katy perry. >> you can be bipartisan. you can even have two directors. brittany and christina aguilera. i was back in the day. i was on team brittany. you are trying to transition to news of the day. >> i will talk to u. teams for the next two and have three hours. pete: we better not going better not going to keep our audience. to be republic consumer finance and -- financial protection bureau under the obama

administration as part of the dodd-frank legislation after the financial meltdown. mick mulvaney the current director of omb conservative freedom caucus conservative was selected by this president to take over the cfpb because the current direct your, richard cordray resigned. however, richard cordray believes the successor should be his deputy. lisa: there comes the bad blood. pete: guy and a gal, one job. transfer audiences and i wish we could go back to talk about teams that. i can understand that. here's what you need to though. it's created of the financial collapse to protect consumers from predatory lending mortgage companies are now is created by the way by elizabeth warren who was in a senator, but previously a harvard law professor. and so now, after the election

of president trump, all these months later, richard cordray was the highest ranking obama pulled over. he refused to leave. he finally sat down and fed by the way, my rating person would just stay in charge. he said i'm putting my person in charge. the white house saying we have the right to do it illegally in saying the president has the authority to put someone in the. >> president trump tweeted about it. the consumer financial protection bureau has been a total disaster is run by the previous administration, financial institutions devastated and unable to properly serve the public. we will bring it back to life. cfpb created the act in 2010, father concocted by elizabeth warren is a professor in

president trump in the trump administration had the legal authority to pick who fills the spot temporarily through the federal vacancies act of 1998 so that's very interesting concern over who gets a parking spot tomorrow. you can also be a big legal battle as well. made in the interim. >> we need to tell our viewers why president trump is opposed to it, why we are hearing it and that is president trump believe that this independent agency is basically become a political unit that usurps the president's authority to protect consumers that he sees fit and talk a little bit about the draining of the swamp in the regulation that has hurt the country. >> broad authority outside the restraints of congress used by those on the left in many ways to go after banks and financial petitions. we all want to know what are interest rate is on our credit

card. that's the ideas we should be straightforward on my name. it gone way beyond not and antibusiness way. that's why mick mulvaney caused this department -- the current directory. now he has two jobs. he's doing such a good job. this is what he said about the cfpb previously. >> the place is a wonderful example of how a bureaucracy will function if it has no accountability to anybody. it turns at being a joke and not his blood the cfpb has been in a sick sad way because an institution with tremendous authority over what you all do with the living over your members, but very little you are elected members of government can do to help you to protect you against over breach or

abuse. pete: this was not unrelated. remember brexit can know what the birds noted for caminiti was given broad authority outside the sovereignty of the nation to make decisions for people they never elected people to make decisions. same thing for the cfpb. unelected bureaucrats making decision that congressman should be weighing in on. are you an authority to the people is supposed to bureaucrats and that's why you put mick mulvaney in charge. lisa: also been angry at the establishment respond so to speak, congressman jim jordan has a message on congress for the working people. he's a little bit concerned, message to the establishment. he puts them on notice that let's have a listen. >> american people say we will have doubled trent president. that's not sending a message to the establishment, i don't know what will. again, maybe we better think about what the american people are saying. the electoral process and do it

they sent us here to do. that's the message. paul ryan, that's for all of us. every member of congress and the senate. let's get done what we said and what we promised the voters to do. you do that, things work out. i ran on certain things. let's do that and work with the president to do what we said. >> was a fighter with a parking spot plays out, tax reform and the other issues playing out in mitch mcconnell and the hot seat in the message from jim jordan knight taking on the establishment will be quite something to watch in the 12 days of congress. send us an e-mail at trends that fox news.com that what is your message to the establishment? we want to read it for you, the gop leadership. hopefully europe come arrested, had your turkey can endanger shopping and you're ready to

come back. >> we want to hear from you. >> by the way, fewer teams that, we really want to hear. >> or a unit team jordan 19 mcconnell. the idea is such a great message. what bigger, stronger message could you send, yet a year later we still see the establishment of the swamp thing we don't recognize this or resist this no matter what. when you go to these guys ionized contactor groups, they are 100% on team trumpeted there is no doubt how much out. you may need him. >> i'm caught in the middle of it. like a lovers quarrel. he may win on behalf of republicans, but there is no constituency for him. we will see what happens on that. they are telling me to read the

headline. family and friends gathering to say their goodbyes to the texas border patrol agent whose cause of death remains a ministry. 36-year-old rogelio martinez laid to rest in el paso, texas with a husband or father five or father five succumbing to traumatic injuries after responding to activity along the u.s.-mexico border. the incident investigated as a potential assault. >> a brace yourselves a long security lines and traffic. millions hitting the skies and there is today returning home for the holidays. airline for america's head around to .3 million people are expected to be in the skies today. experts say 2,825,000,000 people are expected to travel in the days surrounding thanksgiving this year. aaa same 48-point by the americans decided to hit the road this year instead of

flying. the >> everywhere else we are driving. president george h.w. bush reaching huge milestone. he's now the longest commander-in-chief in u.s. history. the 41st president is 93 years old in 106 days old passed away at 93 years old in 100 xt five years old. president bush and as i pulled the record for longest the longest presidential marriage in american history with 72 years. that's amazing. i don't like your headline because they have to catch a flight after this. put a smile on and enjoy the mayhem. we've got to get back because that is going to be something we've got to talk about. i know you said the establishment, the swamp, but you can't get across the finish line without mitch. he is so key you can even

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pete: is that the lasting for mitch mcconnell? reporting the fact of the groan that republicans are fleeing the senate majority leader had at the 2018 primaries. lisa: the big question is what can we expect next? sure to weigh in as fox news erik erikson. >> at morning. trained how much trouble is mitch mcconnell and? >> technically not attend because college than the senate haven't turn on him, but it's interesting republicans running for the 70s to look for his endorsement and now they run the other way. this is an issue in alabama and why were the more is the nominee there. he turned it into a campaign against mitch mcconnell because he's not passing anyone's agenda other than his own agenda and people are tired of it. transfer we saw in health care he stood with mitch mcconnell

and said you're going to get it done, right? if not its trouble for you. we haven't seen anything this go around. is this a subtle indicator if they failed in the next 12 days to pass not the full legislation, but a pass in the senate whether six members of the fans, is this a sign mitch mcconnell's career could be coming to a close as the leader if he does not deliver the nick's 12 days? >> hopefully so. the fact he can't rally, mitch mcconnell is have a habit of catering to the liberal republicans who feel very emboldened if he makes the conservatives the bad guy. rand paul for things not happening. now we are showing in seeing the liberal republicans in the senate who are betraying him and if he can get them on board for head, it's probably time to go. >> if they manage to pass this bill, does he save his status as

majority leader race a referendum to clear? if you have candidates in the senate running against the majority leader, how does he keep that position? >> well, he keeps it by wooing them. so broad right after they get elected it get elected and show them the ropes, which is what he's done in the past. whether he can keep that up, i'm not sure. there is a growing backlash. it's probably time for a new senate leader on the republican side and mcconnell seems to be out of ideas on how to advance the agenda and he doesn't seem to be willing to push the agenda. >> why are the conservatives the bad guys? >> because mcconnell believes they are safe. he always caters towards them and towards them anyways puts them in the best light. he knows conservatives will be safe with a run. the downside of that is they feel very emboldened to hijack the republican agenda and

mcconnell lets them get away with it. >> how much trouble arguing if you are mitch mcconnell and the only person publicly supporting uss virginia congressman evan jenkins. there he is, no relation i should point out, but he's the only guy coming to the leader's defense. >> rice cooker public anesthetists come up as republican leader they would get more people coming to hang out with the skunks and mitch mcconnell. he is not a popular guy in deservedly so. >> you will be interesting. steve ben in may the 2018 election a referendum on mitch mcconnell. it's not a popular guy for candidates on the campaign trail. erick erickson, thanks for joining us. coming up, damon look-alike chain gets on the street, the massive roadblocks are a president from terrorists. trade for another attempt to refuse an opinion piece about free speech.

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>> they have the face of white supremacy on the campus of columbia. you've been defamed including in your own dorm hallway and yet the newspaper there won't even give you a little bit of space for 800 words to give your purse but didn't. why not? >> i think they were not willing to hear my opinion because they still want me to have an ability to speak and address students. if you look at their opinion they are a far right group to deal with. they also had unbiased offense they were very few articles promoting free speech and our club in general. they are not willing to have this conversation. trying to their violent tactics are the smear tactics against you. >> this is the first time they would highlight the event.

why hasn't our newspaper reported this issue? pete: this is a dream come true for a campus publication. if you can get a local story that the national story, your job is to own it and be the paper of record for that. you are saying instead. >> one opinion article which is naming that said they did did all this for fame. that is very untrue. i only did this to protect and give them a voice. pete: part of your voice squelched as the op-ed and elevated portion of what you've submit that has been reject it. because columbia really for speakers to represent conservative values on campus, is my desire to fill the gap. students at columbia that are not willing to listen and engage for fear of being defended are discovering their assumptions

could be flawed. college campuses are battlegrounds for issues and we are dumbfounded at the slowness of columbia university to see these truths. you write dumbfounded at the same time you know what you're dealing with. far left wingers who don't want to hear another side of that perspective. >> i don't play 60 plus thousand dollars to see someone's point of view. we have to go to university to challenge ourselves. to hear from herman kaine or dennis springer we learn about different ideas and people ask questions and learn about their liberal counterparts. pete: if you ever need a speaker, i'd be happy to come. >> i love to have you. train to such an important role to bring those voices. the fact they spoke chatted don't cherish is unfortunate. my face's stance against being a white supremacist that would do nothing keep fighting.

it's ridiculous slander and without folks like you would be dead in the water. thanks very much. aristotle, appreciate your time. a teenage girl pondering and comforting the families of fallen officers at the teddy bear. permission is incredible and you will hear from her next. how confident is the white house to congress will deliver tax cuts for all of you for christmas? we will ask next. the legislator of white house affairs is coming here next. mark assured. -- marc short it's all pop-culture trivia, but it gets pretty intense.

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>> we are going to give the american people a huge tax cut for christmas. hopefully that will be a huge christmas present. train to mark shortest prison terms mean on the hill, direct your of legislative affairs very thank you for joining us. the crunch is on. >> things are having me. it will get done. it has to get done for the american people. this president has begun to turn the economy around to its lowest point in 17 years. we've seen $5 trillion added to markets, but we now need tax relief to get the regular

economy growing as well. >> in order to do that, the 70s ticket tax reform done. republicans can only lose two in the senate with concerns for various reasons individual mande for senator johnson in the way it's being treated for small businesses. how concerned are you this gets done in the senate given the math problem? >> some of the concerns are legitimate turns with the taxpayers here in the senate finance committee has done an outstanding job. the bill provides if you're earning about $70,000 a year camille benefit from $2000 in tax relief is targeted towards middle income families and provide simplification which is what the president asked for. the president wants corporate tax relief. when he traveled to asia 17%,

south korea 22%. america's outdated at 35% of the new ad state income taxes, the effective rate is 40%. we can compete like that. if we want to bring jobs back and stop know that which is why you see them come together to get it done. drain for besides mitch mcconnell is on the line here and some might say his majority leader status is on the bill, the most critical, whether in leadership or a critical vote to get this across the finish line. >> i think as you mentioned when your margin is unfortunately not been able to turn supported democrats, as you look at which you say you will provide $2000 of relief to those families earning $70,000 a year, when you're going to bring corporate relief to keep jobs in america, especially disappointing

democrat senators across the midway's leader state, they join us. >> we know democrats are out, but amongst republicans, putting the screws to people to make sure this concerns, but even the members around in the end will show tax reform. >> you'll have a problem with the senate does pass something this week on thursday and it includes cutting the corporate tax rates 20% in delaying now one year, is that a problem for the white house who i think you guys said you wanted now. >> you think you're ready. the president is far anxious to see that start now. that is something that will get reconciled in conference because the house passed their bill, senate will pass the bill and

will go to conference and reconcile the two. ultimately what the senate bill does we are supportive of what it does making sure it addresses the priorities the president laid out a simplification, corporate relief and middle income targeting. >> would also watch her take on the bad. the tweet from elizabeth warren and getting your reaction to it. the only thing that will turn the cfpb is the name enacting to destroy the agencies. >> you are at the top of the hour. was the brainchild when she was a professor and it is a disaster as it is. no accountability created in a way that it does not even get appropriations for congress so as unelected bureaucrats running an agency with nothing to kill jobs in america. mick mulvaney will do an outstanding job until the

presidency will to appoint someone full time. even courts have suggested the structure is unconstitutional as it is, it's an unelectable unlikable bureaucrat designed to be nonpolitical and get the director, richard cordray to run for governor of ohio is absolutely apolitical agency looked to kill jobs in america. they need to reform mick mulvaney to do an outstanding job. train to quit detail. it comes from the treasury and is something that does not get us appropriate from congress. it's not accountable to elected representatives in the american people. train for they are going to say you are enabling the predatory lending of mortgage lenders to lead us into the crisis began in

2008. >> i think congress has a role and function you elected by the people. we are not creating agencies accountable to the american people and that's what we've done with cfpb. mick mulvaney will do a good job for consumers but also free market so we're no longer killing jobs in our country. train to us to talk about this monday morning, who that's the parking spot? >> we believe the vacancy act is pretty clear that the president gets to appoint his successor and mick mulvaney will lead the cfpb until we have a full-time nominee confirmed by the u.s. senate. lisa: i assume you are bracing for a legal fight over that. >> if we have to go that route we will, but as they said the vacancy act is pretty clear. we certainly would hope the deputy director will acknowledge that mick mulvaney is the direct dirt and will work with him to help execute a function at this currently subscribed under dodd-frank legislation.

train for it takes in time and get a rest because you have a busy week coming up. train to a lot of work a lot of work on his plate and very few vacation days. turn for the u.s. now getting taxed away so they wanted terrorists. the white house calling dad with his staff in the wrong direction senior refusal to redirect some of her relations with pakistan. that is believed to have founded the militant group behind the deadly 2008 terror attack that killed nearly 170 people including six americans. lisa: german christmas markets created while hitting pedestrians from placing massive giftwrapped barricades to avert political attacks. this lesson here after 12 people were killed and dozens injured after he attack at a christmas market. train to a holocaust survivor giving back to the soldiers who

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wanted to have to attend a ceremony like patches for the the sheer nature of what happened to our agent that was murdered. griff: let me take you back to what it did happen. a lot of questions commemorate tenets and his partner also hospitalized. intensive care is now out. saying he doesn't remember what happened, on a call shortly before the night in the big band set or 30 miles from the mexican border. what do you believe this happen? >> we believe they were ambushed. first martinez and then his partner. it was inconsistent with the fall. i don't think anybody believes it was the fall. the folks putting that out there, i don't believe they even think of as they fall. both agents struck multiple times.

the head come in the arms come in no way furthermore, to call it an assault is just ridiculous somebody lost their life, a murder, not an assault. >> why is the fbi been so harsh, harsh about this. as recent as yesterday, nothing new. why are they being so mom? >> you know, i understand there's an ongoing investigation i know they can put all the information out there for the sake of the investigation, but some answer should be put out there to the fellow agents to let us know what's going on. not necessarily everything in the investigation but you've got some of the public's concerns and i don't understand why they are so secretive and dismissive. griff: we hope we'll get answers answers in the coming days as a nation mourns in our thoughts and prayers with asian martinez family in the other agent who's

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truth that she's done the reporting side. another issue it bring up is to pay for this trip because i can't tell you that there are journalistic standards at the washington post. reporters are not giving these types of kids to go and report on partisan organizations. >> this is their response. we've only now learned about her participation at this event. the "washington post" policy discourages participation in any event perceived as partisan. she has been reminded of that. what is your take on the response and how do you think they should respond? >> that i'm pretty weak in that she's been reminded of this. every journalist says they have to turn down invitations for great trips out to l.a. the co-sunspot where this is all taking place at 239, go way up

over 600 airfare. by the time you're done with this, the couple grand for a reporter. >> you're saying she likely didn't pay for it. >> and this is work related posts would pay for it. pete: talk about the double standard. if this had been a reporter, which is on stage talking about we supposed to moderating the panel, that is happiness while moderating some thing, would not the average be everywhere, all over the mainstream media for a "washington post" reporter is hush-hush. does this not add to the sense a lot of us have the mainstream media isn't being trained. they're all in the tank than willing to do their breeding. >> they can be trusted. a whole number of journalists colluding with covering the campaign. mr. glenn thrush and "the new york times" for an unrelated matter. he was running past john podesta to make sure they were okay with

him. prior to this, journalist started by ezra kline to get consensus on how the "washington post" should be covering news stories and reaching out to professors and policymakers to say are we getting this right? >> real quick and are running out of time committee attendees were supposed to be kept under secrets. have there been any other reporters attending the event? >> every so often this event of a set that comes to the surface and comes to life. amy klobuchar was onstage prior, so you have a lack of officials, and their donors setting the agenda for how to win elections and this was onstage participation. >> speaking of congress and elected officials, congress is about to return from the holiday weekend with unfinished business. >> will they be able to work together to get tax cuts through

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♪ lisa: president trump will join republican lawmakers this week at their luncheon to help get tax reform done. >> meeting with congressional big four on the leadership. >> it is going to get done. it has to get done for the american people. >> senators know that for their constituents which is why i think you will see them get together this week to get it done. >> al franken growing list of women accusing him of inappropriate sexual behavior. >> the democrats are absolutely obsessed with power. power matters for them. morals and ethics go out the window. >> the funeral for texas border patrol agent martinez was this afternoon. martinez died after suffering head injuries in an apparent attack last week while on patrol in a remote border area.

>> mick mulvaney has a new job despite still being in his old position. >> president trump has tapped him to run the consumer financial protection bureau. >> president trump actually tweeted the consumer financial protection bureau has been a total disaster as run by the previous administration's pick. >> mulvaney is the one who called the bureau a joke. we could be looking at a legal battle here. ♪ ♪ ♪ you look good ♪ you look good. pete: you look, good, america. we are saluting you and griff is doing it in his own special way. we're on camera, griff. griff: you can do it backwards, too. lisa: i wish you guys could be here during the commercial break. i was making funnel of griff earlier for raising the roof and saying a little outdated. pete: kind of a dad move. lisa: he googled the top 13 dance moves i guess it's number 8. he is trying to justify

raising the roof as somehow it's. pete: it's still cool. lisa: still a good thing to do. griff: good morning. thanks for having us in yourism this sunday morning. i apologize we have to do this first. 13 timeless dance moves, number 8 i will put in there and read accurately done as a dance or celebration. this move is a guaranteed win. drop the mike. lisa: probably broke that phone. pete: if you have to look up on the internet to prove your dance moves. lisa: once again. pete: not always right. griff: let me tell you. lisa is joining us on the couch trying to move us on because there is real news. i was correct about the dance move. it is crunch time. congress comes back to tackle tax cuts and they will hijack -- but will they hijack the president's plan to help the american people?

we have the legislative director for the white house mark short on in the last hour. here is what he told us about crunch time. >> when your margin is as thin as it is, unfortunately we have not been able to earn support of democrats. i have think that's unfortunate. when you look that you say you are going to provide $2,000 in relief to those families earning $70,000 a year. it's target for middle income families. when you are going to bring corporate relief to keep jobs in america, especially disappointing to democrat senators seen companies flee their state that's what's disappointing not join us. pete: talk about a guy working hard. even if there are only 12 legislative days. lisa, you worked on the hill. >> i say 12 days of work days is not that much. lisa: it doesn't seem like it. especially if you are in the house you are always have to raise money everywhere you go. they always have constituent meetings in their home. they actually do work pretty hard. although i know a lot of

viewers and pete don't agree with that. there is a big deal this week is tax reform. and republicans have a ton on their plate. they have got tax reform. they have a spending bill as well. there is still the issue of daca. what to do with that as well as on capitol hill. sexual harassment training. tax reform is really at the forefront next week. griff: maybe. don't overlook that spending bill you can have a government shut down if they cannot fund the government on december 8th. that is coming that will throw everything into a tail spin. pete: that's a great point. the government shut down is white noise, background noise that folks out there have heard for years and years and years. shut down, debt ceiling. all of the things the politician does to shuffle the deck so they don't actually make tough decisions. the closest crocodile to the canoe the real thing is can you do something actually substantive? can you pass tax reform in a meaningful way, republicans in the senate? the house has done that i

think the other stuff is all important, it is important. the reasonable we are even having this debate about tax reform is because of budgeting rules. have you got keep it under $1.5 trillion of potential deficit increase. i get all of that still, what voters are going to care about is whether the big things actually happen. lisa: they are worried about tax reform. big problem for republicans is they only have 52 senators in the senate for republicans. they can only lose 2 with vice president pence being that tie breaking vote. and there are six senators that have expressed concerns from a variety of reasons regarding the deficit, senator johnson concerns over the way small businesses are being treated with pass through income. you also have the individual mandate with senator susan collins expressing concern over that so that's why this meeting next week with president trump and republican leaders and republican conference is important to try to hammer out some of these things. bring some of these republican senators home in the hope that they can get this done. griff: to pete's point, this

is the bigger picture. we talk about the crunch deadline and pressure and get to mitch mcconnell whose reputation and job is essentially on the line. tend at the end of that the end of the day this is about much needed tax relief for people. what you saw in the midterm election in virginia will be essentially a blood bath if they cannot, the g.o.p., the g.o.p., congress deliver some much needed tax relief for the american people and that is what we are watching. pete: fumble this ball. republicans fumble this handoff such easy layup to cut taxes for americans. lisa: i want to set this up. you guys were going at it concerns about what majority leader mitch mcconnell's future looks like if they can't get tax reform done. i want to show you real quick at home. erick erickson joined us earlier and he talked about this. so why don't you take a listen. >> mcconnell has had a habit over the last decade in the senate of catering to the liberal republicans who feel

very elm 3w08dened under him. evidence always makes the conservatives the bad guy. it was always ted cruz and my lee's fault. we are seeing it's the liberal republicans in the senate he has coddled all these years betrayed him. probably a time for a new leader on the republican side. mcconnell out of ideas how to advance the evander. doesn't seem interested in advancing the president's. they would probably get more people come to hang out with the skunk than mitch mcconnell. is he not a popular guy. griff: with all due respect to our friend eric there, i would ask one person whether or not mcconnell is effectivemaker garr land he was supreme court nominee. mitch mcconnell effectively kept him blocked. had mitch mcconnell brought the president in. now, he failed on healthcare. but now. lisa: keep winding him up.

griff: greatest accomplishment many conservatives believe i think it's fair to say is the appointment of justice enough and mitch mcconnell was the guy. pete: i know you are going. griff: block maker garland. pete: congratulations. steve bannon won this argument. sick of establishment republicans who cater to liberal republicans to susan collins and these other types. lisa murkowski who are barely republicans. if you can'table for repealing individual mandate then why are you republican? stand up and be counted. if mitch mcconnell had had his way, we would never had rand paul or ted cruz or marco rubio because they supported liberal republicans opposed to those primary. that's part of the problem not the solution. steve bannon has will debated this in the court of public opinion. lisa: problem with leadership once someone steps down. remember how hard it was to find speaker ryan to step forward. pete: john cornyn is in

leadership. griff: majority whip of the senate. lisa: do you know ohio really want to hear from? we had talked to you guys earlier and asked for your thoughts on some of this stuff. i wanting to read terry, you emailed us and said concerning taxes and healthcare, get it done or get out. pretty tough there. pete: pretty strong, pretty clear. email from rudy said time for mcconnell to go cleaning up the swamp ought to start with the swamp leader. griff: this from rachel drain the swamp get rid of mcconnell. full circle with our conversation. since we have been talking and i'm arguing with pete. lisa: are we raising the roof? griff: i'm being texted from my lovely wife of 19 years kathleen who says stop raising the roof turning more to your headlines this morning. family and friends gathering to say their final goodbyes to texas border patrol agent whose cause of death remains a mystery. 36-year-old martinez laid to rest during a private funeral service in el paso,

texas. the husband and father of five succumbing to traumatic injuries after responding to activity along the u.s./mexico border. the incident is being investigated as a potential assault i'm not entirely sure he is the father of 5. i know he has 11-year-old son-in-law. lisa: president trump is returning to washington after spending the holiday in washington. while down south, an angry driver tried cutting off his motorcade. white house media following the trail of vehicles say local police pulled over the erratic red van. can you even imagine this in the driver making obscene gestures and screaming several explicatives. sounds like a friendly personal. this follows a similar incident last month when a bicyclist flipped off motorcade and subsequently. pete: department of justice coming to president trump's defense as confusion grows over who is in charge of the

consumer financial protection bureau the cfpb. the president has full authority citing the federal vacancies act in 1998 to name mick mulvaney as the acting director. mark short joined us earlier defending that choice. >> absolutely a political agency looking to kill jobs in america. it needs reformed. mick mulvaney will do an outstanding job on there on interim basis until we appoint a full-time director. pete: came hours after richard cordray named his own successor defending it by citing the 2010 dodd frank act. glitch griff rough saturday for university of alabama handing the top ranked crimson tide the first loss of the season. auburn was fined $250,000 for violating post game celebration rules. and the brawl leads to the alabama basketball team

playing with just three players for the final 10 minutes of last night's game against minnesota. you hear that? pete? alabama only losing by 5 points despite having several players ejected. lisa: i'm a tennessee fan so i'm not upset about that. sorry, alabama. pete: minnesota is a good team this year as well. i didn't see this game. they still only won by 5? griff: that football game. i watched it last night. alabama really fell apart. they were number one. number two miami lost. the college football race is heating um. it's very exciting. pete: going to bring more. griff: those who are college football fans. testifying before congress about uranium one. what can we expect? sara carter has been following this story from the start. she joins us next. pete: a teenager is honoring and comforting the families of the fall within a teddy bear. her mission is very cool and incredible. you will hear from her just

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pete: an fbi informant set to reveal bombshell testimony on the uranium one deal in the coming days. he has reportedly gathered years of evidence tying hillary clinton to the russian controversy. >> this as the house intel committee accuses the firm behind the anti-trump dossier of potentially paying journalists for positive coverage. lisa: sara carter has been covering the scandal since the beginning and she joins us now. hi, sara. >> i had, lisa.

lisa: this issue of uranium one is pretty convoluted. what can you tell us what have you seen and reported? >> if we're looking at the case as a whole, i think what's going to be most fascinating november 28th first of all the department of justice is going to brief the house judiciary as well as the senate judiciary on the original criminal case, which was that case that they brought against people associated with the russian nuclear arm. that's both american co-spirits and them. what's interesting about this case is that the case william campbell had years of evidence that he collected at the same time beyond the criminal case that will show exactly how russia wanted to penetrate the u.s. uranium market. that's the interest right now. that's what the house want to know. that's what the senate want to know. both the house intelligence committee and house oversight committee. how far did the russian goes to try to penetrate the u.s. energy market? and it goes far beyond uranium one. and the purchase of uranium

one. and that's what william campbell will be able to provide to congress. griff: real quickly, sara, the three committees looking at two in the house, one in the senate, but it was the chairman of the senate judiciary committee chuck grassley that had to fight to get this witness's testimony, actually he had to subpoena some things. is it your sense that this was going to remain out of sight but for chuck grassley? >> i too. and, remember, chuck grassley, senator grassley, as well as victoria toensing, his attorney, really fought the department of justice as well as the fbi to lift that nondisclosure agreement. had they not lifted that nondisclosure agreement, which was very specific, i mean, it was a criminal act if he spoke out publicly before they lifted it, if they had not lifted that, none of this information would be out there. pete: absolutely. what do we know about what we might learn as far as -- because the excuse so far amongst the obama administration is we didn't

know or we weren't privy to this information. what might be revealed about how much was shared across government, about what the russians were trying to do while the decision was being made about allowing them to make this purchase? >> well, according to the documents that i have reviewed. not just the documents. there is recordings, there is video recordings, they were very well aware of what the russians were doing and how the russians were planning on doing it and, by the way, how they successfully did it in their bid to get approval for the sale of uranium one. so, i -- right now, the obama administration and members of the obama administration can act like they didn't know anything, but we are well aware that they did know. pete: why would they then approve it? that's the million-dollar question. lisa: not let congress know either or we don't know if they let the cfius committee know as well. >> they were trying to reset with russia. that's why it was a big deal for president obama then. this goes far beyond hillary clinton. this was a big deal for president obama to reset

relations with russia. he thought that by kind of bending over fort reconciliations and this is according to people that i have spoken with he would kind of reset that relationship. and, in fact, it was the russians all along, particularly president vladimir putin who was even who was not really interested in resetting that relationship. >> >> he was interested in globle rahmian dominant. that's what he incidented. griff: sarah, we have to leave it there just a quick yes or no answer. should hillary clinton be concerned about what we hear on wednesday? >> yes. griff: thank you, sara carter. coming up, a shocking case of brutality from ms-13. this teen now accused of stabbing a man more than 1,000 times with fellow gang members. is enough being done to stop them? one chef here to sound off next. pete: are you heading out to get your christmas tree today? you will want to bring some extra green with you. now, that's a tease. i don't even know what it means. you will find out on the

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lisa: welcome back. now for quick headlines for you. deliberations expected to resume tomorrow in kate steinle's murder trial. jurors must decide where juan lopez sanchez illegal immigrant san francisco pier in 2015 or whether steinle's death was a tragic accident. and the supreme court taking up a landmark case regarding access to cell phone data this week. at issue is whether or not obtaining personal information like location history requires a searchable warrant.

warrants for convicted robber argue that the 1986 law that allows police officers to retrieve those records is outdated. griff? griff: thanks, lisa. this week a 19-year-old member of the violent ms-13 gang is arrested and charged with first degree murder. he is the first of as many as 10 gang members believed to have stand a man more than 100 times in a maryland park before decapitating him, removing his heart and burying him in a shallow grave. in the last month alone, 35 ms-13 will wilms-13 members werd to crack down on the gang. is enough being done? joining me now is sheriff chuck jenkins of frederick county, married. no relation, sheriff. but set the stage. montgomery county where this happened is right next to frederick county where you are. it's just noirt of the nation's capital, but you have an incredible exploding ms-13 problem. how bad is it? >> good morning, griff. that's correct. we do have an increasing

problem. it's a real crisis going on right now montgomery county for all intense and purposes is my county crimes perpetrated in our streets and our communities, they can't be tolerated. we have to do more. griff: tell me, we talked much in the nation about this sanctuary city issue that's playing out there and how it is hurting your ability to go after these horrific killers. >> well, maryland is not yet a sanctuary state. there is a movement toward that. it's been attempted twice in the past couple of years. we have managed to stop it in the legislature. it's coming again this year and we have to fight it what it does is tie its the hands of law enforcement and crebszs and jails in the sense that once we arrest someone, not so in frederick county, but once a jurisdiction arrests someone, they can't cooperate with ice and ice can't do their job by

deportation. so there -- let me mention a very similar crime occurred in frederick county back in spring of this year. where an individual ms-13 member was brought, lured to frederick county, beaten to death. and the attackers tried to cut his head off with a machete. buried in a shallow grave. this is not limited to montgomery county or any metropolitan area. it's in our counties and our communities. griff: that's right. so you have groups like help save maryland, some others in the last two battles over the state lawmakers' efforts to make maryland a sanctuary state and just for our viewers, the 10th amendment to the constitution says that federal law does not require state and local officers to enforce federal immigration law. but you say that you need every tool you can to combat what is being imported from places like el salvador, some of the most horrific violence humidity has seen in your neighborhoods and communities. >> absolutely, as sheriff, griff, i have an obligation

to use every tool at my disposal. every program at my disposal to keep our streets safe in frederick county we belong to and participate in the 287 g program. and over the course of nine years in that program, we have removed over 1400 criminals from our streets, more than 90 were affiliated with criminal gangs. such as ms-13. 18th street, the latin kings. we need to clean up our community. the only way to do this is to cooperate and partner with ice to let them do their jobs. griff: sheriff is, president trump and this administration enough of a partner for you to do what you need to do to keep those streets safe? >> i think we are moving in the right direction, griff. we need to do more. we need to treat ms-13 and the other criminal gangs as international terrorist organizations such as we do isis, al qaeda, the taliban, get these people off the streets, out of our communities, jail them at guantanamo or some place safe until we can get them into the courts and get them removed from our country. we need to do a lot more.

i commend the president for what he has done so far. we need to secure our borders completely. and we need to wage war against these criminal gangs. griff: sheriff, thank you for taking time and your officers being out there every day. thanks for taking the time. >> thank you. griff: the mainstream media spending yet another week bashing president trump. >> the president off the rails because he isn't getting enough. >> he is infested and an entire national party. griff: american people are entire of it says a new poll. whys does the media keep up with this unhinged coverage? you know how so many people can't keep their cool? >> call me elf one more time. >> he's an angry elf. [laughter] griff: turns out, being angry can be really bad for your health. we are going to tell you all about it. probably tell to you chill

out. relax. maybe even raise the roof. ♪ don't let go ♪ you got the music in you ♪ one dance left ♪ don't give up ♪io right now, congress is talking about tax cuts that will add trillions to our national debt and hurt our economy. it's time to tell congress... don't borrow more money from china. and leave more debt to our kids. keep your word. tax cuts shouldn't add to the national debt.

♪ you better watch out ♪ you better not cry ♪ you better not pout ♪ i'm telling you why. pete: well, christmas has arrived at our plaza on the

corn are of 48th and sixth avenue in new york city. if you are here on vacation or you live here, come on and check us out. christmas seasonal is a great time to be in new york. lisa: so beautiful especially when they put the tree up in rockefeller plaza. griff: i think it will happen this week. tomorrow the christmas tree comes and gets decorated for the white house. that's tomorrow. lisa: i went to rockefeller plaza for the first time last year when i came up. it was so cool. i felt like such a tourist. it was not an original idea. a lot of people there. it was very cool to see it and it was absolutely beautiful. i highly recommend it. pete: the reason why christmas tree might be more expensive there is a nationwide shortage. lisa: there is point to what we are talking about. pete: during the downturn there were less trees planted. it takes about 10 years for a tree to be mature enough to be chopped down and put in living room.

basic supply and demand tells us if you have less of it you might be shelling out another 10 or 15 bucks for christmas tree. griff: what would you pay 50, 60, $75? lisa: you can't put a price tag on christmas. pete: what would you really pay? lisa: you know, i have actually never gone christmas tree shopping because there is an allergy in my family growing up. so we always did a fake tree. so i don't really have a big. pete: good honest answer. lisa: i don't have good contacts. griff: we should ask our audience. friends@foxnews.com how much have you seen christmas trees cost this year and what are you willing to pay? you are a father, too. i can't buy just one. i have got to get the charlie brown tree. i have got to get. lisa: upside down one. if you guys watched yesterday, griff was creating his own upside down tree by accident you actually broke the beautiful tree. but, yeah, that's what they look like. what they were saying yesterday wasn't it like

$1,000? griff: $1,042 target selling upside down tree. lisa: i wonder spend that much. pete: island of manhattan 100 bucks crappy tree that barely unfolds. out in middle america where can you chop down your own which i have done many, many times probably paying a little bit less. let us know in the real world are you paying less or more at foxnews.com. because here we are always paying more. lisa: ridiculous. griff: headlines a bloody thanksgiving in chicago. five men killed and two dozen others wounded in shootings over the holiday weekend. the violent spree comes after last year's thanksgiving weekend saw 8 people fatally shot and more than 60 others injured according to the chicago tribune there have been 618 murders in chicago this year. lisa: senator al franken expected to speak to reporters today about sexual harassment allegations against him. the minnesota democrat who has been accused by four

women says that he does not intend to resign for the united states senate. senator franken in his latest apology friday says he is committed to regaining the trust of his constituents, admitting that he, quote, controlled the line for some women. do you think? pete: the daughter of a florida police sergeant is keeping the memory of fallen officers alive creating the nonprofit blue line bears. 15-year-old meghan o'grady making teddy bears from the actual uniforms from the fallen officers each with their own badge sown on her father joined us. >> it has the patch of the uniform. we take off the buttons from like the button down search and make the eyes and nose. we keep the pasm on the arm and keep like if they have hash marks. pete: from what i understood, when we aired this segment earlier in the show we crashed the website for this.

lisa: awesome. pete: to learn how can you support this great organization go to the blue line bears facebook page. you would be giving to a very important cause. lisa: an impressive young woman. griff: keeping your cool is a problem for many people. a new study says it could be life-threatening. >> call me elf one more time. >> you're an angry elf. griff: university finding angry men between 20 and 40 were one and a half more times to be dead 35 years sooner than those calmer. several factors linking stress to physiological damage. lisa: don't be angry, guys. pete: i'm calming down. lisa: rick isn't angry. rick: one and a half.

pete: 35 years sooner. lisa: don't worry, be happy. griff: apparently you release adrenaline into times of stress and somehow impacts your d.n.a. basically people upset in this political environment may really be putting their life at risk. rick: it was like one or two years earlier that's like final. but 35? that's legit. so we have got a little built of weather going on but today is that last day of people returning back home not that bad at all. snow going here across parts of new england. this is not going to amount to much. maybe slick roadways and bridges and overpasses. be careful out there. the rest of the country, you are looking good. we have a quick little thing we call it pineapple express where we have moisture coming all the way from hawaii up toward the coast of the u.s. we have that going on right now. some spots are going to see some pretty heavy rain there across the western part of the u.s. and that's kind of our only spot today of some travel problems. this is a future radar, goes all the way through monday.

take a look at that some snow coming to sierra, nevada, good news for skiers. by tomorrow. maybe rain into southern california which is always beneficial. lisa: thanks, rick. griff: all right. coming up. facebook shutting this small business promoting personal flags. why in the shop also sells guns. one of the store's manager also join us live. pete: got to hear that one. the so-called left wing media spending yet another week bashin bashing president trump. >> the president off the rails because he isn't getting enough thanks. >> he is infested and deformed an entire national political party. pete: yes, please. tell us more. a new poll says the american people while they are tired of it. so why is it still happening? are k. they just not help themselves? ♪ i play my guitar too loud ♪ how do you like me now ♪ how do you like me now ♪ now that

♪ ♪ >> one week ban on all cell phones, texting, iming, video chatting, video gaming anything on the internet. >> how am i supposed to do my homework. >> the way i did. >> she doesn't want a piece of stone. griff: kfc wants to help you get away from the chaos of technology with one of a kind internet escape pod. colonel sanders taking you back to a simpler time internet-free in his protective dome for 10 grand. one lucky fan can buy this steel enclosed igloo that blocks all signals. the next time you are out grabbing a 7/11 slurpee. the store offering own makeup line. brand aimed for women on the go features 40 items all under 5 bucks. pete? pete: thanks, griff. this week like many before it the media was busy slamming the president. >> the president off the rails because he isn't

getting enough thanks and praise. >> donald trump is about using the white house to promote his business interest. >> this is the horror of donald trump, which he is infested and deformed an entire national political party. lisa: but a new poll shows that 58% of american voters disapprove of how the media covers the president. pete: why does the media continue with its unhinged coverage? here to discuss is former press assistant for rick santorum. lauren, thank you very much for being here this morning. so the media, we know they are biased. they know they have left wing slants. we know the numerous are full of a particular perspective. do they not have enough perspective to understand the more unhinged they get the more they lose their credibility? >> good morning. you know, that's a great question. and they made this decision consciously before president trump became president trump. three months before the election, on the front page of the "new york times," they ran an op-ed by one of

their reporters and it laid out the groundwork for why the media should oppose then candidate trump, now president trump. and that sent the groundwork for this whole resist movement, this whole impeach trump movement. and so it is no wonder why so many people now don't trust the media. lisa: we're seeing that show up in polls as well there is a quinnipiac poll where voters 20% margin disapproval of the way the media covered president trump. how does that impact the media's ability to cover the president because if voters don't trust the media, it's really no longer credible. so in your estimation, how much of an impact does that have on their ability to cover the white house? >> you know, i don't think -- if you look at it, i'm not sure that they care. just this week if you looked at "washington post" reporter da nell ross she was caught having a secret meeting with democrats, liberal donors future of the

democratic party. she is supposed to be a journalist did. she get fired? no. why does she still have a job? how can anyone read "the washington post" objectively now? she is supposed to be a journalist. pete: you can't. even president trump yesterday continuing his exposure of the media. he tweeted 'cnn international saying it's a major source of fake news. will this not be one of the largest legacy of this president you? set aside the legislation which is he pursuing right now on tax reform and other things. but culturally the exposure of the media. is this something that will last? >> well, for sure. and, you know, you want to have to wonder why they are doing. this because is he by all accounts he has been very successful. i mean, our country, the economy is on the rise. there are more jobs staying here. and they continue to play this game. i mean, have you april ryan from cnn picking a fight with sarah huckabee sanders over a pecan pie that she baked for thanksgiving. demanding pictures of the pie that she made and demanding pictures of the

pie being served. she works for cnn. certainly she has more important things to be reporting on right now. lisa: right. >> they have all become anyone from network news to newspapers to magazines. lisa: speaking of magazines. i want to get your take real quick on politico magazine. they wrote that the media has totally lost its connection with a large portion of the nation. almost all of them conservative. this problem is real. the anger against the mainstream media deep seeded and as difficult as it is for many to accept, much of the anger is justified. your response? >> they have all become an arm of the democratic national committee. from using to be when you thought of media bias, you just thought of major network news or major newspapers. now everybody is jumping in to the fray. have you got magazines. you've got prime time news. prime time television. you've got late night comedy. have you got "saturday night

live." i would challenge anybody to turn on the tv after 8:00 at night and find a show if they don't outwardly bash the president of the united states, they are throwing some sort of liberal political agenda in your face. >> that's true. you were press secretary for senator santorum. have you dealt with the press. how many times did you feel like when you were calling the so-called mainstream press or networks you were calling a sympathetic ear? lisa: or even just objective one? pete: dealt with someone behind the scenes adversary? >> right it used to be that no matter hot president was, we all came together as a country and we all got -- came together whether we voted for him or not because we wanted this country to succeed. that's just knot the case anymore. i think the mainstream of this country want president trump to succeed. it's just a small group of people led by the media that don't.

lisa: thank you. >> president trump succeed america succeeds. lisa: thank you so much for your time, lauren, we appreciate it thank you your your insight. >> thank you. pete: president trump set to crash the senate's party this week to get them to get serious about tax cuts. what does he need to say to get more money back into your pocket? matt schlapp just talked with some of those key senators that will be in that meeting and he joins us come up. lisa: cyber monday is just a day away. we have tips to help you get the best deals. don't miss it ♪ my momma told me ♪ you better shop around ♪ shop ♪ whoa, yeah ♪ my dad's.

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griff: welcome back. 56% of americans plan to shop on cyber monday,

tomorrow. that's up 17% from those who shopped the retail holiday last year. lisa: and if you are one of those hoping to score some big savings, our next guest has some tips for you. sara is a shopping and trend expert for retail me not.com and she is with us now on the couch. how is it going? >> good morning. >> what do we need to know? what's your number one tip for us here? >> number one tip get ahead of the game. sunday night. tomorrow is the big day. cyber monday. i recommend getting a head start tonight. go to all of your favorite websites. make sure have you different tabernacles open. either start a wish list or favorites list. or actually start putting things in your cart so have you done the work ahead of time. tomorrow morning when the sales hit check out. pete: just because they run out of things. >> a little bit of everything. some will start tonight at midnight. some will start 5:00 in the morning. the idea is to make sure you have everything you want or need ready to go. griff: how many deals are on social media and twitter and other places? >> that's a really good point. i always recommend following all of your favorite

websites, brands, retailers on social media. sometimes they will release actual exclusive deals or special sales. coupon codes specifically for their fans and followers. pete: i bottom a lot of things off instagram recently which is sort of scary. >> like they know what's in your head. lisa: you tell us about stacking your savings. tell us about that. >> stacking your savings a new concept. shopping online look for coupon code or free shipping offer combine that discount gift card. buying a gift card at full value that you use at full value at a discount and actually use on top of that a cash back offer. so then you are stacking your savings. something new are all of these browser extensions retail me not has one now called genie. and it's really easy. a chrome browser extension and automatically applies cash back savings and coupons at checkout. lisa: how do you play your cards right? griff: credit card thing. >> make sure you are paying attention to your credit cards. make sure you are checking them for fraudulent activity. number two, try to use them

for warrantees. a lot of times people don't realize your credit card offers extended warranties or price protection. if a price drops. can you return it to that vendor or retailer. pete: differentiate deals from not good deals. >> i love free shipping. i'm a sucker for free shipping offers. so i recommend if you don't necessarily see a free shipping offer for your favorite store or whatever you are shopping, sometimes can you do something called buy online, pick up in store. take advantage of that. griff: thank you. so basically people should get online right now and start shopping? lisa: now we are all ready and prepared. retail me not.com. >> retail me not.com. thank you for having me. here. pete: president trump putting his man in consumer protection bureau gone wild. is he about to drain another swamp? griff: move over ugly sweaters. there is a new trend this christmas. fan jams. have you been wearing these? my family has. send me your pictures.

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>> president trump will joan republican lawmakers to help get tax reform done. >> president trump is meeting with the congressional big four on the leadership. >> it is going to get done it has to get done with the american people. >> and i see republican senators know that for their constituents which is why i think you'll see them coming to at this week to get it done. >> al franken due to address the media over a growing list of women accusing him of inappropriate sexual behavior. >> the democrats are absolutely obsessed with power. power matters to their morals and ethics go out the window. >> u.s. border patrol agent laid to rest in el paso saturday one week after he was ambushed putting his life on the line leaving behind an 11 year old son and fiancee as well as

grieving parents. >> mick mulvaney has a new job despite still being in his old position. >> president trump tapped him to run the consumer financial protection bureau. >> president trump actually tweeted the consumer financial protection bureau or cspb has been a total disaster as run by the previous administration's pick. >> mick mulvaney is the one who called the bureau a joke. we could be looking at a legal battle here. ♪ i'm on my way, driving and in the country ♪ >> pete: easing into your sunday morning on the 9:00 edition of fox & friends. >> lisa: hi guys. >> pete: happy morning. how is it going? >> lisa: well i think it's going well are you trying to sell me something? pete and i have known each other and i've known you from d.c. boroughs and i already have

friends here. >> griff: comfortability. >> lisa: i've been on the show a bunch and it's a great show. i'm thankful to be here. >> pete: we have griff too on occasion. >> griff: occasionally. and you and i will be heading back later on today to washington where there is much happening. >> lisa: a lot going on. >> griff: one issue we have talked a lot about this morning that is not the long to do list of congress but yet a fight over a specific parking spot that is obscure agency known as the consumer financial protection. >> pete: if president trump had his way it would be obscure but unfortunately under the obama administration, the cfpb, consumer financial protection bureau has been empowered as a bureaucracy to go after a lot of businesses and others and lending practices started because of the financial crash but now it's because they have been unleashed and this administration wants to reign it in and they are doing it by an appointment that raised eye brow s at washington d.c. first of all president trump

tweeted this yesterday about the consumer financial protection bureau. again former director has stepped down so the president has the perogative to appoint somebody else. the cfpb has been a total disaster as run by the previous administrations pick. financial institutions have been devastated and are unable to properly serve the public. we will bring it back to life. he believes bringing it back to life is mick mulvaney the current omb director but the guy stepping out thinks he has the perogative to appoint a successor. >> lisa: so there's a big battle brewing who has the authority to appoint the successor and it potentially could end up in a legal fight. >> griff: it will. >> lisa: and we actually had gone if you guys are interested at home we've got mark short the white house director of legislative affairs were able to speak to him earlier about this. take a listen. >> i think that the cfpb was the brain child of elizabeth warren when she was a professor and it is a disaster and it has no accountability and created in a way that it does not get its

appropriations from congress so it has unelected bureaucrats running an agency that has done nothing but looked to kill jobs in america. mick mulvaney will do an outstanding job there until the president is able to appoint somebody to come in full time. >> griff: mark is the only person i've seen from the white house speaking out about this but it is a part of what pete you've talked about which is this drain the swamp. here was an agency created to protect consumers from predatory lending practices of mortgage companies who put us into 2008 financial crisis and it has become political with president obama's last most powerful hold out, holding on to power to stick it to president trump and appointing on the way out the door his deputy causing a problem getting in the way but you say this is all about drain ing the swamp. >> pete: of course and mark short said that as well. it doesn't even get its funding from congress but straight from the treasury department so congress doesn't have the purse strings and if the executive our president doesn't have the perogative to set a priority of an agency then what does he have

the perogative of and if you have obama appointees, hillary clinton did not win, she would have continued his policies the american people voted for a particular perspective which is i want a pro business, anti-big government person in the white house who will grow our economy. the cfpb way outspanned its scope and it's hurting businesses. mick mulvaney will bring that bake into focus but the question is will his first day be tomorrow or after a legal battle when president trump-- >> lisa: also another person who expressed the same concerns that you just expressed is mick mulvaney who has been tapped to be the interim director of this bureaucracy when he was on the house financial services committee, he criticized it heavily, so it's kind of interesting that he's now going to be-- >> pete: he called it a joke. >> lisa: he also called for dismantling as well. >> pete: there are folks that are running agencies who in this current government and rightful ly so who previously believe that agency should not

exist. get rid of the irs, this department that department. >> lisa: the eps as well. >> pete: exactly. it represents a very different view of the world a different view of government. it's what people voted for. you don't want more bureaucrats in the harvard kennedy school of government that think they know better than you. we want to unleash free people to live free. >> griff: to your point lisa, you mentioned a legal fight. this is i suspect we'll hear from president trump and the administration in the coming days because this is the frustration that president trump has over now while he's trying to get this end of the year to do list tax reform and all that stuff he's having to resort and put out a legal battle drawing back to a federal vacancies act. this is exactly what gets in the way of progress and that's the point he's making. >> lisa: speaking of draining the swamp representative jim jordan has a message to the washington d.c. establishment, take a listen. >> the american people say we're going to make donald trump president of the united states. if that's not sending a message

to the establishment in this town, i don't know what will, so again, maybe we better think about what the american people are saying via electoral process and do what they sent us here to do and that's the message for paul ryan, but that's the message for all of us. every member of congress and every member in the senate. let's get done what we said and do what we promised the voters we would do and do what they sent us here to do. you do that i think things work out. republicans run on certain things the same thing donald trump ran on. let's do that and let's work with the president to do what we said. >> lisa: well what a crazy concept to do what we promise you that we would do to follow through on the promises that we made to you as voters, obamacare , tax reform thus far have not done that, pete your thoughts. >> pete: what a crazy comment or crazy concept but the reality is it has been nearly impossible because the swamp isn't just the cfpb, it isn't just the democrat s or hollywood, it isn't just the media. it is establishment republicans

who love to be in the minority, passing bills that will never get written. >> griff: namely mitch mcconnell >> pete: i mean yes i happily will but all these conservatives who have been lied to for years. they're sick of campaign conservatives who tell then all these great things, mitch mcconnell famously said we're going to tear out obamacare root and branch and we had a chance to do so. he couldn't get his caucus across the line. i get it, it's tough but if you can't get your job done then get another job. that's the idea of grassroots conservatives who feel like they're being lied to by liberal republicans. >> griff: we had a conservative voice on earlier saying look, goodbye, but you know, the real test is going to be for mitch mcconnell whether or not he gets tax reform across the finish line. >> pete: in a legislative sense among conservatives the era of mitch mcconnell is over. >> lisa: gets get viewers response next. we had asked you earlier and your responses came into e-mail from keith. keith said pack your bags

establishment your days are numbered and republicans align. you've abused your power way too long. >> pete: an e-mail from ray says there are a lot of smart people the american public voted to run this government. all members should work together and quit this voting across party lines i wish. >> griff: scott says stop the drama. we voted you in do your jobs. we'll vote you out keep the e-mails coming friends at fox news.com is pretty much straight to the point. >> lisa: get it together or get out. >> griff: and you'll see that, look again. >> lisa: you don't have to go home but get out. >> griff: you've got a lot to do in a short time to do it in. not only tax reform but of course the budget looming deadline. >> lisa: a lot of stuff. >> griff: and the house wants to make every elected moral leader we've brought to washington to get their proper training. but i digress we turn to your headlines. families and friends gathering to say their final goodbyes to a texas border patrol agent whose cause of death remains a mystery

36 year old rahelio martinez laid to rest during a private funeral service in el paso, texas. the husband and father of five succombing to traumatic injuries after responding to activity along the u.s. mexico border and the incident is being investigated as a potential assault. >> lisa: president trump is returning to washington today after spending the holiday inn florida, while down south an angry driver tried cutting off his motorcade not very friendly there. white house media following the trail vehicle say local police pulled over the eradic red van and the driver making obscene gestures and screaming several words. this follows a similar incident last month when a a bicyclist flipped off the motorcade indiana virginia. >> pete: millions of people hitting the roads and flying the skies returning home from thanksgiving. airlines for america saying around 2.3 million people are expected to fly today, i'll be one of them with three kids and experts predicting 28.5 million

total americans took to the skies surrounding the thanksgiving holiday and according to triple a, over 45 million americans chose to road trip this year instead. >> lisa: we're all traveling today. >> pete: everyone is going somewhere. >> griff: former president george h. w. bush is making a huge milestone now the longest living commander-in-chief in u.s. history the 41st president is 93 years old and 166 days old surpassing gerald ford who passed away at 93 years old and 165 days old and president bubba and his wife hold the record for the longest presidential may an in american history with 72 years. congratulations. >> lisa: those are your headlines and president trump plans to crash the senate's party this week to get them to pass his tax cuts. so what does he need to say to get back or get your money back in your pocket? matt shlat just talked with some key senators and joining us next if i can talk. [laughter] >> griff: move over ugly sweater s there's a new christmas

fashion trend coming and my family has been rocking them for years, we're trendsetters and this is fam jam pictures at friends at fox news.com and we'll share that. look at that. >> lisa: griff needs to share his. >> griff: family pajamas. ♪ outside the snow is falling and friends are calling, come on it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you ♪ and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trained to report any changes in behavior, no matter how small, so tom could have peace of mind. we'll be right there. we have to go. hey, tom. you should try right at home. they're great for us. the right care. right at home.

>> pete: this tuesday president trump will head to capitol hill to talk tax reforms with senate republicans ahead of the senate 's crucial vote, so what does he need to say in order to get it done by christmas? >> griff: matt shlat is a former political director for george w. bush and director of the american conservative union. he joins us now to weigh in, matt i know you've been talking to senators, what are you hearing? >> lisa: hi, matt. >> matt: i'm hearing that everyone knows on the republican side in the senate that they got to get this done. you know, after the failure on

repealing and replacing obamacare, everyone feels the political pressure to get it done but griff, the next question is they also feel some responsibility to get it done right so behind the scenes there is a flurry of activity. >> lisa: and getting it done right to that point matt so you've got six senators expressing concerns from the deficit to the individual mandate as well or senator johnson concerned with the way small businesses are being treated. how do republicans get to 52 or how do they get to 51 in getting this passed the finish line? >> matt: well lisa, i think you're right with those six and there are others that obviously are expressing some concerns more privately and i think the key for mitch mcconnell is just to get to 50 and have mike pence break the tie. it's a real shame that democrats are just refusing to play any significant role on this in the senate. you know lisa what's amazing a few of these democratic senators from red states would actually be involved in this tax bill.

they could get so much of what they wanted but because politics is playing big these days they just aren't doing it. >> pete: matt i mean the president has had public feuds with what he called little bob corker, jeff flake, john mcand others. is this a personal thing or is this on principle? >> matt: well i've come on your show and talked about for instance like bob corker and the personality conflicts with president trump. i have to say that i'm convinced that bob corker is working very constructively to try to make the bill better and i think there's a very good chance that he supports the bill in the end. john mccain obviously is in the side of his life and that seems to overshadow previous promises which i can't really blame him for and so i think he's a definite wildcard. susan collins is a definite wildcard. i mean, she has really been on big questions about obamacare and we actually don't even know if she's for tax cuts now. i think those are two of the biggest problems. >> griff: what about senator ron johnson. he's been the only confirmed no.

he's upset that the pass through will favor unfairly favor corporations over small businesses. where do you think he is at this very moment? >> matt: first of all griff he's got a really good point which is under this bill, c corps or you might call them large corporations get a massive tax cut which i'm totally for from 35 to 20% but pass throughs which is like 90% of small businesses don't get as generous a tax cut so what ron johnson is saying let's take a few more steps to make sure we tax small in the realm of where we talk big and you'll get, ron johnson wants this bill in the end and i'm convinced he's doing everything to get there so i think they get him in the end. >> lisa: matt let's talk politic s. what are the political implications of failure for senate republicans or republican s at large? >> matt: i don't know lisa kind of like catastrophic i guess. it's pretty bad. there's so many changes going on in the republican side and the

coalition across the country is changing a lot. if the senate cannot get this done, i just think the republican party doesn't go away as people predict. it just means there will be more upsetting to the order of things and more new voices which some people really like. i think that it's the reason why republican senators are really trying to get this done. they know their necks are on the line. >> pete: you may be asking about this but mitch mcconnell private ly, you know publicly is different, privately how many senators would vote today for majority leader mitch mcconnell? >> matt: i think you'd be surprised he's in a much stronger position than you might think because here is the big issue and i've heard you guys talk about us this morning on your show. mitch mcconnell is doing the job of trying to make the best of a very diverse confront. if mitch mcconnell goes away, the next person who steps in has exactly the same job. remember when john boehner conservatives were criticizing john boehner by the way for a lot of correct reasons and then paul ryan said he stepped into

do the job? paul ryan finds himself in much the same position as john boehner so you can rearrange who is in your leadership but it's the dynamics of the conference that change. what we really need is a change in the dynamics of the conference. >> griff: matt schlapp thank you for joining us we will find out mitch mcconnell's future hanging in the balance on tax reform only time will tell. >> pete: appreciate it matt. >> griff: coming up they may look like giant gifts on the street but these massive roadblocks are actually a present for terrorists we'll explain. >> pete: facebook shutting down this small business ad that's promoting american flags. why? because the shop also sells guns one of the stores managers joins us live, next. ♪ don't think i know what you're seeing, so please stop explain ing, don't tell me because it hurts ♪

>> pete: welcome back to fox & friends weekend so quick headlines the u.s. is condemning pakistan's release of a wanted terrorists. the white house calling the release a step in the wrong direction saying a refusal to reassure rest him would hurt relations with pakistan. sayeed is believed to have found the militant group behind the deadly 2008 mum by terror attack and some german christmas market is getting creative while protecting pedestrians from terrorism. the city maintaining the christmas spirit while placing massive gift wrapped barricades to avert potential attack attacks less than a year after 12 people were killed during a truck attack at a berlin christmas market. griff? >> griff: thanks, pete. facebook is sporting a goods

shop because it also sells guns. >> lisa: in this store the october honor the flag promotion was approved and rejected and when an employee asked facebook what happened she got this response. "it's because you have link to your website on your page which does sell firearms that's also against our policy i'm afraid." >> griff: that employee jessica keffer is the marketing manager and she joins us now with more on this. >> lisa: hi jessica. >> thank you for having me. >> griff: you're operating a sports shop in lancaster county, pennsylvania. you do a patriotic thing and now all of a sudden you find yourself being censored by facebook? >> correct. >> griff: tell me what happened? >> well we tried to put a post on our facebook page and facebook allows you to boost that to turn it into an advertisement and that then goes through an approval process. got an e-mail saying the ad had been approved and one day later it was unapproved. how does that happen? we don't understand how there can be such confusion and

questions from facebook on it being approved one day and not approved the next. >> griff: and you write back and say wie? >> exactly. i asked why and got the e-mail it was because of the link to our website that exists on our facebook page. >> lisa: the importance here is because how much are your sales generated by these digital advertising? how important is that to your bottom line to be able to advertise digitally? >> digital advertising is huge. social media has a marketplace you really can't touch any other way and in order to us to reach that marketplace eneed to be able to advertise and not being able to really does our business and our industry a huge dis service. >> griff: how long has this shop been in existence? >> since 1954 we're a family- owned operation and been in business since 1954. >> griff: in 50 years is it your sense that you're the latest example of a climate that is anti-second amendment anti-guns right now? >> it seems to be a very strong political and cultural bias on the part of facebook towards our

industry. we're not treated the same as your box stores, dick's, sporting goods, bass pro shops they all have the ability to advertise and we asked about that and the answer was well they sell other things. we do too. >> lisa: have you had any other stores reach out that faced something similar with facebook? >> yes i've heard many stories through many of our contacts throughout the industry that all have similar issues and we felt it was time our industry spoke up and shared the fact this was happening and i think we deserve some answers and we deserve the same treatment as any other business. >> griff: with many small businesses this is the time of year you really need sales. this is the time you can make your highest sale i presume? >> yes. >> griff: what is the plan? what are you going to do now? >> well we are relying on some tv ads, we have some digital ads going in other areas, radio advertisements, and really word of mouth. we are so blessed with our customer base and they've really been supportive of us so we're using all the means we can. we're still posting on our

facebook page. we're just not able to advertise there. >> griff: have you had any follow-up from facebook? >> i have not, no. >> griff: interesting. >> lisa: jessica thank you so much for sharing your story and we appreciate your time today. well, coming up activists targeting the family of the fcc chairman calling him a murderer of democracy because of his plans for the internet. seriously? >> griff: forget ugly sweaters there is the new trend this christmas, fam jams. have you been wearing these? my family has for years and we'll share your photos, next. >> lisa: we want to see the photos griff. and then a group of boy scouts helps a 95 yearwood world war ii veteran retire his worn down american flag. this inspiring story is coming up next you don't want to miss it. ♪ puts his name at the top of the list and the statue of liberty started shaking her fist and an eagle will fly and it's going to be here when you hear mother freedom start ringing her

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♪ jen el bells jingle bell rock >> pete: oh, boy. it's coming. we've got it outside on the plaza and new york is lighting up. >> griff: we've got a new trend forget those ugly sweaters for christmas. the fam jam, this is family pajamas and they're acting like it's a new trend but honestly, it's not. have a look at this. this is the jenkins family from a few years ago all red pajamas actually had the names on the

rear ends there. >> lisa: your family? >> griff: the dog was included, there are my girls. >> lisa: so cute. >> griff: very very cute and my wife tells me we've ordered fam jams again this year. i'm not sure exactly. >> pete: this is another form of fam jams this is last night in my house. >> lisa: so cute. >> pete: baby gwendolyn in the middle i feel like matching pajamas for kids age 7, 6, 5, 4, 2-0 is the way to go and they watched despicable me in the holiday spirit. >> lisa: what were their responses of all dressing the same? >> pete: it's the parents that shouldn't be dressing in pajamas really. >> griff: oh, no here we go. >> lisa: did you find one for yourself. >> griff: i'm not sure our viewers will agree with you let's take a look at their photos. >> pete: we've got those as well photo from emily here. >> lisa: that's the way to do it >> griff: that is. >> pete: those are adult pajamas you're right.

>> griff: this is a good thing. >> lisa: there's nothing wrong with adult pajamas. >> griff: we have a photo from nancy. what a great photo here. plus the dog. >> lisa: this is from michael. oh, look at the little baby in the middle so cute. >> pete: a lot of fam jams out there. the photo there-- >> lisa: setting up the christmas tree getting in the holiday spirit. >> griff: oh, look at that. that may be the winner right there. >> lisa: he looks warm and cozy though so i don't understand how anyone could be against that. >> griff: i'm not against it. >> pete: there's no moral angle on it. >> griff: i think you're just jealous. i think pete is just jealous that gwendolyn gets to be santa. >> pete: why can't a girl be santa? we live in a new world. >> griff: we must turn to our judge and jury. our viewers, friends at fox news .com. >> lisa: i thought we were getting to headlines now. >> pete: fam pajamas. >> griff: not yet. >> pete: you guys are awesome the jenkins always setting the

trend so what we will be wearing next year. turning out to your headlines a manhunt is testifying for a driver accused of shooting over a dozen bullets on the florida turnpike the gun shots injuring two people in an apparent road rage incident near winter garden s. troopers looking for the suspected shooter whose in a gray toyota camry. both victims were taken to a nearby hospital with minor injuries and neither was hit by a bullet directly. >> lisa: a murder of democracy that's what net neutrality activist is calling chairman. protesters leaving these signs in the front of his house. can you guys see that telling his kids their father is an evil man telling them you don't have to be evil. the latest protest triggered by the fcc plans to roll that net neutrality rule and it's in the country's best interest to keep internet a free and open market. >> griff: a heartless holiday crime forcing a family-run christmas tree farm to shutdown during the busiest season.

thieves burglarizing this tree farm in california pictures revealing how devastating the damage is. >> in some ways it's like scroog e stole christmas because they literally rolled carpets off the floor and took them. >> griff: a milestone 40th year in business. >> pete: and a community coming together to help a world war ii veteran properly retire his torn american flag. boy scouts in georgia performing a proper flag ceremony for the 90 year old retired naval commander frank coleman at his home. >> very much honored for who all did this. it's very thoughtful for all of these people. >> pete: the scouts presenting coleman with a brand new flag to fly proudly. now that's giving some perspective to your kids. >> lisa: so sweet. >> pete: for sure. >> lisa: seriously it's always good to see or even megan who we had on the show earlier with the police officers putting together

those to send to the fallen, families of the fallen. it's always great. >> griff: blue line bears. >> lisa: always nice to see kids stepping up showing the rest of america really how it's done and to be a good citizen. >> pete: without that you don't have the citizenry required for the next generation so keep it up and that's a great story for sure. right now we'll head out to rick richmuth i think he's outside? >> lisa: hi, rick. >> rick: you feel like you wasted your childhood. >> lisa: upheaped a jacket you didn't have one earlier. >> rick: i did. all these guys here wanted to be on tv but then they're afraid to get too close. the microphone doesn't reach. oh, there you go where you from? >> florida. >> rick: a little chilly here? >> little cold. >> rick: how is new york for you? >> different but i really like it. >> rick: thanks so much for coming by. take a look at the weather map show you what's going on this morning overall we're saying it's chilly but it's 44 degrees that's really not bad at all. 29 in chicago is the cold spot on the map, right now and we are going to be watching a little

bit of cooler air settle in at least for today and then we warm back up across the northeast but overall snowflakes falling across up state new york and that's it. down across the southeast tons of sunshine maybe a little bit of clouds central florida a shower or two nothing that will cause a problem and temps really warmup well above average across much of the south for much of this coming week up across the northern plains, nebraska, kansas, temps well above average getting up into the 50s as far north as bismark so warm air in place there and out across the west it's really our only trouble spot we have storms moving on in across areas say central to northern california, by tomorrow that dives down across southern california bringing a little bit of rain and mountain snow. all right guys. >> lisa: thanks rick. >> pete: good stuff. still ahead a new op ed calls president trump sanctuary city crack down a miscarriage of justice but isn't it just about keeping us safe? texas attorney general ken tax on here to react next.

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>> griff: loved ones gathering for their final goodbyes to a texas border patrol agent this weekend 36 year old rahelio martinez died responding to activity along the u.s. mexico border. >> pete: the incident is being investigated as a "potential assault" as the official cause of death remains a mystery. >> lisa: joining us now with an update is texas attorney general , ten paxton, attorney general thank you for joining us >> thank you for having me appreciate it. >> lisa: so question to you what is the latest development on this case and what do viewers need to know? >> obviously our prayers are with the families.

this is a federal investigation now typically the state will come in if we're asked to. at this point we have not been asked to. i will say this the fact that the state and fed's offers a little bit of a reward tells you a little bit about what we think happen so we obviously think there was some type of assault and hopefully someone will come forward and give us information about that. >> pete: attorney general why the perception of ambiguity? why are folks officials not willing to come out and say this , you know, we don't know all of the details but it looks like there was an adversary in this instance. >> well it's typical in an investigation when they don't have the information especially here where there was no eye witness it's typical for no information to come out until they actually have everything put together so i'm not surprised the media speculates but i'm not surprised we really don't have any information that's come out. >> griff: attorney general i've spoken a lot with the special agent in charge with the fbi down there and she tells me the investigation is under control but just to give our viewers a

little bit of a sense from where this happened it's about 30 miles north of the mexico border and an area that is heavily trafficked by drug traffickers and that of course certainly something we talked with one of the union border patrol union guys and says look, this looks like the agent martinez and his partner whose now since we understand out of the hospital, were ambushed and attacked. >> yeah, i don't actually even though the investigation is not over it would not surprise me in any way that's what happened. you don't usually have two border agents, one dead, one severely injured just randomly falling. it's just very unlikely that's what happened. i'm very sure we're going to find in the end this was an assault by drug smugglers or somebody that shouldn't be in our country. >> lisa: and how frequent are incidents like this along the southern border? >> you know we have a lot of trouble along the southern border. our state police keep track of crimes that are related to illegals and in the last five years we've had over 600,000 different potential crimes from

1200 murders to you name the crime we've had it so we track that information and it's fairly prevalent. >> pete: you wonder why the president and others are calling for a wall and increased security measures down there. it's a dangerous plus and our border agents face it every day. we want to get your point on another topic as well mr. attorney general. an op ed from the clarion ledger in jacksonville, mississippi says that president trump's sunket weary city crack down is a "miscarriage of justice." here you can see the headline. it's a miscarriage of justice is exactly what i just said. why would a paper like this in jacksonville, mississippi or anyone else look at a policy of saying if you aren't going to abide by the law why should you get federal funding? why miscarriage of justice? >> i couldn't disagree with them more. basically sanctuary city laws including the ones in texas are designed to protect our citizens we're talking about people who are here illegally and also who are suspected of committing crimes or who have committed

crimes, so why we want to protect these people not exactly sure why because it certainly doesn't benefit my citizens to make sure these people are protected. we want them deported when we know for sure they're illegal and they suspected of a crime or committed a crime. >> pete: why does the left want to give them a special status? >> you know, it's one of the most confusing things i've ever seen. i can't find a justification. i haven't been given justification other than they will change the narrative to claim that the laws are doing something different than they are. when you actually ask them about what the law is doing, they can't typically defend it. >> griff: ken is the top law enforcement officer in texas, are you getting from this administration the tools you need, the tenth amendment of course says it is not required local law enforcement to carry out federal immigration violations for instance if one of these murders has a container on them are you getting the tools you need to go after these criminals in your state? >> yeah, you know, this

president has done more to protect us from illegal immigration and from the crimes we deal within texas than any other president, so not only does he talk about it in the right way but we're getting resources, we're talking about the wall and more border agents and giving our border agents and customs officials the authority to do their job so i would say more than any other president that i've seen in my lifetime, this president has done that job >> lisa: so proponents of sanctuary cities say it allows for illegal immigrants to feel comfortable and step forward and share information. obviously you'd know about this given your position. what are your thoughts on that and what would you say to them? >> so you know in our law here in texas, they specifically exclude people that are witnesses or victims of a crime. in other words we can't ask about immigration status if they're coming forward so this narrative that somehow they are not going to come forward the law specifically in texas excludes them. >> pete: so it's a fake argument ultimately they're building a straw man to knock it down?

>> every argument i've heard from this whole idea of the show me your papers bill to this idea victims aren't coming forward is a changed narrative. the law provides for something very different. it's all about something very simple. safety from illegals who have committed crimes or suspected of committed crimes. >> griff: mr. attorney general thank you for your time and please send our regards to the martinez family and the other agent we understand recovering out of the hospital but certainly a terrible incident happening down there. >> pete: thank you, sir. >> lisa: thank you. >> thank you appreciate it. >> pete: coming up could colin kaepernick take his kneeling act to the big screen? it could happen. >> griff: [laughter] >> lisa: [laughter] >> pete: i've got nothing that. >> griff: and the top dog was just named at the national dog show so how can you train your pup to be best in show? we have the tips from an expert. >> lisa: look at that dog. we need bella, my dog there. >> pete: raising the roof.

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>> griff: quick headlines could colin kaepernick take his kneeling act to the big screen? a hollywood director reportedly courting the unemployed nfl quarterback for an unnamed project. it would be the first movie role for the former 49er who ignited controversy last year as the first player to kneel during the national anthem. and an nba legend michael jordan now rooting against chicago, at least in football. the bulls great apparently cheering for the minnesota vikings pete will be happy the rivals of the chicago bears, jordan's close friend and neighbor vikings hall of famer r ashad telling the st. paul pioneer press he's been convert ing jordan even watching games together in florida to the

glee. >> pete: no way, we don't get to the super bowl. >> lisa: a new winner crowned best in show at this year's national dog show listen. >> and best in show at this wonderful dog show is the brussels gripon is your winner. >> pete: the dog coming out on top in that competition but what does it take to train your dog to be best in show winner? >> griff: andrea arden is a pet expert and founder of andrea ar den dog training and she joins us. andrea how do we train dogs to do what newton did and take first place in the dog show? because i have a dog as well. i don't think we're anywhere close to this. >> lisa: griff and i need help. >> i will say that in a nutshel a lot of the things people focus on in training dogs for dog shows are things we should focus on when we're raising our own dogs whether we have a pure bread dog or rescue dog first thing you want to focus on is handling and gentle exercises so

a dog like newton has to be handled by lots of strangers like the judges who column and check the dog out so you give treats, check out their mouths, pick up their paws you're associating being handled with getting good things in this case food. >> pete: got it. >> lisa: everybody likes treats. >> griff: so bribe? >> yes, why not. >> griff: i've got that down in my house i keep treats everywhere. >> pete: you look at something like that like a cage or a crate and you say well is that good for dogs or not? >> this is the thing so if you go ahead and put brady in there, sometimes people feel sensitive about having dogs in crates but if you use them responsibly whether you have a show dog and you want them to be safe and confined or you have a pet dog whose a star at home, you want to teach them to be confined and be calm and the way you do it is again bribery. you put food stuck to toys in the crate and brady is perfectly happy with all going on here.

>> lisa: what about leash training? with my dog i passed an elderly couple and the woman said whose walking who and i heard it and it's very true. >> it's one of the hardest things for people to teach because you're competing with so many distractions but it's always wise to start with a doing, teaching them and let me see if i can do it with brady really quickly. >> griff: come here brady. >> lisa: having your puppy learn to start. he doesn't want to leave the crate now. >> pete: finds it as a comfort ing place. >> then rewarding them when they take a few steps with you and gradually increasing the number of steps so that you're essentially saying to your dog if you walk five steps with me and we stop and sit you get a treat. >> griff: what would you say with brady going back in it is the positive reinforcement of crate training so this is brady 's safe spot. it's not like he's put in there because you have to go out and run errands. >> there's great kids here and a baby in like a car seat and that baby seemed perfectly fine and

why do we use things like car seats for their babies? for their safety. same thing with a crate. >> griff: we also have the aspca as well. what's that dog's name? >> liam. >> griff: liam was like what about me? >> lisa: where are my treats? >> griff: can you teach an old dog new tricks? >> absolutely the dog we have here is an instagram celebrity dog at brussels.sprout. he is like newton, but he's a smooth coat and he knows tons of tricks part of why he's become a celebrity on social media. it doesn't matter what age you start. >> lisa: which dogs can be adopted? >> we have these two beautiful dogs to be adopted. >> griff: we will be right back with more. >> pete: thanks, andrea. ♪ just remember who is your best friend, so you've got a friend in me ♪

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spca.org. go and adopt these dogs right now as well as route is going to raise the roof for us a little bit and do dancing. >> pete: yeah, we're having fun. have a wonderful sunday. >> lisa: bye, guys. >> maria: good morning as lawmakers return from the holiday senators will decide the fate of the tax bill. and what will the president's successful asia trip mean for your new year? hi, everyone. i'm maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures on this thanksgiving weekend as the senate moves to vote on a bill that will reshape the country's tax code key republicans could derail the whole thing i'll speak with texas republican behind the tax overhaul the chairman of house ways and means congressman kevin brady. plus, we will hear from congressman peter king one of the current gop no votes in the house. he says this plan will have damaging effects on the economy