british department ceremonial mace over the battle over brexit. he was asked to leave after swiping it the house cannot meet or pass law without the mates and there it is. and there it's not. jillian: have a good day. >> developing overnight, five marines missing after a military plane crash now pronounced dead. >> all roads to the wall lead through nancy pelosi and chuck schumer as they gear up for a face-to-face show down with the president in just hours. >> president trump's hunt for a new chief of staff. >> there needs to be someone onto support this president in making sure that we, indeed, make america great again. >> new study showing too much screen time can actually change the development of a child's brain. >> most ambitious study of the adolescent brain ever done. >> u.s. supreme court rejecting appeals from kansas and louisiana in their effort to strip medicaid money from planned parenthood. >> the right-to-life

community today is all about wait a minute, we thought brett kavanaugh was one of us. >> first lady melania trump is getting in the christmas spirit. today she will attend a toys for tots event in washington helping volunteers make christmas cards at joint base ans to an cost i can't-bolling. ainsley: the date is 12/11. you haven't woke up in the middle of the night. steve: some people have. brian: we had our station christmas party last night and just getting here. picked up the camera and walked right. in ted closed the place. ainsley: that's right. the people behind the scenes they wear jeans, jeans, sweat shirts. last night everyone dressed

up. didn't recognize half of you but you looked great. ted even wore cologne. brian: did i not get close enough. ainsley: smells good, ted. brian: we were busy. the news cycle didn't stop. ainsley: no more old spice. brian: camera is in the way. ainsley: shut down show down set for the white house today. key meeting in the oval office. steve: the president is going to sit down with chuck and nancy to talk about border security to reach a budget deal by next week. if not, things are going to turn out the lights in d.c. brian: did steve misspeak when he said deal? does anyone want to do a deal? griff jenkins is in washington. any signs that people want to get in the game here? griff: i don't know. here we go again. look, let me lay it out for you. deadline a week from friday. sticking point is founding for the border wall. the president wants 5 billion in next year's budgets. democrats are offering

1.3 billion and not a dime more than fiscal year 2018. what is different this time? well, democrats are about to take the house back. and pelosi speakership again and they're feeling very emboldened going into today's meeting. issuing this statement saying this holiday season the president knows full well that his wall proposal does not have the votes to pass the house and senate and should not be on stack kel to bipartisan agreement and schumer had this to say. >> president trump wants to throw a temper tantrum and shut down the government over christmas, over the wall. that's his decision. >> but house majority whip steve scalise says the problem lies with the democrats. >> the president by the way was willing to put a lookout of things on the table to negotiate with democrats in exchange for wall founding. and they walked away and they said they don't want to do anything because the extreme left doesn't want to do anything because they want open borders. that's the dilemma.

where nancy pelosi is right now. >> and the house freedom caucus is weighing in with a little bit of a warning saying this is our last chance to address illegal immigration before democrats take over the house. the meeting is 11:30 today, guys. brian, to your question i'm not sure. is different. like you going to the meeting where they at offering the same deal you didn't want the last time we were here. steve: griff, thank you very much. actually it's less than the last deal. remember? ainsley: that's right. steve: we told you out senate said 1.6 billion. the house said 5 billion. this is not .1.6 billion. this is 1.3 billion. ainsley: 1.3 is what it was last time and the democrats are saying 1.6 is too much and republicans is saying it's not enough. that's why they but pushed it down to 1.3. brian: ultimate tweak for a fence not a wall. you want a wall we are going to give you a fence. ainsley: technology in a fence. brian: that has nothing to do with what the border patrol wants. the president says i understanding you can't have a solid huge wall in every

portion of the border i get that he has had to explain to them some of these border patrol want to be able to see through what's coming and they can't do that. he actually was flexible in that area. they have walked away. when the question came a couple of days ago to nancy pelosi about hey, what about daca, what if you put daca on the table? two separate issues because courts have pushed back on the president who pulled back daca. ainsley: she doesn't want the wall because she says it's immoral. steve: she did say it's immowrl. as you look at the news stories and it was a talking point running up to the election. you saw the caravans coming toward the nation, our country, and it's like okay, what's going to stop those folks who many want asylum, many want to come in and work and whatnot, what's going to stop people at our southern border and have them essentially check in? sign the guest book? if you don't have the wall, what do you have? there was a gallup poll on migration they asked people around the world, how many of you are happy where you live? and take a look at the

number on the left portion of the screen. 750 million people around the world want to move. the largest portion of them e 20-some% want to move to the united states. now, here's the thing. i don't blame them for wanting to come here. but can we really take 158 million more people theoretically? ainsley: no. it's i actually like reading these articles about this poll because it reminds us. you hear all the negative news. we just had pearl harbor day a few days ago. i think about my grandparents fighting in the war and loving in country that great generation. it rereminds me how wonderful our country is you hear the negative news and people -- celebrities want to move to canada because they don't like this administration. but this is a reminder of how great our country really is. the majority of the 15% of people around the world want to move. they are not happy where they're. 15%. and the majority of them, 21% of them want to move

here to the united states and our number, we are the only ones in double digits u 21% want to move to the u.s. 6% is canada right behind us and 6% to germany. brian: they get the silver medal, france 5% i imagine. france is shrinking because of the yellow vest series of riots and following 4% is united kingdom they can't decide if they are going to be part of the eu or not. one out of six americans two would consider leaving home for elsewhere. steve: think about the folks in the caravan they're largely guatemalan and el salvadorian and honduran, 52% of the people in el salvador want to move to the united states. 47 pirsz want to move from honduras. ainsley: we're so fortunate to live in this great country. brian: so glad the celebrities decided to stay. i don't want to live in a country without celebrities. i'm glad we were able to

keep them. steve: oscars are coming up. ainsley: they can't find a host. brian: they have a robot host u talk about the chief of staff for the president. he doesn't have one right now. he has one man finishing up the string is general kelly who by the way is being offered a lot of money to tell all for a potential book deal. i don't know if he is going to jump on it one thing that's clear and refreshing. mark meadows who has been mentioned as a con tender, he is all in. if the president wants him, he will take the job. ainsley: he was on with sean hannity last night and sean asked him would you want the job? this is what he said? >> answer a question before it's asked. i can say this because it's honor certainly i'm favorably inclined to at least have a discussion with the president. it's been more reporting than anything. but, at the same time, we just want to make sure that he has a good partner to make sure that the white house works well and works on behalf of the american

people. steve: apparently shortly after thanksgiving mr. meadows put together a 28-page diagram essentially laying out how the democrats coming in to take over the house. perhaps the president thought that would be a good game plan if he were the chief of staff. there have been a number of members of congress, including matt gaetz who said he would be great. ann coulter said mark meadows would be fantastic. brian: mark meadows agrees with the president on just about everything as he is heartened by the freedom caucus. an effective chief of staff understands what moderates think and liberals want because he knows it's not all or nothing. in fact, the president has less power starting the next year than he has now my question for mark meadow what is are you going to do to get other people involved along the way or lead deals or work with the president? i know freedom caucus can he convince moderates and other

side? ainsley: he has to pick someone who is going to partner well with. everyone on the list he might say are wonderful individuals and he likes them all. brian: chemistry u. steve: exactly, right. there has to be chemistry. no one has been more loyal to the president than mark meadows. is he going to be the guy? stay tuned. meanwhile she has been on vacation and she returns on this tuesday. jillian: been a long time. good morning, it's so if he has been and happy. brian: did you have a nice vacation. jillian: i went to punta co cana and was sick the whole time u get you caught up on headlines. five marines missing after a military plane crash now declared dead. the rescue search ending nearly a week after two american warplanes collided during a training exercise off the coast of japan. two marines were recovered.

jant died nut car crash. another crew member was found and in fair condition. the cause of that crash is under investigation. another fox news alert now. more protests expected in france this morning after french president emmanuel macron breaks his silence. the french president promising to restore calm by any means necessary, including raising minimum wage and cutting taxes on overtime. some yellow vest protesters calling the move nonsense and a quote. charade. google set for a grilling. expected to face questions house judiciary committee over achation is as of bias conservative content on google platform. over planned remarks he plans to tell lawmakers he leads his company without political bias. the ceo angered lawmakers by skipping a high profile tech hearing back in september. and first lady melania trump getting into the christmas spirit. today she will attend a toys for tots event in washington

helping young volunteers make christmas cards and sort presents at joint base anacostia bolling. she is donating to toys for tots. very good cause there. steve: tis the season. jillian: yes it is. ainsley: thanks, jillian. brian: you would expect the google ceo to have all the answers. ainsley: he can look it up. brian: let me google that that should be fascinating to see how compliant he is. one democratic governor in oregon is budgeting for battle with president trump setting aside, i'm not sure if i will use budgeting next hour. setting aside millions in taxpayer dollars to defend illegal immigrants. one outraged sheriff here to respond next u. ainsley: can you google it. you know how some kids hate cleaning up their bedrooms. how one little girl tried to

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$4 million suing president trump and defending illegal immigrants. some are wondering couldn't oregon's money be going to better uses? joining us now to weigh in is morrow county sheriff kenneth matt lock joins us from the sheriff's department out there. sheriff, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: what do you think about the fact that the governor out there says we're going to spend $2 million to suit trump administration and $2 million to defend people in this country illegally. what do you think of that? >> i think that her budget has not been fully disclosed yet. the legislature will be meeting and so forth. the thing that is difficult, the dollars are tight and it seems like it's an awful lot of money that could be used for other projects in oregon, especially on that side of the state as it relates to homeless population. we have got a great drug problems and mental health

problems those jobs will be used for that. >> independent analysis to determine the funding. the request for $2 million. they said we can use $2 million and rather than look into it says okay we will give you $2 million. >> well, i -- you know, i don't know the thoughts going into this. i know that the immigration issue continues to be a big deal in oregon. we are an evenly divided state as it relates to immigration. i think the idea that the trump administration looking back to oregon and partnerships in oregon. we have had partnerships with our federal partners for a long time. our drug task forces have federal partners on it major crime teams have federal partners on it we work well together and we have for

years and years. and the laws that have been -- that has implemented makes it more difficult in those partnerships, i think. the thing that's interesting is we had a meeting with jeff sessions when he was out in portland and we were talking about the money that oregon wasn't getting at that time. this has been probably a year and a half or a year ago. and the sheriff and chiefs were at the meeting and i remember they asked him we're kind of caught in the middle the sheriffs and the chiefs. it was interesting because they said what you could do is be kind and just go ahead and let the grants go forward that we they were going to lose. he said no way, i'm not going to do it. there has to be more cooperation. i think it's cooperation. they want the grants, but they are not going to help the federal government in any way dealing with the immigration problem. steve: let's see what happens when the budget is

finally voted on. sheriff, thank you very much for joining us out there in oregon where it's 3:19 in the morning. sir, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. steve: all right. so, what do you think about that? let us know. friends@foxnews.com. also, we're on facebook u meanwhile, the mother of a missing mom making a desperate plea for help. >> ke kel kelsey we just want you home. steve: new clue coming up. too much screen time can change a child's brain with screens everywhere these days can anything be done to solve this? we will discuss that on "fox & friends" for a tuesday ♪ you're in love with me. ♪ - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations,

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click, call or visit a store today. brian: quick headlines now. let's get started. secretary of state mike pompeo slamming russia for sending nuclear capable bombers. carrying range 3400 miles. pompeo tweeting this overnight the russian and venezuelan people should see this for what it is two corrupt governments qua governmt squandering public funds and sketching liberty and freedom while their people suffer: mental toe send a message follow the death of american otto warmbier. he died in custody. that happened last year. ainsley: new research is showing how screen time affects our children's

brains. first wave of data revealing children exposed to screens more than two hours ha day had lower stores on thinking and language tests. could be changing the structure of their brains. what, if anything, can be done in this growing age of technology? here to debate this is tom kersting psychotherapist and author of disconnected how to reconnect our digitally distracted kids and author and ceo of diva moms.com. thank you both for being with us. >> thanks for having me. ainsley: this is one of the few studies that are out there. because screen time has become so big now. this was a study that was done actually two years ago, three years ago and it is saying that teenagers 8 to 12 years old spent four hours and basically 30 minutes a day on their phones or in front of a screen. teenagers 13 to 18. six hours and 40 minutes. this is 4 years ago. >> it's more than that

common sense media came out in 2016 revealing that the average kid in that age group is spending nine hours a day. ainsley: now they are having lower scores? >> what's happening now with the new study that came out last week from the national institute of health is that they are finding that all of the screen time it's preliminary evidence is actually affecting the brain, the cortex area of the brain. there is a thinning effect they are not saying whether it's good or bad. can i tell from you my experience it's not good. ainsley: what do we do. >> first of all teenagers frontal lobes aren't fully developed yet. think about that. what should we do? we as parents need to get involved. technology is here to say. that, we know. we need to monitor it and be on top of it and can't be a free for all where you give your kid a phone or tablet and say okay, go. have fun with this. we need to really be engaged in having conversations with these kids. this the amount of time you are going to be allowed to on it? >> you hit the nail on the head.

we want to believe that our kids can have control over it i can tell you one of the experts in this field our kids cannot control. ainsley: we're the parents. >> we are the parents and we need to be in control for them. ainsley: i was thai birthday party the other day and mom says we only let our kids watch something on screen to watch a movie or show when we are traveling in a car or on an airplane or occasionalfully it's just a prize u maybe on the wikdz, never during the week. what are the rules? any suggestions? >> final you, it's all about mod demoderation. long car right watch a movie. >> car ride should be a time i'm not going to say don't watch a movie. have a conversation, listen to music or play games instead of the kid being glued. >> believe it or not the five or 10 minutes to car rides to school. >> the best. >> most of the kids have headphones. i see it every day. ainsley: best to have a conversation. >> that's the time that i have conversations with my boys in the car. i have an 11-year-old and

15-year-old. and when they get taken to and from school once in a blue moon that's when we really have that conversation time. ainsley: you can laugh at this and all relate to this. 56% of teenagers. this was done this year. pew research. 56% of teenagers said when they didn't have their cell phones with them they felt one of these three emotions, loneliness, being upset, feeling anxious. at first i laughed at that. when we don't have our cell phones we feel the same way. >> that's where you see the addictive component. sort of like a withdrawal. somebody with drawing from alcohol or some other drug. i see this at my private counseling u that pales in comparison to violence, putting holes in the wall all kinds of stuff. >> we need to lead by example. if i'm having additional with the kids, i can't be on the phone. i need to put it away and the kids need to put it away. we as adults too need to be conscious of this. ainsley: do your kids remind you.

>> all the time. they are right. mom, have you got to disconnect. as much as it's hard especially when you only your own business and working. ainsley: do you know what? when you are a mom and i'm with my daughter all day long, it is easier if you put the phone in front of her for an hour you can have peace and quiet. you can cook your meal and you don't have her talking to you. but, i have realized if you put in the effort and give her a project or paint set or some sort of play-doh. >> crayons. ainsley: it takes more effort but making them smarter. >> that's their natural habitat. play, not staring at a screen. >> i know it takes another extra step and all so busy. ainsley: that's our job. >> that's our job and we need to do that. >> they have become the built-in babysitter unfortunately. >> we need to change that around. ainsley: all right. the new year is around the corner. we are going to be better parents. thank you for being with us. the most famous christian prayer in the world could be changed. the lord's prayer all because pope francis says there is a mistake.

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the change to the lord's prayer would switch out the line lead us not into temptation. abandon us not when in temp occasion. >> abandon us not when in temptation. brian: joining us is father jonathan morris. so, were you surprised to hear about this is long overdue? upset. >> you want meal to be upset. >> first of all, i think it's okay to be upset or anxious about the possibility of the lord's prayer being changed. why? because it's the prayer that unites christians of every denomination. and it also touches on one of the most existential questions that people you have. father, how do i pray? and jesus said when you pray, pray like this and then he said words. so the question should not be whether or not i think theologically it's better to say this or that or whether the pope thinks that jesus

should have said this or that it's what were jesus' words. pope francis is bringing up a good point let's make sure we have got the translation right. because, even n modern day translation now we differ on that particular area. does god really lead us into temptation? let's go back, for example, to the latin. it's. [speaking latin] you got that, brian? brian: exactly. >> the question is what do that vestibular to induce or to lead actually what's the best translation in each language? and the italians have decided it should be changed that god doesn't -- what jesus was saying was not that god leads us into temptation. steve: because he would never do that. >> because he would never do that. what is he trying to say this is why i don't think it will be changed in english. is to look back and say well, jesus was probably saying this. no, let's go back to the air ar.

what was the word that he used? and then of course we have the translation from greek and then into latin that i just mentioned and then into all the modern languages. brian: what are they doing about it besides putting this out there? is this something in the process? doesn't seem like something too hard to figure out. >> they had a long study on it. and then the italian bishop's conference took a look at it and is going to propose to the pope it seems to change in italian. in italian it goes. [speaking italian] in english do not lead us into temperature station. in spanish do not let us fall into translation. ainsley: if you know how the lord works it makes sense. when i read about. this what makes sense? ainsley: that he would wanting to change. this when i first looked at it they want to change the lord's prayer, really? then, when you really think about it lead us not into temptation, it's satan that leads you into temptation. >> that's right. ainsley: it's not the lord. the lord allows it and we

hope to be protected. >> protect us in the midst of temptation. >> don't abandon us. >> i agree and makes sense. i would still say great, go back and make sure we are as close to the words of jesus himself. because, jesus knew what he was talking about. ainsley: you know when you grow up as catholic or episcopalian trespasses. you go to a presbyterian church they say debts. forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors. can you imagine what church is going to be like if they change this? we will all be saying different things. >> that's why i said at the beginning it's an important topic and okay if we get anxious about this because it's a unifying prayer. but, again, it's not what i think. it's not what you think or what pope francis thinks would be the nicest thing for the lord's prayer to say. but what were the words of jesus. in each language we need to get as close as possible to those words.

brian: will donald trump ultimately be the decider on this. >> during transition, yes. i love that segway. he might weigh in. brian: he might weigh in. he might tweet about it. it would be a temptation to tweet. >> you just did. brian: how many languages do you know? >> i know the lord's prayer in languages that i just said. i speak italian and spanish. brian: incredible. steve: 22 minutes before the top of the hour. jillian: i'm so glad you weren't wondering how many languages i know, brian: a woman missing since thanksgiving is intensifying. police say someone used kelsey's phone in idaho just days after she vanished in colorado. her mother is pleading for help. >> she doesn't run off and someone knows where she is

at. kelsey, we just want you home. call us if you can and we won't quit looking. >> a flight instructor with one year old daughter and she is engaged to be married. police have no suspect notice disappearance. white i couldn't bulger's lawyer bringing wrongful death and negligence claims against the government. he was beaten to death by other inmates hours after being transferred to a prison in west virginia. bulger has been serving a life sentence for 11 murders. outrage as a homeowner's association bans outdoor holiday decorations. neighbors at a condo complex in phoenix say the rule is ruining their festive spirit. >> real dli feel sad. >> everybody here pays for hoa, we should be able to put up what we want and decorate the property that we own. >> it's ridiculous. >> it's ridiculous. >> there is $100 fine if you break the rules. the hoa say they need the

rules so decorations don't interfere with a maintenance project. little girl calls 911 when her parents tell her to clean her room. officers rushing to a home in canada expecting an emergency but, instead, they find a 9-year-old having a melt down. police now reminding parents to teach their children that 911 should only be used in real emergencies sadly yes, we all have to clean our rooms. steve: call the dispatcher. holy cow. thank you very much, jillian. meanwhile,. brian: janice dean never has to be told to clean her room. janice: i used to. my husband does tell me to make the bed sometimes. we have friends out here. what are your names and where are from. >> bill from new orleans. >> diane from new orleans. >> you are together. >> yes. >> jason from macon, georgia. >> >> from ohio. janice: hang out with me for

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judges make decisions for reerchtreasons for not apparentn >>ed when circuits interpret law differentfully each other. federal law means a different thing in different parts of the country that means that the supreme court should weigh in and resolve these differences. so, the issue of whether or not planned parenthood can sue a state and compel the state to spend money against its will, against the will of its taxpayers but in conformity with the federal regulation means different things in different parts of the country. steve: there are a couple of states that did not like videos that came out planned parenthood and let's stop funding them. louisiana. the fifth circuit which says planned parenthood can sue you. louisiana said well, if we were in new jersey, planned parenthood couldn't sue us. so let's take it to the

supreme court. the rule on asking for permission to appeal is four justices can compel all nine to heart case. in this case it was 3 to 6. 6 justices said we don't want to hear it. three did. what's unique is the three who did wrote a dissent. this is very, very rare. and they chide it without mentioning him by name they were chiding their junior catholic pro-life colleague brett kavanaugh hey, what's going on here. a couple things here. did brett kavanaugh vote this way to demonstrate to dianne feinstein that he is open minded? i hope not. brian: and collins. >> i hope he vote with the intellectual honesty. that's why we give judges and justices, i once had this, life tenure so, they can be perfectly intellectually honest and not worry about what the politicians or editorial writers or tv commentators or public think.

ainsley: from a law perspective how do you defend him? >> that this was not the right case to take. but, i must tell you there needs to be a resolution of this. now, in my opinion, i'm with the state of louisiana. they should not be forced to spend their money against their will. they should not be forced to fund planned parenthood. they should not be forced to pay for abortion. but they will be until the supreme court can address. this. brian: roberts agreed with kavanaugh, right? >> yes, he did. so was the four liberals plus this is an odd combination. chief justice roberts is the swing vote and justice kavanaugh. but, it was very telling. justices thomas, alito and gulch. ainsley: why did they take it though because people don't agree with spending money on this. >> the supreme court has written a rule that says we don't have to tell you why we are not taking it there is no majority opinion. just the dissent from the three. >> good to see you. good on the first floor and second floor. first time i have seen you on this floor.

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ainsley: would just hours away from a key meeting in the oval office. >> president wants 5 billion in next year's budget. democrats are offering 1.3 billion and not a dime more. >> secretary pompeo slamming russia for sending bombers to vends. carry missiles with the range of 3400 miles. jillian: google ceo finally heading to the hot seat to capitol hill to answer questions about possible bias against conservatives. ainsley: new research is showing children exposed to screen time two hours a day had lower scores. >> we as parents need to get involved. technology is here to stay. that we know. but we need to monitor it. steve: most famous christian prayer could soon be

changed. >> it is what were jesus' words. prop francis is bringing up a good point to say let's make sure we got the translation right. >> person selected to host next year's academy awards may go to no one. plot twist. variety is reporting that the academy is scrambling to find somebody. >> everybody wants to dance ♪ clap your hands ♪ everybody just wants to dance. ainsley: wanting to and actually doing it are two different things. brian, you probably want to dance you just do it. brian: i never met a dance floor that did me any good. that's the famous words of brett eldredge is that an "american idol" winner. steve: expert at "american idol." welcome to 50 "american idols" i know everything. ainsley: i like that song. yes, he was the winner.

brian: gavin looked that up? ainsley: we need the voice of gavin. >> he does not want to do it. steve: thanks for joining us on this tuesday. brian: a live look over the white house. expecting a shutdown show down today. a key meeting in the oval office happening in just a few hours. ainsley: i want to say that. shut down showdown. president trump sitting down with leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi today to talk border security as they are trying to work out a budget deal by next week. will that happen? steve: griff jenkins is live in washington. sounds like the democrats are going to give ultimatum. take as much money as you want and get over it. >> doesn't sound like a good deal does it. this deadline is 10 days away. the president wants 5 billion. democrats are reportedly offering 1.3 billion or same as 2018. that's less than the 1.6 billion that the senate already agreed upon for 2019. what's different this time? it seems to be democrats' democ'

swig swagger. they are taking back the house. nancy pelosi is taking back the speaker's gavel. pelosi and schumer issuing this statement this holiday season the president knows full well that his wall proposal does not have the votes to pass the house and senate and should not be an obstacle to bipartisan agreement. and schumer had this to say. >> president trump wants to throw a temper tantrum and shut down the government over christmas, over the wall. that's his decision. >> the house majority whip steve scalise says the onus is on the democrats or they will take the blame for this. >> the number is $5 billion. if there is a better way to get there than what the president has laid out, then they need to come with an alternative. they will can't just come and say they want to shut the government down for no reason because they don't want border security they will lose that argument with the american people. >> this is our last chance to address lega aaddress illegal immigration before the

democrats take over the house. it's hard to see how they get to an agreement with what's being laid down on the take u. >> good point. griff, thank you very much. if there is no deal by the end of the week, the funding would run out not only for the department of security, it would run out for the ag department and nasa congress department and a number of other smaller agencies, about 600,000 federal workers in all if they can't come to a deal and we heard from griff the democrats want to make it very clear to president trump if this happens, if there is a shut down, it's on you. brian: really has no power for now, nancy pelosi is minority. she is outnumbered in the house. comes down to senator schumer. is he going to deliver the house to get the 1. -- excuse me, somewhere between 5 and 1.3? or else the president i don't believe is going to budge. my sense is i am wondering if schumer and nancy pelosi. they know how to make a deal

if they wanted to. is there something they want that they could only get in the lame duck session? ainsley: daca reform. both sides want prison reform. brian: number one priority for democrats is infrastructure. if they could say we start off next year with infrastructure and there was some way to do that besides each other just wink wink and ad no. ainsley: i doubt it. it doesn't look like they will compromise. president saying do the daca funding if you give me the wall and said no to that. steve: the president said no to that. ainsley: the president a few month ago or a year ago yes, i will do the daca and allow the daca recipients to stay if you give me the funding for the wall and it didn't end up happening. brian: two separate things. weren't interested in putting that together. steve: look at the deal. the democrats had said 1.6, now we are saying 1.3. don't be surprised if at the end of the day they say okay, we are negotiating.

we will give you 1.6, which they originally agreed. to say keep in mind, the white house is going to think it was a win if you could get more than 1.6. now, according to the democrats, they will probably be lucky, the white house will, if they even get 1.6. ainsley: 1.3 is the current spending level or funding for it that's why they are saying you could use it on fencing and technology. we don't agree with the wall. we think it's immoral. the president wants 5. brian: that immoral wall sitting there in israel has really been ineffective. they don't regret that stopped the suicide bombers on the spot. if you look at what is happening on the border. this is no midterm push to get votes memoirs ar midterms a. they are still down there approving to be effective. let democrats and republicans. ask the border patrol what they need. they will tell new certain areas we need a fence in other areas we don't. in other areas we need a

wall. just do what they do. these guys and women are apolitical. they need some help. and this thing, this stuff in washington drives them nuts. these people in coast washington staring at each other while they sit a in sweltering heat at the wall with no help. steve: republicans on board with the president's wall. now, during the 11th hour they are going to lose control of the house is anything going to get done? we'll be talking about it tomorrow. brian: ready for more tax reform? that's what kevin brady is doing as chairman of weighs and means. is he proposing this really at the 11th hour. he's to reform retirement savings. delay obama related taxes. technical corrections to the tax overhaul which need to be done and tax benefits for natural disasters. at least two of those things democrats are on board for senator biden said if you wanted to too this

bipartisan not what i just read. steve: they are attaching it to a bill that is noncontroversial, supposedly. it's very similar to what kevin brady introduced a couple of weeks ago. but, because they need 60 senators that's going to include some democrats. they tried to make it more bipartisan. i don't know if at the 11th hour they will give the republican as win when it comes to tax. ainsley: let's talk about kevin hart. is he not going to the oscars over something he tweeted years ago. he has stepped down. the academy is saying we might not even have a host. brian: have a series of series of persons who introduce the other and introduce the other and that's it. this is unbelievable. it's a third rail for at love these big time celebrities used to be when johnny carson and billy crystal did it up until david letterman almost everyone was successful. when letterman hosted it it he tended to bomb and hurt

his career. jimmy kimmel gotten good reviews. kevin hart having to come out and defend twitter remarks from 2011 blew the whole thing up. >> steve: what they are suggest the academy is considering a range of options one would be to do a "saturday night live" style thing where you have a bunch of big celebrities come out. they introduce one thing and then they move on. they have some different people throw to commercials and stuff like that. pat sajak you know him from wheel of fortune. he has a good sense of humor. he recognizes that in the past the oscars have been very political in nature. he tweeted this out. here's a quick fix for the academy awards show. expand it to two nights. on the first night give out awards and celebrate the history and wonder of movies. on a second night, hold your political rally. ainsley: that's tongue in cheek that's meant to be funny. steve: very funny. brian: is he kind of a

sarcastic guy. the bigger conversation is when you look at the heisman trophy winner having to justify tweets unacceptable when he was 14 or 15. look at kevin hart 39. having to justify what he thought was funny in 2011, that's seven years ago. and look at what comedian or nibble, what commentator could possibly defend everything they wrote or said for really look at the brett kavanaugh situation almost their entire semi adult life? how could we probably stay on this path? what life can with stand this? what life can withstand this type of execute any? ainsley: if you are an actor, most of them have gotten so political. if you are a late night show talk show host, most of them are political. all of them probably are. and if you are a comedian the pc police won't allow you to say anything. who is someone that is not political that would work like a musician or maybe an athlete? steve: well, as they looked over the last couple of years the ratings have

steadily gone down, down, down. maybe this is a good idea to have a host of big names come in and do it. the paradigm is different than it was 30 years ago. television viewing is different. maybe people would tune in for a little longer if they saw a bunch of big stars. brian: any of the movies entered people went to see. those are very good movies but not the popular movies. i like what they thought about doing is giving awards to the box office hits and maybe that aren't artistically pleasing but america likes to watch. >> what if they did george bush and bill clinton. they hosted it together. steve: then it really would be political. ainsley: yes, it would be. it already is. brian: we need your comments on this. tell us, if you are living the perfect life, host the oscars, put your name in. steve: email us friends@foxnews.com or also on facebook as is jillian who joins us with the headlines. jillian: that's right. i'm on fake and all of them. this is breaking overnight.

five marines missing after a military plane crash now declared dead. the rescue search ending nearly a week after two american warplanes collided during a training exercise off the coast of japan. two marines were recovered. captain jamar sussler tied in the crash another died. the cause of the crash is under investigation. british prime minister theresa may meeting with leaders across europe as her brexit battle continues. may arriving in netherlands today to meet with the dutch prime minister. he told a local media outlet the two had a useful dialogue. it comes one day after she delayed the u.k.'s crucial brexit votes over concerns it would fail. senior trump advisor jared kushner optimistic about the administration's plan for peace in the middle east. >> we're hopeful in the next couple of months we will put out our plan, which again, not every side is going to love but there is enough in it and enough reasons why people should take it and

move forward. this plan will keep the israeli people safe, give them a good future but also give a real opportunities and hope for the palestinian people. jillian: the israel-palestinian conflict has continued for 70 years. you have to stop what you are doing and watch this. a christmas fail of epic proportions. a woman falls through the ceiling as she is looking for decorations in her attic. as you can see her leg left dangling between two floors of her home. she was stuck 15 minutes before her partner noticed and called for help. firefighters in england saved the woman dressed in beauty and the beast pajamas. >> you see her legs stick you don't help her. ainsley: there was a firefighter helping her and her friend is taking picture. jillian: you have to document that moment. ainsley: she stepped on the insulation. don't walk between the planks because you will step in the insulation and fall through. jillian: it's funny as long as she is okay.

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♪ >> every single day in this country at least 10 known terrorists are captured trying to cross into america through our border. when the president is saying we are going to secure the border, there's a reason. he is fighting to keep this country safe because there really are bad people who try to come here. brian: terrifying numbers revealed ahead of the president's high stakes meeting today. why won't democrats get behind a border plan. won't it work for the country. michael anton worked as a senior national security official with the trump administration. here to weigh in. michael, does the president have a card to play? does he have any leverage over chuck and nannies. >> hand nancy? >> he won the election largely on this issue. the problem that he has in the negotiation is the democrats know that their base doesn't agree with broader american people public opinion. their base doesn't want border security and the democratic leadership knows that border security doesn't

democrat politics. they don't want a wall and greater security and don't care about the consequences. for them, the consequence is the more immigrants come in, the more the demographic change there is in the united states of america, the more that benefits democratic politicians. that's what they care about the most. brian: nothing changed with what's happening at tijuana? nothing changed with the military at the border? nothing changed with these caravans in terms of democratic base opinion? >> i don't think -- no, i don't think democratic base opinion changed. it's too much to say that nothing changed if hillary clinton had won the 2016 election. there is no question in my mind that the department of homeland security would not be as strong as it is being right now on the border. that a president clinton would not have deployed a military to secure our border which is one of the fundamental things the government is supposed to do secure the borders of a country. that caravan, had it happened in a hillary clinton administration probably would have walked right into the united states

and been welcomed by the united states government and so on and so forth that the trump administration did not do. trump administration stood up our our borders and stood up for the american people and existing citizenry of the united states and i'm grateful for that the fact of the matter is i think you are right and the second half of what you said did not change democratic or liberal public opinion. brian: real quick, michael. the u.s. arrested 170 immigrants who tried to claim migrant children evil. also we see about the terrorist crossing. the number is way too high. when the president goes in and talks today. does he walk away with a 1.6 billion and say that's good enough? i hope he gets more than that the democratic leadership is not inclined to give him anything. again, my view of this having watched it for a long time. they don't want a wall at all. they don't want greater security. their view is they want to give him as little as they want to get away with. brian: i'm glad you came on the show but you didn't make me feel better. michael anton, good to see

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steve: apparently the ceo of google is going to say i lead this company without political bias. all right. he might lead the company without political bias is there political bias at google? >> well, absolutely. i mean, i think that, you know, most of the time we wouldn't care who votes for it or don't united states to who at any company. sings this is an information sector company that builds censorship and surveillance basically platforms, we have to be concerned because they have to make a choice between what is good and bad bad, right and wrong so that is deeply concerning because they are the only company besides facebook that controls all of the information. if there is any bias, we have to be concerned. they are just not transparent. ainsley: matthew, we have examples and some of these run believable. type in google and suggestions come up based on what you are starting to type. if you start to type top races d as in democrats, then top races democrat democrat come up. if you start typing top

races r for republican. top racist republicans. >> absolutely. not only that it puts a little squiggly red line like you spelled it incorrectly. actually in the film we did this live. sure, google has probably gone and corrected it at this time, but at the time this was a big story. you can just type anything and makes auto suggestions which helps push people's opinions and this can really undermine democracy. steve: a lot of opinions were being formed about the time of the travel ban. what did google try to do regarding that and search results? >> google will modify or censor search results. this is their m.o. they take things and they just disappear. or. brian: at what level? are these executive level they disappear or workers. steve: algorithm writers? >> with google the idea of the evil corporate overlord is kind of different with them they have a whole group of very smart people. low level engineers that can

just change things in the algorithms and modify things. it's not always this directive from, you know, these people in the clouds there is a lot of people who, look, they are utopians they see things as right and wrong. apple doesn't see things as right and wrong. they want to sell you a phone. i get that. steve: what do they do regarding the travel ban? >> again, you know, i forget right now exactly the particulars of it. brian: brainstorm ways to alter functions to counter the trump's 2017 ban. the "wall street journal" reported in citing internal emails. this isn't conjecture it's written. >> no, absolutely. a lot of information has come out recently about their bias obviously there were videos leaked about how they wanted to manipulate the election, what they wanted to do with the hispanic vote and a number of other things. brian: for hillary clinton? >> for hillary clinton. >> pushed the hispanic turnout for hillary clinton. revealed efforts to increase the turnout. >> absolutely. and the thing is they

surprised that they were not getting the results that they expected and so, again, i think it shouldn't matter how you vote or how donate to in a company. that should be your right that we are in america. ainsley: you directed the creepy line. >> yes. ainsley: tell us about that why you wanted to be a part of that and what it is about. >> the creepy line, i love technology and platforms. they are great. i love my iphone and watch and google search. over the last 15 or 20 years these companies have proven to not be trustworthy. they never come out and say we made a mistake. always caught losing our data. selling our data. manipulating the results. so i think for innovation, for the future of our democracy this is the issue of the day. so we wanted to make a film that opened people's kind of minds up to what is actually going on and how vast this is. brian: this is going to be a mismatch in washington. sit there and talk to the ceo in google on a level in technology these guys and women can never approach.

they have other expertise. what do you expect to happen today and what do you expect ton exposed? >> here's the thing. they are going to ask the questions and google is going to give boilerplate response. we are not biased. we don't do anything. here's the thing, if they are biased, that's fine. just be honest. just tell us. i don't mind, that's cool. we know other news sources and other media outlets we know where everybody stands. with google they say no, we are not they don't do this. if you do it let us know so we all know. have you congress, the senate, i love irving on the hill but, you know, they're not exactly sure what they are looking at. google can say we changed it and fixed it. how can we confirm that. brian: you are not optimistic anything will be changed today. >> not regulatory in our tools are 20th century tools for 20th century companies. this is a 21st century company. until we fix the underlying infrastructure of collecting your data, there is nothing we can do.

brian: we can watch the creepy line. >> absolutely. ainsley: itunes, amazon. >> and then there is additional contents on youtube. steve: there you go, just google it and it might pop up. brian: maybe not. let's suppress it. steve: meanwhile, straight ahead, some college students want justifiable clarence thomas' name removed from a building. why do they want to get rid of it? >> much research on. this he is a historical figure though so is hitler. steve: cabot phillips the guy behind that video is going to join us live coming up. ainsley: we all love christmas songs, don't we? since they all start in october. ainsley: do you know all the words to the christmas song? it's christmas quiz time. tom shillue is here. is he putting our knowledge to the test. we are all very scared. brian: the quiz guy from fox nation ♪ have a holly jolly christmas ♪ it's the best time of the

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♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ brian: sound of the morning. patriotism at nashville airport. steve: travelers stopping to salute and sing the national anthem who honor parents who died in conflict. >> all those children boarding flight to disney world for all expensive paid trip. steve: that's terrific. congratulations. >> i was in the airport over the weekend and all these sailors came through. probably 30 of them and everyone just started clapping it was awesome.

brian: gary sinise to send them all to disney. jillian: i was sick. thank you, brian. good morning, guys. get you caught up on news this morninthis morning. cocaine train. shocking by a former cartel by drug. he claims the co cocaine would be hidden. the train helped bring in $80 million. forces life behind bars miss tirous illness reported in cdc confirming 158 cases of mof -- the average patient is just 5 years old. health officials still aren't sure what is causing

that disease. a police officer risks his life to save a family trapped in a burning condo. watch this. >> we got her. we got her. >> joey, we got her. >> drop her. jillian: wow, officer joseph grasso scaling a second floor balcony twice to save children and grandparents before firefighters arrived. incredible video showing the new jersey officers catching a 6-month-old baby boy. no one was seriously hurt. nasa is stepping in after basketball star steph curry revealed he doesn't believe in the moon landing. >> have we ever been to the moon? no. they are going to come get us, aren't they? jillian: well, nasa inviting the golden state warrior star to tour their lab telling the "l.a. times" he can see first hand what we did 50 years ago as well as what we're doing now to go back to the moon in the

coming years. by the way we first went to the moon in 1969. love that photo. brian: heard we are going back to the moon. great news. steve: thank you, jillian. ainsley: this week getting in the christmas spirit by testing all things christmas. brian: here to put our song lyric skills tout test. host of fox nation the quiz show tom shillue who also has a fine radio show. hi, tom. >> hello. today it is not movies. we are doing song lyrics of favorite christmas songs. ready for number one? get those hands over the buzzers? he is making a list and checking it twice he is gonna find out blank? steve doocy? steve: who is naughty or nice. ainsley: that's the whole phrase? >> i saw him first i' keep a eye on you, brian. brian: say him. >> that was a gimme.

oh, holy night, the stars are brightly shining it is the night blank ainsley. ainsley: of our dear savior's birth. [bell] ainsley: i hit it too soon does it disqualify me? brian: it should disqualify her. steve: brian, you are a poor loser. brian: i want a game with rules. >> ready? >> your brain is full of spiders, have you garlic in your soul, mr. grinch. i wouldn't touch you with a blank, brian? brian: 10-foot pole. >> that is wrong. [buzzer] >> what kind of a pole is it? do we have the phone? i wouldn't touch you with a ♪ garlic in your soul, mr. grinch ♪ i wouldn't you touch you with a 39 and a half foot pole ♪

ainsley: 39 and a half foot pole. very specific. >> you leave a half a foot for the whos in whoville they are half a foot tall. ainsley: that makes sense now. brian: in the end the grinch doesn't become a grinch anymore. steve: still a grinch but has a heart. >> rocking around the christmas tree let the christmas spirit ring later we have some pumpkin pie and some, blank. ainsley: not apple cider. steve: put the lyrics back up again. >> how about this guy, i will give you a little mellowed. later we have some pumpkin pie and we'll. >> rocking around the christmas tree. ainsley: do some caroling. >> ♪ rocking around the christmas tree ♪ let the christmas spirit ring ♪ later we're have some pumpkin pie

♪ and we'll do some caroling. >> ainsley did you get that or did someone tell you? brian: somebody told her. she definitely cheated. ainsley: if we don't know it -- hold on, if we don't know it, will you lead us into it. >> we have one more, guys. we've been good but we can't last, hurry christmas, hurry fast. a plane that loops the loop me i want. >> froot loops. >> hula hoop ♪ ♪ we've been good, but we can't last hurry christmas hurry fast want a plane that loops the loop me want a plane a hula hoop. brian: it doesn't blend. can't make out a word. that is not a real christmas

song. ♪ ainsley: are we done? i want more. >> i say ainsley won she got two. ainsley: i won one. you won one, too. steve: i got two. brian: tom, would you bring a score keeper next time instead of i say ainsley won? steve: next time come with a 39 and a half foot pole. watch tom over at fox nation and. brian: and listen to his radio show. ainsley: will you come back? this is fun. steve: try to make it more complicated. brian: he already has a full screen. some want justice clarence thomas named removed from a building why do they get to get rid of it? >> much research on. this is he historical figure. though so is hitler. brian: cabot phillips the man behind that video is

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ainsley: he is a sitting supreme court justice some students and alumni in his home state of georgia wants justice clarence thomas' name removed from a campus building at the savanna building of college of arts and design. what happened when campus reform went to see why they wanted his name removed. here is cabot phillips. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on. ainsley: when you went to

the school what did you find out. >> over 2,000 people signed the petition to remove the name of clarence thomas. hateful person none agreed with. student after student signed my petition saying they wanted his name taken off the building and have a look. >> what's your thought on the petition. >> i honestly think he should be removed. >> we should probably just take his name off the building. it's not that big of a deal. >> i agree to get removed. >> is there anything that comes to mind that he has done to point to something that you think disqualifies him? >> i don't know i haven't done much research on this. >> he is a historical figure though so is hitler. >> is there anything that justice thomas has done that you would point to say we shouldn't have him. >> i mean, not in particular. ainsley: did you find out the real reason why the person who wanted this from the very beginning the person who started this petition wanted his name removed from the building? >> very few people had any details to offer on why they

were so upset. it is incredibly interesting. not only were these students egg nornghts on th ignorant aboe history. all the things justice thomas has done to get to where he is overcoming poverty and racism and judiciary only second african-american to do it. they would be applauding him and holding him up as an icon. sadly some people on the left are able tomorrow brace someone or recognize their accomplishment physicals they don't agree women. this we have to agree with everything you do. if we don't we will erase you from history. that's the growing narrative we see. ainsley: one guy comparing him to hitler he is a supreme court justice. the author of this petition sage, an alumni sent us this statement it wasn't a petition against justice thomas. it was a petition in order to make women feel welcome on their campus. i'm not discounting the work justice thomas has done in any way, all i am saying is

it makes young women feel unwelcome did you find that to be the case did young women feel unwelcome. >> this petition had nothing to do with making women feel safe and more with making conservatives absent from campus or anyone deemed as antileft as being taken off of campus. we have seen this growing trend at the leadership institute campus reform how there is overwhelming pressure to go along with any sort of social justice initiative. so many of these students didn't know they were signing this petition because it was supposedly to help women or whatever it was. they just knew there was a petition are that was forwarded and they wanted to show everyone i am also a social justifiable warrior and advocate. i'm going to go along with this it's because that's what you do. i'm a young person i have to get involved with this left leaning cause. that pressure leads a lot of people to get involved in collegecauses that they don't kw a lot about. ainsley: anita hill happened in the 90's. we are being told that the

petition has been dropped. the case or issue has been dropped and his name will remain on that building at least for now. that i think, cabot. >> for now. ainsley: president trump might pick david bossie as his chief of staff. we want the job? we have will ask him in the next hour. two weeks until christmas u still need that perfect gift for your special lady? we have the gift that she is really going to love coming up next. ♪ ♪ (male speaker) remember when christmas was magical? when the mailman delivered to the north pole? and we all had a front-row, shoulder-top seat at the parade? let's get back there. santa's wonderland at bass pro shops and now cabela's has what we've all been missing. with all kinds of crafts and activities your kids will always remember. even a picture with santa and it's all free. that's right-- free. time passes. hold onto christmas.

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this one is normally $130. get it for $90. brian: what do you do with it. >> pressure cooker crock pot. >> you can basically it replaces like nine different appliances you can actually. ainsley: let me say this, too. when you did the radios for the men, i bought some of those. i went to sam's club.com i'm not a member and they still let me buy it can you buy this without being a member. >> like the hottest gift that you give someone. saves so much time in the kitchen. definitely check that out. what about the last one? steve: real quick. >> gourmet olive oil and salt. one of the things i got as a gift truthfully salt. literally one of my favorites. places down in new york. filling station has them online. gourmet salts and vinegars and olive oils. steve: more information about any of the things they will be on foxandfriends.com. thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: coming up on the big show we have david bossie and frankly graham franklin grah

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get your insurance quote today. brian: we're expecting a shutdown showdown in just a few hours. >> sticking point is funding for the wall. the president wants five billion. democrats offer 1.3 billion. >> he won the election largely on the issue securing our border, one. fundamental things the government is supposed to do. >> google's ceo heads to capitol hill. >> this is the issue of the day. if there is any bias we have to be concerned and they're not transparent. >> president trump's hunt for a new chief of staff. >> at the end of the today who will serve him best and serve the country best. >> person selected to host the next person's academy awards may go to? no one. the academy is scrambling to find someone. steve: singing the national anthem to honor children whose parents died in combat.

♪ the home of the brave ♪ steve: clay walker sang that song on this show. we were in a different studio. he sang it. and perfectly encapsulates the day. brian: we had different outfits. steve: no. i was wearing this. brian: you did wear that? steve: president is looking for a new chief of staff. there is a solution. stephen colbert said he would throw his hat in the ring. because i said if i were chief of staff, that would be fun. ainsley: nice, all right. brian: if there is anybody more ill-suited than stephen colbert to be president trump's chief of

staff i don't know who it would be. maybe robert mueller. ainsley: he is from south carolina. produces good people. brian: who voted in south carolina mostly for president trump. steve: live look at the white house. we're expecting a special meeting today in the oval office, between the president and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. brian: president trump sitting down with democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to discuss the wall. ainsley: i get they have a lot of fun together. griff jenkins live in washington what we can expect. what do they call it, the shut downshowdown? >> you will be saying that quite a lot. president is tweeting in the last hour. five of them actually. here is one of them. i look forward to my meeting with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi n 2006, democrats voted for a watch. they were right to do so.

today they no longer want border security. they will fight it at all costs. nancy must gets votes for speaker. but the wall will get built. the democrats are offering 1.3 billion same year in last year's budget. the deadline? 10 days away. nancy pelosi around schumer issued this joint statement, this holiday season the president knows full well that his wall proposal does not have the votes to pass the house and senate. should not be obstacle to a bipartisan agreement. however house majority whip steve scalise, warns democrats they will take the blame for a shutdown. >> the number is five billion dollars. if there is a better way to get there than the president laid out, come with alternative. they can't say they want to shut the government down for no reason because they don't want border security. they will lose the argument with the american people. reporter: the meeting starts at 11:30. hard to find room to manuever.

pelosi has additional pressure because the speaker's vote is not until after the new year. steve: president tweeted out four other tweets. the last tweet, if the democrats don't give us the votes to secure our country, the military will build remaining sections of the wall. with heard that suggestion. the military could get involved. use pentagon money. a lot of that. not exactly spelled out in the tweet. brian: asking for even more pentagon money this year, for things up to $760 billion he wants to ask. i'm just wonder, is that a legitimate threat. we should look into that. if the president can get the military to build a wall, that would be the leverage, rather build a wall with a mix of fence, or have the military do it. steve: it's a national security issue in his mind. ainsley: democrats don't want a

money for ball but we'll give you a money for a fence. nancy pelosi says a wall is immoral but a fence is not? they're okay with a fence? it is still a barrier. if she is worried about what it looks like to the folks in mexico, to migrants coming up, if she is -- i don't understand why one is immoral and one is not? brian: it is pure politics. ainsley: they don't want the president is to have a check mark of the wall. this is why people voted for him. there are consequences for your election. steve: it's a political issue between both of the parties for a long time. brian: were you guys listening? steve: we weren't. we ran a sound bite where shows the politics involved in immigration. ainsley: so we're going to listen now. >> trump administration stood up for our border, stood up for the american people, the existing citizenry of the united states

and i'm grateful for that. democratic leadership knows border security doesn't benefit democratic politics. i think they will be tough on this they will hold firm. they don't want a wall. they don't want greater security. they don't care about the consequences. for them the consequence the more immigrants come in, the more demographic change there is in the united states of america, the more that benefits democratic politicians. that is what they care about the most. steve: that is his point of view. a number of democrats say we like the way it is right now. we like the whole system if you are captured crossing into the country illegally you will be ajudicated eventually, so-called catch-and-release. we do know often times when people are arrested in order to come back, they don't show. which has been a problem. brian: catch-and-release is a problem. chain migration is a problem. lottery is problem at different times. harry reid, chuck schumer all came out against it. in 2018 looks too much like a win for the president.

that is the purr politics of it. it is relatively sad. itics six minutes after the hour. let's talk entertainment. kevin hart because of tweets he made in 2010, was asked to apologize in 24 hours. he said no. i have grown as a person. i'm not going to keep doing it. can any comedian with stand this type of scrutiny? any of these background checks? can anyone host this thing. think about in the past, johnny carson, david letterman, billy crystal, they all hosted this thing. it was a great gig. a career defining gig. what has happened to the oscars? steve: before social media and what not. now the oscars which will be held on february 24th. according to "variety" they are exploring options. maybe it is not one person but a whole bunch of people. maybe "saturday night live" style.

they're looking for great big, movie and television stars to introduce various awards or have some buzzy person as they describe it throw it to commercial. ainsley: people don't watch a ward shows because they get too political, they are one-sided. if you watch it, i watch it to see who wins. i want which musician is winning. i don't watch for the host. i'm okay with there not act host. steve: given the all award shows have preaward shows red carpet things, they talk about the clothes people are wearing. people are interested in what they're wearing or saying before they go inside. ainsley: true. brian: the last one i watched cover to cover, when chair rots of fire was -- chariots of fire was movie of the year. it was shocking. they always ran in slow motion. it is crazy. factor that with a heisman trophy winner, 21 years old, look back to find out tweets he

made 15. had to apologize on sunday after winning on saturday. can anyone's life live up to this type of scrutiny. ainsley: pat sajak of "wheel of fortune," weighed in on twitter. academy awards show expand to two united states. give out awards celebrate history and movies. on second night hold your political rally. steve: that is funny. james said, give all the profits if any to disabled veterans or fire victims. no gifts for the actors. ainsley: i like it. brian: roland says this, very simple. mail in the oscars. it's a waste of time. a lot of people like seeing it. it still guests millions. ainsley: i will host the oscars. i'm a highly-decorated navy chief from desert storm. i'm conservative but i know how to play nice. that is a great idea. get our military men and women who host the oscars. steve: we could. ainsley: i love that.

brian: well -- ainsley: you're not very convinced. brian: if they were giving out awards for the military they should host this is entertainment. i think entertainers should be able to host their own award show. nobody wants to put up scrutiny where you lose sponsorship, support or movie row, say something wrong, tweeted something you like to have back. remember when you talk about, i'm going to save that thought. i can just see this going -- steve: what will the oscars look like on february -- brian: i have to edit myself. ainsley: you're just talking about how these actors shouldn't have to edit and you're editing yourself. brian: i'm doing it for the good of the nation. steve: time for headlines for the nation. jillian joins us. jillian: we need the bubble. brian: very lonely. jillian: we some breaking news overnight. five marines missing after a military plane crash now declared dead. the rescue search ending nearly

after a week after two american warplanes collided during a training exercise off the coast of japan. two marines were recovered. captain jamar died in the crash. the cause of the crash is under investigation. several southeast states hit hard by a deadly winter storm, waking up to plunging temperatures this morning. many schools in north carolina and virginia are closed today. heavy snow and ice proving to be too much to some buildings. look at this gas station in north carolina collapsing unthe weight. utility crews worked through the night to restore power through the region. over 70,000 customers remain in the dark. "fox business alert." stock futures are up as we wait for the stock exchange to open. the positive outlook comes after a wild day of trading on wall street. i will keep going. the dow recovering after dropping more than 500 points, dropping more than.

the nasdaq closed up over 7,000 points. the beer story. lager drinkers think and drink differently. according to a new poll conducted on behalf of a brewing company. it says lager drinkers are more goal oriented and sociable and more stressed. ease going ale drinkers like spending nights at home. they're set in their ways. not changing their favorite beer in at least four years. so there you have it. steve: that video did go by the wall street story. it dropped 500 points. people were drinking. jillian: people were drinking. ainsley: don't they say alcohol is recession-proof, no matter where the economy is. brian: higher the proof, the economy is going down. ainsley: exactly, exactly. thanks, jillian. brian: yesterday tequila all around. steve: the most famous christian

prayer could be changed. all because pope francis says there was a mistake in the translation. franklin graham here with reaction coming up in 15 minutes. brian: and the buzz is, president trump may pick david bossie as the new chief of staff. that would be my choice. would he want the job? we're going to ask him. does he like the music with the introduction? we'll ask him too and zoom out as we go to to commercial. ♪ and while you're at it... bring the tree. ford f-150 best-in-class payload. best-in-class towing. built for the holidays. bring home the f-150

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meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. brian: david bossie on the short list to be president trump's chief of staff. that's the talk. let's bring in david bossie, author of, trump's enemies. he is also a fox news contributor. david, what's your reaction? >> brian, it is a humbling thing to be on a list. whether the people take the list seriously or whether that is actually a serious list of people the president is considering i have no idea. but the folks on it are all friends of mine. the president is going to do an incredibly methodical job just

like he always does figuring out who best serves him and what the next two years looks like. therefore i know that the president is going to pick the right person, no matter who it is. brian: i will say this there is a perfect chief of staff for every president. do you feel as though you have the chemistry with this president, you understand him in times of pressure? you understand the politics of it? do you feel you have that chemistry? >> i have certainly known the president a long, long time. long before he was a candidate. i have had the pleasure of knowing him. i do feel i understand the movement that elected him and having been a conservative leader in this town for a long time i have had my finger on the pulse and donald trump carried the day. he got elected. he understood better than any republican in 2015 and 16 what

was going on, the movement in america and he led it. brian: right. >> so that, yes, do i understand this president? absolutely. i understand his priorities. and i have been. and i have been trying to help him with those from the outside. there is no question about it. brian: you're having lunch with him on friday, right? >> well, you know what? cory and i are having lunch with the president on friday. that, has been reported, yes. brian: okay. we'll confirm it. would you confirm what you will be eating? you're going to be there friday. >> it will be something good. brian: it will be good. david, have you ever persuade the president to do something? >> look, you know, we were running, you know, the president was a candidate when i worked for him and in the transition. the president was the, was the principal and somebody we all worked with. we say in our first book about the campaign that the president

was responsible for winning 99.9% was him. .01% was the staff, all of us together and that's true t was a team. it was a tremendous team. we all worked cohesively together to help the president in any way we could. brian: david, if you're offered the job friday after lunch, he says, corey, can you leave the room i need to speak to david, i need you to be chief of staff, what would you say? >> first it would be hard to get corey out of the room. brian: i know that. >> secondly i don't foresee that happening. look, this president deserves somebody who will be totally committed to the future of next two years of presidency about, communicate and strategic person who can come in here help him with 2020 reelect. somebody will be able to handle what is the subpoena cannon. somebody who will understand what the house is going to do to him and white house staff in

trying to drag them into a legal process and an investigative process that will slow down the success of this white house. somebody who can stop that from happening. brian: david, my hunch is, you feel you're that guy. that is on your resume'. back in a moment. david bossie, thanks.

♪ steve: time now for some fox news headlines. first up, attorneys for paul manafort, special counsel robert mueller heading to court later today. they're meeting with a judge ahead of a meeting and hearing tomorrow. the president's former campaign chair is accused of breaching his plea agreement by lying to the feds and the fbi. manafort's lawyers say he has been truthful to pleading guilty to financial crimes among other things. a judge will decide today if

a chinese tech executive should be let go on bail. meng wanzhou was arrested in canada. she was accused trying to evade u.s. sanctions on iran. china is demanding she be free. stay tuned. ainsley. >> thank you, steve. despite tough new immigration policies put into place by the trump administration, the united states is still the top pick by far by migrants. 158 million my grants want to move to the u.s., that is 21% of all of those in the world seeking a new home. so how can we make sure immigration is do not right way, the legal way? peter lumaj is republican strategist, an attorney born and raised in communist albania. hey, peter. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: thank you for coming back. tell us your story first of all. >> people should understand

freedom and opportunity is an exception to the rule and people are willing to do everything and anything to achieve that opportunity. what happened to my family, 30 years ago my brothers and i decided to escape albania 30 years ago, at that time we had been caught we would be executed. they picked up my parents. took them to concentration camp. my entire family was taken to internment death. my father was tortured to death to escape communism. he was willing to sacrifice his life where his sons could find freedom. ainsley: why didn't you take them with you? >> we couldn't. we grew up in big family, 11 siblings. at that time you couldn't put that together without government knowing about the escape. ainsley: they tortured your dad. >> he was willing to sacrifice his life. i come tonights. i learn english. i become attorney. i run for governor the state of connecticut.

the american dream is out there. we have to do it right. ainsley: with so many people wanting to come to america, how do we allow them to come in but do it the right way? >> i think we have to have the right criteria for this. background investigation. you have to be qualified to come to the united states. i don't believe anybody should force themselves into the united states but we're seeing right now on the southern border, i do support the president. i did benefit from the immigration laws we have over here. my family benefited from that. but we did it the right way. we expect people to do it in the right way. not force themselves to come to the united states to violate our laws. what is missing in our immigration, intent to become american. people are coming to the united states to take advantage of what we offer them. years ago there was intent for people to come over here to become americans. we're missing that part. i hope we are able to sort of revive that again. so we attract the right people. ainsley: you like idea of a wall? >> i do. absolutely i do. people are just tired of the

prior administrations, prior administrations telling us we'll take care of the immigration mess they created. they created that, both the republicans and democrats. ainsley: you have an administration does want to do something about it and congress won't allow it. >> i think he will do it. the current president is only one on whom people can depend to resolve this mess that prior administrations created. ainsley: how is your mom doing? >> she is alive. she is american citizen. voted first time in 2016 living the american dream. i am not surprised so many people come to the united states. the beating we have taken since 2016 with the media and liberals, the world attacking us, everything we do, accusing us of sexist, racist, homophobes, all these other things, all of sudden the majority of the world want to come to the united states. that proves we're envy of the world. people see this. outsiders we realize how great

america is. sometimes bothers me when i see american-born citizens not recognizing the greatness of this nation. ainsley: this poll shows we're a great country. >> yes. ainsley: i'm glad your mom is okay. she is here. god bless you. have a wonderful holiday season. >> thank you. ainsley: a part of the lord's prayer could change because the pope says there is a mistake. franklin graham is here to discuss that. nancy pelosi wants to be house speaker again. she has a new plan to take back the gavel. ♪ - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free.

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♪ ♪ hark the herald angels sing brian: wow, how good are they. ainsley: penttonix. no instruments. steve: one of the biggest christmas albums of all time. brian: they don't have to check anything. ainsley: they just jump on the plane. they don't need a bus. steve: no roadies. brian: "rolling stone" can't do that they have to sit at luggage carousel to wait for guitars and drums. ainsley: famous christian prayer, i should say, the lord's prayer could be changed after pope francis points out what he call as significant mistake in the translation. brian: wow. steve: the change to the lord's prayer would switch out the line, lead us not into temptation for, abandon us not when in temptation. brian: is the heal mary next? here is weigh in, ceo of

samaritan's purse and head of billy graham evangelistic association. franklin graham. are we supposed to take the new version or the old version? >> i am not catholic. they looked at this for 16 years. the scholars studied. there could possibly be a translation error with that one word. i don't know. i'm still going to say the way i memorized it as a boy, that my mother taught me. the pope might have a point here. so we'll see. steve: franklin, if the catholic church decides to go ahead and change that particular passage, do you think other, other churches, other religions would do the same, follow the catholic's lead? >> i'm sure there would be some others that would certainly consider it and study this issue. you have to be very careful when you change the word of god. we do recognize there are translation errors and there is

a lot of translations out there in the english language. some of them vary a little bit but you have to be very, very careful. and i know the catholics have been very careful as they studied this for 16 years. they're just not doing this haphazardly. they put a lot of thought and study into it. it is an interesting point. ainsley: it is, isn't it? god can call how temptation but isn't it satan that leads you into temptation? >> well, that would be my view, no question. but i think, that we do pray that the lord would protect us from temptation, and that we would not be led in temptation but we have to understand that there is a evil one out there. there is a devil who wants to destroy your life and my life and he will do everything he can to put us into temptation, and destroy our lives. and the bible says with we have all sinned, and frankly gram is a sinner -- graham, and

christmas, we're celebrating jesus christ's birth. he came to the world for the reason, dying on a cross to save us from our sins f we're willing to believe in him, trust him, god will forgive us from our sins if we turn from those sins. so that is what we have had to understand. there is an evil one out there who wants to destroy you and me and everyone of us. we want to avoid temptation. the bible tells us we are to flee temptation. some people like to get real close to the line and dabble in it. tell you, just run. because the devil wants to destroy you. brian: i hear you. let's talk about something great we can all agree on. operation christmas child celebrated the 25th anniversary. more than 157 million shoe boxes have been sent since 1993. i understand you're on pace to match last year's 11 million distribution, right? >> we are. and i brought one with my. and these are boxes that are filled by families across the

countries, around the world. filled with toys. this has a stuffed animal in it. a little bear. that is nice. i like that. has a soccer ball in it, plus the pump. that is cool. a yo-yo. that is kind of fun. we have pens, paper, happy, pen and pencils that is a great deal. most of kids around the world have none of it. to give a pen, pencil, paper, and toys, more importantly i want the children to know that god loves them, cares for them and hasn't forgotten them. many children live in refugee camps. they live in dumbs. can you imagine a city dump filled with children looking for something to eat. we ask people to pray before you pack your box, pray for the child that will get that box. we know god hears one prayer. can you imagine 11 million people pray for children? you know god will hear those prayers. he will be able to touch the

lives of many children. it is not too late to do a box. we need all the boxes we can get. a person can go to the website, samaritan'spurse.org. you can build a box online. the graphics are great. you can traffic your box. you can see where the box goes. you can track to see where the country it goes. it is really a lot of fun. we need all the boxes we can get. remember, as you pack a box, pray for the child that will get that box. ainsley: you can build a box without going to the store? you build it there on the website? >> you can do it on the website. we have got people here who will put it together for you. ainsley: good. we'll do it now while weigh toss it over to jillian for headlines. god bless you, merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you. god bless you all. brian: go get em. ainsley: go get 'em. to all a good night. steve: get some more boxes. ainsley: i will build a box

right now. jillian, do you mind if i do that? jillian: you do that while i tell you about this this is crazy story. a potential terror attack was stopped in ohio. she was arrested after buying two pounds of gunpowder allegedly to make a bomb. the fbi said she glorifieded dylann roof and visited columbine. she had an ak-47. wrote in her journal about committing a upscale mass murder. house minority leader nancy pelosi considering a new tactic to take back gavel. pelosi are discussing term limits deal capping her time as speaker to maximum of four years. republicans have a three-term limit for the chairs since 1992. the deal could help pelosi win votes to become speaker when the knew congress begins. levis and google's smart jacket is getting smarter. the high-tech trucker jacket can alert you if you leave your

phone behind. an automatic alert will go off if the jacket moves too far away from the phone. the phone will get notification. the jacket tag will vibrate. it costs $350. i am behind. i didn't know it was a thing. steve: now we know. that is why we call it the news. thank you very much, jillian. out on the streets of new york city i have a feeling janice has a whole bunch of people out there. janice: are we waving? how is it going. a little delayed reaction. are you guys having fun? [cheering] we have anniversary. this is picture of steve doocy? >> yes from minneapolis. janice: you are celebrating anniversary? >> 51 years. janice: what is the secret? >> patience and perseverance. janice: i love it. do you love "fox & friends"? [cheering] you qualify to be here. we're warm outside with all the love.

38 degrees in new york city. with windchill feels colder. 24 in memphis. yes the cold air mass settled in. unfortunately still really cold across north carolina. that snow they got over the weekend, that is not going anywhere. our next system will move across the northwest, along with that, energy from the gulf coast, to bring the next storm system we'll watch next couple days. merry christmas, everybody! wave to steve, ainsley and brian. whoo-hoo. brian: we never have crowds like this. great job. thanks janice. 18 minutes before the top of the hour. another promise kept by president trump of the. >> american energy dominance. and we're going to be an exporter. brian: there you go. the u.s. now exporting more oil than it brings in, for the first time in 75 years. our next guest is the former ceo of gulf oil. he says the boom won't stop anytime soon. steve: plus it's a christmas

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♪ steve: one of the goals of president trump's administration is to push towards u.s. energy dominance. >> my administration will seek not only the american energy independence we've been looking for so long but american energy dominance. and we're going to be an exporter. steve: well, for the first time in 75 years the united states exported more oil than it imported last week. so is this a cinnabar moving closer to energy independence? here with reaction, former ceo

of gulf oil, joe petrovsky joins me from massachusetts. >> thank you for having me. steve: how are we doing it? >> the united states, you have to give the almighty great benefit that we in fact have more reserves of both oil, on den sate natural gas than any country in the world. we unleashed american ingenuity. a lot goes to our engineers and scientists but a policy on the trump administration is instrumental getting us not only energy independent which you can define several ways but energy dominant. that we're now the largest producer. should prices spike, which i do

not believe they will, i think they are going to drift lower, the u.s. has the capability to go from 11 million barrels a day production to 15 and even 20. steve: that sounds terrific. a lot of this has to do with shale. that was a process really wasn't used much a decade ago but now that really helped us turn the corner, hasn't it? >> oh, absolutely. it is, and when we start converting some of our transport vehicles to natural gas, you will see even lower prices, more stable energy markets an lower prices worldwide. we dominate in oil but natural gas we are really dominant. steve: we are indeed. of course it all means lower prices for us. joe, thank you very much for joining us today from massachusetts. >> thank you. steve: all right. it is 12 minutes before the top of the hour. up next, he is here in the studio, steve amerson is here to

spread some christmas cheer live in the studio. good morning to you. meanwhile, bill hemmer spreading christmas cheer yesterday joins us live. >> good morning to you. the head of google in the hot seat. one hour from now. we'll watch it very closely. the president is about to host nancy pelosi and chuck schumer at the white house. border wall. government shutdown, kellyanne con sway addresses all that. she is live in a moment. ken starr is here. join sandra and me. see you top of the hour, "america's newsroom."

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♪ brian: it is that time of year to spread a little extra cheer. ainsley: who better to lift our spirits than one of our favorite christmas crooners.

steve: that's right. the at "fox & friends" the one and only steve amerson. >> good morning. steve: you've been so busy. >> it's a busy week. december is always busy. i was in d.c. last week after this i'm heading to las vegas. i will sing for the national final as rodeo tomorrow night. we were invited to the pence's residence in d.c. steve: he remembered you from? >> i met them 25 years ago. my wife and i were at the party just as invited guests mrs. pence said you need to sing something for our guests. what do you do? brian: took es exclusive tour behind the scenes what only steve has seen, inside of the vice president's residence. steve: naval observatory. >> it's a lovely place. great time of year. i love spreading cheer. steve: what will you sing for us? >> i will sing "mary, did you

know"? steve: ladies and gentlemen, steve amerson. ♪ ♪ mary, did you know that your baby boy would one day walk on water? ♪ ♪ mary, did you know that your baby boy, would save our sons and daughters? ♪ did you know that your baby boy, had come to give the news? ♪ and that child that you would soon deliver you? ♪ oh, mary, did you know,?

♪ did you know that life would be, that the deaf would hear, the dead would live again? ♪ the lame would leap and that god would speak? ♪ mary, did you know your baby is lord of all creation? ♪ mary, did you know that your

baby boy would one day rule the nations? ♪ did you know that your baby boy is heaven's perfect lam? ♪ that the sleeping child you're holding is the great i am. ♪ [cheering] ♪

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>> we're putting his voice out to the streets of new york city. steve amerson has a two cd set. if you want holiday music go to his website. great music. >> you are getting better every year. >> i needed a second clarinet. >> you hit these notes and you keep that whatever that is called, you stay there for a long time. >> it is purely an accident. >> no. >> you have to keep doing that every day? >> i'm blessed. i've been able to maintain and sing for a lot of years. >> not everyone can learn to do that. >> don't try it at home. >> do you have something we could sing on the way out? >> absolutely. i think we'll do "winter wonderland." i'm going to need you here. >> everybody gather around. come on, come on. ♪ sleigh bells ring, are you

listening ♪ ♪ in the lane snow is glistening. a beautiful sight, we're happy tonight, waurking in a winter wonderland ♪ >> bill: good morning, everybody. breaking news. google ceo expected to deny allegationss of political bias. a hearing starts in an hour. welcome to tuesday in new york. >> sandra: walking in a winter wonderland. i'm sandra smith. sundar pichai refused to testify last september. bias is huge themes you'll hear about today. >> bill: he will say the following i lead this company without political bias and work to ensure our products continue

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