a first time hand guideliner hanging on for life. his forgot to attash his harness before taking off mountain in switzerland. the pilot got him down the man broke his wrist and needed surgery. will be okay. that is scary. how do you forget the harness? oh my gosh. have a good day. >> we are sending a simple message to the lawless caravan, turn back now, we will not let you in. >> you have heard reports that caravans happen all the time. that's true but not caravans that have a propensity for this type of violence. rob: u.n. ambassador nikki haley blasting russia for seizing three uher ukrainian ships. >> it is arrogant act that the international community must condemn and will never accept. >> congress returning to capitol hill with a busy agenda including a giant new tax plan. >> a vote on the house floor is expected on thursday.

>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house. first lady melania trump releasing a video showing the halls decked with boughs of holly. >> eighth straight win beating the tennessee titans 34-17. >> miller, all the way, wire to wire. 97 yards of glory. ♪ good feeling ♪ yeah ♪ got a feeling that i never, never, never had before. brian: we were looking straight down sixth avenue that's the place we would be walking on if we were outside. that's the live shot. steve: we did walk down that street to come into this building and it's studio f. jedediah is with us today. jedediah: hello. ecstatic to be here. brian: see if you feel that way after three hours. jedediah: i feel like it's the middle of the night. steve: kind of.

normally you are in this room doing the five. right now you are doing the 6:00. jedediah: i have done the weekend show pete and ed. it was about time i got here. what took so long? steve: good question. we have got three hours it starts right now with this news. hundreds of additional troops headed to our southern border as we expect more shut downs and confrontations according to what the government has heard. brian: wait. i thought this wasn't supposed to happen. the migrant caravan includes 600 known criminals. jedediah: griff jenkins is live on the ground in tijuana with the alarming new details. griff? >> good morning, guys. jedediah it is the middle of the night here 3:00 a.m. look outside the main sports arena which is the largest shelter for the migrants here in tijuana. and bring you this way and show you over here if we look inside this stadium, you will be able to get a look at just how many are here. we learned yesterday from dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen there is some 8500 total migrants a little over

6500 here. another 2,000 over in mexicali which is about two hours ahead. we learned, of course, the stunning number which is that 600 of them believed to have had criminal histories. we also learned another figure that's very interesting. that is 90%, they believe, are not eligible for asylum, which is, of course, the main reason why they are putting the central american countries, they tell us from honduras, guatemala and el salvador and, of course, there was the attacks we saw on sunday that the border patrol had to employ tear grass across. we learned at least four border patrol agents were injured in those attacks. actually sending an official letter to the u.s. side wanting to know why that was used an investigation of sorts. i talked about a dozen folks here, all males. that is, of course, something that nielsen has told us is mostly males here and that's what we have seen this morning. 12 to 14 of them actually about two hours ago tried to scale the fence. i will show you the fence

even though it's dark you can see along the highway that structure in the distance sort of a metal, that is the u.s.-mexico border across that highway is san diego. the san ysidro port of entry just about quarter of a mile from this place where we are standing right now. all 14 of them got over that fence a little farther to the west of us. the border patrol told them to turn back. the border patrol calls that a turn back. they see that as a success. they didn't climb the fence and ask for asylum. these people came back and they told me in three days they will try again, guys. steve: i know on sunday when there was that race towards the united states border, hundreds were involved. apparently they have identified via videotape 500 of them. what's going to happen to those people are they going to be deported or are they going to be allowed to stay there? griff: great question, the mexican officials tell us they intend to deport not only the 500 or so that they

arrested and apprehended and identified on this side of the border, but also anyone else that does try it now, one thing that you have to take into consideration. i will talk perhaps later in the day about this. this is impacting the business. when that border shut down 8 hours on sunday it absolutely froze business that normally happens. legal business between san diego and tijuana and that is a real concern for the folks that live here in the real wai weight that this caravan is bringing on top of them. we will get in later and talk to some of the folks. we are not aware to your question, steve, of anyone who has actually been deported. it's early yet. we'll talk to some officials later on this morning. steve: griff jenkins live on the border in tijuana. thanks, griff. reading in the san diego paper this morning there are a number of doctors if tijuana. we have a lot of patients who live in san diego that come down there. because the border was closed on sunday and crackdown, it's hard for them to see their patients.

jedediah: it's really crazy if you think about this. what is the solution going to be? what are they actually going to do? trump is saying i will shut down the border it seems like he doesn't have the authority to actually do that he would need congressional authority to do it. what's going to happen here? brian: 98 people involved in sunday's raids were sent out by mexico. they have no shot of asylum. their names have been taken and they have been tossed. if you want to send a message to these migrants and if you want to send a message to mexico sings this is their problem as well as our problem, maybe they will get tougher on their southern border and won't be so permissive sending buss in some cases to expedite their trip up to our border. we might be on the same page right now because of scenes that you are looking at. steve: the president did a pair of rallies yesterday for the republican running for the u.s. senate in the great state of mississippi, cindy hyde smith. he was very clear when he was in biloxi, people have a choice. when it comes to the republican party that is a

party that is going to respond to the trouble on our southern border and for those people down in tijuana and elsewhere, the president's message was turn around, please. just go home. you look at what is happening on our border coming up by the thousands. frankly if we didn't show them strength and a strong border, if you would have hundreds of thousands of people pouring into our country, we are doing a job and we will continue to do a job. we're doing what's right. republicans are committed to halting this incursion and defending the sovereign borders of the united states. [cheers] >> we are sending a simple message to the lawless caravans and to the illegal marching towards our border. it's very simple. turn back now. go back home. we will not let you in. we are not going to let you

in. brian: remember, this wasn't supposed to be a problem. remember, the president was talking about this caravan because he wanted to do the best he can to keep the house and expand his lead. the republican lead in the senate. so, that looks like the president sings the midterms i believe are virtually over with one senate race to go and handful of house race. i don't see a political a vantage of the president doing this two years away from his election. i do see real legitimate danger for border authority. kevin, the commission of u.s. customs and border protection. he told yesterday dozens of assaults committed against his agents projectiles. four had to have medical attending to. protective gear prevented some serious injuries. and, again, getting hit by things, by people who are storming the border, trying to create havoc there in order to get into our country. but, for some reason, we seem to be making the border guards the enemy. jedediah: i think there is a high expectation that president trump, you talked

about why he is talking about this far from his election. remember, this is a election he ran on. arguably this is a reason why he run. he put this front and center and talked about border security. people are deeply concerned whether you have people from dhs coming out and saying 600 of the 10,000 people in these caravans are convicted criminals. this is an issue dear to people's hearts. they wanting to protect their families and they want the security of the nation to be a top priority. that's why he is out front and center making this a key issue regardless how far the election is from it. brian: is he addressing an emergency. if this wasn't his issue, if any president in office right now, this would be their issue. jedediah: right. brian: he just had predicted it ahead of time. steve: as we look at some of that video, if an agent with the u.s. border patrol is struck by a rock in some sort of confrontation like you are seeing right there, they are going to respond. so says rodney scott the chief patrol agent for the san diego sector. listen to this.

our agent dechingsded themselves and those around them by deploying the safest tool we have is pepper gas if you will. pepper-based gas. it's an irritant. there is no long-term effects. i inhaled quite a bit of it myself. i was out there on sunday as well. we did that to protect the crowds. we took this caravan very serious from day one. it's like no caravan we have ever seen before. you've heard reports that caravans happen all the time, that's true but not caravans that have a propensity for this type of violence and not these massive numbers of people. steve: and the president yesterday, as he was leaving the white house. he said very clearly nobody is going to get in this country illegally. jedediah: these border patrol agents cannot be vilified for doing their job. what are they supposed to do. if you have people throwing rocks at you. steve: and hitting you. jedediah: and hitting you. that is an attack. you have to do something to protect. your job is to secure and protected that border. that's what you need to do.

what is the expectation? otherwise, supposed to just get hit with rocks and stand there? brian: also plays into the president wanting to fully finance that wall or get 5 billion to build a wall. this is a problem. weave can't keep sending troops down there to put razor wire up in the huge gaps in our border. makes him want to double down. he will shut down the government if he doesn't get his money. steve: listen, on sunday, i think it was about 50 people got through a hole in the wall. we have been talking about that wall in between san diego and tijuana for a long time. why is there a hole in it? jedediah: also, they are never gutsy enough. they worry about shut down the government. they feed into this frenzy about it. you have to do something about this. this isn't just about a wall. this is about the entire immigration system needs to be looked at. what qualifies for asylum. whether or not these people need to be at a port of entry. all of this stuff needs to be carefully looked at. now is the time to do it. brian: now is the time to go to jillian mele. time to look at you as you

tell us what is going on. jillian: i absolutely agree with you. good morning. welcome back, brian. these are some of the stories we are following. starting with this. an american hero killed in action is home. the remains of army ranger leandro jasso returned overnight. the 25-year-old from washington state lost his life during a gun fight with al qaeda. 10 was servicemen killed in afghanistan this year and second this month. friends described him as charismatic hard-working man who was determined to join the army since he was a child. u.n. ambassador nikki haley blasting russia for seizing three ukrainian ships near crimea. >> what we witnessed this weekend is yet another reckless russian escalation. it is an arrogant act that the international community must condemn and will never accept. jillian: russia claims that open fire on the vessels after they crossed into their waters illegally. ukraine now imposing martial law for the next month. secretary of state mike

pompeo is calling on russia to return the ships. today, nancy pelosi is meeting with democrats, threatening to withhold their support for house speaker. members of the problem-solvers caucus demanding she change rules to make it easier for bipartisan bills to reach the floor. this is a live look in washington where those meetings will take place tomorrow democrats will vote to nominate the next leader of congress. and it is christmas at the white house. first lady melania trump unveiling this year's theme "american treasures." it recognizes our nation's unique heritage and features 2 the trees. the first lady also hanging this homemade be best reef made out of pencils highlights cyber bullying initiative. signed by the president, first lady and youngest son barron. i never get tired of seeing the white house lit up like that. steve: it's so beautiful. brian: i love those bright red trees. jillian: all 29? steve: ainsley got a behind the scenes tour last night.

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>> obama had a separation policy. we all had the same policy. i tried to do it differently but obama had a separation policy but people don't like to talk about it. brian: president trump defending zero tolerance policy at the southern border pointing out his administration not the only one separated children from their parents when they separated illegally. why was it instituted? let's ask andrew ar arthur study for immigration studies joins us now. is it true, same policy? >> president obama had a policy in which there was separation of families but that primarily existed for parents who had drugs and serious criminal records and also for parents who posed a danger to their children or where there was fraud. the trump administration has had to respond to a much different situation on the ground where massive numbers of individuals have realized

if they come to the united states with their children that they could exploit our very lax immigration laws at the border. last month or in october we saw 23,121 family units enter the united states illegally, 150% increase over just july of 2018 president trump is facing a different situation today than president obama faced even four years ago. brian: this is getting worse and worse and one thing is consistent nothing is ever done. ben cardin yesterday says the administration has done nothing to help our administration system. i think it's been the president's focus from day one. operation streamline though is an example of an operation that was put in place in 2005. president bush had a problem with illegals. it was started by him. it was referred all illegal immigration for prosecution except for adults traveling with children. next thing we got

unaccompanied adults by the time president obama -- unaccompanied children by the time president obama came into office so that wasn't taken well. >> right. and president obama attempted to detain those unaccompanied adults but, unfortunately, under what is now a 21-year-old settlement agreement called the flores settlement agreement, we are only able to detain those children in dhs custody in 20 days and then they have to be released. needless to say if you know that you come to the united states and you are only going to be detained for 20 days it's going to make it more likely that you come to the united states. worse, parents paid smugglers, some of the worst human beings on the fails of the earth many are in lead with the cartels being paid by cartels to bring their children to the united states. in essence dhs completed that job by bringing those children to the united states absolutely

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>> and just four days after thanksgiving, steve, that's right. president trump came to visit, made two campaign stops? tupelo and biloxi. what he is trying to do is expand the republican majority in the senate. take a listen. >> we win tomorrow, we will be at 53-47, which is substantially more than we had. [cheers] in. >> in a red state that trump won by 18%. sinelsdy hide smith has the advantage. she made several jokes about attending public hanging. mike espy attended a gospel event at church in jackson although he is expected to do well in a african-american voters in a state that has the highest percentage of black residents in the country. one democratic strategist tells fox news espy must get more than 20% of the white vote in today's runoff to win. >> i know i can't win only

black votes. that's never been where we are. we have to get votes from everybody. >> police are setting a a series ofs of nooses and signs. the offending items have been removed. back to you guys. steve: jonathan, thank you very much for that report. now downstairs to jedediah. jedediah: well, a chinese researcher claims that he helped make the world's first genetically edited babies. he altered of twin girls to make their bodies resist h.i.v. and aids injections. is this taking science a step too far. joining me now is dr. nicole saphier. thanks for having me here. >> . it's a big controversial debate. in my opinion, what happened in china is just disregarding biomedical ethics and showed imprudence

when it comes to genetic medical ethics. anything you want to call it what was done is actually in china now this has not been published in any sort of reputable journal for us to look at. this is something he said he did to the associated press. we can't confirm or deny that this happened. if he did it, he has gone against all of u.s. regulations and even though chinese regulations are lax, they said they had no awareness of what he was doing. what he did was he altered embryo d.n.a. before putting it into a woman so that they would be resistant to getting h.i.v. which their father had. however, the huge problem with this, by the way i should say gene editing is big in the medical industry right now. we are using it in the united states. we are not using it routinely but we have a lot of studies right now to help people who have genetic mutations or cancer or disabling diseases we are trying to fix that what he is doing is making a healthy individual almost super human. but when you put it into an

embryo, that can go into all of their future children if they were to have that. we don't know if they are going to be target -- on target or off target down the line ramifications of that loot of people feel you are experimenting with humans. jedediah: some have argued it could be dangerous to do that with embryos, could be altering the genes making them susceptible to other genes and diseases. >> that's what we're talking about on off target ramifications we don't know what will happen down the line there are not long-term what he did. he just altered the d.n.a. what will happen to this child who knows down the road or their off spring. we don't know. >> is it possible we could see something like this in the united states? >> well, we are seeing something right now in the united states as i said that we are using it to work on. jedediah: something like this? >> that's what we get concerned about. the u.s. is he saying no to this. we have drawn that line in the sand there are other countries where you may have wealthy individuals actually travel abroad to go get

these designer babies. maybe they choose higher iq, higher athletic performances, that's an entirely different ballgame. jedediah: slippery slope there for sure. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. jedediah: extra troops-what did think of president trump's message on the border. todd piro is having breakfast with friends in mississippi. do you have as that interview and land dream job. we have expert here. he will answer them coming up. ♪ ♪ - [narrator] meet the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. it's the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one so in as little as 30 minutes it will be crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and on your table. the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. on the outside, juicy on the inside, and on your table. yeah right. iand the earth is flat. ahhh!! treat your cough seriously with robitussin cf max.

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legally. >> [chanting build that wall] >> you're right. and we have a lot of it built and going up. we are not letting people into our country unless they come in legally. steve: there you have got the president of the united states. he was out on the stump twice for the republican candidate for the u.s. senate down in the great state of mississippi talking a lot about immigration and the situation on our southern border. griff jenkins is live on the ground near where thousands of the migrants are in tijuana. griff, who you got with you? griff: you know i'm here with he ha eduardo from hondura. what is the situation with the caravan here. >> good morning. the caravan here is not a typical some people one side and other people come astray left side. nobody sees the big man, the boss.

griff: no organization? >> no organization. griff: food and water. >> and the food and the water. the food, one weeks ago you could eat three times a day and now eating one time. so many people sleeping outside in the street. it's not easy because you don't eat good. you eat only one time a day. you are drinking water little bit. you know, you are thinking about what happened? griff: are you planning. [speaking spanish] >> not illegal. i want. [speaking spanish] griff: all right eduardo, you see the folks sleeping. he says he wants to come legally. if you look at what we got from kirstjen nielsen yesterday she said of this group believed to be 8500. 90% of them do not qualify to be eligible for asylum. we have also learned that number of 600 or more may

have criminal histories that is certainly a point as we continue to sort of learn about what's happened here as we also look into the tear gassing and the situation we saw just on sunday with the folks here. we did meet a little bit earlier with a second group this morning that we have already seen that was returning from trying to go over that wall. there is clearly a lot of folks still trying to get across but clearly not the situation we saw on sunday, steve? brian: griff, a lot of those border patrol agents will tell you that the people in these countries that come here know our policies better than we do. so, it's important if they hear that we are accepting a lot of migrants. if they hear it's going to be tough sledding, they might stay. do you think they're getting the message, the message is getting down that america is saying we are taking a stand now? not yet, brian, the gentleman i just spoke to is

there more caravan on the way we have heard that does he know he? says he knows for a fact there is at least a third or fourth caravan still coming with about 1,000 people and when you talk about the border patrol having pull factor meaning it's a pull factor to bring more caravans. people are in route from central american countries until they fully know exactly how we, the united states and the tijuana officials at least here is the san ysidro port are going to handle the situation. another final point very quickly is that eduardo said, listen, anybody could quickly pay money to one the criminal organizations, the cartel and get across. but they want to do it either legally or illegally on their own without spending money because they have no resources. steve: all right. griff, thank you very much. jedediah: what he said in spanish he wants to talk to someone who will listen. steve: there you go. meanwhile the president said

while he was in mississippi tupelo in biloxi and todd piro is live at the port city calf nay biloxi right now talking to the folks about the president's visit. todd? local preys race between cindy hide smith and espy. we are talking about the national i of the day. we will begin with husband and wife john and patty. john, when it comes to the caravan, you say immigrants need to comment right way, rye why? >> absolutely. they can't storm border like that. i'm all for everyone coming over here but you need to do the right way. you need to go through the right procedures and not just storm our border. todd: this is particularly important issue for you and your family. because, patty, your mother immigrated legally from mexico. when you see the caravan, what do you think? >> >> i think it's a big strain on the infrastructure of the country of mexico. they find it difficult. the mayor of tijuana is going crazy there trying to control everything. i believe everybody needs to be vetted before they come

into this country and they need to do it legally the way my family has and the way everybody has before them. todd: thank you john and patty. >> thank you. todd: let's switch deviers to the economy. you are a realtor you said you have seen increase in sales since president trump took office. why do you think that is? >> jobs. very, very good job. loosened regulation has opened the market. todd: if you were to give a percentage of what it was during the obama administration and what it is now during the trump administration, how much of an increase have you seen? >> our business has doubled. todd: doubled. >> our business has doubled. todd: all right. thank you very much, trish. is a finally horace, a navy veteran. thank you for your service, sir. you say people are going to turn out to vote today, why? >> i believe they will because the people that voted for damages are turn out for ms. smith. todd: you say the third place candidate they're votes are going to go to cindy hide smith. thank you for your service and time. back to new york.

steve: todd talking to the vehicles in bluck'sy. brian: i vote for jillian. steve: what's she voting for? she's got the job? brian: if i could toss to anybody it would be jillian. jillian: that warms my heart. thank you very much. here are the headlines we are following starting with this george papadopoulos waking up behind bars this morning. he is serving 14 days in a wisconsin prison after pleading guilty to lying to the fbi in the russia probe. his wife slamming special counsel robert mueller on "tucker carlson tonight." >> i feel this decision very unfair the process mueller. the information that mueller was probably trying to extort from him. jillian: papadopoulos lied to the fbi while working

with the trump campaign. some romaine lettuce is safe to eat depending on where it was grown. the fdaa saya says came from california. most of the cases reported in california. beto o'rourke is no longer ruling out a presidential run in 20206789 th 2020. the failed texas candidate changing his mind after losing to republican ted cruz. >> i was 100 percent focused on our campaign, winning that race. now that that is no longer possible, we're thinking through a number of things. jillian: o'rourke says he will not make a final decision on 2020 until he leaves congress in january. look at this. these siblings know the meaning of team work. a little girl caught on camera helping her sister

escape from nighttime. the 4-year-old position as chair next to the crib to help the toddler climb out. dad watched greatest escape on baby monitor in california home when you are young you don't know how much you appreciate those naps and when you are older. jedediah: i like a good nap. i will be taking one after this show. steve: meanwhile, go outside on the streets of new york city and janice dean is tracking a winters storm in the midwest. janice: it feels really cold here in the northeast. what else your name? where are you from? >> kara, i'm from raleigh. janice: it's pretty cold in new york. >> yes, it is cold. janice: you are enjoying the christmas festivities. >> i love it. janice: do you want to say hi to anyone at home. >> say hi to my husband bill and l.t. janice: cold behind the system that brought a lot of snow and blizzard conditions across the midwest. moving across the northeast. so the interior northeast. the great lakes, that's where you will see the bulk of the heaviest snow. it will linger for the rest of today. if you live in northern new england across those great

lakes that's where you will see the snowfall. here is the next weather maker moving into the west heavy rain and syria, nevada range could see upwards of 2 feet. thanks for hangs out with me today. >> thank you. janice: you look so pretty. hi husband hand son at home. we're going to go christmas shopping. brian: the crowd gradually builds throughout the three hours. new twist in the special counsel investigations. accusations that paul manafort violated his plea deal by lying. what happens next? judge napolitano saunters our direction. steve: first, do you have questions about how to ace that interview and land your dream job? if so go to our facebook page to send them to us. we have an expert there to answer them live in minutes. brian: that looks like rob. chin,

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he didn't tell the truth and now is he in trouble. judge: that's what the government says. very, very complicated plea agreement i have never seen anything like it in high life. 175 pages. most plea agreements are to 5 pages. why? because they very shrewdly had him plead guilty not only to the federal crimes he was indicted but for stated crimes in new jersey, new york, and california. steve: no pardon. >> no pardon power to the president which he has not been indicted. if everything falls apart the attorney attorneys general f those three states could diet him. tell us what you know your investigation translate the president. we will ask the judge to go easy on you. yesterday when they were required to report to the judge are you ready for sentencing. he lied to us. we are not going to ask to you go easy on him. want to you sentence him to the max right away. p.s., we're probably going to indict him for lying to the fbi. it's the same crime that

papadopoulos went to jail for. brian: how rare is it to cut a plea deal and go out publicly to say i'm lying during my plea deal, i'm not living up to it? why is it public? they easily could have said no there is going to be a delay in sentencing. judge: two questions. how frequent is it that a person would lie in this context? very infrequent. he is really at their mercy. steve: his attorney says he didn't lie. judge: well, that's the issue. is there going to be a trial over what he lied about? and if so what are we going to learn in that trial? here's what he told us. here is what we have to contradict him. here is why what we have to contradict him is the truth and here is what he said a lie. that could take days. probably about the president. jedediah: these the key. most of the country is wondering does it involve the president. what's the prediction here. judge: my prediction is sentence to the max. i doubt he will seat light

of day until he is very, very old. steve: could any of the information the president provided with his written answers been involved in this? judge: it okay i understand that there is speculation on other networks. i can't speculate because i haven't seen the questions or answers. steve: mueller's team isn't leaking. >> i don't think they are to be honest with you. i know there is a lot of criticism with them. i haven't seen any leaking or any exaggeration. they are going by the book. brian: i reject your overture of a plea deal and roger stone feels like the noose is tightening around him. judge: jerome claims they want him to lie guilty plea. if you lie under oath you committed another crime what you said to the judge. i don't know where that's going to go. we only have corsi's word for it we don't know what the government want of him. if it's true they will probably indict him soon. judge: predicted this would end in 2019. i'm not so sure it will end in 2019. brian really?

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interview? jedediah: ken comey from ramsey solutions is here with win the interview that helps land the job. this is amazing to be the academic dean of a high school heangsdy for students. what are some questions that people can expect to face when they go on an interview? what are the top couple of questions? >> get questions why do you want the job? many people are not even prepared for this. a lot of hiring managers want to see are you enthusiastic and passionate about this particular place to work? so have you got to be prepared for that why do you want this job? steve: so have you five steps to win a job interview. go over on the big board. first of all, research the company. know what to expect. dress for the job. be aware of body language and ask the right questions. all right. let's start at the beginning. research the company. that's pretty easy, isn't it. >> it is you will be shocked how many hiring manager people come in and don't know much about the company. this is important for two reasons. one, you need to make sure it's a good fit for you.

two, you want to show that hiring manager that you have done your homework. jedediah: how do you know how to dress for the job? people always ask. some people say you overdress, you have to dress for the job you want. what's your best advice. >> besides wearing a tuxedo i don't think can you overdress. you always want to look really really well put together. meaning that you have put some thought into this. do some research on what the dress code is this stuff is readily available. dress the way the people dress. steve: be aware of your nonverbals. me talking and you making that face. >> that's right. we know that interviews are very nerve-racking. there is a lot of anxiety here. this is pressure-filled. smile, shake your head, look them in the eye. look as comfortable as possible. steve: okay. good enough. jedediah: we asked viewers to pose questions. on facebook i have been retired 8 years now i'm almost 50 years old. how do i explain that break in work time? >> tell them i'm a veteran.

a lot of employers respect that i took this time off in my life. i'm ready to get back. own it, don't act like it's something to be ashamed of. steve: christina says follow up seems to be nonexist tent today. you fill out online applications and never hear back what do you recommend? >> i think it's brief and let it go. thanks for the interview. i appreciate it hope it works out. love to be with you. let me know when i can expect to hear something and let it go. steve: something you email back to them or write out a card. >> i love that question. that is a classic by gone practice. if can you hand write a note and deliver it always do that first. email is not bad with it as well. steve: if people would like more information this interactive pdf guide go to ken comey.com. >> walk you through those tips in great detail and prepare you for that interview. steve: from ramsey exclusions. ken, thank you. >> appreciate it. steve: some in the media attacking our border agents.

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babies. what he is doing is actually making a healthy individual almost super human. >> u.s. postal service put personal information of more than 60 million customers at risk. >> for the sake of our children, we are going to work. we are going to fight, and we are going to win, win, win, win. ♪ i like it ♪ come on and give you some more. brian: he wants that senate seat to remain red. he had two appearances yesterday. this is another election day in mississippi. jedediah: it never ends, it seems. steve: for the president to do two rallies in one day for one candidate. i know that's extraordinary. i know the republican is expected to win. maybe their internal polling is suggesting it's closer than people know. jedediah: he wants to pull out a win answered wants to talk about border issues that he is very passionate about and wants to be front

and center on issue that. steve: as you can see ainsley is out today. she was assignment last night preparing something at the white house for our christmas special coming up. and jedediah is with us today. jedediah: thanks for having me, guys. brian: we will see ainsley's piece later. jedediah: did she go rogue. brian: she may have found another story. more shut downs and confrontations today. jedediah: we just learned the migrant caravan includes 600 known criminals. steve: griff jenkins was in washington yesterday. today he is live on the ground in tijuana. a little while ago, griff, you introduced us to eduardo, one of the migrants who would like to come into the united states. what do you have now? griff: we're just outside that sports complex now, steve. let me show you as people are still sleeping here some of the signs we are seeing out here. this one says viva mexico.

mexico honduras thanks you. interestingly this one says they want to stop the caravan with employment and asylum that is mexico being these folks don't want what mexico has to offer. the folks in tijuana we know from previous statements from the mayor that they don't want tijuana taxes to support. look inside this is where the nearly 7,000 folks are in total. kirstjen nielsen says 85 total immigrants along thisward. at least 1,000 more are on the way. and that troubling figure that we're also learning is that at least 600 may have criminal histories what what we also know most of them are men. they believe -- u.s. officials believe that 90% of the folks don't even qualify for asylum. as we have been watching all morning, some groups will try and go and cross this border. i will quickly show you if

you look if the distance. it's still night here, that metal structure is the u.s.-mexico border. san ysidro ports on the other side. we have seen two different groups that went and tried to climb over. the situation is fluid. as eduardo told us in the last hour they are running out of food and clothing. when situations like this got desperate a few weeks ago when i was down in southern mexico. they just go to the next town. there is not another town to go to. they will either go back. mexico has deported 98 people that were caught in that melee on sunday. yet, these folks at this point, this is the end of the line here at the u.s.-mexico border. this situation is not going to get better before it gets worse. steve: they are tired of waiting. griff, thank you very much. joining us in the studio we have former governor of arkansas, fox news contributesser and author of a brand new book "rare, medium, or done well" make the most of your life.

mike huckabee joins us. >> good to be with you this early in the morning. brian: making up a story about the caravan getting close to our border and people mocked him. now what are they saying? >> they are saying the same thing. they have no honesty and integrity to say what they said was wrong. they are adamant in saying there is no invasion. nobody is jumping the fence. brian: jim acosta is ridiculous. >> they went after the president and said he is a liar. called my daughter a liar for saying those things. challenged him in a press conference. you will never hear them get up and say we were wrong because they never. jedediah: they have shifted that narrative to now vilifying the border patrol agents there doing their job. these people are having rocks thrown at them. they are there to secure and protect the border. how do you think the media narrative is going to shift even further now? what's next? >> they continue to make it up. how many folks in the media who say these things, how many of them lock their doors at night? how many of them are sponsoring of one of the

immigrants coming. in how many are saying i will sponsor i will take them into my home and they can stay with me until they find work and i will pay for their expenses and i will take care. how many of the celebrities are doing that i have not heard of a one. when they are willing, that's different. i think there is a way to balance this. it doesn't have to be either-or. it should be both. take care of people who are truly seeking asylum who are in danger. that's what we does a country. we are a good country. you don't just say doors are open. anyone come in. it doesn't matter if you are waving the flag of another country, if you actually mate america but you want to come here for all of its benefits u no, we have no obligation to open the doors for that. steve: governor, both sides are using this issue for political purposes. ultimately though, people are watching and they are saying you know, that's a mess down there. they've got to do something. ultimately, this comes to congress. >> it does come to congress who could have fixed it already if they wanted to by having a secure border. steve: why wouldn't they will want to?

>> because they are exploiting it like you said steve they are exploiting it for political purposes and that's the tragedy. washington isn't into solutions they are in to posturing. we need people in washington to have a serious attitude towards saying let's find a way to bring people into the country in an orderly way, people who want to become americans, who wants to assimilate into this country, that's the immigrants we really not only wants but we need them. they make our country better. brian: about 70% in agreement. republicans and democrats on reforming the immigration. daca, what do we do with the 14 million people here illegally. that's where the rubber hits the road. do you sex there might be an emergency situation? because democrats don't know what to do exception for complain about tear gas on children which no one is for. democrats have been quiet about this. i'm wondering if there might be an emergency situation for both sides to get together. >> there could be. i think president trump has the capacity to bring some

of these people together there are serious minded democrats. there are some people not just posturing. not everybody is an adam schiff. there are people there who care deeply about solving problems. i think if the president could bring some of those folks in, there is a possibility. i would love to see them do it before the new congressional term happens. jedediah: if is he not able to do that though do you think he is willing to do something government shut down. essential government functions run during that shut down. would he be willing to go there? >> i think he would. this is a president who unlike others is not afraid to do the bold things that is necessary to get people's attention and to accomplish what needs to be accomplished. not that i think it's a great idea to shut the government down but it's a better idea to continue to let our country run amuck. steve: i got an early copy of this book from mike huckabee. i thought oh, great he has written a cookbook it's called rare, my yum or done well. i love the way you talk about how you should try to live beyond your lifetime. what are you trying to say

in this book? >> i cede the cookbook to you, steve. we don't need another one. this is not a book of recipes. it's a recipe for life. how to live with a accepts of humor so that life is not bitter and angry all the time. how to live with what you have rather than what you wish you had. if i won the lottery here's what i would do with it. you are not going to went lottery. quit thinking about it do with what you had not with what you wish you h that's planning your life in such a way that when it's over. do you know that potato salad time is, that's a southern thing potato salad thingment when someone dies there is a death in the family it's potato salad times. any time someone dies someone brings a big bowl of potato salad over to the house u it's euphemism for there is a dited in the died. when the bowl of potato salad is about you what will

be your legacy other than what will you leave behind other than empty bowl of potato salad. brian: life is not about politics or next election? things are stressed about things. >> this is not a political book. in fact, it's been endorsed by people like van jones on the far left all the way to robert jeffers pastor of first baptist church of dallas. it transcends the normal divisions of our country right now. that's why i wanted it to come out right now. i think we need some perspective. we need to step back and say not everything is divisive. not everything is bitter. jedediah: remind to smile and laugh at ourselves and not take life so seriously. this is a much needed book. >> if we can't laugh at ourselves we can laugh at brian. jedediah: exactly i do it all the time. brian: that's not in the book. >> chapter 14 it's right there. steve: i have read it and very uplifting u check it out. it's called "rare, medium, or done well" make the most of your life. thanks for being here. >> good to be with you guys.

brian: more later on the radio. >> you have a radio show. brian: thank you very much. i will make you even more famous. steve: 7:11 in new york city. jillian joins us right now. brian: she is always open. jillian: why are not laughing at you we are laughing with you. brian: tell that to the governor. [laughter] jillian: family, friends and officers say final goodbyes to a chicago police officer killed trying to save people's lives u officer samuel jimenez shot in the neck by a gunman inside a hospital. >> sam wasn't the kind you have cop who did his job to get recognition. he did his job with sincerity and professionalism and as we all learned profound courage and selflessness. jillian: jimenez two year veteran of the force known as hard working and loved his wife and kids.

emmanuel macron says he will not get rid of the controversial new fuel tax prompted thousands of demonstrators to take to the streets of paris this weekend. some protesters lighting things on fire and smashing windows. more than 100 people arrested. a federal judge expected to hear arguments today about possible charges against the founder of wikileaks. a free press group wants to unseal documents containing an apparent criminal complaint involving julian assange. prosecutors say they oppose that request and refuse to confirm or deny if charges exist. assange has been living at the ecuadorian embassy in london at the asylum since 2012. how about this? nasa celebrating a successful seven month, 300 million-mile journey to mars. >> touchdown confirmed. [cheers] jillian: oh yeah, look at that hand shake. the excitement. the cheers.

nsa rover landing on mars. takeoff, dissent and arrival. nasa tweeting this picture showing the vehicle in its new home. so cool to see, spghts it? jedediah: very cool. steve: jillian, love it thank you very much. jedediah: thanks, jillian. brian: media is down playing the crisis at the border. >> time feels back to the wall he doubles down on immigration. we saw that with the caravan he lied about. not true. >> all of that is fake news. brian: really? next guest says not only is the media missing the mark. they have a serious case of selective am northeast nearby shah. steve: also coming up on the program we have corey lunged and david bossie. they are here. they are in the green room. they have brand new book and you will see them shortly on "fox & friends." brian: yeah. those two are getting along. ♪ i've got to tell you

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♪ steve: after the chaos at our southern border over the weekend with some migrants throwing rocks at border agents and hitting them, the dhs secretary defended agent's actions and revealed there are hundreds of criminals within the caravan. but some in the media down playing the crisis. >> guy president trump send troops to the southern border ahead of the election? it was a political stunt. >> more than 5,000 troops to

supplement nearly 20,000 custom and border patrol officers, most of whom are armed for a punitive threat. >> any time he feels like his back is to the wall, he doubles down on immigration. we saw that with the caravan which he lied about. >> he mentioned yesterday 500 criminals in the caravan. how we know this? he just made up the number. steve: just making up the number. what is the left getting wrong about the caravan and the crisis at our southern border as some are called it? here to react is the executive director of unhyphenated america christopher harris. christopher, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: what are people getting wrong about what's going on south san diego? >> i think the problem is how the media is characterizing america as a whole. they don't understand, look, america is definitely not a theocracy but we are, without a doubt, a nation of christians and as such we know we're commanded to give refuge to those who are in need. steve: right. >> here's the thing, we are not being allowed to you welcome them into the

nation. they are actually storming the border. it's just like somebody coming into your house. you have a front door. do you know what i ask, knock on the door, ring the doorbell, allow me to open the door to let you come in. and that's what they are not doing is they are demanding to come in and i saw one of the clips from one of your reporters who was embedded down there in tijuana and these gentlemen are saying you know, they are trying to come in. they know they don't qualify for asylum even from a christian standpoint, it talks about who are the poor? right? it's the women and children. what you will see at the border is probably like 90% adult males. steve: right. in fact the latest number is i think 30 of the people they have taken a look at, 3600 men, there are about 1,000 women and about 1,000 children as well. christopher, as we look at what happened on sunday, in tijuana, with the use of pepper spray and tear gas, there are many who are saying you know, it was inappropriate use of force. they are just trying to find a better life. what say you about that?

>> >> the statue of lady has the poem by emit lazarus. huddling masses. people are trying create public policy based off of that poem. the statue of liberty was there before that plaque was put on there. and during that time frame, we had ellis island and there are about 9 million people that came into the united states through ellis island, came in orderly. they were processed. but guess what, steve, a lot of people were turned away because we are a sovereign nation and we do have the right of refusal. steve: right. >> that's one of the i -- they are trying to get rid of borders. steve: indeed. christopher harris executive director of unhyphenated america. thank you for joining us live today. >> thank you, steve. steve: 7:20 in new york city. first time hang glider. looking at him in the bottom

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president trump giving inside look to how the president's el enemies in and out of the white house are working against him and his agenda. jedediah: former trump campaign managers corey lewandowski and david bossie are co-authors of trump's enemies how the deep state is undermining the presidency and they join us now. thanks for being here guys. >> thanks for having us. jedediah: you talk about trump's enemies. there are three groups, basically there is the media, there is the left and there is within the administration. was there anyone from within the administration on the enemy's list that was surprising to you?

that came up? >> well, look, i think really the book is about a couple things. the first is the intelligence community's assault on the trump campaign prior to him running and what they did to spy on american citizens and if donald trump wouldn't have won, we would know nothing about it. we talk about comey and clapper and brethren nathaniel and all the things that they did to abuse their powers, law enforcement officers to go after american citizens. that's the first part. steve: and you say that president trump knows that president obama knew they were spying? >> we asked the president do you think that president obama knew what was going on this quote unquote insurance policy and his answer and look the only book in the first two years of his administration he sat down and gave on the record interview for yes, i think he knew. that is a devastating statement when you think about it the highest levels of our government knew that political opponents were being spied on for political reasons only. this doesn't happen in the united states. and obama administration not only knew it, they were complicit in it. brian: some of the people we know about we have seen

texts peter strzok we saw lisa page. we don't know for sure with brennan, comey and what president obama knew. there is some conclusions. >> there are we dive deep into that. and i think people will learn a lot from the book as far as the intelligence side is concerned. president in the interview goes on to talk about how the fbi, strzok and page in particular through the text messages talk about how they leaked information to the media then used those very stories to go and expand their investigation or go to the fisa court. it is so unethical. it's against the fabric of what the fbi is about. steve: well, do you a good job talking about the deep state. the permanent government in washington that doss not like this president. but it's really kind of sad that he has surrounded himself at times with members of, i think you referred to them as the november 9th club these people who are nodding yes i'm going to help you. in their heart of hearts, they're never trumpers. they just want a job. >> steve, what we saw and

look previous administrationadministrations ht in rivals from other campaigns, jim baker the premier chief of staff to ever serve in that capacity. he was with one his component before he came in and became the chief of staff. when donald trump brought these people in who didn't support for him on the campaign and didn't vote for him on election day they kept their own agenda and not the president's agenda. bob woodward's taking off the resolute desk where he wasn't signing them. steve stove who are some of these people. >> gary cohn served as national economic advisor. rob porter staff secretary u sean spicer. the good news is when donald trump came to washington. he didn't know everybody. he knows everybody now. he halls replaced those people with individuals. steve: the ones you just listed they support you had the president. >> they did not. steve: they did in public. >> in public they did. behind the scenes what they were doing was subverting his agenda. that's the most disappointing part. it's a privilege and honor to serve inside an administration u and to use

your own desire to thwart the will of the 06 million people to vote for a president is shameful. brian: you talk about being on the plane with the president one of the most tense times. the day paul manafort cuts a deal and michael cohen cuts a deal. you walk on air force one and there is a sense of quiet and fox news is on and he gets off and does i had rally. he gets the calmest when things get tense. >> it's amazing i watched him through the campaign and the last two years he is the biggest game time player i have ever seen. he is so committed to his america first agenda. he is so focused on his agenda that he doesn't let the little things get to him. and that's what the american people really need to understand is this president is totally focused on them and doing the right thing for america. brian: a lot is out of his control. >> it is. he understands i can't control what these guys are doing out there. i'm just going to make sure i educate the american people about the fake news

divisions and that's what we go into that in the book as well. what he is up against. 90% of the news that's negative every single day, day in and day out. by the way, since he was a candidate, all throughout the transition, look, there is a vast left wing conspiracy out there against this president. whether it's the media, members of congress in both parties, and the intelligence community. there is -- he has a conspiracy against him across the board. there is no question about that. brian: see how your relationship survives a second book with you two. >> new book called trump's enemies. [laughter] jedediah: best seller. steve: corey, david, thanks so much. >> thank you. steve: meanwhile, president trump calling out russia for going after ukraine again with those ships. what should the next step be for the administration? pete hegseth here to discuss coming up. jedediah: g.mg.m. shutting down

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♪ >> you know this country has done a lot for general motors. you better get back in there soon. the chevy cruz is not selling well. i say well then get a car that is selling well and put it back in. i'm not happy about it. they better put something else in. brian: what about the chevy vet? steve: president trump blasting g.m.'s plan to cut plants and cut 14,000 jobs. the news is more about poor management and record-smashing black monday or cyber monday proves the economy is still buzzing. brian: g.m. decides to close plants and their stock goes up. charles payne host of making money on fox business network joins us now. charles, this was stunning news do you think it was

overplayed by the media because they cut 15% of the domestic workforce? >> i don't think that was overplayed by the media per se. this has been going on for a long time. i was talking last year about the death of the car in america. we just don't buy cars in this country anymore. steve: sedans. >> we buy trucks, suvs, crossovers and cars have small profit margins to begin with and then if no one is buying them. they is just sit there here's the thing with general motors and here is what corporate america is going to have to grapple with. and why you see the rise of so much anti-capitalism in this country. last month when general motors reported earnings record earnings for the quarter. record average selling price all-time high. while americans are paying all-time high average selling price, buying high end vehicles from them. they return the favor by closing plants instead of figuring out ways to to retrofit them and electric and autonomous a smoke screen. over two years now the auto industry has been thinking

about in other words can't get better, can't get better. what many of them are trying to do hunker down, when sales start to slow down. this is what general motors is really doing they're hunkering down. they want strong cash flow from suvs but don't want to have to as sales overall starts to slip they want to make sure they have cash in the banks. steve: i was reading one of the papers i want to say new york daily news this morning firing people because trump's tariffs are impacting g.m. >> tariffs have impacted price. g.m. says by a billion dollars. firing 14,000 people is a lot more than a billion dollars, right? also last quarter something that was a little bit alarming if you are following their stock market share in three hot areas in this country all went down. market share in cars went from 11% to 10.6. trucks from 27 to 24. crossover 15% to 13%. so their market share in the hottest areas already beginning to slip. that's a red flag if you are managing. figure out a way to better market these and put out a better product or fire

14,000 people. brian: one of the big stories come out of this segment steve reads the daily news. i didn't know steve reads the daily news still. steve: i read all the papers. >> he is the one. steve: black friday. cyber monday broke all sorts of records? >> it certainly did. the entire so far holiday season which now technically begins on november 1st has been gang busters. you know, jedediah, the thing i love most about this is there is a lot of proof this is about people in this economy who never had a piece of the action. they haven't had a piece of the action for a long time. lower household incomes. now they have disposable income and they're enjoying it in fact, last wednesday, consumer sentiment came out top 1/3 of household incomes their sentiment optimism went up over 10%. this is something we have not seen and being reflected in sales numbers. jedediah: safe to link what happened on cyber monday to the big economic picture we are seeing. >> absolutely. absolutely. people not only have the cash but they have the

confidence to spend the cash. brian: should we all expect bigger and better gifts from santa? >> absolutely. brian: is that the story? >> make room under the tree, baby. brian: charles payne wants a lot of stuff. >> see you guys later. steve: 22 minutes before the top of the hour. jillian joins us with a fox news alert. jillian: that's right. good morning. start with this. three american service members killed in a roadside bomb in afghanistan. three service members and american contractor hurt and receiving care. active taliban presence is the deadliest incident for american troops in afghanistan this year. this comes after the remains of army ranger leandro jasso landed in the u.s. the 25-year-old lost his life during a gun fight with al qaeda. denver wants to give people a place to do drugs. city council approving a pilot program for supervised injection site. supporters say it provide a safe space for drug users and prevent overdose deaths:

privately funded. lawmakers still need to approve it alec baldwin admitting he pushed a man over a stolen parking spot. according to court documents the alleged victim says baldwin punched him in the face during an incident earlier in this month. is he due back in court in january. look at this, heart stopping video showing a first-time hang glider holding on for dear life. his pilot forgot to attach his harness before taking off from a mountain in switzerland that's real. the pilot eventually got him down, the man broke his wrist and needed surgery. he will be okay. he says he wants to try hang gliding again. how do you forget to attach the harness. steve: i did it one time. i was strapped. in it's scary. jedediah: as someone who went skydiving on "fox & friends weekend." i'm good. brian: jillian, thank you very much.

steve: janice dean is outside where it's a little chilly. janice: it is a little chilly you from louisiana what are your names and what town are you from. >> kevin presley. >> kelly presley from louisiana. janice: what are you doing here in new york. >> celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary. janice: yea, congratulations. what is the secret to 25 years together? >> just say yes. janice: i love it husband refresh your recollection listening at home? take a look at the maps. it is cold in new york. 41. even colder across the midwest and the grangs. great lakes. 27 in cincinnati. there is the past 24 hours. you can see that snow that's lingering across portions of the ohio valley. the interior northeast as well as new england. we could see several inches there. and there is the future radar. we have another system moving into the west coast bringing heavy rain and also some heavy mountain ♪. so, yes, we need the moisture but we could be dealing with mud slides and flash flooding. just be aware of that. there is your forecast for today. do you want to say hi to anybody at home.

>> hi hayden. janice: are you guys just hanging snout janice dean the weather machine. come on over here. let's get hugs while we toss to jedediah, steve and brian. there did you go. >> steve: secret to a long marriage, just remember it. brian: hugging everybody. hug a stranger if you have time today. steve: i don't think that's a good idea. brian: maybe i shouldn't have brought that up. president trump calling out russia for going after ukraine again. lock at this footage? what should the next step be for the administration? after all president trump will meet with vladimir putin shortly. pete hegseth is walking up the stairs just in time. steve: hey, pete. there is a big run off in mississippi. what's on voter's minds before they head off to the polls? todd piro is having breakfast with friends and he is coming up ♪ our country ♪ ♪ now here we are

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jillian: good morning and welcome back. quick health headlines now. three new cases of the adeno virus confirmed at the university of maryland. an 18-year-old student died from the illness earlier this month. none of the new cases required hospitalization. some students fear the virus may be linked to mold problems in campus dorms. and cases of the mysterious polio like illness is paralyzing children is on the rise cdc says nearly 31 polio like in the united states. the cause sun known. brian? brian: all right. thank you very much. 15 mention before the top of the hour. u.n. ambassador nikki haley putting russia on notice after it seized three ukrainian ships and still holding 23 sailors near crimea. >> what we witnessed this weekend is yet another reckless russian escalation. it is an arrogant act that the international community

must condemn and will never accept. steve: seems pretty simple. in fact, president trump vowing to get it straightened out as he is scheduled to meet with mr. putin at the g-20 summit this week. jedediah: here to weigh in "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. good to have you here pete. pete: serious provocation no doubt. if you are vladimir putin and want to reestablish the ussr which he wants. to say basically he wants that power back. he was able to grab crimea in 2014 with almost no consequence. since they built a land bridge across that strait to connect it to russia these three ukraine ships were crossing that strait into the black sea which connects them to the rest of the world. if you are vladimir putin and you are trying to strangle ukraine you cut that strait off so they can't use it because there is a treaty between those two countries that allows both countries to use that strait to access the rest of the world. vladimir putin saying not so fast. we want to control that entire strait which locks in you deign and puts more pressure on the country that

they frankly can't stand the fact that they lost in 1991. brian: they have a big election coming up next year. the president is supposed to be sitting down with vladimir putin at the g-20. while he is doing this, this is timing is totally intentional. he wants to be the center of activity, vladimir putin. he wants to be the villain. how do you deal with somebody with that mind set? >> we have to stare them down and say you are not going to get away with this. that was a big criticism of barack obama. brian: what do we do. >> we have to draw that line in the sand and say this is an international waters where these ships will be able to cross. brian: escort? >> i think ukraine has to take its own steps. they never joined nato. brian: they will not sign them up. pete: they didn't want to just years ago. only more recently after taking of crimea population come around to the belief that nato relationship is important to them. they wanted to remain independent. talk about international norms. international norm prior to 1991 was the soviet union until ronald reagan said you

are going away. i don't think we can just say it's a violation of international norms. power politics still matters. vladimir putin is a thug. he wants that control back. we have to steer him down. we also have to prepare these nations to do it themselves to stand up for themselves as well. jedediah: we have seen a strong statement. mike pompeo. what do you expect donald trump to do. he hasn't given indication. i know what would like for him to do. what do you think he dual here? pete: i actually don't think he is going to do a lot. i don't mean to be flippant about it. he looks at it and says this is vladimir putin's neighborhood. this ukraine's neighborhood either they stand up for themselves or they don't. europe should have been part of this collective defense a long time ago. we have given them weapons. we give them moral support. we will stand up for the baltic. signal something important. free peoples defendin defending themselves is important and united states has been the bulwark of that. jedediah: media narrative is that trump is not tough enough on putin does he take

a tougher stance on putin. >> he has been okay with that narrative since the beginning. listen i'm trying to re-examine the relationship with russia but the problem is brian they don't deserve it. pete: vladimir putin is who we know he is. is he a thug and collectiveness. he would put his own people in the dirt if he could to further his own power. that's the miscaucus. i don't thinmiscalculation.i dot to work with him on. steve: pete, check him out not only here on the weekends "fox & friends." is he going to be one lucky guy here on outnumbered. jedediah: you are in trouble. brian: fox nation, go download the app. pete: i watched the prime time highlights on the way in to study for this. pete: it's a new thing on the app. pretty cool. steve: thank you. jedediah: thanks, pete. steve: james comey former fbi director still fighting for a public hearing next week in front of congress. saying there will be leaks if he testifies behind closed doors. congressman jim jordan will be one of the lawmakers

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>> are we doing okay on the border, folks? [cheers] >> not going to have it you got to come into our country legally. [chanting build that wall] >> you're right and we have a lot of it built and it's going up. we're not letting people into our country unless they come in legally. steve: there you have got president trump vowing to crack down on border security at two separate rallies in mississippi ahead of today's u.s. senate

runoff. election in that state. jedediah: what do the voters think? let's ask todd piro. is he talking live at the port city cafe in biloxi, mississippi. todd, how are you doing? todd: good jedediah and steve. they are very excited about cindy hide smith's candidacy. they feel she is the best candidate to put forward the president's agenda especially on the economy. let's begin with sandra talking about the economy. you say this area, mississippi was in a lull following hurricane katrina in the last two years you have seen an improvement. why? >> yes, i have. the economy, the homes being rebuilt. the businesses are coming to the coast. especially in the pass christian and and my town long beach. the coast is phenomenal. little houses is coming up and people are woo returning hen the coast. todd: why here specifically. >> i think president trump has improved the economy and

the outlook on the future. i think they want to invest in people on the coast because we have the beach and everything. and it's really a very good place to raise your children and to retire and the economy and the upbeat of what president trump has done for our nation and especially here in south mississippi is much appreciated. todd: sandra, thank for your time. tom, thank you for your service to our country as a navy vet. you said you were worried about your retirement having enough money for retirement. now you are not. why? >> the economy has improved. our chances to have a better life has improved as far as i'm concerned. the interest rates are better. our investments are better. i feel comfortable. we have a businessman as a president. and we have that in place and i feel really good about that. todd: tom, thank you. clinton, mainstream media says the trump administration is being cruel with how it's handling the caravan. you disagree, why? >> well, it's kind of hard, excuse me, hard for me to understand how yo you can have

persecution country leaving the country because they are being persecuted yet they fly their own flag for the country they are leaving from and even in some instances burn the american flag. to me, if you are fleeing persecution and you go into a country that's going to be your salvation, then you should be honoring that country. i just have a hard time accepting that. todd: clinton, thank you. finally to jimmy. jimmy, quickly, you say problems need to be solved in the individuals who are trying to get here, their country of origin, why? >> i have been to central america many times and i see the poverty that exists there. people living in cardboard houses. no running water. and not everywhere but a lot. but, you have to solve solve the problem at the country so that these people don't live -- they have continue to stall governments that representative of the people so to provide jobs and not worry about getting killed by gang members. todd: jimmy, thank you for your time. >> thank you. todd: thank you all for your

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unquote insurance policy? that is a devastating statement. >> cyber monday on track to be the best ever. >> for the sake of our children, we are going to work, we are going to fight, and we are going to win, win, win, win, win. ♪ steve: here for the party at the white house? is there a party at the white house? brian: there is a big celebration at the white house. they're getting ready for christmas. jedediah: it looks beautiful. the white house is stunning. steve: reception every year to celebrate happy times during this time of year. we're happy because jedediah bila in for ainsley who is on assignment. jedediah: had a blast.

brian: ainsley is not taking this as personal day or vacation day. she is working, right? >> indeed. jedediah: hundreds of additional troops headed to the border. we expect more shutdowns and confrontations. steve: we learned that the migrant caravan is reportedly including 600 known criminals to the u.s. government. brian: how did they come up with that number? griff jenkins on the ground in tijuana with alarming new details. reporter: 600 people with criminal histories what dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen is believed in the group. as many as 8500. 200 in mexicali. bulk ofthousand or more inside tijuana in the sports complex. we know from secretary nielsen, some 90% would not qualify for a xylem credible fear factor what they hope to do when they cross the border.

this sports stadium i want to show you overhere. we're not allowed to do live shots. we went in with our phones. you can look at conditions what they are. look at video inside. you see tents everywhere. wall-to-wall. i must tell you from observation. it smells pretty rough in there. sewage and there is a lot of trash and stuff in there. as we talked to the gentleman a little earlier food is getting scarce. clothing is getting scarce. water is even scarce. their situation here begs the question, what are they going to do? obviously the trump administration made it clear that they will not be able to go across the border. that escalated on sunday when tear gas was fired on this side. will they go back, will they say? tijuana mayor also saying he doesn't have resources for them. this is a situation that is going to get a little more difficult as these migrants, 6,000 or more inside of this

stadium, another 2000 along the border have to figure out what they're going to today. the majority of people i talk to, at some point they will cross, even if it means crossing illegally. already this morning we witnessed two groups a dozen apiece attempt to do so. they were turned back. guys. brian: everyone knows you have been covering the story from the day the caravan got together and busted through the mexican border. have you by any chance recognized any of the same faces and contacts that you came across? or is this a different group entirely? for a while we thought they were heading for texas. that is where the troops were going. reporter: we'll find out in coming days, brian, if i see the same faces having gotten back. it has grown. >> multiple caravans with more people. i would be able to recognize some of them. why are they here in texas, because they find texas much less favorable than traditional

caravans. this one obviously larger from what the cpb officials tell us, larger than they have ever seen in the make up of it now. mostly all males. so we'll see if we find out. i met some families along the way, that stood out we put on the air in the past weeks. now it seems to be individuals from several different groups. by the way, eduardo telling us earlier, at least one group, numbering about 1000 is on its way. should be here in the next two to three days. steve: griff with the caravan, waiting in tijuana. there is a breakdown in some of the papers that talk a little bit about who is in the caravan, that is camped out right there from the mexican government. apparently 3600 men. it is 1000 women. and it is about 1000 children as well. jedediah: that 90% number is interesting, 90% do not qualify for asylum. i'm wondering why are they

coming? seeking better economic opportunities. may be notable reasons but not qualifying reasons for asylum. brian: if you want to come into the country, don't assault the border agents. one of the commissioners said there were multiple assaults against the agents. you come streaming in holding your country's flag, that you are evidently running from. the mexican government says they have tossed out 98 people involved in sunday's raids. they have been able to identify then. that means they will not get asylum in mexico or u.s. steve: they have been deported. one of the reasons so many people joined the caravan is because, with the caravan, there is safety passing through mexico from honduras. you don't have to worry about the drug cartels and gangs as well. but the president last night was down in biloxi as you know. tupelo as well. stumping for the republican candidate for the u.s. senate. he said, folks have a choice tuesday, when it comes to voting, if you're looking for a

strong national security and border security, vote republican. his message for the people who were in the caravans? turn around. watch. >> you look at what's happening on our border. and you see people coming up by the thousands and frankly, if we didn't show them strength and a strong border, you would have hundreds of thousands of people pouring into our country. we are doing a job. we will continue to do a job. we're doing what's right. republicans are committed to halting this incursion and defending the sovereign borders of the united states. we are sending a simple message, to the lawless caravans and to the illegal trespassers marching towards our border. it's very simple. turn back now. go back home. we will not let you in. we are not going to let you in. brian: so wait a second, he is

saying that. there is an election today in mississippi. he is saying that and the midterms are over. said the president just came up with this because he wanted to rally his base to get to the polls. wait a second, the caravan is here. president doing exactly what he said. it wasn't a made-up story used for political purpose. this is a problem. the hope i have, people of tijuana are upset like other border people in america and border families and towns, my hope mexico will get serious on the southern border to prevent a problem on their northern border. jedediah: not just vote republican. president trump is saying vote republican, but there is a lot of republican also been pretty lame doing something about border security. we need people really passionate about. will dig their heels, no matter what we do need to enforce border security and before we address other immigration issues, border security has to come first. steve: absolutely. we had a number of guests said

very clearly, a number of businesses rely on cheap labor, undocumented in many cases. this ultimately is a problem that washington, d.c. is going to have to address. the president is trying to address it. mike huckabee says. watch this. >> this is a president who unlike others is not afraid to do the bold things that it is necessary to get people's attention to accomplish what needs to be accomplish. there is a way to balance this. it shouldn't be either/or. take care of people truly seeking asylum, leaving danger, that is what we do as country. we're a good country. we don't say doors are open, doesn't matter if you're waving the flag of another country. if you hate america, want to come here for all the benefits. we have no obligation to open the doors. steve: you know who agrees 100% with the governor?

christopher hairs head of unhypenated america. he was our guest an hour ago. >> we are without a doubt a nation of christians of the as such we're commanded to give refuge to those who are in need. but here is the thing, we're not being allowed to welcome them into the nation. they're actually storming the border. just like somebody coming into your house. you have a front door. you know what i ask? knock on the door. ring the doorbell. allow me to open the door to let you come in. brian: he is going to be how this translates into actual policy will they sit down do a deal, 10-year deal for the daca kids, young adults, in exchange for 25 billion for the wall? will they be revamping asylum claims. we have 3 point something percent unemployment. maybe jobs need to be filled. this is great for 2020. why don't we hold on to this for our party.

people are fed up. we're fed up with nothing ever getting done. jedediah: huckabee makes a great point. not that there is lack of compassion for people genuinely in need fleeing for asylum, where conditions are not liveable. there is a process. tough respect the process. we're a nation of laws. there has to be a better way to do this you can't have people storming the border, throwing rocks at border patrol agents who are vilified. this will not work in america. steve: washington has to do something. we're all on same page. 8:11 in new york. jillian has some news. jillian: three american servicemembers killed in roadside bombing. three additional american servicemembers and a contractor were injured. it is the deadliest attack on american troops in afghanistan this year. comes hours after the remains of the army ranger jasso landed in the u.s. he lost his life during a fun fight with al qaeda. special counsel

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brian, a lot more important than james comey testify for the 15th time. have road rosanna testify for the -- rod rosenstein testify for the first time, that he was wearing a wire to record the president of the united states. this is nine 1/2 weeks we first learned about that talking to two subordinates about wearing a wire, invoking 25th amendment, we have yet to talk to him i'm more focused on that, for jim comey who knows how many times he is in congress already. steve: there were ground rules, mr. rosenstein talked to couple member, wasn't under oath. what is going on? is this some sort of a deal hatched between the administration and paul ryan? is this somebody in congress? >> i do not know but think about this, steve. you have the guy who in essence was running the justice department, talking to subordinates about recording the commander-in-chief a private

way, wearing a wire, talking about 25th amendment, this happens in critical week, may 9th, 2017, when rosenstein memo used as basis to fire james comey and may 17th, when special counsel bob mueller is named. this happened in that week and we haven't asked questions about that yet? the american people have the right to know if the guy running the justice department was talking about doing those two things with the guy they elected president. they need answers to those questions. that is so much more important. we have five weeks before nancy pelosi takes over as speaker of the house. we better get focused on things that really matter. jedediah: ask you about funding for border wall. many people on the right deeply concerned republicans will not dig their heels on this already talk of a potential government shutdown. how do you see it playing out and will republicans be strong on this issue? >> we better be. two most important issues are the rosenstein issue i just talked about, and building the border security wall, securing the southern border.

we've seen what happened last couple days. that was the biggest promise republicans made voters in 2016. we better fight for that. it better be put on the december 7th funding bill. the single biggest issue the americans asked congress. we have five weeks to get it done. brian: the problem in the senate, mitch mcconnell is indifferent about it, there is no push to get 60. >> we have to push on it. they left the homeland security bill. one agency we haven't funded yet. let's put it on that bill. this is exactly what we're supposed to do. this is exactly what we told the american people we were going to do. let's stand firm. make the argument. things that happened last few weeks with the caravan. people know it has to be done. steve: good luck with that everybody thinks it's a mess. jim jordan from the great state of ohio. >> thank you. brian: scientists finding evidence all humans come from the same man and woman.

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competitive after hyde-smith made several gaffs on the campaign trail, including jokes about attending a public hanging. trump warned supporters would happen if a democrat would win the runoff. >> we can't allow nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to erode that victory by winning the great state of mississippi. that is not possible. is that possible? [shouting no] reporter: mike espy attend ad gospel event at a church in

jackson. he said despite his party affiliation he is not washington liberal. take a listen. >> i'm a democrat. i'm proud of it. but i tell the democrats that i'm not from massachusetts. i'm from mississippi. so i'm never going to vote like chuck schumer might or someone else might. i will vote for the values reflected by the people of mississippi. reporter: brian, police right now are investigating a series of nooses and signs found on ground of mississippi state capital. the items have been removed. back to you, brian. brian: jonathan serrie, thanks. i will toss it over to my two colleagues. jedediah: thanks, brian. researchers in the u.s. and switzerland releasing a surprising study saying all humans alive today are the offspring of a common mother and father up to 200,000 years ago. steve: our next guest says this is no surprise to people of faith. did science confirm the word of god? fox news contributor, pastor robert jeffries joins us live

from dallas. pastor, when you think about it, this study suggests all humans alive today, the offspring of a common father and mother, which sounds a lot like adam and eve. >> [laughter], well, it does, steve. let's be clear. these scientists are not fully embracing the genesis account of creation but there are some interesting parallels. like you said, they're saying all humans today can be traced to a single father and mother who lived 100,000 years ago. they say 90% of animals today can be traced back to ancestors who started reproducing 200,000 years ago because of some cataclysmic event like the big bang. we know from the bible in fact we do have a common father and mother, adam and eve, who are not the result of tadpoles mutations but of divine creation and that all life is the result of not of a big bang, but of a big god. so there are some interesting parallels here. jedediah: what do you say,

pastor, to skeptics who say evolution, species developed from millions of years, maybe 100,000 or 200,000 years ago something catastrophic happened in nature otherwise left these two people who were left to procreate, that this is part of evolution has it happens? >> it takes more faith to believe in the evolutionist theory of the origin of life than the biblical creation account, and here is why. you asked the evolutionist, how did life began? started with a single cell that mutated over billion of years. you ask how did the cell come into being? he says by chance. frederick hoyle said the chance after cell complex it is coming into being by itself is one in 10 to the 40,000th power. one with 40,000 zeros behind it. hoyle says that is enough zeros to bury darwin and theory of evolution forever. that is why the bible says, the

fool, literally in hebrew, the moron in his heart says there is no god. complex creation demand as divine creator. steve: pastor, not every day a scientific study backs up one of the bible studies. this is new for you. >> well, look, we don't depend upon science to prove the bible. science can't prove the bible, anymore than i can prove i had a banana for breakfast this morning but i can offer convincing evidence. there are divine footprints all throughout creation. look at cost pollgy. why do we see something instead of nothing? look at complexity of the human being. how is it inanimate matter organized itself to contemplate itself? the argument strongly in science is for instead of against a divine creator. steve: pastor, thank you very much for joining us live. jedediah: thank you so much. >> thank you. steve: all right.

meanwhile straight ahead on this very busy tuesday, president trump vowing to crack down on border security after the caravan stormed the border over the weekend. what could his next move be? we'll talk with kellyanne conway live from the white house next. jedediah: major change coming to one of the biggest cruise lines. the one thing that will now get you kicked off the ship. uh-oh. ♪ what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org.

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white house to talk with kellyanne conway. jillian joins us with stories. jillian: desperate search underway for a missing air force candidate. they are scouring a area where long peek mountain. micah tyson's cars was just discovered. he was last heard of on friday he told his parents he was thinking about going for a hike. that area got significant snow with freezing temperatures this weekend. look at this video. 13-foot tall billboard slamming to the ground, trapping four people. this happened outside after shopping mall in china. strong winds pulled down the massive wooden sign. thankfully nobody was hurt. scary. carnival cruise lines outlaws smoking on ships. they will be face a 500-dollar fine and possibility being kicked off the ship. smoking is allowed on exterior

decks and nightclubs. baker mayfield helped a fan name their baby. my wife says if you retweet this, she will al al us to name our kid baker due in june. that is only way she will consider it. do it for the kids. mayfield retweeted. can't wait to see the kids. brian: nice on route to a very promising career. 25 minutes before the top. hour. kellyanne conway counselor to the president of the united states. she finds herself at the white house almost every day. kellyanne, first off the number one story something democrats said was going to go away, an election ploy. whole caravan was election ploy by the president to try to rally his base. what do they say now? >> of course they have been disproven. everything predicted by the president and secretary nielsen and homeland security and others

has come true. in fact there was a caravan. there are violent people in there. secretary nielsen last night released on social media an eight-point statement. i would commend everybody to pull it. it is shock full of information. she makes very clear in there, she commends the customs and border patrol, our dod, and the president for going ahead and bolstering security forces at the border. why? because there are violent elements in the caravan. mainstream media only wants you to see the children, the families. they're telling you that most of the caravan are males traveling by themselves. of course projectiles and rocks were thrown at our brave men and women at the border. they used non-lethal force in response because they have a right to defend themselves, to make sure others who are there are not harmed. and secretary nielsen also points out about 90% of the people coming through are likely not eligible for asylum. the dhs processed 38,000 credible fears of asylum claims

just last year and she also says, that the violence and surge was entirely predictable. it has nothing to do with the base. are you telling me that national security is a base issue? this is everybody's business. she also says, and i want to repeat here on behalf of the president, congress must now do its job and act. the president negotiated in good faith. he has been very clear for 3 1/2 years now, border security and national sovereignty is imperative. if people care about these folks. they won't just go for the optics. they would focus for opportunity. take a picture of these people, use them, or you want to get them the opportunity, get them to stand in line, one of 26 points of entry legally. president made it clear time and again, completely. steve: he has. in the last year or so when it sounded like the president and chuck schumer had a deal. essentially the president was told by chuck schumer, we'll give you money for the wall.

you have to make a deal for the dreamers with us. but the president said, you know, i want other stuff with it. was that a miscalculation? should he settled for the wall for the dreamers? >> how is it a miscalculation, steve, respectfully, other things the president is looking for end to chain my greiges and visa lottery system? he put point a 70-point plan to congress october of 2017. that is 13 months ago. then it got boiled down to the four points. president for the whole world to see in the cabinet room last january, almost one year ago. held forth for an hour talking about making a deal on the dreamers. congress has not negotiated in good faith for many years on immigration. they failed to do their job. i think a large part how the president got elected. why this continues to be a big issue. these people were also -- brian: president reach out, being we're in a crisis point at border? i think both sides realize something has to be done? will he reach out to leadership

saying, come to the oval office, democrats, republicans let's get something done in the lame-duck session? >> they're always welcome in the lame-duck session to reach out, you know that. the president works 365 days a year. congress isn't always here. they're welcome to come in the lame-duck session. he made very clear, where he stands on this. because, courts are misinterpreting our immigration laws. a few judges making immigration law for the entire country. we can't have this this is legislative duty. also, i just want to make clear that the people who are really harming these folks who think they can come over the border are coyotes and others who took money from these people promising things that simply are just not true. you can't break the law. you have to come here legally. we're the most generous nation to immigrants in history. we allowed 33 million people to emigrate legally. jedediah: i want to pivot to russia. tensions are escalating between russia and ukraine. you saw a strong statement come out from nikki haley, mike

pompeo as well. what can we expect from the president on this? >> president is keeping a close watch what is happening there. i think it is incredibly important that the u.n. call this emergency meeting yesterday with the ambassador haley and obviously secretary pompeo has weighed in as well. this president has shown his willingness to sanction russian officials when necessary. he has done that. he expelled some from this country. he sanctioned others. he pushed back on putin, not once but twice, when assad was gassing his own people for example. so america first means exactly that. it is an ongoing situation. it's a fresh and unfolding situation. so he will continue to monitor it. brian: is he considering not calling off the meeting with vladmir putin or, has he changed the agenda if that meeting goes forward, putting this first? >> there will be a series of bilateral meetings at the g20. i will allow the president and his national security council to make those announcements. obviously mr. putin and president trump will be there,

as well as a number of other leaders. steve: meanwhile the house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady has a 297-page tax and irs package ready to be talked about tomorrow, perhaps voted on bit lame duck house later on this week. then it will go to the senate. it does need 60 votes. do you think there is bipartisan support to do something about fixing our tax situation? >> there ought to be, if i were one of democrats i lost my senate re-election bid, i'm in the lame duck, one thing i should learn from my loss, voting against a tax cut was probably very costly. it literally produced wealth and job security, job mobility and opportunity for the men and women in all of those states. north dakota, missouri, indiana, florida, for example, they voted judge kavanaugh, that hurt them too. voting against the tax cut was breach of faith with their constituency a year ago. perhaps they would do the right thing, to protect and create

that wealth. the reason chairman brady and president are for increased tax cuts for the middle class and simplifying the process by the way that you filed those taxes it because it worked. all the skeptics one year ago, if i stood here one year ago, all the skeptics and naysayers said it can't pass. if it does, it would be a big boon for corporate america, the wealthy. that is not true. over 8 million americans and counting have received bonuses and raises, the president created trillions of dollars of wealth since his election. tax cuts and deregulation and energy boom all put together created historic economy and optimism and confidence rates as well. steve: busy day at the white house, kellyanne conway. thank you very much. meanwhile the polls are open in the state of mississippi for the senate runoff election. what issues matter with voters? todd piro is having breck -- "breakfast with friends."

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sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. brian: see what is happening at the border. these are not actors. this is some of the chaos taking place, mostly males at the border in tijuana, trying to get into san diego. all chaos has reined supreme. as you see a lot of border guards where recipients of rocks to the head and concrete to the body, at least six were hurt. where do we go from here. no sense it is going to come to an end. bring in "wall street journal" editor-at-large, jerry baker. president said this, a few weeks ago, when the caravan gets up here, they're not getting in, the president is accused trying to gin up votes for midterm elections. midterms are over. what is going on? >> there is still an issue, big

political issue. you have the direct threat that the is at the border, well the president is doing what he feels is necessary to deal with that. the bigger political issue though remains immigration as issue in the country. it has been a big deal for the last few years. a lot of people are concerned about it. the president wants to get the wall built. one of his major promises in the campaign in 2016. democrats don't see any need to do it. they think security, agree more security is needed but won't agree to the wall. this is probably given we're in lame-duck congress. we have legislation coming up. we have a vote in the next week to fund the government. otherwise there is portion government shut down. the question is will the democrats agree what the president wants? seeps unlikely to me. brian: if they want daca, chance to get it in the lame-duck session, maybe they go ahead, mr. president you walked daca, walked away from 25 billion for the wall, work out interim deal? >> the wall is symbolic issue both for the president and for

the democrats, i just don't see likely there to be any kind of bridging it because the democrats say, there is no need for a wall. it is unnecessary. sends wrong message. we can do other things, improve security. president says i have to have my wall. democrats won the midterm elections in the house by quite a significant margin. they're focused on a lot of other things like investigating president. doing other things they want to do particularly on health care. i don't think there is any desire on the democrats part to give the president a win by giving money to build the wall. brian: don't want to do criminal justice reform. mitch mcconnell doesn't anyway. chairman of ways and means, kevin brady came out with idea how to revamp the tax system. really didn't tell many people about it. does it have a chance going through? >> very unlikely. need support of senate. we're down to last few weeks of lame-duck congress where republican majority in the old senate is 51-49. would need some democrats almost certainly support it there. they're not not mood to give a

win. they think the tax cuts, despite what kellyanne conway that the tax cuts help republicans. democrats take a very different view. they think the big tax cut didn't help republicans, actually if anything may have helped them giving a sense it was for rich and corporations. they're not in any mood to support a tax cut right now. there isn't just enough votes. there what they're talking about relatively technical measures, probably beneficial extending tax cuts already there. i just doubt there is enough political support. brian: see if we get judges through or last-minute deals to fund the government. they haven't funded homeland security just for the wall reason. we'll see if there is any type of break. your brand new show on fox business network? >> i will launch on friday. "wall street journal" at large with gerry baker. i look at people to look in little more depth with issues we face. economy, taxes, trade, china. are we headed for conflict with china. i will try to explore those in

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steve: poles are now open in mississippi the president tweet the 21 minutes ago. todd piro is live talking to voters in the port city cafe in biloxi. todd? reporter: voted for cindy hyde-smith because he says she is the candidate that will carry forward the president's agenda, specifically on the economy. why is the economy important to you? >> we need to continue to grow the economy, grow jobs, bring jobs back to the u.s. bring manufacturing jobs back to the u.s. we have lost too many too

long. reporter: through the military prism. thank you for your service. air force retired. we appreciate it. you say under this president the military seeing so much more in resources it helps them defend our country. why? >> i spent 4years working for air force. out of all the presidents i've been under this is absolutely the best support i've seen so far. reporter: carlina, your lovely wife views the caravan through the military prism. you're concerned about the safety of our men and women at border. why? >> people can come in safe and legally. they need to do that, not risk our people's lives. reporter: thank you. thank you for your service again. sharon, mainstream media says the current administration's policy against the border is cruel. why do you disagree with that? >> i think it is cruel that adults bring children in these dangerous caravans. that's what's cruel. reporter: sharon, thank thank y.

finally, mike, you say migrants fix their own countries first why? >> migrants need to fix their own countries first. we enough props with our own country. we don't need to import problems in our country. ceiling the border is a good thing. reporter: before we go back to the new york. want to bring ernest owner of this great diner. in last year alone, 40% rise in his business thanks to this economy. >> thank you y'all for coming by. we appreciate it. keep the ball rolling. reporter: back to new york. thanks, guys. [applause] steve: toad pyro, pancakes and politics. jedediah: looks good to me. steve: we'll step aside for about two minutes. all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums tums chewy bites with gas relief

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