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a very big problem and we have to solve this problem. and i know that we're going to work together. i have no doubt. >> the president to met with firefighterrance first responder and of course the families who have been impacted by the wildfires. >> i cannot impress on all of the folks here how grateful i am. >> we're going to get it done. >. florida is expected to finish up a hand recount to decide the contested senate race between scott and nelson. the serge for more than 2,000 missing early ballots began without brenda snipes telling anybody. >> the ballots are in the building but they are misfiled. [bleep] oh [bleep].
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oh [bleep]. >> long story short, i need you to run for office. the progressive movement works and it wins in all districts. veteran without a home. he lost everything in this fire except one thing he says means the world to him. >> the only thing standing was the american flag. ♪ ♪ jedidiah play list all morning long. >> there you go. i know, mom is soup excited. there's a lasagna coming. going to be mouth watering for the people at home. >> and you only have to wait three hours and 50 minutes. it will go like that. >> it does go like this on the show. >> real turkeys, no turkeys.
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>> is thanksgiving coming up? i thought it was a christmas. >> is there so holiday after thanksgiving? the president of course was in california and that's why we begin with a fox news alert. 79 people are now reported dead, nearly 1300 people still unaccounted for thanks to california's wildfire. 76 of those killed died in the campfire in norp california. >> a candle light vij sl planned for today to remember the victims. survivors who lost everything forced to sleep in makeshift camps. >> president trump joined democratic leaders to survey the heartbreaking damage. >> nobody would have thought this could have happened. so the federal government is behind you, we're all behind each other. >> the campfire has burn nearly 150,000 acres and is 55%
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contained. i guess that means they're on the other side of containing it but it's still not done. >> and this was the chance for the president to put some political difference aside. let's be honest, going back to the campaign, he's going after campaign and its leaders. >> well they've gone after him too. >> sure. but he's been direct in honest saying i'm not sure i disafree with these leaders on immigration and the fact that governor brown has failed to crack down on illegal immigration, the fact he's left convicted 0 feppedders and whatt out. and over climate change they've clarned. >> they have clashed quite a bit. but the officials on the ground, you have jerry brown, the mayor of malibu, everyone there was really grateful that the president was there, really grateful for everything he's saying with respect to federal aid that's going to come through and how we're going to be
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unified, committed to see that this doesn't happen again. and it's a time when trajcies ts happen that people need to seed them put their political differences aside. >> that is part of what they talked about yesterday. listen. >> i want to underscore a more fundamental point, and that is the collaboration and cooperation we're getting from the federal government. no politics being played here. the president signed an emergency declaration immediately and i cannot impress how grateful i am for the conversations that e with eve had. >> i think we've developed a good relationship. i've known jerry for a long time but i think we got closer together than we have over the past 20 years. gavin i've just met. this is a very big problem and i have no doubt that we're going to work together. we're going to get it done. >> that is president trump at his best. he realizes, as you said, pete,
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accurately, that these leaders have gone after him, he's gone after them. this was a bit of a cleanup work from the president. his tweets last week came across as insensitive. he also emphasized that saying there's a lot of work to be done on or forests to prevent something like this in the future. seeing is understanding. just like those who go to iraq and afghanistan, going and walking in your boots, seeing the troops, to give you a more holieholistic understanding. >> my point is that other politicians might have danced around it. come here, we've got disagreements, let's do this. >> that's a beautiful moment where he said, we can look at this and read a story about this but until you're here you can't understand the devastation. this tragedy is happening right now and this ask the chance forr
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him to walk in people's shoes. >> represent all americans. >> all americans. message of unity. >> trying to bring people together. some democrats struggling with that word this morning, especially ortiz as the democrats come to power in the house. remember he started last week with a sit-in in nancy pelosi's office, a sign that some of the socialists coming into congress are not going to be p map happyh thaish leaders. nowiththeir leaders. now she's taking a different message. >> there's a group called justice demeanors. democrats. they want democrats and leftists to challenge incoming democrats in safe democrat seats sean she said, you helped me get elected. i want to help more people basically beat my colleagues.
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listen to ed's favorite socialist. >> long story short, i need you to run for office. progressive movement works and it wins in all districts. if we work our butts off to make sure that we take back all three chambers of congress -- rather all three chambers of government work in 2020. i cannot tell you enough how much this moment is asking of our country and ourselves to have political courage to vote in ways that we haven't voted before. >> so they want to get rid of old mind democrats and replace them with folks who want to abolish i.c.e., medicare for all, socialism, and they want to prioritize women and diversity. pi thar>> she's taking bernie ss to new levels. she's passion anytime about this
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issues and an honest commitment. the democrat party has a hard time right now, they have the core that isn't going to settle for what the democratic party wants to do. it's going to be interesting to see how democrats handle it. it's a force. she is not going anywhere, not backing down and she's going to hold all of them accountablable and try to get rid of the moderate democrats so her agenda can get through. >> the maga rallies continue. you've got cortez talking about 2020. you have gillibrand and spatter gus talking about 2020. you just won the house. focus on government for a minute instead of talking about the primaries. >> she's a perfect millennial. she's totally open about it. her views are about this shallow but she's very passionate. >> she is very passionate.
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>> she will be a force, though. >> she will be a force. >> but it's about politics. they want to move the democratic party farther left which is a preview of 2020. >> playing into the president's hands. take the house, all of the democrats fight over each other in the policies, they want to raise taxes, investigate the president. that may backfire. >> let them go. it's going to be fun to watch. down in florida, the broward county circus continues hours before today's deadline. >> they admit that the office now misplaced 2,000 ballots. >> griff jenkins is live in front of the office with more on the missing votes. what have you got? reporter: good morning. it doesn't matter. these nisessin missing ballots f the second recount which was not submitted because they missed the deadline by two minutes. what will happen and what does
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matter is that at noon today broward and the other counties will submit official numbers which will show that governor scott has defighted senato defen this race. brenda snipes is still looking for 2,000 missing ballots. listen. >> somebody must have put their set in a tray where it didn't belong. the ballots are in this building. there would be nowhere else for them to be. reporter: a question that remains now is will we see nelson concede once these numbers come in today or will he wait until tuesday which is a certification for these races. speaking of co concessions, we d see a concession from the mayor of talz conceding to ron desantis with his wife in a facebook video. take a look. >> we said that we will fight until the last vote is counted. now that we have rounded that
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process out, rj and i wanted to take a moment to congratulate mr. desantis on becomes the next governor of the great state of florida. reporter: so what will governor elect desantis' moves be. he was ask if pe might try to clean things up and fire brenda snipes here. here was his office. >> i'm going to take office on january 8th. i ran on accountability and so i urge all of your voters to follow my administration closely when i get in. reporter: finally the drama is not over the board here will meet at 10 a.m. to give them plenty of time to submit these numbers by the 12:00 noon deadline. we expect lawyers, particularly those representing senator nelson to maybe do a last stance challenge. >> thanks, griff. >> in defense of brenda snipes, i know it's unpopular. >> oh boy.
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>> very unpopopular. >> i swear i lost my car keys. they're in the building, in the building somewhere. i lost them. this is crazy. there's 2,000 ballots. i lost them after all of this scrutiny but i know they're in the billing. >> look at what she's gotten away with. this is a woman who has been rebuke by the court, who destroyed ballots. i don't know what else you have to do at this point to not be allowed to work. this is not the job for you. >> they got mixed in with another stack. they're somewhere in the building. i got a nickname for her. sloppy brenda snipes. >> trump might steal that one. >> you don't get to do sloppy work when you're an elections officials. you don't get to do rounding errors. if you're sloppy with your work you lose ballots and votes. >> you should lose your job. >> every single one of those votes that is lost is some individual that went to the poll
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thinking their voice matters. >> others say it's about corruption, maybe incompetence. if it was corruption you would think she would have rigged both races. >> then she told us racism might be part of the reason that people are coming after her. you're bad at your job. >> even if you give her the benefit of the doubt saying it's gross incompetence how can you have someone this incompetent working with people's votes? >> an dreul gill lam, well done on your concession speech. stacy abrams and bill nelson should take a note. >> presidena listen. i like . she's tough and she's smart but she deserves to be speaker. >> loves than spip how far is the president willing to go to work with democrats. that's the real question we'll discuss it next. terrifying moments as a hot air balloon filled with
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would help nancy pelosi if she needed some votes. i like nancy pelosi. she's tough and she's smart. but she deserves to be speaker. and now they're playing games with her. there's nobody else that should be speaker. if she needs any votes, if she asks me, i will give her the votes to put her other the top. >> president trump looking like he's going to bat for nancy pelosi. and pelosi is not the only democrat getting some kind words from the president. he also tweeted out congrats to the failed democrat candidate andrew gillum in florida, calling him a quote unquote force to reckon with. here to weigh in, david brodie. good morning. on the surface it seems that the
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president is reaching out. on the other hand we know oftentimes in his tweets he's not reaching out, going after his 0 po opponents. so is this fake praise or a president who really generally wants to reach across the aisle to the democrats. >> i don't think thr there's a kumbaya experience that we're going to see here. this is donald trump forfinning from command ner chief to tv analyst. like with andrew gillum, for example, terrific in the future. this is kind of the way he sees it. if he was on "fox & friends" sitting on the couch, this is his view. as for nancy pelosi i do think he thinks she's a fighter. there are a lot of folks coming against nancy pelosi and folks coming after donald trump. i think he can relate to a certain degree. >> isn't it also about trump master political strategist because he sees the fact that nancy pelosi should be strong right now after the democrats took back the house but she
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actually looks kind of weak because it's not clear she has the votes, democratic votes to become speaker of the house. by the president saying i'll get some republican votes, we'll deliver for you, doesn't that suggest maybe that she be beholden to republicans and that also exposes what the democrats are worried about, rank and file democrats that the president decembedesperately wants her toe speaker because she's unpopular. >> absolutely. she'd be a great foil in 2020. she needs 218 in january to become speaker. here comes donald trump saying nancy, i got your 218 right here, as he would say in new york, if you're three or four votes short, get ready, i've got a few to give you. when he does that, that's also code for hey, if i'm going to give you three or four votes to put you over the top, you need to give me something. >> when we get beyond the tweets and all of that, you know better than anyone, the president didn't have much of a relationship with the republican speaker paul ryan who is
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retiring anyway. they didn't forge a good bond. could this president -- you mentioned new york. he's somebody who has a new yorker is not really tied down to etiology as a conservative and could reach across the aisle. could you see him, despite the battles back and forth, cutting deals with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer? >> in a perfect world, yes. here's the problem. the democrats have trump derangement syndrome. they're not going to give him a victory. you know, you've been around a long time here, in a good way. but look, do you really think that nancy pelosi and chum schumer want a rose garden ceremony in election year with donald trump on any sort of issue? criminal justice reform, they can get there. infrastructure, i'm not buying that at all. health care, forget about it. we're going into a presidential year. i don't think that's going to happen. >> last question, many in the mainstream media might want to put all of this on the president saying can he get this stuff
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done. but the democrats have a sphont govern now, they have power and they're taking over the house. to your last point, will the democrats, dawning, be able to get past the resist that we've heard in the last two years and try to work with this president. for example, they want a daca fix. what about money for the wall. >> the answer is, let me think for a second, no. absolutely not. you can mail it in now. to your point about immigration, he, donald trump, the president of the united states ready to codify daca into law. they don't want to do it at all. they don't want to give him money for the wall. they have made their voices clear. i will say this. you better watch out with donald trump. he'll praise you one day, ask little rocket man, then he's terrific. lindsey graham is west wing bffs and before that his cell phone had a problem. >> he can turn on your quick, master political strategist, something the democrats know
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welcome back. finally nearly two weeks after the midterms georgia certifies republican brian kemp as their governor. kemp finished with more than 50% of votes topping democrat stacy abrams. abrams acknowledged her defeat on friday while not conceding and filing a lawsuit against the state. and in a second story, democrats in california, gill wins the state's 39th congressional district seat. his win is the fourth and final in orange county giving the democrats complete control over
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the once conservative strong hold defeating the republican kim by a slim margin. are you dreading having to talk a little politics at the thanksgiving table. the ladies of "the view" offered some opinions and mixed messaging on when it's okay to talk politics. >> one topic that was really blatantly avoided was overt politics. i think it was a welcome break. >> i believe that everybody should be involved in politics right now. i really do. i don't believe you get a pass because you're a performer. >> whoopi saying that the break in politic should last just through the holiday to quote enjoy their families. >> here to weigh in, michael knolls. help us here. we've got a thanksgiving table to be at soon or a christmas table to be at soon. politics or no politics. >> i didn't think it wu possible
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but whoopi goldberg is 100% correct. she's nailed it. this is true. joy behar is exposing one of the worst aspects of second wave feminism and the left broadly which is the personal is the political. there's an erosion of the difference. there was a poll that showed that 75% of americans hate the plit tie disaition of entertainment. we don't like speaking about it all of the time. we don't like speaking about it over the dinner table. the left however brings this up over the holidays. the obama administration a few years ago insisted they sent out a campaign material that said that you should speak about obamacare with your uncle at the dinner table. holidays are holy days. conserves would rather honor god, give thanks for their family but for the left their god is politics and they honor him at every single holiday table. >> i want to ask you something about what tim allen recently said. he said, and i quote, i think
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it's funny to make fun of people that are full of themselves. liberal have a small window of sense of humor about themselves i love to poke fun at at. what do you think about that? spr you founhave you found that? >> it would be my favorite hobby to poke fun at liberals. i wrote a best selling book about this topic. >> great book. >> thank you very much. you're clearly a scholar. what tim allen shows is there's a difference between a character and a person. now it's so much fun to make money of liberals. he uses politic to advance the plot of his show. but i think sometimes when it comes to the left they're using their show to advance their politics. this reminds me of murphy brown taking shoots at dane quail. and what is the left doing, they're rebooting the exact
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show. they seem not to have learned the lesson. >> that's a great point, using a show to advance politics as ooh posed to using politics to advance your show. there's no one else out there poking fun at liberals or promoting center right view so fox picks up tim allen, he does so and it rates pretty darn well. >> there's a demand in the market because the entire culture is left wing, especially the entertainment culture in hollywood and new york. when you get that one conservative character, it's a lot of fun. if the situation were w reverse, the left could have fun. right now the left insists that everything is a crisis, democracy is falling apart. we're living in the most just time in the history of the world. when joy behar says that democracy is at stake, it's hard to take her seriously. she's been funny but unintentionally. >> trump derangement. that's what it is.
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it's like a game! (gasps) woo-hoo! got it! which car should we get? all of 'em! ooh, yeah! that one! this one looks nice. yes, and yes. i like this game. i think we're winning! delivery? where? (doorbell rings) (man) it's here! what? (announcer) buy your next car from carvana before ralph breaks the internet. then go see the movie, in theatres november 21st. morning coffee. >> i'm watching along with you guys. just happen to be a participant as well. we've got a new member of the supreme court, right? >> sure do. >> justice kavanaugh. >> there was a lot of controversial around it. people thought would he will be welcomed in. it turns out he was.
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>> the left was trying to destroy him. they failed. and then when he was confirmed it was like he's going to be like clarence thomas, he's going to be shunned, won't say a lot. he will be a pariah. just the hop sit has happened. in washington a couple of days ago he appeared at a society dinner with, got a long loud standing ovation from conservatives. and now justice sotomayor is saying this about welcoming kavanaugh to the court. >> the nine of us are now a family. and we're a family with each of us our own burdens and our own obligation to others. but this is our work family and it's just as important as our personal family. we probably spend more time with each other than most justices spend who have spouses with their spouses. >> good for her. i mean good for her for being an adult and saying, listen, you know, this is what you do. somebody gets through, they're
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nominated, you accept them and you work together. and it's so interesting because, you know, people around the country always watching these political battles when right before somebody gets nominated or right before somebody is about to get elected the other side comes out like wildfire trying to destroy them and then all of the sudden they get elected and everyone decide, they're here, the voters put them in. it's not as crazy and it's really interesting. i wonder how all like the liberal commentators are thinking now when they see someone that they like, one they approve of saying enough is enough, let's get to work. >> the images of the resissers climbing the statues outside the supreme court when he was getting confirmed, the rage and all of the rest. inside the court you have a liberal like jus sis society mayojustice sotomayorwho is goi. >> it's a validation of the willingness to fight through the muck. there was so much muck and so
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many people saying your life will be ruined. you'll never be legit or valid. push through the moment when the criticism is the worst, on the other side it may be worth it. >> he was sending a message to the people who like her and support her who have not accepted the nomination, you know what, i've seppedz it, you should accept it at all. >> also probably a pretty elite club. only nine of them. we're turning now to your headlines, a hot air balloon packed with fireworks explodes in midair over thousands of people. >> oh [bleep]. sphwhr wow. people frantically ran for cover in southeast asia. nine people were hurt. while su sur vie surveying e
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of the wild fires president trump stopped to visit the victims. >> we hugged them and kissed them and everyone, it was very warm. >> the president offering his support after a gunman stormed a country music bar earlier this month killing 12 people. the obama are working their way to billionaire status. the former first couple is worth $135 million according to the new york post. michelle obama expected to rank in from her upcoming book tour. tickets costing 4,000 dollars a piece. and millennials are embracing tiny turkeys this year. the younger generation is opting for smaller turkeys, the reason for the switch, smaller family sizes and an interest in a more natural bird. i'm with them, pete is not. >> you're missing one big part of it. leftovers. if you don't have a big turkey, you don't have days and days.
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>> pete is always thinking ahead. >> meal planning. >> you eat your tiny turkey and it's gone. what do you do tomorrow? pasta? no. >> are you down for a tiny turkey or are you with pete. i have a feeling you're going to win this thing. >> their names should be people for the edible treatment of animals. >> this is why i didn't tell you about my adopt a turkey plan. >> e-mail us at fo foxandfriends.com. >> just do it. >> the chicken, what are they called? >> the rotisserie chicken. didn't know the tiny turkey existed. the mainstream media going into a frenzy over the findings. our next guest, he actually served in the army special forces and says the media has the real story all wrong. >> interesting. plus one police chief
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some quick headlines. the pete walking edition. florida is targeting cvs and walgreen's if connection to country's opioid crisis. the state adding the drugstore chains to a big lawsuit against the maker of oxycontin. florida officials accuse the pharmacies of failing to stop what they call suspicious opioid orders. cvs says the lawsuit is without merit. walgreen's has not offered a commit. canada goose is turning
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dressing rooms into freezers. the toronto based company putting their product to the test with in-store frigid rooms as cold as negative 13 degrees fahrenheit. their warmest parka costs $1,500. well the mainstream media in a frenzy this week about the reports of the cia's assessment of jamal's murder and what it might meant. >> multiple headlines suggesting that they have intelligence that the saudi crown prince ordered the assassination. >> here to explain, president jim hanson, also served in the u.s. army special forces and conducted counterterrorism operations. thanks for being here. the conventional wisdom, all of the media coverage has said the crown prince is responsible for the killing of this washington post columnist. you say they're sphwegh gettingf themselves? >> and the cia has said no such
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thing. all of the spin is led by the washington post and what seems like a crew said to take down the crown prince. the cia has only concluded that in a country like sa saudi sauda is it's hardly a thing like this happened without his approval. but they have no evidence of him being involved in any way. that's a problem. president trump has to make a decision based on u.s. strategic interest with this ally and you don't do this based on the opinion that this is probably what happened. >> the state department released a statement saying, quote, the united states government is determined to hall all of those responsible for his killing accountable. recent reports indicating that the government has made a final conclusion is inaccurate. the state department will continue to seek all relevant facts. what do you make of the statement. and also when people talk about the audi arabia being a valid
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allying with many become uncomfortable and feel that president trump should be tougher on saudi arabia. what's your reaction on that? >> the state department is saying the correct thing. this is not a final report. and the leaks of information that the washington post and others are relying on is not something that should be the final say. let's a wait to see what it says. and sa saudi saudi arabia has id those responsible, they're punishing them and holding them accountable. if they do the right thing and there thr is no direct proof of the crown prince's involvement, then we should accept that and go on with the fact that they provide vital assistance for us in the war gengs terror, a vital ally against iran who is the major problem in the region. and throwing away that important relationship, as important as the death of a person is, it is not a u.s. strategic interest and we have to make our
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decisions on those. >> count me as well, some skeptical of how much we receive from the saudi arabian relationship. at the same time, the crown prince has take an different stance. are they targeting him and is he trying to change the way saudi arabia operates? >> he has made more substantive changes to saudi arabia than have happened in the rest of my adult lifetime. hey's allowed women to drive. stopped funding to extremists and right now they're helping with the israeli palestine peace process and our efforts against iran who is the major problem in the region. nobody is saying they're a perfect country but they're moving in the right direction. so you don't want to take something like that, a bad thing, but it does not take them off track in moving the right direction and in being helpful to us in a number of ways. >> what do you think the media motivation here is in terms of
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the distortion of this headline as you've described before in terms of what actually happened in terms of how they portrayed what happened? >> number one, there's an anti-saudi bias. they want to stop the with war in yemen to give them a chance to disrupt oil shipments from the gulf but they're using this as a stalks horse for their efforts against the saudis and against trump. because president trump, his first trip was to riyadh. he had a major push for them to be one of our allies in the nation. and now the media decided they're going to disrupt those two things and use this to do it. >> you've never afraid of being a contrarian. i fresh yai appreciate that. >> thank you. former first lady michelle obama taking a new swipe at president trump. her lecture on good behavior. >. and it's time to get a leg up on the christmas shopping rush. the deals you can only get in
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without frying it. this is from cooks, exclusive to jc penny. a 1.2-quart fryer. just 4.99. you can go to my website to learn more. >> all right. you had me at healthy french fries. >> crispy and good. >> thank you. tensions escalate in tijuana between the thousands of migrants arriving from the caravan and the people who live there. the message to illegals next. also ahead, how judiciary chairman bob goodlatte and maria bartiromo coming up live.
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. a very big problem and we have to solved this problem and i know we're going to work together. >> president trump joined the democrat leaders to survey the heartbreaking damage. >> ki not impress upon all of the folks here hoi grateful i am. >> we're going to get it done. the broward county circus continues. the elections supervisor now admits her office misplaced more than 2,000 ballots >> the ballots are in the building but they are misfiled. long story short, i need you to run for office. the progressive movement works and it wins in all districts. >> michelle obama expected to rank in millions from
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appearances from her upcoming book tour >> the president is the president for his own ego. a veteran now without a home. he lost everything in this fire except one thing he says means the world to him. >> the only thing standing was the american flag. ♪ ♪ yeah. now do they say foot loose and fancy free? i don't know what it means. >> and your sunday shoes >> got to kick them off. >> please don't do that. >> take everything literally when you take me literally, i go figuratively. >> great to be here. >> we're going to meet your family in a little bit. >> i cannot wait.
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>> we're getting closer to lasagna. >> meat lasagna. we had a segment about free stuff but i've got any waffle maker over here and i'm going to make waffles. >> make you can make them on live tv. >> that's not true. there are no waffles. >> the president waking up at the white house after a long day yesterday. this is one of his key jobs, to care and reach out to people in need. >> 79 people are reportedly dead with nearly 1300 still unaccounted for from california's devastating wildfires. 76 of those killed died in the catch fire in northern california. >> a candle light vij sl planned for today to remember the victims. survivors who have lost everything are now forced to sleep in makeshift camps. >> president trump joined the state's democratic leaders to survey the heartbreaking damage. >> n nobody would have ever thought this could have happened. so the federal government is behind you, we're all behind
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each other. this is very sad to see it. >> the campfire has burned nearly 150,000 acres and is 55% contained. this is so horrific when yes see the devastation. one of the things that struck me, when president trump got out there, he said wow, you sit in washington, d.c. or new york can you cannot believe the magnitude of this. sometimes you have to be on the ground to see how devastating it is. great to see so much unity between trump and the leadership out in california just saying with, you know what, it's time to put politics aside. >> the president went to the area of paradise which has been destroyed. we hope one day they'll be able to rebuild and that's part of the point of the president's visit. the "the new york times" talked to one of the residents who survived there. it's a trailer park near paradise and this man said that he saw embers that were bigger than basketballs when the fire. >> terrifying. >> embers bigger than
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basketballs. unfathomable. >> that's how the fire leaps, is the embers travel and start another fire. a day well spent for the commander in chief for this country. seeing is understanding. to what you said, jedidiah, you almost can't -- with any natural disaster gives you that sense. we want to see those types of images. those two men don't agree on pretty much anything. the president has had a nickname for that governor no the past. but on a day like today you come together saying what can you do to help. >> you see this kind of unity, people left, right, put politics aside when tragic events happen. it goes to show you it is possible to take that theme and carry it through on other days as well and how much they can accomplish and the message it gets out to the people, the people have trust in their leadership. they're willing to sit down and get things done. that's an important message. >> one of the issues where everyone agrees is immigration.
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>> you will not see them putting politics aside on immigration. you've seen people on the left criticizing the president for what he said about the caravan before the election and now after the election saying he's not talking about it enough. he's been tweeting about it. he talked wbt it with reporters yesterday. it's interesting because our fox affiliate in san diego talked to various people in san diego, in tijuana and there were folks there who were trying to help the migrants, cooking them food. and this one resident said the migrants are complaining that they adopt like the food we're feeding them. and you have to think, we've heard all of these stories, gosh, the migrants are floor and desperate, we should find a way to help them. here are people trying to cook them food, we don't like that food. i mean, talk about being ungrateful. it's bizarre. >> another instance where you have to put yourself in someone else's shoes. you're sitting there, in your home and suddenly there's a lot of strangers in the area, you don't know them, you don't know
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what their agenda is. you're trying to help them. you can't naf grate you 2346 gan neighborhood. but just putting yourself in the shoes of people, we're talking about this with a little physical distance. these people, it's their front yard, their back yard. >> there are going to be protests in tijuana today as a number of migrants gather there. it's nos the sure in they're going to try to go through the port of entry. to your point, the guy said the migrant caravaners, a lot of them are not appreciate. my family told me they don't like the food that's given to them and they're making a mess everywhere. are you coming to this country with a grateful spirit or an entitled spirit. >> the mayor of tijuana is asking for $4 million from the mexican government to deal with security and problems about the caravan. when the president of the united states says we got to watch this
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caravan, it may turn out to be something that's bad for the united states. he's called a racist. when the mayor of tijuana says this is getting out of control, i need money, what will the left say now. are they going to call the mayor of tijuana a racist, saying he's been mean too the migrants when the migrants are not grateful for the meals they're getting. >> in ed's favorite socialist, whawhat's her name? >> alexander dra ocasio-cortez. >> what hels. ejustice democrats helpchallengt democrats that they think are not progressive enough. >> they try to move the party further to the left. she feels like she owes them a lot. they did a conference call yesterday that caught our eye. she was talking to maybe future socialists and giving them advice. take a listen. >> long story short, i need you to run for office. progressive movement works and
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it wins in all districts. if we work our butts off to make sure that we take back all three chambers of congress -- rather all three chambers of government, we can't start working in 2020. i cannot tell you enough how much this moment is asking of our country and ourselves to have political courage to vote in ways that we haven't voted before. >> i'm glad she caught that, congresswoman elect that there are two chambers of congress, not three. >> she has that community organizer spirit, though. she reminders me a lot of president obama when he started out on the campaign trail the first time. he wanted to mobilize people. she's very passionate about her belief. i don't think she's saying this because she owes anyone any favors. this is who she is disblnchts she'.>>.>> she is smart and sav. playing to millennials, grainy
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and raw. >> unfiltered. >> every time she gives an interview, she steps in it. it remains to see how she would do on a basic civics test. barack obama never called for medicare for all for socialism, abolishing i.c.e. he's left left of the guy. >> i don't know that he wouldn't have, though. >> i'm saying he's not a socialist from the bronx. >> i think he did what he thought people would be responsive to at the time. >> i have no good words to say about the policy of barack obama. >> she's taking it to the next level. >> which is what the democratic party is doing 2020 as you watch it, it likely will be a race to the left and you see it from a newly elected congresswoman saying challenge democrats who are not progressive enough. think about how far the democratic party has moved left in just a couple of years. i covered the 2016 campaign and at the beginning that bernie sanders had a chance, it was laughed at by not just the media
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but by hillary clinton. he almost took her out. now it's cool to be a socialist if you're a democrat. this is a heublg shift in american poll picks and not enough people have woken up to it. >> i'm curious how people will respond, especially the young people. they like the youtube videos. >> i like free stuff. >> you do. >> i got a free waffle maker. the broward county circus continues hours before today's deadline. the elections supervisor who is already under intense scrutiny admits her office misplaced more than 2,000 ballots. >> just lost a few of them. not sure where they are but they're in the building somewhere griff jink kins. grifjenkins andgriff is life ri. reporter: we don't know where they are. maybe elvis knows where they are. on a serious note, we've known about the missing ballots since thursday but they ear not much of a factor because they're part
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of the second recount which was not submitted because they missed the deadline by two minutes. we're operating from the original numbers as are all 67 counties in florida and today at noon all 67 counties will submit results which will show governor scott beating senator nelson by a narrow mar again. but yet, brenda snipes is still looking for the missing ballots. listen. >> somebody must have put their stack in a tray where it didn't belong. the ballots are in this building. there would be nowhere else for them to be. reporter: we are hearing a lot from the democratic attorneys about trying to delay the submission today at noon. we'll see what happens and we'll see if the numbers come out if nelson will concede. much like andrew gillum did yesterday in the governor's race taking to social media to concede in which ron desantis and governor elect now, went on fox last night and was asked whether or not he might start by cleaning up things here in broward and firing brenda
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snipes. take a listen. >> well, i'm going to take office on january 8th and you know, i ran on accountability and so i urge all of your voters to follow my administration closely when i get in. reporter: this office opens up in a few hours and we'll find out if there's any news on these ballots which actually aren't factored into the official numbers that we get later today. if that doesn't confuse you i don't know what else. >> elvis has left the building. griff has not yet left florida. >> brenda is looking in are the missing ballots. >> they're somewhere in the building. come on. >> you guys, man. >> they're like behind a couch. >> i got to control these two. turning now to your headlines. two people are dead including a veteran after a vintage world war ii plane they were in crashed during a flyover. a meu jet stream in texas was hosting the show when the plane came down outside an pormt complex. the faa and ntsb are
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investigating. vice president pence stopped in guam to spend some time with the troops wrapping up a trip across asia. he enjoyed a thanksgiving meal with service members. the couple will return to washington after one last stop in hawaii. now to college football. we start with notre dame. still undefeated with a near shutout against the 12th ranked syracuse orange. >> intercepted. >> the orange men. the fighting irish defense grabbed three interception to a trouncing of syracuse in new york city. and number 11ucf extends the longest winning strength to 23 games beating since natalie 38-13. >> they keep texting me, show some respect. last year they wanted the national championship. one of these years they're going to be in the hunt.
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>> you win 23 straight, you might earn it. one police chief getting attention fsh making his for maa sanctuary city but not for immigrants. he joins us next. you're going to love this. nothing works faster. we see your pain and what's possible without it.
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. welcome back. the democrats are set to take over the house and they already know what they're going to do first. they want to raise your taxes. according to the washington post, the gop rule that did exist requires a three-fifths super majority vote in the house to a prove an increase. the democrats would replace it. but only a simple majority vote to raise tax fors the wealthiest 20% or for corporations. and some democrats say it's not
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enough. joining us now, president and founder of the americans for tax reform were grover norquist. thank for being here. they are flirting with the ideas to make it easier to raise taxes yet some on the left say that's not enough. >> i wish they had been a little clearer about their plans to raise taxes during the campaign. but they're making them clear now. do remember that our friend was elected president, bill clinton promising he would never raise taxes on anyone who earned more than 2%. as soon as he got in, he put an energy tax on everybody. obama said i'm only going to tax the top 2% and as soon as he got in he taxed everybody with a series of taxes in obamacare. now they're saying, well we'll only tax the top 20%. they keep moving this number. but it's actually not even an honest promise. when you raise business taxes, corporate taxes, everybody's
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utility bills go up. we know this because when trump and the republicans cut the corporate income tax in all 50 states, utilities reduced their fees to people because one of the costs that a utility adds when they provide electricity to you are their federal taxes. when they went down, billions of dollars in lower utilities go to all americans. so when you tax companies, you tax all americans. and there are 28 million americans who run smaller businesses. this tax they'll specifically reduce their taxes. those 28 million people with more than 70 million employees are a target even with the democrats promise that they'll only do some. >> grover unpack this briefly for me. if they love raises taxes so much why don't they talk about it on the campaign trail? >> because it's not very good for elections. remember what happened when clinton ran promising not to raise most people's taxes, he raised everyone's taxes.
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the democrats lost the house and senate in '94. obama got in two years after raises taxes he lost the house and almost lost the senate. i think the democrats are going to lose the house of representatives because they can't help themselves now that they're in power, just like clinton and obama, and they will push for tax hikes and when that becomes obvious, we have a different election. >> you've said they may double the gun tax, raise the corporate tax and raise personal income taxes. they're coming after a lot of them. thank you for your work and time this morning. appreciate it. one police chief is getting attention for making his community a sanctuary city but not for imlegal immigrants. he's here to explain what that means coming up next. teresa may say it's not only her husband who's helping get her through brexit something else is proviegdz relieve as pre
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. wed ed, this is how the stay walk is done. >> you're a master at this. first 100,000 pounds, that's how much ground beef is being recalled for e. coli. the meet was processed in utah and shipped to stores in california, nevada, oregon, utah and washington. next $13.5 trillion, that's the new record high for american household debt. aye goi've got a share of that. higher than the previous record
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set for the 2008 recession. fainlly 90, that's how old mickey mouse turns today, kids. he looks 5 on your screen but he's actually 90. his birthday is celebrated on the premier of steam steam boat willie. a local washington state police chief wants to make his community a sanctuary city. but not the way you think. he wants to do it for gun owners. >> this coming after newly passed gun regulations in the state makes washington's gun laws some of the strictest in the las vegas. the chief joins us now. welcome to the show. >> thank i you for having me. >> what about this new law really offends you. you said it violates in your opinion, the state constitution, the u.s. constitution and enforcing it you would be violating the oath that you gave. tell us what bothers you about this law. >> that's correct.
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i cannot and will not enforce this law. it goes against the oath of my office. it's specifically the state constitution is more explicit than the u.s. constitution. the right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself or the state shall not be impaired. and this initiative not only impairs but also completely eliminates 18 to 21-year-olds from exercising their rights. >> i assume you got the idea from a lot of liberal cities in this country who do not want to follow the federal immigration laws. what would you say to critics who might say you can't do this, can't ignore the local gun laws. how do you respond? >> there's a constitutional duty to officials in office to follow the constitution. i mean the constitution is the basis for the laws of our land. >> 60% of voters supported this
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law, though. so are you worried that people will say this is the will of the people and you are now violating that and that you should enforce it and then if there are going to be legal challenges, for example by the nra and it unfolds in its challenge then you cannot enforce the law but in the interim you have to do what the voters have asked you to do. what's your responsibility? >response?>> the vos jart denie. there's only a handful of counties that passed it and they're the higher population counties like seattle area and spokane. >> so chief, it seems to me as i asked you about the immigration issue, a lot of people in this country are frustrated that there are mayors who don't want to follow federal immigration law and as you say, follow the constitution ope and how all ofs should work. are you exposing hypocrisy on the left, what are people in your community actually telling you about doing this?
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>> i have tremendous support in my community for doing this. and the constitution gives americans the right to keep and bear arms. it doesn't give illegal immigrants the right to come into this country. >> the nra has already filed a lawsuit to block this initiative. >> chief, final word? >> yes. this not only blocks 18 to 21-year-olds from buying a semi-automatic rifle, it creates felons out of otherwise law abiding citizens. if someone breaks into your home and steals a gun and commits a crime with it, then you, as the homeowner, even though you weren't home, could be charged with up to a felony. >> all right. police chief standing up for the constitution. appreciate you coming in. >> thank you. have a good day. the left supporting democratic darling alexandria
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ortiz standing up for that. but a few years ago they mocked sean duffy for opening up about his financial trouble. he and his wife, rachel campos dufcampos-duffy, they join us le to talk about what they call a double standard. comedian tim allen says there's nothing that makes the left angry like a conservative. thanksgiving a just is few days away. we're learning how to carve the perfect turkey next. and customer service are critical to business success.
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. have you heard of the show "last man standing." millions of folks watch it. it's ow on fox. a gangbusters hit. tim allen is a star and he makes some jokes. people like him and they're funny. >> what's funny is he likes to take on the left. and he says this, i think it's funny to make fun of people that are full of themselves. liberals have a small window of sense of humor about themselves so i love poking at it, which is awesome because he sees this vulnerability. if you can't laugh at yourself, i'm going to poke fun at you. >> before i got married i dated a bunch of liberals and this is true, man. this is really true. they have a hard time. and they say because it's my world view, it's my everything.
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and i say that's okay, you can still laugh at yourself every now and then. conservatives are really good at that. i laugh at myself all day long. >> i'm okay with that, laugh at me, with me, whatever you want. michael knolls was on our program earlier and talked about what tim allen understands and a lot on the left don't. listen. >> tim allen shows that there's a difference between a character and a person. you know, he said now it's so much fun to make fun of liberals. this wasn't always the case. now it is. he uses politic to advance the plot of his show but i think when it comes to the left they're using their shows to advance their politics. but it's very very tedious when they do that. >> and folks are not dumb. they turn on the tv, they want to watch entertainment, awards show or sports and they just want to watch that. >> they interviewed tim allen, a lot of times when people come up to him in the airport or the
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street, they can't separate tim allen and the character that he plays on the show. he says are you talk to tim allen or the guy on the show. his point is some on the left can't even distinguish that. they want to fight with him. >> he's quite brave actually for coming out of hollywood and saying this about liberals. i'm sure a lot of his lib wall friends in hollywood aren't saying he's saying, hey, lighten up. >> he's a good funny actor, could be left or ligh right ands taking advantage of a market space that's wide open. >> can they laugh at themselves? we're turning now to your headlines. look at this. a driver going 100 miles an hour slams into a brand-new police station. the volkswagen spins out of control and flips and crashes into the building outside of chicago. police say the driver used cocaine and prescription drugs before the crash. the driver is out of the hospital and facing several
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charges. the police department had not yet moved into the new building. uk prime minister teresa may is crediting her husband and whiskey for helping her get through brexit chaos. after grueling meetings with the cabinet this week, she told the daily mail, we've been married for 38 years, that's a long time. he's my rock. the first thing he did was to pour me a whiskey. she's faced intense backlash over her brexit plan. >> andrew cuomo is tempering liberal expectations in the court. democrats are taking control of both houses in the state legislature raising hopes for a single pair health system. in a radio interview he said he supports the concept of medicare for all but acknowledged the trouble with paying for it. cuomo says a single pair system could double the state eats $170 billion budget. as you hit the grocery store for thanksgiving dinner, a new tracking system lets you get a background check on some
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turkeys. jenny o comes with a meet your farmer code, amazing, to enter online. you'll find out which farm the turkey came from, the family who raised it and even their familiar favorite familfavorite. rick you're outside. what's going on? >> a little chilly out here. i'm going to jump around with a few of them. let's show you what's going on. really cold across the plains, . the west coast, obviously the fires we've been dealing with and the bad air quality. take a look at wednesday, rain comes into california, might even get some of that into southern california. the bad news is we could be dealing with mud slides around the burn areas. we'll take it to get the fires out of there. another batch comes into northern california by friday and i think we keep a little bit of a wetter pattern for a number of days. wednesday travel day, look at this, aside from the rain that
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we have out across parts of the west, the rest of the country is looking great. we'll take it. one last thing here, take a look at your temperatures on thursday, thanksgiving day, very nice all across parts of the central plains. look at that across the northeast. really cold. 28 high in new york city, 26 in boston on thursday. >> it seems fitting to every location in the country. they're going to get the weather they normally get --ish. >> this will be record louse across the northeast. thanksgiving right around the corner. and for ed hardest part of the holiday is carving the perfect turkey. >> here to show us how it's e done, a chef and owner of the brand-new restaurant here in new york. david burke tavern. what's your name? >> same. >> oh. so how do we carve it? >> carving turkey. >> i do an internet video before i do it every time.
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>> cook the turkey, let it rest, don't carve it hot. these turkeys are not hot. i put a towel underneath so it doesn't move. the first move is to cut through the bone here and go sways likes like this. >> start in the middle. >> try it. >> i feel like you guys are going to be the carvers >> take this piece out. see this? this is what i have here. this is the driest part of the turkey. peel the skin off. >> why? >> put anytime the microwave, kind of crispy like this. >> look at that. >> that way you carve the meet very thin like this, see how many slices. the next cut you can try the next cut, here you go. >> i need a knife. what's the next cut. >> your next cut, you get the leg out of the way. and then you cut thick pieces like this. go in and it. >> in and up. >> see, like this. >> there we go.
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>> so now you've got steaks. your keep going down. >> keep going down? >> down this way. beautiful. >> thank you. >> rick is really knowing thou do this at this point. >> you get these slices and the last cut pete is right here. you come underneath -. >> oh. goaway. >back away.>> you get the joint. >> and that's a chop. >> chef whab's the biggest mistake people make? >> they overcook the turkey. the top piece we took off dries out before the legs. if you don't mind the full bird as the presentation, take the legs off halfway through and cook the legs longer. you'll still have the carcass. this is the fist thing you want to take off. before you carve were get rid of the legs. they're in the way. take the drumsticks off.
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>> just rip them off? >> yeah. >> look at this. >> if it's not piping hot, let it sit an hour or two and then carve. >> here's one problem. everybody's knives at home are really dull. >> these are $5. go out and buy a brand-new knife for thanksgiving. >> otherwise it will take you forever. >> a couple other tips. >> yep. >> real quick. >> we made the stuff in a bundt cake pan. brak friday we made a pie out of the leftovers. >> where can folks get all of this? is there anything online or a book? >> we don't have every turkey recipe. there's a lot of good stuff online. again, use your senses. >> google. >> practical stuff. smaller birds are easier to handle than the big large ones and they don't dry out as much. >> millennials like them. >> look at this. >> i haven't tried to tiny
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turkey. i got to feed 300 people that day. >> right here on the island of manhattan. >> potato chips. awesome. >> thank you. left supporting democratic darling alexandria cortez's struggles but a few years ago they were mark mocking sean duffy. he and his wife, rachel campos-duffy joins us live next. an american flag is the only thing that survived when wildfires burned through one veteran's familiar's home in california. now they have a message of hope. they join us live coming up. ♪ ♪
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. the left supporting the financial struggles of democratic darling the socialist from the bronx, alexandria
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cortez but remember when the democrats weren't so supportive, when a republican opened up about his finances. freshman congressman from wisconsin sean duffy received major backlash for discussing his financial struggles even while sleeping in his own office. >> joining us now to weigh in with sean duffy, his wife and fox news contributor rachel campos-duffy, you know her well. welcome. >> how are you guys doing? >> doing great. to representative duffy, what do you make in terms of the contrast in terms of the media and how you were treated versus how o cortez is being treated. >> people put their heart and soul into a race, they often run for a year and a half, two years. but if you want to win and you want to serve, oftentimes you have to take off the last six month os tf campaign and run full time, working 16 hours a
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day to have the honor and privilege to serve in the u.s. government. i did that with rachel. at the time we had six kids. we was a state prosecutor, she was a stay at home mom. i quit my job and ran full time. the two f 0 us went seven, eight months without any income, which was an honor to do to hopefully serve and barack obama was the president at the time. i took a loan out at the bank and we won. it was such a great victory. but when i shared the hardship of going that length of time, seven, eight months no family income and six kids, the left went wild. they ran ads against me in the next campaign. and the contrast to cortez where they say oh my goodness, a middle class working girl from the bronx, they love her. and for us, it was used as a sore to try to stab us. i think it just doesn't show
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kind of the difficulty that people go through to troo to tre the honor to serve this country. >> no good deed goes unpunished. here's some headlines from 201 is at you guys. yahoo! news saying democrats excoriate representative sean duffy for struggle on congressional salary. as sean duffy ever been in the real world. complaining about his 174,000 dollars salary. i drive a used mini van. those headlines are, have been the exact opposite for 0 ka 0 oo cortez. >> yeah. it was a different decision. i knew he was going to win but i think when sean was running i might have been the only person that thought sean was going to win. so it was a big risk to say i'm going to take, you know, i was pregnant with our sixth child in the middle of the race. and it was scary in some way to go, hey, we're going to do this.
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and i was very proud of him. very proud of his race. just interesting how when alexandria cortez showed that she was a working class hero. and not only that, celebrity chefs have come in to try and help her out. people wonder why. >> did you get any celebrity chef? >> it's this kind of a situatio. >> did you get a celebrity chef? >> can we get one? >> but also, pete, i think it's interesting too, you know, there's a lot of rich guys in congress. and it's easy for those guys to take off of work because they have a lot of cash. but we want a well-rounded group in the congress. you want people to come from different economic statuses. and when those people, like alexandria or when we left our job, it's a little more challenging when you do it. and i think the media should try to treat both sides equally. that's not what has happened here. >> not at all. >> now we can look back and laugh at it but at the time it was painful that they were
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trying to make this attack on us, which was so unfair and so biased when, you know, we thought we were so great for, again, making a great run. we took a seat that a democrat had held for 42 years. we put our heart and soul into winning and then they try to knife you. we knew what we were in for in congress. >> yes, absolutely. >> and now we're glad that rachel is one of our colleagues here at fox. we like you too but we really like her. it did work out and we're glad to have you in washington and her here in new york. appreciate your time. house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte, former secretary of education bill bennett and la maria bartiromo all here live. plus a powerful sign of patriotism. an american flag is the only thing that survived when wildfires burned through one veteran family's home in california. now they have a message of hope. joining us live next.
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. a powerful sign of patriotism amid the real disaster from the wildfires if california. >> one veteran's family lost everything in paradise, california. until they returned home to find the only thing standing was their american flag. >> the flag was still there. >> joining us to share their remarkable story, u.s. army combat veteran chase bow down bn and his wife. thank you for your service to this country and for your support of him as well. if i can ask you both, first of all before we get to the flag, i
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presume that's the very flag behind you as well, talk to us about what it was like to be in this fire. >> i can honestly compare it to a war zone. it was a tragedy. it's devastation up there. really words can't describe what we saw or what we experienced. it was just, it was horrible. >> how are you dealing with it now? are you with family, friends? how are you rebuilding ? >> yes, we have a house full of family right now. >> great. >> we have at least four to five families that are displaced right now living in a three bedroom house here. and honestly, we're getting by by getting together and having our family and friends around us in this time of crisis. >> chase such a tragic story, tragic loss of your home. what does that flag behind you that survived, what does that mean for you and your family
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right now? >> it means -- honestly, it means hope. hope for the future of not only my family but our town. hope that we can rebuild. >> we will overcome. >> yes. >> kimberly, share your thoughts. i mean getting out of it and being able to speak about it. >> i don't know if i can. it was something that you see in a movie. >> yeah. well, kimberly, the president of the united states was there yesterday showing how much he cares and we want you to know everyone here at fox is thinking about you. we're covering the story closely and so many loss of lives already. but the folks who are rebuilding, we're there for you and thinking of you. >> thank you for your service. what a great way to put it. the flag is a sign of hope for the future. we're pulling for you and thinking about you. >> thank you for coming in. >> for "fox & friends" on the other side. day ♪
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♪ ♪ >> nobody would have ever thought this could have happened. the federal government is behind you, we're all behind each other. >> president trump joined the state's democratic leaders to survey the heartbreaking damage. >> there's no politics being played here. >> we're going to get it done. >> tensions escalating inty wan ya between the thousands of my i can'ts and the people who live there. >> one resident said the migrants are complaining that they don't like the food we're feeding them. >> the broward county circus continues. >> the elections supervisor now admits her office misplaced more than 2,000 ballots. >> wow. >> the ballots are in the building, but they are misfiled. >> long story short, i need you to run for office. the progressive movement works, and it wins in all districts. >> an american flag is the only thing that survived when wildfires burned through one veteran's family home.
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>> i can tell you that that family will be in -- flag will be in our family the rest of our lives. ♪ ♪ ed: well, we are doing whatever it takes to get through all four hours, and i just had the joy of meeting solange. >> my mom. ed: your mama. she is delightful. pete: i don't submit yet -- >> listen, you will. you're going to be downstairs trying to eat away. pete: i'm sure you tried to do that when you were a kid. >> oh, a little bit. ed: tony, your dad, he's so calm and cool, and you're, like, really excited. >> and i'm kind of a firecracker. only child, i don't know. pete: and all of this food talk, only four days from thanksgiving. in case you didn't know. it's not christmas yesterday. jed --
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ed: the president spent the day in california showing how much he cares about the residents there. jedediah: fox news alert,79 people are reported dead with nearly 1300 still unaccounted for. 76 of those killed died in the camp fire in northern california. pete: a candlelight vigil is planned for today. survivors who lost everything now forced to sleep in makeshift camps. ed: the president joined the state's democratic leaders, normally at odds, but they came together to survey the heartbreaking damage. >> nobody would have ever thought this could have happened. so the federal government is behind you, we're all behind each other. this is very sad, to see it. ed: now, the camp fire specifically has burned nearly 150,000 acres, it is now, thankfully, 55% contained. but that means, obviously, a big chunk of it is not contained, and that is the fear at this
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hour with so many people who are unaccounted for. and i mentioned earlier "the new york times" has a report where they talked to somebody who survived the wildfires, and his home is still standing, and he said that he saw embers the size of basketballs flying through the air. and that's how it jumped and kept blazing. jedediah: and when you see this massive devastation, it's beyond belief some of the images circulating on social media. and we talked last hour to people who had lost their homes. you really can't imagine the pain and suffering that goes along with all of this. pete: sometimes it's numbers when you talk about the national debt, $20 trillion, you can't attach to it. it's hard to attach to 150,000 acres. i was going to check the stats, but it's huge. jed die yamplet which is what president trump had said, wow, you really need to be on the ground -- ed: the president made that very clear, trying to patch up some of his tweets last week,
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frustrated at some of the leaders. he came in and said, no, i care, i want to take care of this situation. the aid is going to be there. and it was interesting that gavin newsom, the incoming governor, was very praiseworthy in what he said and thankful for the president coming there. i think they both put aside their differences in that handshake and said we're going to work together on this. pete: if you go all the way to the southern border, their disagreements might culminate to the top, because we're covering what's happening in tijuana where members of the caravan, a couple thousand now, have gathered. they're staying there, some are attempting to go to bolters of entry, but -- port if ifs of entry, but we're hearing there are a lot of growing tensionings as residents of tijuana say, hey, you may be here, but you're not conducting yourselves very well. we're seeing a clash down in mexico. jedediah: and people are saying this is where i live, i'm having trouble navigating around my
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home. residents of this area don't know these people, they don't know anything about them. imagine you're in your home, you see a bunch of people you don't know, it can be confusing, scary. obviously, some positive stories as well of people making connections, helping each other out, but it can be a lot of chaos if nothing else. ed: yeah. help me understand this, because when the president raised concerns about this before the election it was, a, it's all about politics, b, he's insensitive, c, he's racist. now the mayor of tijuana is confirming it's a real caravan, he's confirming it's a problem. he's confirming he wants $4 million from the mexican government to deal with, quote-unquote, security and other matters meaning it's not safe for the residents of his city. so when the mayor of tijuana says it, it's okay. but when the president of the united states says it, somehow he's a racist. and our affiliate down in san diego has been doing fine reporting in tijuana, and
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they've talked to residents who are saying that mom, not all -- some, not all, but some of the migrants are being ungrateful. pete: that's right. one of the quotes is my family told me they don't, the migrants don't like the food that's being given to them, and they're making a mess everywhere. a lot of people -- you will welcome a stranger if they come with a grateful heart and they come in peace. but if they come demanding, entitled, violent and rioting and chanting at border patrol agents, you say, hold on, wait a minute. you want to come into the country -- ed: this is our fox affiliate in san diego, they talked to a resident there who has a relative in tijuana who's been relaying this. jedediah: obviously, this is real, obviously, you see the footage. i'm wondering the they will shift now, acknowledge that this is a real problem and that we need to figure out a problem and
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how to address it. pete: maybe. they may not acknowledge it until there's a showdown. there was a small showdown on the beach there. some migrant members have said they want to bum rush the border against border agents. if something like that happens, that might be -- we don't want that to happen -- ed: well, cracking down on illegal immigration, one of the big issues confronting the incoming congress, an issue the president has been focused on since he was a candidate for that office, and now democrats have a challenge. they're taking the over the house. will they actually govern, or will they just be throwing rocks? we've heard about these subpoenas they're firing at the president, the taxes they want to raise, and now alexandra to casio cortez, a socialist she wants medicare for all, so-called free tuition, she wants to abolish i.c.e., you've heard the agenda. now she's saying she wants to make sure her party is even further to the left by pushing candidates who are on the left running primary challenges to
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democratic members of congress. pete: that's right. the a group called justice democrats helped her get elected in this cycle. she was on a conference call with that very same group encouraging others to do the same thing. listen to the socialist. >> long story short, i need you to run for office. progressive movement works, and it wins in all districts. if we work our butts off to make sure that we take back all three chambers of congress -- rather, all three chambers of government. we can't start working in 2020. i cannot tell you enough how much this moment is asking of our country and ourselves to have political courage, to vote in ways that we haven't voted before. ed: so i'm glad that the congresswoman-elect now knows there are two branches in the congress, ask there are three -- and there are three bran s of government. she's got that straightened out.
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jedediah: she knows she needs a coalition of hard-left people because there are a lot of moderate democrats that are very concerned about this hard core left wing of the democratic party. bottom line, a lot of that stuff, they have no idea how they're going to pay for it. .president every time she gets asked about it, she gives some foolish answer not grounded in any -- ed: money just appears. jedediah: rainbows and unicorns. [laughter] ed: the point is democrats are going to have to govern. let's see whether they do that. down in florida they the haven't proven they can govern. they haven't proven they can figure out how to handle an election. the broward county circus continues hours before today's big deadline. jedediah: the election supervisor now admits her office misplaced more than 2,000 ballots. pete: yeah. our man who's everywhere all the time, griff jenkins, live in front of the office where the ballots are missing. ed: where are they, griff?
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>> reporter: i have no idea, neither do the officials inside. here's the deal, part of the second machine recount that was not submitted because they were two minutes late on the deadline. therefore, they are doing the hand recount yesterday from the original numbers. so while there are 2,000 missing, they're not expected to be a factor in the results that will be reported at noon today where governor scott will defeat senator nelson in a narrow margin. nevertheless, that election supervisor snipes is still looking for those ballots. listen. >> somebody must have put their stack in a tray where it didn't belong. the ballots are in this building. there would be nowhere else for them to be. >> reporter: it'll be interesting to see whether senator nelson will concede today. tallahassee mayor andrew gillam conceding to ron desantis,
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desantis was asked would you consider removing brenda snipes at your first move? here's what he said. >> well, i'm going to take office on january 8th, and, you know, i ran on accountability, and so i urge all your voters to follow my administration closely when i get in. >> reporter: now, we will see the officials are in there, maybe some challenges because of these missing ballots, but it's not expected to have an impact on the deadline today. ed: congressman, now governor-elect desantis is still in election mode. pete: this was first reported yesterday during the day. like, was brenda snipes on her -- sorry -- on her hands and knees looking for the ballots yesterday? they're still missing? they're in the building, don't know where they are. and you compare that to previous election cycles. jedediah: and at first you laugh, and then you get scared. it's actually quite terrifying.
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ed ed i should have said two counties can't govern themselves, because the rest of the state is all right. this is when you have producers of the show who are from florida, they correct you. it's not the whole state. pete: no, listen, the nickname is sloppy brenda snipes. you know why? she can't find the ballots, she can't count the ballots, she can't keep the ballots in the right spot. you can't tell because you can't read it. ed: i feel once every three or four shows, you can't find your cell phone. pete: that's true. but i'm not in charge of elections in florida, a big county -- >> nor should she be, by the way. pete: rick scott's going to won, and andrew andrew gillam, give m credit, a gracious concession speeching speech, something unlike what stacey abrams did. florida, pull it together for us, will ya? ed: two counties in florida.
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[laughter] pete: florida. [laughter] fired fbi director james comey now challenging house republicans who may subpoena him. chairman bob goodlatte here live to respond next. ed: and terrifying moments as a hot air balloon -- look at this video -- it was filled with fireworks, like that was a good idea, would explode. over 100 people were there. what happened next, we'll tell you. (burke) fender-biter. seen it, covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ all the tools you need for every step of the way. make it, squarespace
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ed: the house judiciary committee will subpoena james comey and loretta lynch in its final days in power. pete: james comey tweeting this: i want the american people to watch, so let's have a public hearing.
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is best served by transparency. let me know when it's convenient for you. house judiciary committee bob goodlatte says he prefers a closed-door hearing for this. mr. chairman, thank you very much for being here. james comey wants it public, you say more productive in private. why? >> well, first of all, i'd like to know how many of the many, many investigations that james comey conducted as fbi director in his long career as a prosecutor and investigator that were conducted in public. this is an ongoing investigation, and it's imperative that we talk to each of the witnesses, and we've talked to many, many witnesses. we've interviewed them under oath with a transcribed interview, and they've been done in private. and it is simply not appropriate for mr. comey to attempt to turn this into some kind of a public performance on his part maybe to sell more books, i'm not sure what exactly his motivation is. but he knows that an
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investigation properly conducted gets testimony from each of the relevant witnesses and then after that is completed, further action is take telephone. in our case -- taken. in our case, we want to complete this investigation, and then we'll make all of the transcribed interviews available to the public so that they can see exactly what we've been investigating. but we're not going to have him testify in public so that other people can see him testify and then suddenly their testimony seems to match up with his. ed: james comey wants to grandstand. i'm shocked, shocked, shocked, congressman. [laughter] i wonder specifically, the way i understand it is you had signaled in private, as you say, to try to get this investigation completed to democrats on the panel that you wanted to bring in comey. someone, it appears, leaked that and tipped comey off which is why he tweeted out i'm ready to talk publicly. it makes me wonder, when democrats take over, do you think they're going to sweep some of this comey business under the rug?
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>> well, that's a very serious concern, but that's been their pattern the entire time. instead of wanting to get at the truth of what happened during the 2016 elections when two investigations -- one of the hillary clinton e-mails and another of the so-called trump-russia collusion -- were launched. and the fbi, a small group at the head of fbi, including director comey, treated one of these investigations entirely differently, shockingly different than they did the other. they leaned over backwards to find reasons to not indict hillary clinton and broke all kinds of rules as indicated by the inspector general's several hundred page report with regard to the other investigation, they've gone the opposite direction. so throughout this process -- ed: recently, we heard that james comey used gmail, used private e-mail himself as fbi chief and may have exposed sensitive information. might that have clouded his judgment in terms of hillary
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clinton and her private server? >> we've heard the same thing, and we have the same question. [laughter] pete: do you have to, do you have to wrap your investigation in this lame duck congress in order for it to happen, or can it continue? >> well, certainly i and chairman gowdy of the oversight ask government reform committee are leaving office on january 3rd. however, we have already had conversations with chairman lindsey graham of the senate -- who we think will be chairman of the senate judiciary committee -- and ron johnson who's the chairman of the senate oversight committee, and they are very determined to pick up where we leave off. in addition, we have an inspector general who is looking into these matters, and we have called for the appointment of a special counsel. so this is not going away, it's going to be brought to a conclusion. and we want to get these interviews done.
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ed: all right, no done. appreciate you coming in . pete: appreciate your time. all right. well, on a different subject, a new look for your favorite disney princess. [laughter] so what's with the modern twist? why can't we teach our daughters about the classics? well, we'll discuss it coming up next. >>er no. >> t magic hands? to keep you both comfortable. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. plus 24-month financing on all beds. ends sunday.
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in khashoggi's death. mean if while, violent protests erupt in paris. one person dead, more than 200 others hurt. thousands of protesters stormed the streets upset over the country's rising fuel taxes. officers decided to unleash tear gas and use shields to try and control the crowds. jed? jedediah: well, your favorite big screen princesses are getting a whole new spin in disney's latest feature, ralph breaks the internet. >> i'm a princess too. >> what kind of a princess are you? >> do animals talk to you? >> no. >> were you kidnapped or enslaved? >> not. are you guys okay? >> do people assume all your problems got solved because a big, strong man showed up? >> yes. what is up with that? jedediah: in the new film, elsa and sleeping beauty have their hair down and wear their pjs, snow white has coke bottle glasses, and cinderella shatters
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her glass slipper, but our next guest argues it doesn't connect with many americans. mom of two daughters, cathny barnett -- kathy barnett. what do you think of this backlash against the disney princesses i grew up watching? i managed to grow up a self-empowered woman -- [laughter] >> not a damsel in distress. jedediah: what do you make of this backlash? >> i think it's fair to say that the disney of today is not the disney you and i grew up with. if many of us tune into these lighthearted forms of entertainment for that reason. they're not meant to be so heavy, right? one of the things i think that this particular company and many multibillion dollar companies tend to forget is my child already has a parent. my child does not need them, nor do we look to them to parent our child, right? i love belle from beauty and the beast, she's my favorite, but belle will not be the one to
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teach my daughter how to be a woman. i will teach my daughter what a strong, confident and educated woman looks like. not disney. so i think that they are operating outside of their pay grade, as i often say, and they need to stick with the fun and fairy tale and imaginary kind of life, right? life is heavy enough all by itself. jedediah: what about people who say, though, that the cartoons should evolve, that they should change to meet now some of the issues going around in society where people are saying, you know what? for a long time women were oppressed, now they're coming out, we have the #metoo movement, what about people who say it would be great if these cartoons reflected that so young girls would learn they don't need a prince charming? >> well, again, kind of alluding back to what you said earlier, you still managed to grow up a strong, confident and intelligent woman, right? again, i am my daughter's role model, not belle.
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as much as i love belle in beauty and the beast, right? and, of course, we get that companies want to stay relevant, they want to evolve. but i would suggest that disney step a little bit further outside of their hyper-liberal bubble and begin to take a look at the fabric of america. there are many mothers who reject this, the weaponization of the #metoo movement as we've seen it in this past political process. there are many heres who reject today's -- mothers who reject today's form of feminism that says believe the women irrespective of facts and logic. so again, i would suggest -- i understand we want to evolve, we want to do all of that, but i think even walt disney would have a problem with the production that we're getting out of disney these days. jedediah: yeah. and when you watch these car cartoons -- cartoons, you're often right next to them, and they're asking questions, so i think the point you make about the role of parents actually is lost. and people expect -- whether it's a school, disney --
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>> to participant if their kids. jedediah: it's very important. you have kids, i'm guessing -- >> i parent my own child, right? [laughter] and, in fact, this our home we have now blocked the disney channel because we reject the liberal ideology that they're pushing on to our children. jedediah: oh, so you actually feel a lot of this, what they view as evolution actually for you has been not welcomed? >> it has not been welcomed, like i said. we have actually blocked the disney channel because, no, i do not appreciate smart-mouthed little kids running around everywhere trying to usurp the authority of their parents, and i reject this whole feminism and its push of very liberal ideas on to my children. i will parent my children, you entertain them with fun, friendly, imaginary kind of characters, and we can all get along. jedediah: well, thank you so much. >> thank you so much for having me. jedediah: the left attempted to take down brett kavanaugh during his supreme court nomination, but now -- >> the nine of us are now a
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family. this is our work family. and it's just as important as our personal family. jedediah: well, look at that. bill bennett is here to react live next. and terrifying moments as a hot air balloon filled with fireworks explodes over hundreds of people. what happened also coming up.
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♪ ♪ pete: welcome to the 8:30 hour on sunday morning, it's also 8:30 in washington, d.c. and a guy who knows a little bit about washington, d.c. is bill bennett, former education secretary -- ed: the big kahuna. pete: absolutely. [laughter] and you've got a new book that we're going to get to, bill, for sure, but we want, first, to get your reaction to ed's favorite socialist, alexandra ocasio-cortez from the bronx. she was elected by challenging a sitting democratic congressman. she got on a conference call with a group and said we need to do a little bit more of that as well. this is what ocasio-cortez had to say. >> long story short, i need you to run for office. progressive movement works, and it wins in all districts. if we work our butts off to make sure that we take back all three chambers of congress -- rather,
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all three chambers of government, we can't start working in 2020. i cannot tell you enough how much this moment is asking of our country and ourselves to have political courage, to vote in ways that we haven't voted before. pete: chairman of the dnc says future of the democratic party. is that a good idea, mr. secretary? >> well, it's a good idea for conservatives, i think. she's a bit of an outlier. i was just talking to a former member of the progressive caucus saying that ocasio-cortez is way out there, and she is. goodness, it's just 2018, and she's campaigning already. this is really quite something. but fair enough, the party has moved to the left, and a lot of the attention will be on the movement left. but she's an interesting character, you know? her transition from adolescence to adulthood is being difficult. the demonstration in nancy pelosi's office, you know, why have legislation when you can
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have a demonstration. >> [laughter] it's more fun to meet people, there's a party afterwards. so she's making transition, but she'll continue to attract a lot of attention. jedediah: you know, justice sotomayor had some interesting words to say about justice kavanaugh. i want to get your reaction. >> the nine of us are now a family, and we're a family with each of us our own burdens, our own obligations to others, but this is our work family. and it's just as important as our personal family. we probably spend more time with each other than most justices spend who have spouses with their spouses. jedediah: you know, i commend her for this, but wasn't it just a second ago that even on the left was trying to ruin kavanaugh's entire life and reputation? >> yeah. now, to be fair, the court wasn't part of that. jedediah: right. >> i remember learning in law school this statement of an ideals statement, the supreme court is a teacher in a vital national seminar. they like to think of themselves
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as teachers, and they meet often seminar-like, and they do come out with their opinions which are often more august, more majestic than the usual pretty if call stuff -- political stuff. however, politics does enter in on the court, as you all know. they don't do it raw. they marinate it, season it, bake it, and it comes out looking for respectable and intellectual. fair enough. these people live in an enclosed space for long periods of time, there's just nine of them. they have to get along. that's a necessity. it breeds a certain degree of familiarity and comity, i think, by virtue of what the job they have. remember scalia and ginsburg, very close friends all the way through. jedediah: that's true. ed: bill, i was thinking about you this week not because of this new book, the true st. nicholas, and we want to talk about that, but i went to jack kemp's family, the late jack kemp was kind enough to
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invite me to the foundation dinner, i got to see jimmy and the whole family. and they had pictures of you and jack meeting with the tally llama -- dalai lama, and there was one quote, winning is like shaving, you've got to do it every single day, or you look like a bum. [laughter] >> yeah. that's directed to those of us on the line who aren't the quarterbacks from california. do you know when we went to meet the dalai lama, i said how do i address him, he said, watch me. i said, oh, no. [laughter] he opened the door and jack said, hello, dolly -- [laughter] jedediah: that's amazing. >> that's jack. pete: tell us about the new book, it's a great concept. the true st. nicholas. >> yes, sir. yes, indeed. the true st. nicholas, i, like a lot of people, that was just shorthand for santa claus. bell, it's shorthand for st. nicholas who is the real
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ancestor of who became santa claus. he was a bishop of the catholic church born in 280 a.d., very interesting history. one quick story, he inherited some money, and there was a man in town, very poor. he had three daughters and none of the daughters had enough money for a dowry. so he took pity on them, and one night he came and had some gold coins and put them in a bag and threw them through the window. legend has it they fell in a stocking, okay? there you go. back in 300. he did this for the other two daughters as well. the irony is this guy, this nicholas, who became st. nicholas, bishop nicholas, wants anonymity. yet he became, ironically, the world's famous gift giver. this is his story from the year 300 up to the 21st century, and it's a great story. he was the most popular statement for quite a while -- saint for quite a while, and he has a lot to teach. it's the story behind christmas and under christmas that i think
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people don't know, it's underappreciated. he's quite a guy. pete: well-timed. why his story is worth knowing now. we covered a lot of books, i don't buy them all. i think i'm going to buy this one. jedediah: you better have bought mine. >> i'm a fox news contributor, this is not a book bashing liberals. jedediah: there you go! thanks, bill. pete: thank you, sir. jedediah: turning now to your headlines. a hot air balloon packed with fireworks explodes in midair over thousands of people. >> oh [bleep] [inaudible conversations] >> get up! jedediah: people frantically ran for cover at the annual festival of lights event in southeast asia. at least nine people were hurt. a washington state police chief says he won't enforce newly-passed gun laws. he joined us earlier explaining why he wants to make his
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community a sanctuary city for gun owners. >> there's a constitutional duty to officials in office to follow the constitution. i mean, the constitution is a basis for the laws of our land. the constitution gives americans the right to keep and bear arms. jedediah: participant of the new state law raises the age to purchase certain guns from 18 to 21. it also holds gun owners liable if their gun is stolen and used in a crime. recreational marijuana sales begin in massachusetts this week. two medical pot dispensaries will open their doors to the public tuesday. the state legalized recreational use more than two years ago. massachusetts is the seventh state to sell recreational pot. and millennials are ditching the leftovers, embracing my favorite, tiny turkeys this thanksgiving. according to bloomberg, the younger generation is opting for smaller birds. the reason for the switch is smaller family sizes and interest in a more natural bird,
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pete. [laughter] or or or e-mails have been pouring in. kate writes: i am pro-tiny turkey. yes, kate! i think it's perfect for people who find themselves alone for the moll days but still finish holidays but still want to celebrate. ed: pete is right -- oh, why'd they make me read this? go for the amazing big turkey because leftovers are the best especially sunday after thanksgiving when i make turkey chowder. pete: you put cranberry, a little mayo -- ed: let's ask rick. do you like those leftovers? rick: yeah, of course. is a tiny turkey a thing? pete: i've never seen one. jedediah: i'm going to bring proof of this somehow if, tiny turkeys. rick: all right. no, i need, like, the 20-pounder. all right, guys, a lot going on this week. obviously, everybody wants to get somewhere on, for travel,
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and it's really going to be pretty good, actually, at least getting to grandma's house. getting home might be a problem next weekend. here's your temperatures, really cold. we've got some abnormally old air that's settled in across parts of the far northern plains. rain coming to california, the biggest thing to be thankful for. we've been dealing with those fires. rain wednesday, another batch on friday, and i think that stormy pattern sticks with us for a little while, which is great news. all right, guys. pete: while you were doing the weather, rick, i ordered bill bennett's book. former first lady michelle obama's lecture on good behavior. ed: plus, david bossie, maria bartiromo both here live, both coming up. ♪ ♪
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♪ ♪ pete: couple of quick headlines for you. former vice president joe biden's family is growing thanks to their new four-legged friend. the bidens are adopting a 10-month-old german shepard named major. the bidens fostered the dog for months and were ready to make the adoption official. love the name. [laughter] and this love trend is on the rise. more young couples in america are living together rather than tying the knot. this includes 9% of people between the ages of 18 to 24 and 15% of those 25-34-year-olds. fifty years ago those numbers were at 0.1 and 2%. new numbers, new world. ed: there you go. interesting. all right. so in what seems to be a veiled swipe or maybe not a veiled swipe at president trump, michelle obama out on the tour, book tour now, lecturing about good behavior. take a look at this. she says the president isn't the
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president for his own ego. the president is the president for the entire country. we have to be very mindful of what we say and how we say it. you don't stoop to their level, you have to stay above the fray, so that's how we learned to operate. that's one of the ways we existed in the toxic climate that is, has become, sadly, our politics. so when she was saying the president is not just about ego, was she talking about this president or -- [laughter] jedediah: every president. it's so crazy. every president has a big ego. i can't think of one president that hasn't. and, yeah, you have to be mindful of what you say, i think that's a valid point, but every single president i can think of -- listen, president obama often said a lot of things that offended a lot of people, wasn't always mindful of what he said. i don't know if she was take thing a swipe at trump. if she's speaking generally, i can handle it. [inaudible conversations] just a tad misguided. pete: you know, people pay hundreds of -- some people thousands of dollars to hear
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that? i don't know. ed: here's the other way i look at it. if she believes that about president trump, why is she also not calling out democrats? she was consistent about saying previously when they go low, we go high. but that wasn't even true. hang on a second, every other democrat, eric holder, hillary clinton, are saying, nah -- pete: maybe the new democrats are just being honest, and the obamas said -- ed: at least she said that example if, and now other democrats are throwing it out the window, and she should call that out. jedediah: yeah. well, tensions are escalating in tijuana. david bossie is here to weigh in as they get closer to our border. pete: and this 13-year-old boy was recognized at the president's state of the union address for his mission to help veterans. now thanks to you at home, he's honored thousands more veterans and their grave sites with flags and flowers. he joins us with his heart-warming story coming up
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♪ ♪ pete: well, this thanksgiving week we take a look back at the great causes "fox & friends" if viewers have supported this year. jedediah: back in february we spoke with preston sharp recognized by president trump at the state of the union for his mission to honor veterans. >> flags and flowers got started veterans day of 2015 right after my 10th birthday. i went to a local cemetery near me thinking that it was veterans day, and i was going to see a lot of flags out on the veterans' grave sites, and there wasn't. i got frustrated with that, and
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i wanted to honor veterans. pete: now, with the help of our viewers, preston has honored more than 185,000 veteran grave sites in 23 states with flags and flowers. he joins us now with his story. preston, thank you so much for joining us this morning. jedediah: thanks for being here. pete: we appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: we just heard a little bit about your story. you went, you thought there'd be flags on grave sites, there weren't. what is et about veterans that motivated you to actually do something about it? >> yeah, okay. so you know how our veterans, you know, they fought so much for us and they gave their lives and risk their lives for us? i'm just trying to give some of that back, and i really appreciate veterans, and i just want to thank every veteran that's watching now. i want to thank them for their service. pete: i don't know many kids your age -- what grade are you in? >> i'm in seventh grade. pete: i don't know many seventh
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graders that have that kind of view, let alone building an organization, flags and flowers for vets. tell us about your organization. >> okay. so my organization, i raise money, i go to cemeteries, and i honor veterans with a flag and a flower. i say the veteran's name out loud and thank you for your service. and and so i'm going to honor veterans this thanksgiving, to honor veterans in hawaii. and i just, you know, i really like honoring veterans because i want to give some of that back, and i really appreciate our veterans so much for what they do for us. jedediah: preston, you came on our show this february, you shared your amazing story. what happened after that? how did to you are viewers respond to your -- our viewers respond to your story? >> so, actually, i raised a lot of money so i was able to go and honor more veterans. but this past veterans day i just honored 9,000 veterans. and so, you know, once you honor
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veterans, it costs a lot of money too, so it's kind of hard to get funds. but, you know, being on this show really helped. jedediah: you have a goal that you want to reach honoring veterans in all 50 states. how can people help to make that happen with you? >> yeah. so i have a web site, prestonsharp.net, and i'm also on social media, and so i -- you can donate on my web site and also sell shirts and coins and, you know -- pete: there it is, prestonsharp.net. you can also go to "fox & friends".com for a link to what you do. what a cause, what a kid. jedediah: amazing. pete: if i could adopt you, let me know. [laughter] happy to. i think our country looks to a kid like you and appreciates that level of commitment. thank you for honoring veterans. >> thank you guys so much. jedediah: still ahead, the democrats' first target when they take over the house is to
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raise your taxes. maria bartiromo is here to weigh in live. pete: plus, comedian tim allen says there's nothing that makes the media angrier than an actual conservative. why he loves it so much. ♪ t scovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.
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♪ ♪ >> nobody would have ever thought this could have happened. the federal government is behind you, we're all behind each other. pete: president trump joined the state's democratic leaders to survey the heartbreaking damage. >> there's no politics being played here. >> we're going to get it done. >> long story short, i need you to run for office. the progressive movement works, and it wins in all districts. >> it's just 2018, and campaigning already. why have legislation when you can have a demonstration? pete: down in florida the broward county circus continues. ed: the elections supervisor now admits her office misplaced more than 2,000 ballots. >> the ballots are in the building, but they are misfiled.
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>> tim allen, he likes to take on the left, and he says this: liberals have a very small window of sense of humor about themselves, so i love poking at it. pete: an american flag is the only thing that survived when wildfires burned through one veteran's family home. >> honestly, it means hope, hope that we can rebuild, hope for the future. ♪ ♪ ed: well, we don't know where the ballots are, but i can tell you there is lasagna in the building, this hour. jedediah: my mom's lasagna, which is the best in the whole world. these two are about to find that out. pete: you've got to turn up the t.i. and rihanna for me a little bit. [laughter] that's a great song. jedediah: it is a fantastic song. pete: and your mother's lasagna is amazing.
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jedediah: it is. everything she makes is amazing. ed: we're going to get to that. we also might put that waffle iron that pete just borrowed, shall we say, from our shopping guru? we're going to put that to the test. jedediah: breakfast and then lunch with the lasagna, we're set. pete: this show we go up and down, then we start with that, and now we have to transition to a really tough topic affects tons of people. fox news alert, 79 people reported dead with nearly 1300 still unaccounted for from california's devastating wildfire. 76 of those killed died in the camp fire in northern california. jedediah: a candlelight vigil is planned for today. survivors forced to sleep in makeshift camps. ed: the president joined the state's democratic leaders d they're normally at odds politically, but the president made clear they were coming together to survey that heart breaking damage together. >> nobody would have ever thought this could have happened.
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so the federal government is behind you, we're all behind each oh. this is very sad to see it. ed: the camp fire has burned nearly 150,000 acres, it is now 55% contained, so some good news but, obviously, that suggests almost half of the fire is still not contained. still very dangerous. there have been eyewitnesses talking about embers that are the size of basketballs flying through the air. that gives you a sense of why these fires won't stop and why they just keep getting worse in some areas. pete: there are some stories we cover on this show, and after three hours you sort of say, okay, that one -- we've talked enough about that story. this is the opposite. the more you talk about it, the more it sinks in, the depth and the gravity of it, the amount of people killed, affected, still missing. 155,000 acres. if you're not there, you don't feel it, and that's why i think it was so important for the president to go there, meet with democrat leaders, put the politics aside and say what can we do to help and thank those
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first responders. 55% contained, ed, is a success for them because of what they've been up against. still a lot to go. jedediah: very important for the president to have that unifying moment and say this isn't about politics and also to express when you're not there to witness something, when you're not in california, it's really hard to imagine the gravity of the situation for those of us not there and just say, we need to come together and figure out a solution. ed: the president wants to make sure that he works with this new congress on getting the right federal funding for california. well, that's just one of many issues the new congress will be confronting, cracking down on illegal immigration, dealing with taxes, health care, all the rest, but what are some of the democrats talking about? are they talking about governing? no, they're still talking about the last election and the upcoming 2020 election. they're talking politics. i'm talking specifically about congresswoman-elect alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's out with this video saying let's double down, let's get
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more people on the left, socialists like her who will go after democratic incumbents in the next election two years away. instead of talking about the big issues today. jedediah: i think moderate democrats are getting very, very nervous. she's very motivated, she's very passionate, she's very openly hard-left coming out saying i am a socialist, being unapologetic about the fact that she wants to support these enormous programs that she has no idea how she's going to fund. i'm curious to see how they deal with these upcoming challenges and if she is successful in getting more people with her ideology to run and succeed. pete: i just want to know where these moderate democrats are that you speak of. if she's effective, there'll be a lot less of them. and that's what she's talking about on this video to this group, justice democrats. hey, we want more of you to challenge moderate democrats, listen. >> long story short, need you to run for office.
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progressive movement works and it wins in all districts. if we work our butts off to make sure that we take back all three chambers of congress -- rather, all three chambers of government, we can't start working in 2020. i cannot tell you enough how much this moment is asking of our country and ourselves to have political courage, to vote in ways that we haven't voted before. ed: here's the other big point. she is a disciple of bernie sanders who, in the last presidential election, appeared to be initially an outlier, a socialist, come on. democrats aren't going to go for that. and he almost won the democratic nomination but for hillary clinton and the democratic party machinery. the point now is here we are in 2018 moving closer and closer to 2020 where the socialists are taking over the democratic party, and they are moving further and further left according to dr. bill bennett who was on a few moments ago. listen.
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>> it's just 2018, and she's campaigning already. this is really quite something. but, fair enough, the party has moved to the left, and a lot of the attention will be on the movement left. but she's an interesting character, you know? her are transition from adolescence to adulthood is being difficult. the demonstration in nancy pelosi's office, you know, why have legislation when you can have a demonstration? it's more fun. you meet people, there's a party afterwards, you know? so she's making transition, but she'll continue to attract a lot of attention. pete: yeah, she will. but one thing people have observed, especially in hollywood and elsewhere, is that a lot of times, especially lefties, progressives, they tonight like to laugh on the political side all that much. [laughter] tim allen -- jedediah: well, not at themselves anyway. [laughter] pete: thank you. tim allen has a hit show on fox, and he gave an interview where he talked about why that show and he's been so effective. he said i think it's funny to make fun of people that are full
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of themselves. liberals have a very small window of sense of humor about themselves, so i poke fun at it. he said, you know, i'm not always a conservative, i just recognize that right now no one's making fun of the left. i can do that and people laugh. jedediah: and a pretty bold statement to make in hollywood. that's bold. ed: it's funny that's even remotely controversial. jedediah: i know. but there is a lot of truth to what he's saying. pete: well, as michael knowles pointed out when he was on the show, when politics is your holy grail, it's hard to laugh whereas conservatives always see politics as a means to other things. jeff jed we got some reaction on social media. this twitter user writes: this wasn't true ten years ago, but boy, is it true lately. if you can't laugh at yourself, who can you laugh add? ed: that's what makes his show so much fun. it's not offensive, it's actually funny.
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pete: thank you, ioioioio. [laughter] and on facebook, paul says it's not hard to laugh at the left. jedediah: did you write that one, pete? [laughter] ed: it's pete's burner account. jedediah: the recount drama continues in florida's you ward county. elections supervisor brenda snipes, who's already under intense scrutiny, now admits her office misplaced more than 2,000 ballots. >> somebody must have put their stack in a tray where it didn't belong. the ballots are in this building, there will be nowhere else for them to be. jedediah: the bombshell coming ahead of today's noon deadline. coming up, a live report from griff jenkins who explains that this chaos means a lot for the candidates. finally, nearly two weeks after the midterms, georgia certifies republican brian kemp
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as governor. kemp finished with more than 50% of votes topping democrat stacey abrams. >> stacey abrams ran one heck of a campaign. it's a tough business, politics. but the fact of the matter is the election is now over, and i've got the focus -- to focus on governing this state, and that's exactly what i'm going to do. jedediah: abrams plans to sue georgia for how it handles elections. vice president pence stops in guam to spend time with u.s. troops. the vp and second lady landed at the anderson air force base wrapping a trip across asia. the vice president enjoyed a thanksgiving meal with service members. the couple will return to washington after making one last stop in hawaii. and a final farewell for a fallen american hero. major brent taylor was laid to rest yesterday, killed in afghanistan while on leave from his post. as mayor of a utah city, friends and family say he lived to seven. >> brent had great conviction in
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what he believed was right. and just as importantly, he understood the responsibility to conviction. jedediah: the mayor leaves behind his wife and seven children. and those are your headlines. pete: god bless. ed: that is so hard, but a lot of people went on with a gofundme, and they're helping the family. a lot of people coming together. pete: incredible individual. all right, well, tensions escalating in tijuana between the thousands of migrants arriving from the caravan and the people who live there. david bossie is here to weigh in as they get closer to the border. ed: plus, a powerful sign of patriotism this sunday morning. an american flag is the only thing that survived when wildfires burned through one veteran's family home out in california. the message from that veteran and his wonderful wife, a message of hope, straight ahead. e deserves the hard work that went into the science behind vascepa.
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♪ ♪ pete: well, today protesters expected to hit the streets in
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mexico as tensions escalate in tijuana between the thousands of migrants arriving on the caravan and the people who live in that city. jedediah: the mexican government estimating more than 10,000 migrants could end up there as they await asylum. so what should president trump do about it? ed: here to weigh in, fox news contributor, david bossie. good morning, david. >> good morning. ed: let's get this straight. so when the president talks about the caravan, it's just an election, campaign issue and allegedly he's a racist. when the mayor of tijuana says, you know, i need $4 million to deal with security because this caravan is out of control, i have security problems for my citizens in tijuana, should we call him a racist too? [laughter] >> it's a great question, ed. these folks, whether you live in the united in on -- in the unitd states on the border or in mexico, in the way of these folks, you're in danger. the level of violence, we see the stories coming out of tijuana and other cities that
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these folks, these migrants are coming through these cities and making demands. they are living in public spaces, they are destroying public spaces. whether you're the mayor of a mexican town or a united states town, it's the same exact problems. and you're not racist for wanting safety and security for your citizens. these people don't belong, and they're using and abusing your tax dollars, and they're going to use and abuse your citizens as well. jedediah: david, do you think there's going to be a shift when it comes to the media? first, they were saying the caravan's not real, now you have the mayor of tijuana coming out and talking about this like it's a real problem because it is. do you think they're going to shift in their coverage of how they talk about it? >> i would hope so -- [laughter] but that would be, that would require some honesty and integrity in reporting. so the fake news divisions which are out to destroy this presidency, right? that's what they've done since day one, try to delegitimize
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this president from the first moments of his presidency. hillary clinton and their team never accepted the results. here we are two years later. the media's not going to become an honest broker of this, the facts of this news that is being created by the caravan. they want to make it about donald trump being a mean president and being someone who is racist. and it is the further thing from the truth. president trump took an oath of office to defend americans from enemies, foreign and domestic, and these people who are invading this country, there is a legal process. we all know that our economy requires more manpower, more men and women in the work force. we need good people to come to this country for the right reasons, but we don't need it in this way. we need to follow the law. pete: yeah. david, sticking on this topic, the members of the military have gone down to the border, in part to reinforce it. but washington, d.c. and
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congress has been unable to fund the president's border wall. there's talk about a budget showdown potentially in december. is this president willing to shut down portions of the government to get full funding for the wall? >> pete, absolutely. this president is going to require congress to take responsibility and ownership for this problem. this president has called for two years for full funding for the border wall. we need full funding for the border wall, and this president ought to use every means at his disposal including shutting down the government if that is required. ed: david, i want to go back to the media for a moment because there's another way of looking at the mayor of tijuana's comments, and i think pete made this point earlier which is if he's demanding money for help, will the media here in the u.s. finally admit that the caravan at least is real, that other officials out there are saying it's a problem? >> well, some in the media may do that, but, ed, let's be honest, the media has been using this as a vehicle to attack the united states president at every
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turn. whether it is leaders of those countries in central america and some in mexico who have wanted to attack this president, the media wants to find problems. that's all they do is want to create problems instead of trying to educate the american people about the facts of what is going on. and then allowing the american people to make their own decisions, because if that was the case, the american people would be looking at this as an invasion which is what it is. instead, it's become, quite honestly, a partisan issue meaning people who support the president see it one way, and those who are opposed to him say that this president has all these bad intentions, and it's just not true. ed: yeah. or that it's not real when, in fact, we know it's real. david, we appreciate you coming in. jedediah: thanks so much. ohio now one step closer to criminalizing certain abortions. the woman leading the effort joins us next. pete: plus, could former fbi director james comey testify again in front of congress? we just broke news on "fox & friends," details on that coming
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♪ ♪ pete: welcome back. some quick headlines for you. history is made as the navy adds another combat ship to its fleet, the uss sioux city is the first ever warship commissioned at the naval academy in annapolis. the vessel is the 11th of its kind. go, navy. and the statute of liberty's original torch has been moved to its new home. crews carefully transported it to the new statue of liberty museum scheduled to open in may here in new york. the original torch built in 1876. it was replaced in 1984.
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jed, over to you. jedediah: one of the most restrictive abortion bills in the country passing the ohio house of representatives this week, making it a fifth-degree commonny for a doctor -- felony for a doctor to perform an a abortion as early as six weeks into pregnancy. the bill's lead sponsor, christina hagen, says it was crafted specifically challenge roe v. wade, and she joins us now with details. this is the, obviously, a very controversial bill because of the six week mark. it's pretty early, some would say, into a pregnancy. what was your motivation for sponsoring and supporting this bill? >> well, as the mother of three children with beating hearts, this is all about constitutionality and protecting every american and making sure that all americans are protected in the same status, those who deserve constitutional rights. jedediah: now, this passed in the house. it's going to go to the senate, and one thing i noticed is that it doesn't have exceptions for cases like rape and increst.
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do you think that -- incest. do you think this will be something that will hold this up in the senate, or do you think they can get onboard with this bill? >> i do not, because we have passed this in the ohio house of representatives previously as written and also in the senate as written. every pro-life measure that's been passed and enacted into law in the state of ohio has not had that exception because we value all life across the board regardless of the circumstance in which it was conceived. it doesn't change the humanity of the child and, thus, the law should protect all classes of individuals equally. jedediah: this is, obviously, a conversation that happens nationwide. we're talking about it all the time, the shift in many young people who are now turning to a pro-life message. is this something you would be willing to push nationwide, and do you think it's palatable across the country to have this become something that people say, wait a second, i want to protect the lives of the up born and their constitutional -- unborn and their constitutional rights as well? >> absolutely. the pro-life movement has been
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strong since 197 3w. we live in the most medically advanced nation in the world where scientific indicators such as cardiac activity are proof that we are on the right side of this issue. without question, people in my generation are standing up and fighting for life every step of the way, and and we happen to have this not only happening across states, but there is a national movement for the heartbeat bill to be protecting children with beating hearts. house bill 490 is going to be considered in judiciary committee in the united states congress within the next week's time. this is a national movement. but it's driven by grassroots. it's driven by men and women like you and me fighting on the ground every single day. the pro-life movement of is strong because if americans believe in it. polls suggest this isn't a partisan issue, people believe that children with beating hearts should be protected. 86% of republicans agree, 6 out of 10 independents agree, and 55% of democrats agree that
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children should be protected from the horrendous, life-ending act of abortion. jedediah: quickly, have you gotten any reaction from your constituents thus far on this? >> absolutely. my constituents are pleased. they've sent me to do a job which i've done consistently over my last four terms in office. and albeit difficult and turbulent, we've had tough times on this issue, i've had death threats to my family, horrendous things said about my own toddler daughter, but we know there's a greater good in mind, and we know that every american deserves to be protected, and our constituents stand with us and behind us. jedediah: obviously, a very important topic and perspective, we appreciate it. >> thank you. jedediah: a powerful sign of patriotism. an american flag is the only thing that survives when wildfires burn through one veteran's family's home in california. their message of hope next. plus, the democrats lay out their first target when they take over the house, to raise your taxes. maria bartiromo here to weigh in
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the circus continues down in florida. >> the greatest show on earth they will call it. the supervisor admits her office misplaced more than 2,000 ballots. >> we are live in front of the office in florida with more on the missing votes.
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what's going on there now. >>reporter: let me take you inside. right now this is a look at dr. brenda with the election supervisor. she showed up an hour and half late to get the numbers and find the 2,000 ballots. if you find them police station call in. they went missing in the second recount that wasn't submitted because they missed the deadline. what we are about to learn is the final vote tally that will be submitted today. that will show that rick scott has defeated bill in the senate race. the board had a self-imposed deadline to they wouldn't be late. we'll bring it'd to you live.
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we have a bit of trouble getting the miting started that was an hour and half late. the mayor conceded to ron desantis. he considered getting rid of brenda. he considered getting rid of it's brower.
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>> it's still missing. >> all right, we have headlines for you now. president trump is visiting family's of victims from the thousand oaks bar. >> we hugged them and kissed them and it was warm. >> a gunman opened fire killing 12 people. the president offered support. one veteran family returned home after the fires and found just their american flag. >> i would compare it to a war zone. it was devastation and tragedy. >> it was something you see in a
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movie. >> 79 reported dead. many are still unaccounted for. the judiciary committee will interview comby. the chairman joined us earlier this morning. >> it's not appropriate for him to turn this into a public performance on his part to sell more books. >> s house republicans would like to sell him on his decision making. the former first couple is worth $145 million. michelle obama expected to bring in millions from her book tour. tickets cost as much as $4,000 apiece. >> not bad. we normally like to see pete -- we do breakfast with
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friends here. >> we do the diner. >> earlier we had a little black friday early segment. sometimes we get to bring home extra syrup. >> pete decided to take home to waffle iron. >> i have my waffle iron over here. >> maybe you can make some live on tv. >> that's not true. we don't have waffles. >> we do have them. we usually do breakfast with finds friends in a diner. we have a table that has my waffle maker on it. it retails for $299. >> you have to show us how it's done. >> i've never made it am home
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now i can. >> now you have to take it. >> maria is laughing. >> don't laugh at me. >> you just go in. >> you let it fill up. >> he's a messy cook. >> you put it down and flip-it t this way. >> it's idiotproof. >> maybe you flip it over when it's done. i learned a lot about it because the hotel i sty in has this. i never thought about this. i'll take a dirty waffle maker home. >> we would like to get comments before the end of the show. >> the those won't be ready before break. >> i'm a terrible cook but i can
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handle this. >> this one doesn't look that great. >> once you put syrup on it it will taste good. >> you can take cinnamon rolls and put them in there. >> is that not true? >> i think you need more batter. >> don't burn yourself. >> wow, you did a great job. wow, look at you. >> thank you, maria. >> i i'm really impressed. >> this is for you. ed, none for you. >> maria will talk about the economy. >> we have weird proposals. >> we gave pita pete a chance w
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welcome back. a few quick turkey headlines. a turkey is at your terrorizin. the bird named smoke is an unexpected celebrity. animal control has failed to catch him. they have anointed him mayor and a facebook page tracking his antickings. wow, that's cool. two other gobblers are hoping for president am pardon. they are from san south dakotad headed to the white house. these are two lucky birds. >> that's right.
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alex cortez throwing her weight behind a new campaign to elect more progressives into office. >> long story short, i need you to run for office. the progressive movement works and wins in all districts. we work our puts butts off to k all three changers of congress -- i mean government. maria is here to explain. >> when you hear her make these statements the moderates in the democratic party are seething. they are going crazy knowing their future is on the line. you have people that don't believe in abolish ice. i don't believe in raising taxes and mid medicare for all.
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chuck is to the left and doesn't believe this. she's undermining people in the party and saying i i'm coming at you, i'm coming for you. that's why donald trump will couldn't to win. like at what claire just side about colleagues. the crazy democrats. >> it's amazing it's not controversial. obama spread the wealth around. it was so crazy. now they are hey, i'm a socialist. >> they don't demand what a socialistic economy looks like. they would be afraid for their constituents and it would choke off the jobs.
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>> the goal post is moving and many thought a socialist couldn't be president trump now they are out-front. >> 100% out-front and the they try to continue to spew the talking point. this is an 100% lyre. it's not true. if you lower every income level. they git the corporate rate lower so the company can create jobs. the 80% of the tax plan didn't go to can 1%. the top 10% pays 90%. the democrats have their problems but the republicans have their problems as well. the women are not voting for donald trump. there is a real come to jesus
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moment happening saying what will we do about this. >>reporter: there is the potential for a budget showdown. the president said he doesn't want to do another temporary measure. >> that's one of the problems for the republicans. they are not all behind. there are so many never trumpers. this will continue to hurt them. we will see. the president doesn't want to government shutdown but they have to fund the border. >> how many times can you sigh i'm going to do it and it's a tough spot. >> the the democrat talking point is rising taxes. does that work. does that resonate with people across the country? >> it empowers the party and the all the way left candidates. people know they don't want
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their taxes going up and lower taxes will increase economic growth. they keep saying it. liz chanie is coming on. it will be a big story. women will be the leadership in the next election. i would like to ask her what she thinks the issue is. of course he will deal with these billing. also devin. we have covered the doj story. i would like to know what will happen now. there was no abuse and we'll in -- investigation donald
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trump. maria has to get to her studio. >> these are the coolest pants i've seen. >> happy thanksgiving. >> shout out to the troops. judiaha has a new tradition. we'll share after the break. 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.
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here is a dish you fiver think would be on the table pasta. >> my family is here with their
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secret recipe. jeremy, anthony. >> dad and mom. >> welcome, welcome, welcome. >> i don't know how to cook at all. this is easy to follow along. >> the most important thing is teaching you how to pour the wine. >> okay, you keep going. >> this is a stay appeal in our house and made with love. when someone comings to shire a meal and you share them lasagna. >> my father made it for me. >> you put a layer of sauce at the bottom. >> get the italian feeling. >> it's about that feeling.
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>> pass down the wine. >> why doesn't tony appear to do anything. >> happy thanksgiving. >> she was a wonderful child except she didn't cook. she's a great watcher. >> she thought she would live with us for ever. >> we'll put the meet sauce on the bottom. you make it the night before and you have your wine. your hair is tossed. when it's done you can sever it the next die like sophia.
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>> this has arguendo -- ground meet, sausage, onions. >> what is it like to enter into the family? >> it's been a wild ride to sigh the least. >> that's a great answer. >> away hug and kiss everybody at the door. he won't to shake my hand and i said i'm italian, we hug. everyone is family and once you have a meal you are for ever family. >> there is probably more than one bottle of wine. >> secret ingredient. >> tony can turn to the wine. >> put-on the rosota. >> this was a tradition my grandfather did. watching from above and exattic
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his lasagna is on tv. i remember smelling it in the house. you would wake up and zaire what do you want to eat and he would say eye want lasagna. >> if you took someone home you would have to eat. we would warn them make sure you eat and eat with gusto. you had to be passionate about it. >> the we'll try it. >> then if you gave him a sad story say, say your mother was alive and father was dead. he would say next time bring your momma. >> do they try to work in turkey and lasagna. >> we have an anti-pasta first.
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>> that includes stuffed mushrooms, olives, and after that we have lasagna. then we wait an hour or two and bring on the turkey and stuffed mushrooms again and artichoke. >> the running jack is everybody comes to the house. if there is a turkey, will you get to the turkey. you have gone through three and four dishes of lasagna. >> we have turkey sandwiches all week long. >> we really tried to discontinue having the lasagna but it never worked. >> all right, back with jed's family. >> cheers. attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. like the ones we teach here, every day.
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put a little water in the rugusta. averment head to our website we'll have mom and tony in the a the show show. >> have a good sunday. >> happy thanksgiving. a. both parties are reshould haveling. we'll speak to two members of the house good morning sand welcome. this is sunday morning futures. more women than every before coming to power in the house. my next guest is a rising star and will be the third largest in the house next year. she will join me exclusive lie to talk about the midterms and how today's gop

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