>> the chief rocking the baby, swiped out of the manger before dancing on stage at a church in tennessee but mary not having any of it, two start wrestling over the doll but the congregation breaks out in laughter and adults have to intervene. see you monday, goodbye. >> very good reason to suspect people that were involved in the investigation and deeply involved in it had biases against the president. >> you have here a cesspool of corruption covering up for the clintons. >> did james coming back water down his infamous statement to protect hillary clinton? bombshell evidence that has

lawmakers demanding answers. >> wise amtrak cutting security at the height of the holiday season? brand-new warning america needs to hear. >> the city of jesus's birth just canceled christmas and guess who the mayor is blaming? >> historical account of the birth of christ proves the palestinians are wrong and donald trump is right about jerusalem. jillian: "fox and friends" first continues right now.

♪ i am not keeping out ♪ to push me ♪ have to stop ♪ rob: the lights coming on here and it is friday. jillian: so much nicer because it is friday. rob: we will get some snow is what i heard. have to get janice dean in onset. it is friday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. fox news alert, fbi director james comey, hillary clinton's email pro water down. rob: several key edits are raising serious questions over

the fbi's impact in the election. the new details that have developed overnight. >> reporter: newly released documents show that comey's draft was edited prior to the infamous public announcement, remember this statement? >> we assess it is possible ha still actors gained access to secretary clinton's email account. >> reporter: in the early draft he said was reasonably likely hostile actors gained access compared to possible. then there is this. >> although we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing handling of classified information there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of sensitive, highly classified information. >> reporter: the early draft said grossly negligent. a key legal distinction. senator ron johnson of the senate home insecurity committee sent a letter to the fbi highlighting these examples saying they had a significant impact on the public evaluation of the implication of her, meaning hillary clinton's actions lose the letter following newly revealed

anti-trump text messages explains between fbi officials who worked on the mueller russia probe, one of whom, peter strzok changed the language to extremely careless. look at this. strzok texted no way trump gets elected but we can't take that risk. it is like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you are 40. senator chuck grassley wants to know what this insurance policy was all about. >> there is very good reason to suspect people that were early involved in the investigation and deeply involved had biases against the president and very much supporting and anticipating hillary clinton would be president of the united states. >> reporter: every day we get to a point healing back another layer of this onion. who knows what tomorrow or monday will bring. rob: we analyze this deeper what this means.

could these bombshell revelations lead to a new investigation into hillary clinton's server and handling her emails as well as an investigation into the fbi's handling of the original investigation. jillian: newt gingrich says we need both to wipe out this level of corruption never before seen in american history. >> you have here a cesspool of corruption covering up for the clintons in a way that as a historian is unimaginable. i do not know of any point in american history with this level of a system of corruption. we had occasional attorney general's, one under harding, one under grant but find individuals who were crooks, but this level of constant methodical undermining of the rule of law people who thought it was their job to save america, law enforcement officials who decide they will impose their version on the

american people, something very scary and something which undermines the american system. jillian: a new poll shows the majority of americans agree with the speaker, the survey was done in november even before the latest revelations, 54% of registered voters saying they feel there is a conflict of interest. rob: 70% are republicans, 40% are democrat compared to 60% of democrats who say they don't see a problem with bob mueller's investigation or the fact of a prior friendship with james comey. jillian: donald trump cutting red tape signifying efforts to cut government regulation avenue the fcc votes to repeal obama era net neutrality regulations. garrett tenney in washington dc with what this means.

>> reporter: cutting regulations is one of donald trump's top priority to get the economy going on yesterday at the white house used props to show how much federal regulations have grown with a stack of papers showing regulations that existed in 1960 compared to the red tape that exists today. the president counted his administration's progress rolling regulations back and even surpassing his goal of eliminating two regulations for every new one implemented so far his administration has thrown out 22 for each new regulation. >> earlier this year we set a target of adding 0 new regulatory costs onto the american economy. today i am proud to announce we beat our goal by a lot. >> reporter: that deregulation pushing clue the fcc which voted yesterday to roll back the net neutrality rules of the obama administration which prevented internet providers from slowing certain websites or charging more for others to work faster.

the fcc rules require internet providers to disclose if they are slowing down any website or giving preference to others with the fcc chairman said this change should benefit consumers. >> it is not the job of the government to be in the business of picking winners and losers. we should have a level playing field. >> reporter: a number of states disagree and argue the change will hurt consumers and are planning to sue the federal government over it. new york's attorney general is leading the charge saying this is not just an attack on the future of the internet but an attack on all new yorkers and the integrity of american voice in government and we will fight back in these new rules will allow internet providers to charge more for using sites that take up more bandwidth like netflix and youtube. supporters say they will not do that because they will face backlash from customers who don't like paying more and have their netflix shows looking

choppy. rob: appreciate it. fox news alert, isis britney americans this christmas season this time in our nation's capital, the latest propaganda calls for attacks on washington dc's national cathedral by depicting it up in flames after the terror army made this threat weeks ago depicting times square with santa claus and a box of dynamite, that picture might be what inspired akayed ullah who is accused of setting off a pipe bomb in new york city up subway system near the port authority monday. tara concerns, amtrak cutting back on key security procedures ahead of the busy holiday travel season spiking serious concern from travelers. a watch grog group, the washington free reagan, amtrak cutting security corners in an effort to cut costs. the group claims amtrak isn't

checking passenger's tickets before they board or asking for identification. jillian: undeniable proof, accusing iran of violating the obama era nuclear agreement, us ambassador to the united nations nikki haley presenting ballistic missiles, unmanned aircraft and exploding boats bearing iran at signature design. the trump administration claimed they were used by rebels to attack civilians in saudi arabia. >> iran has hidden behind the nuclear deal threatening to get out of it but these are the things they are doing while we look the other way and these are the things that will be dangerous and lead us to north korea if we don't do something to stop it. jillian: iran denied building the weapons, donald trump decertified the nuclear deal in october but congress failed to pass further sanctions. donald trump and vladimir putin taking a rare phone call to

discuss north korea. no word what was said but we know it was about tensions over north korea's intensifying nuclear program. russian deputy foreign minister warning recent pressure on north korea approaching a red line. rob: the vote on tax reform the republican national committee launching a new website to help promote the president's big plan, paycheck president features a digital ad and interactive map that provides information to call their senators to encourage them to vote, there's a petition people can sign to show their support. rob: the latest fbi bombshell believed to expose the true meaning behind these infamous words. >> there is evidence that they were extremely careless in handling sensitive highly classified information. jillian: does this have anything

to do with the so-called insurance policy outlined by fbi agent peter strzok? our next guest says it is time to find out what is happening in american justice. rob: a firefighter killed battling a wildfire, that massive fire, the santa ana winds pose a new thread today. >> we will not fail. rob: we are live with the latest is group last race against time to battle those flames. jillian: jj watt giving back to american heroes overseas. ♪ plan upstairs ♪ don't take no ♪

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governing handling of classified information there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of sensitive, highly classified information. rob: washington rocked by this, new documents show fbi director james comey watered down the remarks he made on national tv during a critical moment in hillary clinton email investigation. lawmakers are demanding answers on anti-trump text messages sent by members of robert mueller's investigative team, these two, one of them on the left, peter strzok helped comey at the script he would read on national tv. joining me as investigative reporter, thanks for coming on, appreciate it. all of this looking into russia and meddling it looks like we had meddling in the department of justice into this election from last year.

>> reporter: this is a guy who wrote this texts saying we can't risk it, donald trump might win. the same guy who helped comey author that statement, grossly negligent, a huge edit, extremely careless. >> reporter: took the weight of prosecution off of hillary's back in a situation where nobody understood why the fbi director was telling the doj what to do, not his job to make that decision. let's read the most critical text we found between peter strzok and lisa page. i want to believe the path you throughout for consideration in andrew mccabe's office from peter to lisa, that there is no way he gets elected, talking about donald trump, but i am afraid we can't take that risk. it is like an insurance policy

in the unlikely event you die before you are 40. sounds like he is saying there is no way donald trump will win this election. a lot of people felt that way but no way we can take that risk. what do you think this insurance policy he is talking about is? >> reporter: he is talking about actions. he can have whatever opinions he wants but he is saying we need to do something. you have this very unusual investigation where the fbi said hillary clinton did break the law with the server and decided not to charge or so a variety of things called out and this is the latest evidence that helps explain that, talking about why they decided to make this agreement, fusion gps for optimum research on trump, to jim comey and this is the guy getting paid by fusion gps, so

this is wild stuff. rob: was that insurance policy the dossier or simply we got to let hillary off the hook, we can't hurt her just in case there's a chance donald trump wins this election, crazier to think that this comes to fruition what if hillary clinton had won that election? you would have seen the fbi and a couple people throw an election one way or the other, a national presidential election voted by 100 million people, a couple people making that decision in the end. >> that is the concern, have the government gotten so big these agencies are on autopilot and elections don't matter anymore, bureaucrats, the deep state running things and nobody wants to endlessly relitigate history, this isn't about -- there's a reason they are still talking about this, you have to have -- attempting to middle and an election. like you said, they have nothing

to worry about. can't put up an incentive where you can break the rules in an election and succeed and off the hook. rob: everyone goes nuts over russia, we have evidence in this case to see where this goes. thanks for getting up early and see where this goes. jillian: 20 minutes after the hour, remember when donald trump called an employee of the national guard to stop the violence in chicago? the county commissioner is taking that threat to the next level. >> getting decimated by the violence that we see in chicago. this is genocide. jillian: for new call for boots on the ground in the windy city, star wars fans waking up pretty tired after the latest installment hit theaters overnight. kevin mccarthy live with the review you want to hear. stay right there. the in-laws have moved in with us.

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>> former apprentice contestants ousted by john kelly despite her assistance she resigned, the chief of staff said she was fired in the white house situation room where electronic devices are not allowed. this comes after she said this. >> where are the pictures, the videos, if i confronted john kelly, garner enough attention for anyone in the room to take a picture. jillian: the president likes her and thanked her for her service. rob: police officer fighting back after being suspended for attending church while on

duty:open, the middletown police department considering legal action because he feels his religious freedom has been violated. the 20 a veteran attended two services on active duty. have sparked the disciplinary hearing and 10 day suspension. he claims former police chief in the past allowed him to do this and he says he never missed a call while attending church on duty. jillian: most anticipated movie of the year blasting into theaters yesterday, last night it opened, star wars:the last i. rob: the latest and someone has fans excited but is it truly out of this world? here with his review is kevin mccarthy. is this the most anticipated film of the year? jillian: are you doubting what i just said? >> good morning to you guys, no question this is the most anticipated movie of the year. considering the ideas that the force awakens was such a huge deal with huge cliffhanger, this

is pretty awesome, the movie -- i know. it is amazing, they get crazier and crazier. i have a bigger one at home, a huge star wars one as well. this new one is directed by ryan johnson. of phenomenal filmmaker, let's get to the positives, the action is insane, it contains one of the greatest action scenes i have ever seen in a star wars film in the entire franchise, the cinematography, the action looks beautiful, performances are phenomenal. laura dern, adam driver, the score by john williams. on the negative side i think this film found it unnecessarily comedic tone. i did not like the direction they took luke skywalker. i won't spoil anything but at the end of episode vii, the left

film, there was a cliffhanger when ray is bringing luke the light saber and you want to know what happens next and in my opinion the thing that happens after that at the beginning of his new film wasn't the way i wanted it to play out. a little bit unnecessarily comedic in my opinion and the first act is a little bit slow. it is a good star wars film, i liked it but didn't love it. looking at the grand scheme, the empire strikes back, a new hope, the force awakens, return of the jedi, this film and rogue one. it is a solid film, 2 and half hours long, i want to see it again for a second opinion but wish it was a better star wars movie, i give up 3.5 out of 5. jillian: not a rave review, have a good weekend. rob: the white house and the press calling a truce on piegate

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behind a pregnant wife and his 2-year-old daughter ev. now they face a bigger threat. >> reporter: corey iversen died battling a fire that is now the fourth largest wildfire in california history. iversen leaves behind a pregnant wife and a young daughter. he was part of a strike team on the front lines trying to up the containment numbers when something went tragically wrong. officials not releasing any other details at this point, firefighters honoring the sacrifice of one of their own. >> we are slowing down and starting to focus on the family and enjoying the holiday season and tonight dealing with the tragedy. it is overwhelming for all of us. >> reporter: in a statement

governor gerri brown says iversen's bravery and years committed to service of the people of california will never be forgotten. fire crews keeping iversen in mind as they fight against the thomas fire which has burned 240,000 acres, destroyed 1000 homes and buildings, 35% contained. the fire spread smoke across a long swath of california, the residents desperate for fresh air left the area. >> a terrible situation in southern california. a new charge, and a white nationalist rally, james fields junior facing first-degree murder charges in charlottesville, virginia, showing video of the moment driving the car into protesters killing heather hire and injuring 30 other people. and somebody had died, his case will go to a grand jury for an

indictment on monday. >> reporter: forget the national guard, there's a different way to fight chicago gun violence. peacekeeping soldiers in the face of what he is calling a, quote, quiet genocide. >> the violence we see in chicago. jillian: 640 homicide so far. rob: donald trump junior calling out instagram for a biased algorithm. >> how this feud began. >> hey, girl and guy. silicon valley in general, people accuse them of being anti-conservative and facebook took heat, suppressing

conservative news stories and donald trump junior is accusing twitter of having a liberal bias. he took the twitter saying what a joke, bias and algorithm, i follow on the president's home page and obama, hillary and bernie, give me a break, good fake internet companies are, quote, neutral. this is generated a bunch of conversations. couldn't be further from who i prefer to follow and jeff tweets these must be the same people who use the polls as predictors for the presidency. jillian: by some twist of fate donald trump's former campaign manager ran into hillary clinton on his book tour. >> we are at the let trump be trump book signing in las vegas

at the peninsula hotel where crooked hillary just showed up, wonder she read our answer to what happened. and maybe set up a table, and give her a signed copy. did they talk? what did he mean by just showed up? if you are listening, let us know. pecan pie once again, and sarah sanders posted a picture of a homemade pecan pie on twitter and april ryan accused her of passing a store-bought version off as her own, they have come to peace over this thing, take a look at the this. >> i look at this as a reset to reach out to all of us, not just to me. >> can't believe you would

question my ability. >> it was a joke. you can be from the south and can't cook, loss of people can't cook. jillian: i don't know if that was very peaceful. rob: if you watch the press briefing, showing her disdain -- >> can you calm down? thank you so much. >> will we see any more snow is the question. we could. jillian: why are you checking a weather apps? rob: if you don't text me right away with the weather -- >> exactly. as early as you are, let's look at it. let's look at it. it is cold enough to snow, lake effect snow working its way

across the great lakes and look what happens as we zoom in and look at future radar in the afternoon. you might see snow in the forecast, here it is, right around 3:00 pm, there is at burst of snow across new york city, parts of new england. not a lot of snow but enough to get into that christmas spirit or make us in a bad mood because it is coming during rush hour. feel free to email me or text me anytime. rob: we appreciate it. he claimed he served 25 years as a green beret with a purple heart and was honored at a pro football game but was it all a lie? claims of stolen valor have been exposed. jillian: is your money going to those in need? our next guest breaks down the best and worst charities.

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rob: christmas canceled in the town where jesus christ grew up, the mayor of the northern israeli town of nazareth who is a muslim announcing a number of christmas events will not go on, he said donald trump has taken the joy out of the season after recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. pastor robert jeffers. >> the tendency of any culture becoming more secular and as that happens, unbelievers empowered to come out of the closet and show what they really believe or what they don't

believe. they will lose the money in this deal as well. the crime against our nation's heroes, new york man accused of stalling fowler. 25 years and special forces green beret with purple heart which got him into field access football games. the guardians of the green beret the man's military record shows he served 7 years, never saw that and spent most of his time as a driver. it is a federal crime to lie about military service for money or privileges, no word if he will face any charges. jillian: if you plan on giving back make sure you don't fall prey to one of the many scams out there. the vice president of institutional advancement lisa herman will sort out the best charity to give to the season.

we were talking in the commercial break, you still have to protect yourself and be careful this time of year. let's look at great small charities people can give to if they are interested in doing something like that. any favorites of your own? >> it is really innovative, you pick up public school classroom and teachers post the things they need, and an individual way of picking who you want to get to. jillian: another one is headstrong. >> headstrong provides mental health care to military veterans and take care of service. jillian: and one helps children. >> physical and mental disabilities, to mainstream

society, volunteered to them. jillian: keeps kids enlightened about discrimination, and well-known charity, doctors without borders, wildlife fund ronald mcdonald house. previously donating to a large one or small one. >> when you are selecting an organization you want to make sure, it is all about the mission to commission -- jillian: what are some things, is donating cash, and charity, is that okay? >> before getting credit card on the phone, the organization, real organization, and pay that way, cash is okay, if you don't know the organization, i don't

recommend giving it back. jillian: does it have anything to do with how much people want to donate? >> all time high, and appreciated securities, it is great because if you take a deduction and not pay capital gains, give more than you ever imagined this year, and do something great. jillian: you can be charitable but be on alert. let's check in to see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> looks like they made a deal, massive tax cut bill the president has been promising we are going to ask what deputy white house press secretary about that and more as pressure moves to the senate and house to pass that bill.

more revelations about changes to the comey memo through ron johnson that will blow your mind and speaking of blow your mind the internet is going away if you listen to the left, internet freedom is gone forever, a major decision from the fcc. the chairman of the fcc exclusively on "fox and friends," it may not be the end of the internet. stick around. using augmented reality so engineers in the field can share data and get expert backup in the blink of an eye. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better.

rob: net neutrality overturned, repealing obama era internet regulation. jillian: what it means for you. >> net neutrality means all traffic on the internet should be treated equally so that means

internet service providers couldn't slow down, block or give special treatment to any site or service but rolling back net neutrality protections means internet service providers could potentially charge you more to stream youtube or netflix, it is good news for big companies that provide internet for you and here is what the fcc chairman has to say about this. >> it is not the job of the government to be in the business of picking winners and losers in the internet economy. we should have a level playing field. >> reporter: he says this has slowed investment into the industry and could hurt entrepreneurs and small businesses who would have to pay more. >> he will be on "fox and friends" to talk about this. there is a lot of hype around this, he will spell out why this was done. and there is a lot -- let's talk about free shipping day. >> reporter: if you have any last-minute holiday shopping you

can do it today, free shipping, no minimum price delivered by december 24th. if you go to freeshippingday.com you can see the website, barnes & noble's, staples, jcpenney. you see that, that is coming back starting in january and customers are excited about this deal, franchise owners not so happy because it cuts their bottom line. the new york post reporting franchise owners started a petition to stop this promotion from coming back despite all of, bringing traffic from stores so we will go ahead with the $5 foot long. today is bill of rights day and rob wanted to find out how much americans know about a key

portion of our constitution. >> i headed to the snowy streets of new york to figure out what we know. >> tell me what the bill of rights are, the bill of rights are the first 10 amendments to the constitution. >> you can't name one of them? i think you can? >> the right to bear arms. >> i will give you the first one, freedom of speech. >> freedom of religion, now i get it. >> the first is freedom of speech, second is the right to bear arms. >> interesting to you a lot of people don't know what is in it. >> a lot of things interest me, where they get their news and politics. >> unreasonable searches and seizure. rob: last guy with a

schoolteacher, he did better than anybody. a couple people from london, one of the guys said he could name one of them and he got the right to bear arms. the other guy didn't think he knew any of them but goes i plead the fifth. that is an amendment. pleading the fifth. he didn't think he knew one but he did, funny moment. some of them are pretty interesting, bill of rights day has a holiday. jillian: i care about his crazy beard. he is not stopping post-hurricane harvey victims, a brand-new -- >> national ugly christmas sweater day and we are celebrating in style coming up. stay tuned. ♪ jingle bell jingle bell jingle bell rock ♪ jingle bell swing ♪ jingle bell ring ♪ snowing and glowing ♪ we use less.

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rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good envelope star j.j. watt. when soldier showed interest in his line of shoes. he suggested that the houston texans starship ship them for free. i didn't read this before we came on. great idea. send me your whole unit's sizes. we love that. jillian: a rogue crew slipping away from a popular

nativity scene twice before police could rangle her on a busy interstate. she broke free again this time ending up in a parking garage. okay. it is national ugly christmas sweater day. and so we are wearing some of ours right now. rob: look at janice dean. jillian: where is rob? >> not a sweater, it's better. i went to wal-mart. this is a women's extra large sweater i got for $189 at wal-mart. i will be expensing this to fox news by the way. and this is it. jillian: it's amazing. janice: when we got the memo i thought rob is not going to do it. >> and you won. rob: just to tick you off. i'm going to do it to get janice. i knew you didn't think i was going to do it. it's really soft.

jillian: makes you more attractive. rob: going to wear this on a hot date. >> wait, time-out. you are going to wear this on a date you said. rob: pockets are here. see you go. janice: it's a back door. ♪ ♪ ♪ promise me no promises. ♪ na, na ♪ just be careful ♪ promise me no promises. steve: hi, issue, live from new york city and you are looking at studio f here. we're on the mezzanine level and it is the 15th day of december. that means victims 10 days away. ainsley: even though the song says no promises that is a proposal mills. christmas is around the corner. i hope you will get all your shopping done this weekend. pete: ainsley earhardt's favorite day because it's friday. an