inside her car. you can can see an aide try again and again and again, to unlock the door before finally getting it open in berlin. there we go. may and germany to meet with chance la angela merkel about brexit. rob: i bet she didn't want to come out of car holding it closed like no. rob: that will do it for us. jillian: have a good day. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i am proud to shut down the government for border security, chuck. >> we shouldn't shut down the government over a dispute dispute. >> they're scrambling to not give him $5 billion for wall. for some reason the democrats were able to find 150 billion for barack obama to give to iran. >> not a trick question. you make $100 million a year, you ought to be able to answer, does google track my movement? >> i wouldn't be able to answer it without looking. >> you can't say yes or no. >> not without more details. rob: five people have just been detained after a suspected terror attack in a

christmas market in france. >> three people dead. 12 wounded. >> it's a terrible thing that's happened and systemic though in europe. >> theresa may facing a critical no confidence vote that could remove her from office. >> i will contest that vote with everything i've got. ♪ ainsley: straight to a fox news alert. five people are detained after a deadly attack on a christmas market in france. three people are dead and a dozen more are injured. steve: at this hour, a manhunt is intensifying in strasburg france who is on a terror watch list. >> state department says they are monitoring this situation. french authorities have the man they somebody suspect is a gunman on a terrorist watch list. authorities have been stopping cars acrossing the

board between france and germany. that is after one source suggested that the suspected gunman may have already escaped into germany. the suspect has already been identified as a 29-year-old. the police union says his home was raided before the attack. the shooter got inside a secure zone on the border with germany 30 miles east of paris. that is where he opened fire. three people are now dead. 12 wounded. of those wounded, six are in very serious condition. french security forces say the officer den gauge the gunman in two separate gun battles. the gunman was shot, not killed and again he got away. one report suggested that he hijacked a taxi. christmas market was the focus of a plot by al qaeda back in 2,000 in berlin there was an attack on the christmas market two years ago when a truck drove into a crowd. 12 dead there and almost 60

injured. the state department is monitoring the situation. back to you in the studio. brian: they raided his house as you mentioned. this guy basically walking around with a siren saying i'm a terrorist. he was in prison in 2008, prison in 2013. now shot and on the loose. they knew he was a problem. ainsley: prison for robbing someone. prison for stabbing a teenager. apparently became radicalized behind bars and that's why police were watching him. steve: not only watching him they tried to arrest him. they tried to get him before the attack. they went to his house. he wasn't home. so far swept up five other people. new york stock exchange, they ar --nonetheless he tryingo figure out what went wrong. police are searching for him right now. not the first time we have seen extremist islamic attacks 2015, 2016 and truck attack in northeast niche, fran.

>> this is the annual celebration for stra strasbourg. it is the area where people all over europe come to celebrate christmas. it's a terrible thing that's happened. and it's systemic though in europe. when you look at france, 30 terrorist attacks since 2,000 just this century over 80% of them have been islamic extremists that are the result of the lax border and immigration laws and rules. brian: that was general at a time that. he had joined. mike pompeo will be on our couch. steve: don't forget about immigration. were they talking about immigration yesterday? brian: i wasn't able to watch. steve: it was one of the craziest oval office photo op.s since since kanye west. brian: i like that

reference. steve: it's about the same. this went on tore to a total of 17 mention. saw it live. chuck, essentially what was said was chuck and nancy said we don't need the wall to be safe. mr. president, you don't have the votes in the house and turn off the cameras so we can talk. and the president made it very clear i don't know what you are talking about. we need the wall and it's worth shutting down the government over. brian: if you look -- nancy pelosi i started of it. looked back at this tape. she has the same brawling -- the same brawling tactics that the president has. she has a better way of doing it more passive aggressive. the president sits on this wall it will be the trump shut down, excuse me not the trump shut down. i need the wall. here we go. er time they go to close it, one of the three would add something and would bring it all back. and if you are in that pool spray, you are loving this and if you are an american citizen you are loving. this i would rather have this fight in front of us rather than behind closed doors. ainsley: the president at first had it all under control. he talked for a while.

talked about the farm bill that was going to pass later this week and then nancy starts to talk and chuck starts to weigh in and they're arguing over shutting down the president. the president finally says fine, i will take it, i will admit. i'm going to. brian: i own it. ainsley: i will own it. listen. >> one thing i think we can agree on is we shouldn't shut down the government over a dispute and you want to shut it down. you keep talking about it. >> the last time, chuck, you shut it down. >> no, no, no. >> and you opened it very quickly. >> 20 times have you called for i will shut down the government if i don't get my wall. none of us,. >> if you want to know something, okay, you want. >> you said it. >> i will take it? >> okay, good. >> do you know what i will say? yes, if we don't get what we want, one way or the other whether it's through you, through military, through anything you want to call, i will shut down the government. >> fair enough. we disagree. we disagree. >> i am proud to shut down the government for border security, chuck. because of the people of this country don't want criminals and people that have lots of problems and

drugs pouring into our country. so, i will take the mantel, i will be the one to shut it down. i'm not going to blame you for it. the last time you shut it down, it didn't work. i will take the mantel of shutting down. steve: i have got a request of the producers and bookers, could we please get a body language expert on to analyze what was going on in that room? when you saw the president, he was emphatic, i will shut down the government over the money. the amount of money it all comes down to how much money is chuck and nancy going to provide. and right now it's not enough. the president's base loved what he said yesterday. and they are going it's $5 billion. worth shutting down the government for. brian: 65% of republicans when asked is it worth shutting it down? they said yes. 21% of democrats. 36% overall. but, for the most part, what have you in this situation is a disingenuous attack. because senator schumer, senator obama, candidate

hillary clinton, all have said in the past exactly what donald trump is saying. what has changed? you know what's changed in the caravan. do you know what's changed in the mayor of tijuana. do you know what's changed? our troops at the border. all being pushed to the limit because of maybe there is some fine people down there, i'm sure most of them are but we cannot allow our borders to be wide open and people to pour in just because no country can survive that. ainsley: brian, that's why republicans say they are just playing politics because, you are right, they were for the wall. they were for border security years ago, some democrats have said that over the years, including nancy and chuck. take a look. >> i voted numerous times when i was a senator to spend money to build a barrier, to try to prevent illegal immigrants from coming in. and i do think tough control your borders. >> an illegal alien should not be treated the same as people who enter the u.s.

legally. the american people will never accept immigration reform unless they truly believe that their government is committed to ending future illegal immigration. >> because we live in an age where terrorists are challenging our borders, we cannot allow people to pour into the u.s. undetected, undocumented, and unchecked. brian: the only thing i wish the president had done said chuck, in 2009, this is exactly what you said. he didn't know it was going to get to that point, i'm sure. listen, what changed. things got worse. in november i believe more illegallies tried to get in. more activity at our border in november than the last time in 10 years. if you look at the caravan, they wanted to immediately say the president was using that issue for the election. as far as i could tell the midterms are over except for north carolina. steve: if you watched nancy's tact was mr. president you are giving fake news. your numbers are all screwed up. chuck schumer screen right

who did not look at the president much, his tact was "the washington post" says you are a liar with a bunch of pinocchios. tammy bruce says it all comes down to priorities. what is this administration's priority as opposed to the last one? listen to this. >> with that scene in the oval office where the democrats continue to beclown themselves, it is the best chance for americans to see is president trump's commitment to transparency, showing them that kind of meeting. but, but they're scrambling to not give him $5 billion for a wall. that's a lot of money in just a human history. but, for some reason, the democrats were able to find 150 billion for barack obama to give to an american enemy, to iran. to the biggest state sponsor of terrorism around the world and to a country that murders americans and kidnaps them and holds them and disappears them. they found 150 billion for that but they can't find 5 billion to secure the american people.

ainsley: all right. so when you watched what happened in the oval office, the vice president didn't say much. the president was going up against nancy and chuck. people say that they were bullying up against him. that's what a lot of republicans felt like. democrats were saying the president should have had more control. but then they leave the oval office, and nancy, she tells democrats in a private meeting. this she said it was so wild it, goes to show you get into a tinkle contest with a skunk, you get turning kel all over you. okay. that's interesting. and then chuck goes out into the rose garden and in front of the microphone and says the president was having a temper tantrum. when you watch this, they were ganging up on him. steve: let's find out what happens, and nancy pelosi said, mr. president, you don't have the votes in the house. we understanding that house republican leadership is trying to pass a short-term funding patch, which would have the funding for the wall, probably, maybe

5 billion, 1.6 billion, i don't know at this point. but, nonetheless, you know, republicans are serious about it, bring it up in the house and then send it to the senate. probably pass in the senate but at least bring it up in the house. brian: good point. kevin mccarthy is on the line. 100 percent chance they will pass this. nancy pelosi says you can't pass this, mr. president in fact republican house. says i do have the votes but i can't get it through the senate. we'll do it. they said they will put it up for a vote. kevin mccarthy says yesterday i can do it. yesterday 100 percent chance he can d do it. the embarrassment to the party if he can't people like will hurd,republicans from a border in state, a border state that don't want it there are senators who don't want it there are republicans who don't want the wall. he has to whip that vote together because i'm sure every democrat will vote against tuvment. ainsley: the president says he doesn't want to bring it up in the house because he doesn't want to waste any time he needs those 10 democrats to vote in the senate. steve: we will see. the ball is now in congress' court. 6:12 in new york city.

coming up next, brian. brian: google ceo grilled on capitol hill about bias and privacy. >> there may be a google service which you have used. >> so google knows that i am moving over there it's not a trick question. brian: how exact solid google tracking us and can we stop it? steve: one town has a if he has been solution to its pothole problem, plug them with christmas trees. ♪ good morning ♪ good morning ♪ na na na na ♪ the rest of my life ♪ going to start today ♪ i wanted more from my copd medicine... ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3

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♪ steve: fox news alert urgent manhunt intensifying overnight for the suspected terrorist who opened fire at busy christmas market in france killing at least three people and wounding a dozen more. security studies president jim hanson led counter terror operations u.s. army special forces joins us live from d.c. jim, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: turns out this morning after the shooting we understanding apparently the police were trying to arrest this guy before the shooting happened. they went to his house. he wasn't there. >> and that's a step in the right direction because, steve, one of the most

infuriating things about these incidents is we always end up hearing he was known to police. in this case he was on the french terrorism watch list and he was someone they had identified as someone as having been radicalized. in face the case why is he just on a list there is a term for these people. patrick poole called known wolves. if we know they are there, if we are letting them live in the midst of our civilians, the government is doing something wrong and they may need to look at what they are doing in allowing this. steve: sure. there have been fewer worldwide jihaddist attacks so far this year, but, there have been something like 30, 35 so far in the month of december. >> and that's worldwide. there is a lot in the conflict zones. there are a number of them happening around the world. there have been somewhat fewer in the west and they have been somewhat less deadly. but they are not going away. these guys aren't done. there are groups worldwide that promote this kind of

activity and you need to look at who is promoting that. places like cutter still funding groups like the muslim brotherhood who spread these ideologies. study whether they should be banned in western countries. steve: jim, how do you keep something like this from happening? he was a known wolf. he was believed to have been radicalized while being held in prison at some point in his life. they were watching him. he was on the watch list. hard to stop somebody with a gun going into a crowd of people. >> at some level, it looks like, like i said, the police were actually on their way to try and arrest him for, it looks like a related crime, not particularly terrorism, we don't know. but, they are doing something correct. but we need to, in this case, some of the protests in france are calling for larger police powers against some of these places where they go. the neighborhood he lived in this strasbourg was known to

be infested with radicals. they need to be able to do something more than simply have these guys on a list as opposed to being able to take action against them. steve: no kidding. jim hanson joining us from d.c. thank you very much. >> good to be with you, steve. steve: meanwhile, straight ahead on this wednesday, rahm emanuel is going to legalize pot to pay for it. congress having a hearing about privacy and how much are they learning where we go and can you stop it? that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority.

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♪ jillian: good morning. we're back with headlines. starting with a fox news alert. theresa may facing a critical no-confidence vote that could remove her from office. the british prime minister is vowing to fight. >> leadership in the conservative party now will put our country's future at risk and create uncertainty when we can least afford it. jillian: conservative party lawmakers are expected to vote tonight in light of the brexit deal. if may loses, she will have to step down. if she wins, she can't be challenged for at least a year. three police officers shot and rushed to the hospital trying to serve an arrest warrant. investigators say daniel trivino fired at the officers and then barricaded himself inside a home in houston where he shot and killed himself. he was wanted for violating

a protection order. all three officers are expected to survive. steve, send it back to you. steve: the ceo of google was on the hot seat on capitol hill facing questions on bias allegations and our privacy when we're using google. >> does google track my movement? does google, through this phone, know that i have moved here and moved over to the left? it's either yes or no. >> not by default there may be a google service which have you opted in to use and if -- >> so google knows i am moving over there. it's not a trick question. steve: simple yes or no. ainsley: how exactly is google tracking us and can we stop it? brian: do you want me to answer that question or brett larson. he is an expert. closer look now fox news 24/7. what was gained yesterday? >> some insight but i feel like we walked away with a

lot more questions than answers. i get it a lot of that stuff is very confusing. it's hard to just be there in the hot seat in front of congress and answer some questions. we did some investigating for tucker carlson. take a look at what we found. >> we wanted to find out what exactly google is learning about us throughout the day. here is what we are going to do. we have two identical phones. only difference between these two planes this one is in airplane mode. they both have sims card these have no connection for a data network. keep them with us throughout the day. as i travel throughout dc we will find out what google finds out about me. first stop sims convenience store for a quick cup of coffee from. there took a quick walk to the capitol and senate office buildings and decided to hop in a car and head around town. >> hello, we are going to the children's hospital, please. >> to run our test, we had to do more than walk the block. we took a tour around our nation's capitol.

first, due north to the children's national medical center hospital and then west to saint al ban's school and the national cathedral. our tour around town was a 14-mile journey that lasted more than an hour. the entire time the phones had no access to the internet. >> oh my goodness. >> not a wifi connection and any cellular service it almost seemed quaint to assume that google wouldn't be able to collect data on me. >> head back to the bureau, my friend. >> that church is beautiful. >> google's business model is simple. collect data on its users and then use that data to sell targeted ads. business model called surveillance capitalism. does that critical data collection work even when the phones are not connected? >> we have our phones exactly how we left with them. the difference i snapped a couple of bad selfies at the national cathedral. but, otherwise, they have

stayed in my pocket for the entire day. so let's find out what they know. >> this sour man in the middle device. it's basically a wifi network that these phones are going to connect to once we turn their wifi on. it's going to pass data through it on the way to google. we will actually get a copy of the same data google is going to get. we will decrypt and it find out where we have been throughout the day. within minutes the numbers rolled. in the phone that wasn't on airplane phone 130 locations and as soon as it hooked up to our wifi it transferred 300 kill bites of data straight to google. the phone logged our exact locations,ing us all around town, the capitol, the hospital, the school and cathedral. >> you may have noticed is the exact route that we took it got that data, too. it knows when i got out of the car. the metadata has a time log down to the very second tracking everything.

when they think that you are walking, riding, and, yes, even getting out of car. >> okay. so you are thinking this isn't a big deal i will put my phone in airplane mode. we thought of that, too. this is the other phone we had with us. no sim card, also remains in airplane mode the entire time. let's see what kind of data it captured. >> the phone with airplane data ache a activated logged moe activities than the other phone. transferred 100 kill bites to google as soon as it was activated. >> the only thing that's missing in this map is our stop at the children's hospital. it still knows we were there. there it is, exiting vehicle, 100 percent accuracy. >> through complicated user agreements and free software. google gets users to sign away privacy for nothing. even following you into places that most people would expect total privacy, government buildings, a children's hospital, a private school, a church. every move you make, every step you take, google is watching you. steve: if google is watching you by extension the government can watch you as

well. >> the government can potentially watch you. there have been we have seen with apple and terrorism related case as with google if they get served a search warrant. there is some information they have and i know it sounds scary. most of this date is being used to sell us increasingly advertising. why does google need to know you are walking around. show you an ad for a store you are going to walk past and know where you are located. take a lot of the data to improve some of the services and features. because it's good literal user data. ainsley: anything can you do to stop it. >> yes and no. you can opt out. ainsley: i don't remember opting in. >> exactly. none of us read those license agreements. and i'm glad to see that was one of the questions that congress asked yesterday. the license agreements are very complicated it's fine most of us don't read them. but we need to be better informed about what they are taking and what they are door with it. brian: i have to live with a lawyer.

steve: all you have to do is live without your phone but nobody can do that. >> nobody can do that. steve: the ceo of google knew the answer when the lawman said if i move over there does google track me the answer is yes. >> the answer is yes. even when your phone is not even connected to neat work. your phone has barometric pressure sensors in it constantly taking information from around you to sort of guestimate where you are. so, yes, the phone knew where if the congressman got up and walked around the room the phone would have known that. brian: that was very important. >> scary and fascinating. brian: google knows now i have to tease. >> my phone just reminded me. brian: because did i it yesterday. ainsley: google knows how amazing go to the gym and sit on the couch for three hours. brian: you are not lazy. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer want border security. they just don't want to talk about it in public. >> i don't think we should have the debate in front of press. >> let's debate in private, okay? let's debate in private.

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of no holds barred political bashing. watch. >> any time you will call for i will shut down the government if i don't get my wall. >> you know what i will stay in yes, if we don't get what we want whether it's through you, through military, through anything you want to call, i will shut down the government. >> okay. >> this is caused by a fundamental disagreement over funding for the border wall. the president wants 5 billion and nothing less. democrats are offering 1.3 billion and not a dollar more. afterwards it appears they are not anywhere closer to agreement. >> if he sticks to his position for 5 billion-dollar wall, he will get no wall and he will get a shutdown. this trump shut down, this temper tantrum that he seems to throw will not get him his wall. >> and nancy pelosi, who is seeking another term as speaker, later told democratic lawmakers in private that trump's border wall was a quote, unquote manhood thing. president trump said he thought it was a friendly

meeting. he hopes for some progress, constructive dialogue. there is rumblings of the house voting for a 5 billion-dollar package, but there is nothing really firm on that and likely symbolic because the senate isn't likely to pass that guys? brian: which was the whole point of the argument. the president is used to that i'm not sure senator schumer and leader pelosi are used to that. because you see the way they were looking at each other? oh my goodness, are we doing this? are we doing this in front of the press? ainsley: they kept asking to do this behind closed doors. let's let the press go and debate this in private? steve: tomi lahren joins us from the west coast. what do you make of the fact that nancy pelosi got a little uncomfortable apparently and said you know, we should be doing this negotiating with no cameras and microphones turned on? >> well, of course she would like that. democrats usually prefer when things aren't transparent. but, when i saw president trump say the things that he said yesterday, i thought

exactly. that is the man i voted for. we voted for the wall. we voted for someone who is going to stand up for border enforcement, border security and for our border protection agents. that's what president trump did. of course it made chuck and nancy uncomfortable. they have no problem spending taxpayer dollars on illegal immigrants and other worthless projects. they have trouble spending $5 billion to secure this country and protect american interests? i'm sorry. i think the american people are behind the president. we want the wall and i think we are going to get the wall. ainsley: the president separated those two and kept looking at each other after they were talking and not making contact with the president. watch this. >> the point is that there are equities to be weighed. we are here to have a conversation. >> correct. >> i don't think we should have a debate in front of the press on this. let us have our conversation. >> that's right. >> and then we can meet with the press again. >> it's our proposal. if it's good then, it's good now and it won't shut down the government. >> chuck, we could build a much bigger section. >> let's debate in private.

>> we came in here in good faith and we are entering into this kind of a discussion in the public view. >> it's not bad, nancy. >> no. >> it's called transparency. brian: i mean he is saying it. if i'm going to say the same thing behind closed doors that i'm going to say in fronts of the camera what's the difference is the president's point. >> well, of course, what this president has done other and over again is say i'm going to be direct with the american people. this is what you want and what you elected me to get done. the democrats don't like it. is he going to call them to the carpet. see where you two stack up on this and let the american people see where you stack up. , it made them uncomfortable. me as a trump supporters a an american i loved watching it. steve: i have a feeling right about the base loving it that was one of his core agenda items. you are going to be doing on foxnation.com check it out a migrant. here is tomi.

>> when we see those images that the media showed us of what happened on sunday, tell me what the public didn't see that you as agents did. >> a couple of those photos are the equivalent of looking through a straw out into space. so you might see one little thing. but you are missing the entire situation. my agents responded directly to a physical assault against them. they were being rocked. and then they used the pepper gas. we stopped that and actually regained order. i'm going to have my agents do their job. control the borders and keep americans safe. steve: that's the fox nation you have got you have got the migrant standoff taking place a few miles south of where you are sitting right now. >> i had the opportunity to spend some time with our border agents last week in san diego. i saw the area where the migrant caravan really rushed the border and attacked our agents. i saw the rocks on the ground that were thereon at our border patrol agents and

i have got tell you after watching mainstream media coverage on, this so many people got it wrong. i went there to get it right and it's going to be exclusively on fox nation. and that's debuting on thursday. ainsley: interesting what he said about the straw looking through it it's like looking through a straw into space. brian: another reason to get the fox nation app. good job, tomi. thanks so much. ainsley: thanks, tomi. hand it over to jillian who has more headlines for us. jillian: have a good day so far. get you caught up starting with. this police releasing the last known video of a missing mother. surveillance shows kel willles walking into supermarket on thanksgiving. that's the same day she disappeared. activity from her phone was picked up a few days later in idaho, 800 miles away. kelsey's family says her makeup and suitcases were left untouched at home. police have not identified any suspects. chicago's liberal mayor thinks pot and gambling are the solution to the city's

pension crisis. rahm emanuel wants to legalize marijuana and open new casino to resolve the issue. funds would go to retirement fund. it's under funded. putting christmas display front and center. a neighbor in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania filling a growing pothole with a christmas tree. >> i was upstairs in the attic and looking for more christmas debleg core rations and i came upon the tree. i thought that would look nice in the hall. jillian: the if he has been fix caught the attention of the city and expected to be patched up this week. some of those potholes are huge. brian: if the goal is not to hit the potholes great idea. ainsley: if we would put those in new york city they would be all over, you wouldn't be able to drive. christmas trees everywhere. brian: like a tree form. it would hurt shock absorber sales. ainsley: if you drive down the street in new york with a cup of coffee in your hand you better have a top.

brian: or a mercedes. steve: smooth ride. ainsley: secretary of state mike pompeo joins us live here in the studio with reaction to the france terror attacks, the border, china, and much, much more. brian: you keep bragging about his appearens a. steve: plus, more winning under the trump economy. there are 7 million job openings right now in the united states of america. charles payne says you can thank regulation cuts for the jobs. ainsley: does anyone want brian kilmeade's job? ♪ good to be alive ♪ right about now ♪ i was dead in the water ♪ nobody wanted me ♪ um-huh ♪

steve: there is good economic news for the average american worker. according to the latest government count, there are 7 million job openings in the united states. in fact, there are 1 million

more jobs available than people to fill them. brian: so we need more people. but our next guest says one reason for the economic obama boon is the trump administration economic roll back, right, ainsley? ainsley: here to break it down you are right, brian, host of the charles business network is we need more babies. >> we do need a baby boom in this country i agree. a big reason europe is in the problems they are in they stopped having babies a long time ago. they had to have immigrants who didn't assimilate. old countries, massive welfare uninspired workers that's a different topic. steve: in this country 7 million job openings. >> 7.1 million. steve: somebody watching and they're unemployed. if they want a job there is a job waiting for them. >> the issue is skills. right? here's the great news. i have got to tell you over the last week, the most under reported but best news in this country the unemployment rate for people in america with less than a

high school diploma. high school dropouts went down 4 percentage points, high school grads 4 percentage points. it's the lowest since 2,000. this is absolutely remarkable. steve: apparently nancy pelosi didn't hear that yesterday in the oval office. >> no. she didn't hear that or she didn't read that or didn't want to hear it those old talking points do not apply. we have an amazing economy particularly what they call new collar jobs. so you don't necessarily need a college degree there is a level of skill that you need to attain. there are some amazing jobs out there. one of the key reasons, of course, regulations. i will tell you one industry, for instance, oil and gas. we know a lot of regulations under obama have fancy names, environmental thing or affordable care act, right? not really affordable. the things they did to this industry under the guise of environment since president trump has removed those, our oil rigs have gone up over 100 percent. in january of 2006, when president trump came into office, the unemployment rate for oil workers was 8%. now less than 2%.

brian: charles, a lot of people worried about what we seen in the market yesterday. what's going on? >> a lot of anxiety and unknowns about. two or three hours a vote in the u.k. whether theresa may gets to stay or not. there is a lot of unknowns near term that are affecting the market. let me tell you on my show today i'm doing a special. stocks for the next five years. go with the economy and trends and always bet on america. ainsley: what about the meeting in the oval office does it effect it? >> it was already going down. not really it didn't have an impact. we actually rallied back after that meeting. steve: sounds like china is on the verge of reducing tariff rate on quarters. >> they are going to reduce the tariff rate on cars to 15%. brian: buy some soi soybeans. >> go to the chinese -- the commerce ministry website china daily, they have been more positive on this than

the america immediate. china did blame the huawei arrest: 2025 they say they will make adjust you meants to that that is a tell and a huge victory. brian: those magazines hopefully in english, right? >> yes. i can read amanda written report ia man manned mann darri. brian: what do they think about fiery meeting in oval office. todd piro went to a diner in north carolina. we will check in with him. ainsley: and it is national ginger bread house day which one of us is going to build the best gingerbread house. we are having a competition. steve: we are ♪ ♪ - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations,

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♪ steve: well, today is national ginger bread house day what better way to celebrate then with a competition to make the best ginger bread house. ainsley: here to show us how a spokesperson from mrs. fields. hey, taylor, thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much for having me today. brian: what's your message on ginger bread day? >> today we are celebrating national gingerbread day and

offering 25% off holiday gifting online. steve: let's get started one minute on the clock ladies and gentlemen, let's go. >> best tip is to use a lot of icing. decorate. you can't go wrong when you are decorating. i love mrs. fields' cooks were when decorating. >> of course you do. brian: it's never been done before. >> getting very decorative with that pink icing. ♪ ♪ brian: is this all good for you? do you recommend ginger? ginger is good for you? >> i definitely think cookies are great for the soul ♪ >> just make sure you are expressing. >> good holiday season. >> adam, you cannot cheat. >> if you want to decorate with your family that day.

buy the gingerbread houses. >> 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. ainsley: you can't cheat. steve: hands off. >> let me take a look. ainsley: i had more but adam took it off. >> i'm going to have to say that yours wins. i love that you used. [bell] >> i used a whole cookie andy "fox & friends." >> wait a minute, steve's looks pretty good. >> you guys practiced for. >> this brian gets most improved. >> adam gets in everyone's way. steve: my icing turned on me. >> i would have to say between these two. brian: go there and get 25% off their top 12 best sellers. unbelievable. what a great gesture by you, taylor. steve: they make a good cookie.

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ainsley: five people are detained after a deadly attack on a christmas market in france. >> three people are now dead. 12 wounded. >> one of the most infuriating things will these incidents is we always end up hearing he was known to police. >> i am proud to shut down the government for border security, chuck. >> when i saw president trump say the things that he said yesterday, i thought, exactly. that is the man i voted for. >> here's what is so hypocritical. in fib of this year, schumer voted for a bill that had $25 billion for a would you. >> does google track my

movement. >> i wouldn't be able to answer it without looking -- >> you can't yes or no. >> not without knowing more details. >> even when your phone is connected to a network, it's constantly taking information from around you. steve: more winning under the trump economy. there are 7 million job openings right now. >> this is absolutely remarkable. >> theresa may facing a critical no confidence vote that could remove her from office. >> i will contest that vote with everything i've got. steve: this is a fox news alert. brian: yeah, and here we go. five people are detained after a deadly attack. it happened at christmas market in france. three people dead and a dozen more injured. ainsley: manhunt is intensifying. it's in strasburg, france. steve: mike tobin is in our newsroom with how the french is responding, they went to get this guy before he started shooting, right? >> good morning, steve,

ainsley and brian. prior to this attack french authorities already had the man they suspected as a gunman on lacy of those considered a serious threat to national security. now, with information that the gunman may have fled into germany, french authorities were seen on the france-germany border stopping cars there the suspect has been identified as cherif chekatt. 29 years old. french police have been monitoring him since he was released in jail since 2015 because his suspected religious extremism. his home was raided before the attack. explosives were found. some suggest those were grenades. cher cat was not there hours later he got inside a strasbourg 300 miles east of paris that's where the gunman opened fire. of those wounded six in serious condition. he did engage the gunman in two separate gun battles. police union says the gunman

was shot, not killed. again he got away. one report suggests he hijacked a taxy. state department is monitoring the developments. steve: mike tobin from the newsroom with the very latest. we had jim hanson on ainsley ain't army special forces. steve: listening to what mike tobin said this guy was on their radar, they knew about him. he was a so-called lone wolf. so why didn't they pick him up ahead of time? listen to this. >> one of the most infuriating things about these incidents we always end up hearing he was known to police. he was on the french terrorism watch list. he was someone they had identified as having been radicalized. if that's the case, why is he just on a list? they need to have the ability for the police to do something more than simply have these guys on a list as opposed to, you know, being able to take action against them. brian: arrested in switzerland, arrested in

germany. obviously an issue from a huge family. he had been unemployed for a couple of years. we will talk about this with the secretary of state mike pompeo in about 27 minutes. ainsley: one of those times he was arrested in germany was for robbery. they deported him to france. he was also previously imprisoned in france for stabbing a teenager. but, to his point, it is infuriating when they are on a list. steve: right. ainsley: then they allegedly do an attack like this but what are you supposed to do? you can't just go and arrest someone without reason. steve: but jim said what's the purpose then of the list? we have more with the secretary of state in a minute. but, in the meantime, how many times have we heard about well, there is going to be a big meeting down on capitol hill or in the oval office. don't you wish you were a fly on the wall to see what they talk about? ainsley: yesterday we were. steve: we were, indeed. the fly had a tv camera. there you can see the future speaker of the house nancy pelosi. mike pence who didn't say a

word during the 17 minutes. you have the president of the united states and chuck schumer. it was all about how much money the democrats would give the president for his wall. the answer is not much. >> we need border security. that's what we are going to be talking about. border security. if we don't have border security. we will shut down the government. >> we are entering into this kind of a discussion in the public view. >> it's not bad, nancy. it's called transparency. nancy, we need border security. it's very simple. >> of course we do. >> of course we do. people are pouring into our country including terrorists. >> you have the white house, you have the senate, you have the house of representatives. you have the votes. you should pass it. >> no, we don't have the votes, nancy because in the senate we need 60 votes. >> in the house you can bring it up right now. >> excuse me, i can't get it passed in the house if it's not going to pass in the senate. i don't want to waste time. >> one thing i think we can agree on we shouldn't shut down the government over a

dispute and you want to shut it down. you keep talking about it. >> last time, chuck, you shut it down. >> no, no. >> and you opened it quickly. >> 20 times. >> i don't want to do what you did. >> 20 times you called for i will shut down the government if i don't get my wall. >> do you want to know something. >> you said it, you said it? >> i will take it? >> okay. >> i am proud to shut down the government for border security, chuck. chuck chuck nancy pelosi would fame newsily like to mow the lawn so can you see through the grass. we see a situation where our social programs are being overrun. going $21 trillion in debt. if you talk to the border patrol, they don't care if you are republican or democrat or or you represent, they are overwhelmed. they need some support and reforms with catch and release. nobody ever gets anything done. what the president did was act like a president does. according to sources behind closed doors it was explosive, we were the sources. we watched it the pool spray started because nancy pelosi started with a passive aggressive digs. when she comes out and says well, if you want to go ahead and do a trump shut

down. wait a second what do you mean a trump shut down. i said we are going to be talking about the need for a wall and nobody would let it go. it was like an argument that they desperately didn't want to have but they didn't want the other person to win. steve: they both had their talking points and they stuck to them the entire time. the big question is to the average american, how important is a wall? nancy pelosi said experts repeatedly said there are experts who say we don't need a wall. we need border security and that's what we are funding. but, nonetheless, this comes back to the republicans because she said that there are not enough votes in the house and the president said well i'm not going to bring it up in the house if it's not going to pass the senate and we need 10 democrats. the house republicans now need to do something and it sounds like under the leadership of paul ryan and mr. mccarthy before the session is through, they might actually have a stop-gap budget bill vote before the end of the year u so, you know, put your money where your mouth is.

ainsley: listen to this. senator lindsey graham said that the democrats are hypocrites when it comes to funding the wall. watch. >> here's what is so hypocritical. in february of this year, 44 democrats, including schumer, voted for a bill that had $25 billion for a wall. in 2013 schumer helped create a bill that i was part of that had $8 billion for a wall. $42 billion for securing the border and other ways. so, they are just -- they want trump to lose more than they want the country to win. they voted for vast large amounts of money to secure the border before they just don't want to do it for trump. brian: senator lindsey graham knows it was the deal with dick durbin he brought to the white house, 25 billion for a wall in exchange for a pastor daca kids. the courts have upheld the executive order of barack obama. they don't need to do a deal in barack obama. they can stay in hyperspace. they can't be kicked out. because they felt burned to the democrats' point of view because they offered this up

and the president later on that day talked to steven miller and general kelly and others and tom cotton and others and said we can't do this deal. we are not going to support this deal. the president blew up and famous s.-hole comment. that was that blow up back then. and now to say i'm only going to give 1.3 billion instead of 25 billion, that's what lindsey graham is coming from. come on, if you got to 5 or even 3.5, there is no shut down. ainsley: well, it is political. it seems to be very political. because the democrats are fine with a fence but they are not fine with a wall. the president ran on wall. every rally build the wall, build the wall. we're going to build the wall. we're gonna build the wall. they don't want him to have a checkmark on his list u economy guide, jobs, great. wall, there is no checkmark there. steve: sure. ainsley: they don't want that. steve: what is making the president's case in his estimation of the white house is the caravan. we have seen the caravans come up through central america through mexico. there is a story out of

tijuana that you are not going to believe. yesterday two different migrant groups went to the u.s. consulate in tijuana and they had letters addressed to the president of the united states and essentially they said you have got to pick up the pace on processing asylum seekers. currently you do between 40 and 100. have you got to do 300 a day. also, you've got to stop with the deportations and, finally, and this is the great thing. either let us in or pay us $50,000 each to go home because that's what our time is worth. $50,000 to get the hondurans and guatemalans and el salvadorians to leave the migrant tent city there in tijuana and go home. brian: was there a c choice, none of the above or was it just those a and b choices? steve: pretty much give us $50,000 and we will go home. ainsley: i don't think so the average american has 50,000 to do so give to their own kids or to leave to their kids. but they want $50,000,

people who are not in this country. steve: because they say it is a small sum compared to everything the united states has stolen from honduras. brian: exactly, we are always stealing from honduras. that is our problem we are stealing from honduras. steve: the united states removed the president of honduras. they had a laundry of list of everything. brian: remove the president of honduras. can i get back to you? i need a little bit more time. ainsley: email us friends@foxnews.com. brian: especially if you are in the caravan. steve: 7:11 in new york city and jillian joins us with a fox news alert. jillian: good morning. theresa may facing a critical no confidence vote that could remove her from office. the british prime minister is vowing to fight. >> a change of leadership in the conservative party now will put our country's future at risk and create uncertainty when we can least afford it. ainsley: conservative party lawmakers are expected to vote tonight in light of the brexit delay. if may loses.

she will have to step down. now, if she wins, she can't be challenged for at least a year. today michael cohen will be sentenced for lying to congress and breaking campaign finance rules. president trump's former personal lawyer wants no jail time next change for cooperating in the russia probe. prosecutors say he should face substantial jail time. former national security advisor michael flynn wants probation. he pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about communication with a russian ambassador. jillian: after more than four decades of service. senator orrin hatch is saying goodbye. the utah republican will give his farewell address on the senate floor today. he announced his retirement earlier this year after first being elected in 1976. this year's session is scheduled to end on friday. and how about this? an indiana's sheriff's office deck core rates a christmas tree with 137 blue ornaments. that's one for every american law enforcement officer killed in the line of duty this year.

>> that's a chair that's empty. that's a car that's not being driven, an incredible hero that's no longer walking our streets. >> each ornament features an officer's name. they will be sent to the departments where the officers worked after christmas. steve: there are way too many ornaments on that tree. ainsley: a reminder how many. steve: thank you, jillian. coming up on this wednesday, violent protests rocking france for weeks as we have been reporting. more are expected soon despite president macron's vow not to have that gas tax. charlie hurt says the chaos in paris is the only the second worst result of efforts to unify europe. he will explain that next. ainsley: a new survey says that 88% of us get really stressed out during the holiday season. steve: what do you mean? ainsley: how can we calm down? dr. oz is here to tell us ♪ make my wish come true ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪

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brian: more protests expected in france over the weekend despite president macron's vows to raise minimum wage suspend the gas tax and prompt the violence in the first place. what else is he supposed to do? in op-ed our guest writes

this only the second worst results to unify europe. charles hurtdowns us. we can't go inside french politics. we don't need to. these people are working in middle class who have had it with their tax hikes especially when it comes to tax hikes. that's what they are blaming it on. >> aimed of course at global warming. exact same mantra that that you have from democrats today. now that you have the liberal wing of the democratic party has grown so much especially sings the last election to the point where they are very much in control. these are the exact same policies that those liberal democrats in america want. and, of course, for the next two years, you are going to have all of these democrats, whether they are in the senate or the house, all these democrats who are running, jockeying to get the nomination for president, to challenge trump. those are going to be the democrats who are going the most oxygen who are going to

get the most appeal from that sort of hard left base of the democratic party. so what -- you know, i pray to the lord what we don't -- you know, we don't see the violence that we are seeing in paris. those same dynamics that we see in paris today are we are going to be seeing all of that play out over the next two years here. brian: probably learning more. i don't think macron saw this coming because he thought the world was behind his globalist view. his pro-paris view. >> key point there brian is a learning moment. you mean it should be a learning moment. whether or not they grasp it or not is yet to be seen. quite frankly the record lately is not so good. if you remember what a year, a year and a half ago when donald trump pulled out of the paris accord. everyone went absolutely bonkers. you couldn't believe it now you have this situation where have you these protesters in paris wanting to pull out of the paris

agreement who don't want to go along with this regime of tax hikes and punishing workers in the name of global warming. the bottom line is, you know, you can say whatever you want to about donald trump. donald trump has a pulse of what people want. he listens to people. he knows that's why. brian: charlie, people listening right now goes yes, he knows what his base wants but does he know what everybody's? >> if you stop and look. now, a lot of his rhetoric may turn off people that are not-that are, you know, not in the right column of people in this country, but, when you look at the broad issues of illegal immigration or taxes, or going. brian: or trade. >> or trade or any of those things, donald trump is very much in the fat middle center of what people in this country want. and i think it's also probably what you see people want just about anywhere.

they want to be able to feed their families. they want to be able to work. they want to be able to, you know, have people around them living, you know. brian: gotcha. >> under the laws. brian: thanks, charlie. >> he is the only one listening. brian: charlie hurt, thanks so much. >> you bet. brian: coming up straight ahead, secretary of state mike pompeo is going to be live in our studio in just a few moments and so much more. your enamel is very precious. acidic foods can wear away your enamel. your tooth is going to look yellower, more dull. i recommend pronamel because it helps protect and strengthen your enamel. it's pro enamel. it's the positive thing. ♪ i can't tell you anything about myself. but believe me... i'm not your average consumer. that's why i switched to liberty mutual. they customized my car insurance,

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ainsley: some news by the numbers for you. first 4.4. that is the magnitude of an earthquake that just hit decatur, tennessee. steve: what? ainsley: it was felt 150 miles away in atlanta. there have been no reports of any damage or any injuries thank goodness:

$250,000 how much sacramento california spent helping illegal immigrants last year. more than 6,000 families took part in that program which provides things like legal aid and know your rights seminars. and finally 45.7 million. that's how many people are expected to fly on a u.s. airline between december 20th and january 6th. steve: i don't know how many people are going to be on private jets. ainsley: from old file video. according to trade groups the busiest day will be friday before christmas. steve: we will all be traveling that day. meanwhile, tis the season for stress. a new survey finds 88% of people feel stressed out during the holidays. brian: what's the best way to calm down and avoid if he has been fallouts during christmas time. ainsley: how do you get in that 12% let's bring in dr. mehmet oz he is the host of the dr. oz show. is it buying gifts and all of that we can finally breathe after the holidays? >> actually much easier as soon as you finish all of

the headaches getting red jr. to the holidays. doing day jobs and adding on to it what suffers the most is sleep. underappreciated health problem anyway. especially at the holidays pay an extra penalty. always sacrifice to get things for the people we love. 80% aren't getting the sleep they need. we think a lot of that has to do with alcohol you drink more of during the holidays. especially if you are drinking alcohol couple hours of bedtime messing up not just the ability to sleep but the quality of sleep. steve: are you saying lay off the sauce during christmas time. >> no, stop the sauce two or three hours before bedtime. go to the christmas party. just make sure you give yourself a little break. ainsley: i thought alcohol helps you sleep. >> helps you fall asleep but doesn't keep you sleep. messes up the quality of sleep you get. you will pass out which is not quite sleep but when you wake up two minutes later you don't sleep for the rest of the night. brian: one thing to do to diffuse the stress level is

to do things for other people? do people some favors 80% of americans want to spend time with the people they love. best thing can you give time not money. i used to do things for habitahabitat for humanity. when they build you a house because you didn't have any money. put a wooden house piggy bank in there i asked a founder once why they did that. he said people who are being helped have the right to give also. the most valuable thing we have as humans is ability to give to each other. always defined who we are as a piecspecies and allows to us live longer. steve: what is on the dr. oz holiday play list? that's something you should make. brian something. >> besides sleep issue turns

out music helping you sleep better. dramatic improvement in the sleep and fall asleep. throughout the day it drops your blood pressure and heart rate and changes your hormones. steve: should it be soothing because rock music wakes you up. >> i think it ought to be music that makes sense. context actually sensible for the holidays. the maybe i like chant, pentagon tonics i like the oral, most beautiful instrument at all is vocal chord as a doctor i respect them. holidayish. brian: what about kenny gee? steve: he used to you play the clarinet. brian: i think kenny gee is the most under rated christmas album. >> what do you like? >> i like michael buble' and pentonix.

ainsley: i all i want for christmas is you. not you. just looked at you. take deep breaths and don't stress over food. >> my daughter is on the show today. we try to make foods that are good for us. but 80% don't like how much we are eating over the holidays and two thirds of us feel so stuffed we don't feel comfort be in our clothes. so, eat the right foods and no more double fisted eating and drinking. food in one hand. steve: we have been waiting all year for it. >> one handshake and greet other hand is the food. ainsley: how do you say no to the foods you want to eat. >> make foods that you love and adore but just happen to be good for you. always eat before the party. don't go to the party and eat everything they bring up next to you. eat the food you know is good for you. go to the parties to meet the people. alcohol, especially important, one beverage of alcohol. one glass of water. alternating because the hangovers is your brain

shrinking up like a walnut. brian: dr. oz watch the show today to see your family. >> okay. love you guys. steve: merry christmas. >> happy holidays to you u. steve: who does the political left want to run for president in 2020? a new survey, find out who is behind that question mark next. brian: looks like a manual. secretary of state mike pompeo is live in studio. in fact, is he in full stride. [laughter] ever since darrell's family started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. [darrell's wife] uh, honey, isn't that the dog's towel? [dog sfx] hey, mi towel, su towel.

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brian: prosecutors now say two people are dead and more than a dozen injured in the city of strasbourg. ainsley: five people are detained. hundreds of people are searching for the suspected terrorist known to police. allegedly got away in a taxi. right now police are stopping and searching cars at the border between germany and france. so that's the latest. let's bring in mike pompeo the u.s. secretary of state. thank you so much for being here with us. >> ainsley, it's good to be with you all. ainsley: we have so many topics. >> the loss of life is always awful. risk of terror we need to be mindful. europe has an enormous challenge. united states tries our best to help them. try to keep americans safe while traveling over the holiday season. this was a christmas market. this appears to be an attack because it was a christmas market. although the facts are still developing. these are risks all around the world and must always be mindful that america has a big role. ainsley: no americans killed? >> it appears no americans

were killed or injured. we still don't have all the facts just yet. steve: sure, apparently he was on a terror watch list. the police were going to arrest him before he started shooting. got to his house and he wasn't there. so they were unable to arrest him. he was on a terror watch list though. and we had an expert on this morning about an hour ago who said why have terror watch list if we can't keep an eye on people. >> steve, this is enormous challenge. we have this problem in the united states as well. lots of folks we're watching we think are at risk we try to monitor. the numbers are so big. it's why, frankly, border security matters, too. these are related issues in the sense we need to know who is coming in and out of our country. so there are fewer people that the fbi and sheriff's offices in kansas and places like that have to monitor and watch. every time we add to people here who have the risk of becoming radicalized we increase the risk to american citizens. brian: we know you are in contact as we switch over typically congratulation with the new president of mexico. and i know you are going to be heading there shortly. what is their role, do you

think, on their southern border to protect our southern border? do you see -- do they see an urgency now that perhaps they haven't sensed before? >> the incoming administration has been great. they have been in power less than two weeks. conversations about how it is we control traffic flow into mexico along the southern border from guatemala, from honduras. brian: what we saw was a joke. rocks disswayed them from stopping caravans. >> we have to control that border that is ours. they have to control that border that is theirs. and we're happy to support them. we're happy to try to do the things we can do to help them. this is a real national security issue for the united states of america. so it shouldn't surprise you that the state department is involved in trying to make sure that we do what the president has said, which is to have control over our southern border. steve: i'm sure you saw the president's contentious meeting in the oval office with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. they said we don't need the wall. the president said i'm

willing to shut down the government over wall thing. what do you say? you used to be in congress? >> yeah. the democrats have bee been all over on this issue when i was a member of congress now. i try stay away from the domestic u.s. politics. this much is sure. we have to have the capacity to control entry into our country everywhere through our airports and ports. but most importantly at the southern better. a wall is a vital component of that. steve: nancy pelosi said we don't need it. experts say we don't need it. >> we should build it out. we should do all the things we can do to control the flow of people into our country that is lawful only brian brian secretary, no doubt about it most of the people coming here illegally are not mexicans, otms. if mexico sees the same problem, is there a chance they will pay for this wall? have you had initial conversations about. this we are working in the state department on lots of issues, not directly related to the wall. there are lots of things the mexican government can do to discourage this transit from these three northern countries. and i think back to my time in kansas there is a big

highway that runs out of mexico. we used to have a lot of illegal traffic come out of that highway. there are many components to this. border wall and security system is one of them. frankly the most important thing we can do is turn off the flow from those three countries and reduce the risk to our customs and border patrol agents, ice agents. men and women tasked with apprehending these folks who have transited into our country illegally. ainsley: let's talk about the murder of jamal khashoggi. troubled down on the prince good ally. senators calling for more action. they will want condemnation. they want him to be penalized. you are going to be briefing the house today. what do you plan on saying? >> we will say to the house what we have said to the american people. president trump has made very clear the murder of jamal khashoggi was a tragic i want. not something america approves of. we have held a number of individuals accountable putting sanctions on them. those we have evidence were directly involved. we will continue to develop the facts. america has an important

ally in the kingdom of saudi arabia. they work with us on issues that provide security for america and for israel. it is an important relationship. we intend to continue to protect the american people in the way that voters back two years ago demanded. brian: mr. secretary, they are the ones who are putting n peril. not us. they are the ones who have evidently pulled this off and when you have people like lindsey graham, hardly an enemy of the white house and bob corker and others say this is a smoking saw not a smoking gun. and you even have audiotapes. we know the prince knows, right? you know -- you looked him in the eye. you know that he knows. >> i have spoken to the king. sing salman, i have spoken to the crown prince a number of times since the murder of jamal khashoggi. it is absolutely america's intent to hold everyone accountable who was responsible for this. brian: so that's yes, when you looked him in the eye and he denied it. did you believe him? >> the kingdom of saudi arabia decides who is running the country. i think this is what the president said yesterday. we are working closely with the kingdom to make sure that america is protected.

that's our interest there. ainsley: the cia says they are highly confident that the saudi crowned prince did order the murder of khashoggi. >> some of the reporting that you have seen on that has been inaccurate. ainsley: that's false? brian: is that inaccurate? >> they are still working on this. this is still developing facts with respect to jamal khashoggi. intelligence communities is working diligently on that. the direct evidence, this is what i said before, the direct evidence isn't yet available it may show up tomorrow. it may have shown up overnight and i haven't seen it. ainsley: someone has to pay the price though it's so brutal. apparently those audiotapes are awful. >> saudis have already paid the price. folks that actually committed the murder we have held accountable. we will continue to do it. no one under estimates how horrible this murder was. but, remember, iran is running rampant throughout the middle east. the death of any individual is awful. the death of hundreds of thousands of people in europe or the middle east or the united states matters an awful lot. president trump is committed to protecting america. steve: it's a big story

that's why "time" magazine made murdered journalist the cover story for man of the year, people of the year. let's talk a little bit about china. we know that the president has tried to equalize the whole tariff situation between us and them and stock market has gone up and down and up and down. i know there are other people negotiating the trade deals. what's your involvement in this? because right now it looks to some from the outside like maybe we're not on good terms with china. >> our relationship with china is a challenging one to be sure. we consider them a strategic competitor. they are taking actions in the south china sea. they are conducting espionage and influence operations here in the united states. brian: the latest one was the marriott, 500 million guests have had their security breached. >> they have committed cyber attacks across the world. our effort from the department of homeland security and the fbi and the state department is to push

back against these threats to america from china. trade is a component of that to be sure. the president is very focused on making sure americans get a chance to sell their products into china. it's a big market. and the president is determined to get a level playing field for american businesses. steve: are we closer. >> i truly think we are closer. >> brian: this huawei executive the president said i might have to get involved if it hurts our trade negotiations that would be him going into the law enforcement end. trade end. do you worry about the president blengsding the two? >> we always have to balance american interest. any time there is law enforcement engagement. we need to make sure we take foreign policy considerations into effect. it's totally appropriate to do so. the president's mission is very clear. it's america first. right? making sure that we protect the american people from threats whether from russia or china or any of the other places we have had the chance to talk about this

morning. ainsley: let's talk about your speech in brussels. 3w08d, unconventional. was your message heard? >> i think. so. ainsley: such as? >> i'm not sure unconventional is accurate. we told hard truth about the things that america intends to do. there is this notion, somehow that we have withdrawn from american leadership. nothing could be further trustworthy truth. president trump has boldly reasserted american leadership. where organization no, sir longer function in the way they should have. if there is inadequate burden sharing at nato. if the u.n. is acting in a way that's against israel, we will call it out in this administration. steve: the world doesn't like the whole america first message. they like the world first. >> yeah. we're committed to leading in america. we want them to assert their own sovereignty as well. we want those leaders of their countries to protect their people, too. we think together that will create peace and prosperity for the world. brian: you are the chief diplomat. obviously the thuggish behavior of the russians with the ukrainians taking three ships and 24 sailors.

nothing has bundle. what could we actually do in coordination with defense to stop the aggression from georgia to the ukraine? it's not ceasing and bombers now in venezuela. how urgent is this how can an economy that's shrinking like this -- >> sometimes the last act doesn't appear to be last act in deterrences just on the horizon. we have pushed back against russia in serious ways. we very provided defensive weapon systems from ukrainians to defend their own country. we have sanctioned more russians than any administration in recent history. this administration has been very serious. we have obviously seen these incidents in the kirk strait, we are working european partners in their backyard and represents a real short-term risk to make sure they understand the importance of protecting that waterway and pushing back against the russians that actually leads to deterrence from this kind of aggression from vladimir putin. steve: mr. secretary, we know you have been doing a lot of traveling all over the world since have you

gotten the job. >> yes, sir. steve: thank you for joining us on the couch: and merry christmas. >> merry christmas, steve. steve: we're going to take a quick time-out. back in two minutes. ♪

♪ steve: north carolina got a whole bunch of snow in the last week or so. and they have got a lot of opinions as well. ainsley: that's right. todd piro is having breakfast with some of the folks down in the great state of north carolina. hey, todd. todd: hey, guys we are having way too much fun here this morning we also are talking about the serious issues of the day. we begin with cathy. cathy, you say that schumer/pelosi meeting was a fiasco. why? >> because the president wanted to be transparent. and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer didn't want to be transparents. they wanted to do it in private so no one could see that they were not willing

to negotiate and how obstinate they were. todd: when it comes to the negotiations ultimately, you are a government contractor. a government shut down would hurt your bottom line. nevertheless, you want president trump to stand his ground. why? >> yes. even though it would hurt me financially, and my business we need the wall. there are so many people trying to bust down our wall and coming to our country illegally. it's not that we don't want them. we do want them. but we want them to come legally so that we can see that they are here for the right purposes and not a terrorist or something. and we need that wall. todd: cathy, thank you. bob, over to you. you say schumer, pelosi, don't care about the country, just their own power, why? >> they are a couple of buffoons and all they want to do is increase their own power and disparage the president. todd: interesting thing but, you were a crew chief at the

presidential air wing and that means you flew with presidents. you flew with nixon. you flew with johnson. what do you say when people call this president, president trump unpresidential? >> i think it's next to treason. i think they need to support their president no matter who he is. you know, all this current group of democrats are doing is providing aid and comfort to our enemies. and then last i heard that was the definition of treason. todd: bob, thank you and thank you for your service. dean runs a business owner. >> the economy is great. you see more vehicles on the road. more people are out. more driving. is that because we have got a new president? i think. so. todd: all right, dean. thank you. great table here. a great table coming up at 8:00, including that, including that there is not a lot to say, guys. back to you in new york.

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item we really really wanted. steve: take a walk down memory lane with the coveted toys of christmases past. brian: here said toler director of toy insider jackie breyer. hi, jack cinchts hi. how are you? thanks for having me. brian: is this a trip to the past or actually tap into the past. >> toys available now retail they all hearken back to the toys we had as kids. expirspirograph jr. it has gear and use it like the original. ainsley: these a result toys that were popular then and still popular now? >> exactly. >> latest versions of them. >> withstood the test of time. >> this is must have toy of 1960 still works like you remember with the little dials. remember? never forget shake and erase. ainsley: when we were growing up they were larger. >> there is a big one, too.

ainsley: lite-brite love it. >> no more plug. battery operated. pegs are brighter than what you might remember. tons more templates. hearkens back to the original. remember baby alive? >> i don't. >> you fed it food packets and water. so today, they didn't speak back then. brian: and she goes. fantastic. >> moved on from diaper. she does a little potty dance for us. super cute, exactly if you sit her on he potty she goes potty. ainsley: so cute. >> she is so proud of herself. >> by the way we are in the 1970s now. this is like you remember the simple classic game you put the water. in it has six different templates few different games can you play. steve: lightning round, light sabers and the turtles, you've got the

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♪ brian: five people are detained after a deadly attack. it happened at a christmas market in france. >> three people are now dead. 12 wounded. >> risks of terror we need to be mindful this is christmas market. it appears to be attack because it was a christmas market. >> i am proud to shut down the government because of border security. >> we want the wall and i think we'll get the wall. >> this is national security issue for the united states of america. >> we have to have capacity to control entry into our country. steve: the ceo of google was in the hot seat on capitol hill.

>> will you commit to see if in fact there is evidence of bias? >> i'm confident we don't approach our work with any political bias. >> senate confirms president's trump first nominee. it took a tie-breaking vote to -- >> london will hole a no confidence vote. >> i will contest that vote with everything i got and i stand ready to finish the job. steve: start this hour with a fox news alert. the man allegedly behind the christmas market in france, reportedly shouted god in great in arabic as he committed this heinous act. brian: president trump tweeted moments ago. another very bad terror attack in france. we'll strengthen our border more. chuck and nancy must give us votes to get additional border security. ainsley: we have in the london

bureau as search for the suspect intensifies. they still haven't found him? reporter: they haven't. hundreds of security agents hunting for the gunman. they stepped up security at the christmas market in and around strasbourg. some speculating that he may have fled into germany. police identified the suspect. sharif shakot that he was born in strasbourg. he was known to security services as possible terrorist threat. he has been in and out of jail repeatedly convicted 27 times for various non-extremist crimes. he was injured. and shot this one of the two firefights the police and army engaged with him immediately following the attack. the he shouted "allahu akbar!" at 8:00 p.m. what is france's biggest christmas market. you can imagine how popular it

is. it attracts a million visitors a year. this is not the first time a european christmas market has been struck. berlin's christmas market was hit by a salient in 2016. you may remember that assailant drove a car killing 12 people. this christmas market, unbelievably in 2000 was targeted by some al qaeda linked terrorists. that plot was foiled before they were able to pull it off. they were not so lucky this time. steve: ryan chilcot from the london bureau. there was plenty of security around it. but the guy did in there did the shooting before he was shot, according to the taxi driver, he commandeered a taxi. taxi guys says i tell you where i dropped him off. he was bleeding. he had been kit. brian: that is good news leave as trail and suffering.

the he said god is great and 30 attacks in france. if i was a french citizen i would be flabbergasted they are on their back foot. seemed to react to everything instead of proactive. ainsley: so infuriating. the guy is from the strasbourg area. he knows it is an area, tourist destination for folks because of christmastime. the christmas market is popular place. to go out there target individuals who are trying to celebrate the season? steve sieve sure. this is breaking news out of france. the secretary of state of america, mike pompeo, said what happened over there could be a problem here as well. >> we need to be mindful. everywhere europe has enormous challenge. this is christmas market. it appears a attack because it was a christmas market. although facts are still developing.

this is real risk around the world. we have the problem in the united states as well. lots of folks we are watching we think are at risk. we try to none tore. these are related issues in the sense we need to know who is coming in and out of our country. steve: back half of the sound bite referring to the fact that particular alleged assailant was known to police. he was on a terror watch list. a so-called lone woman. yet he was able to pull off. -- lone wolf. brian: both are looking at major international crises. >> he served, hype bars in germany last year for robbery. he was deported to france. he was under surveillance. previously in prison in france for stabbing a teenager. they said he became radicalized behind bars. they went to his house. he wasn't there. they found grenades a and went to the christmas market and allegedly carried this out. brian: we'll have the whole

thing online at foxandfriends.com. we had a chance to talk to him off-camara about our former colleague heather nauert. he believes she is the right person for the job. it will be a tough confirmation hearing. ainsley: she is ivy league trained, worked in government for couple years. brian: tough as nails. steve: we asked him about the exchange between chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and the president. here is the setup. they went to the white house to negotiate the amount of money they're going to give the president for the wall. nancy pelosi would like to give him as little as possible as is the case with chuck schumer. the president says look, i'm willing to shut down the whole government unless i get the money. if you missed it. here is about a minute's worth of yesterday's festivities in the oval. >> one thing i think we can agree on we shouldn't shut down the government over a dispute.

and you want to shut it down. you keep talking about it. >> the last time chuck you shut it down. >> no, no. 20 times. >> i don't want to do what you did. >> 20 times you called for i will shut down the government, if i don't get my wall. none of us -- you said it. you said it. >> i will take it. >> okay, good. >> i will say yes, if we don't get what we want one way or the other, whether through you military anything you want to call i will shut down the government. >> we disagree. we disagree. >> i am proud to shut down the government for border security, chuck. because the people of this country don't want criminals and people that have lots of problems and drugs pouring into our country. so i will take the mantle. i will be the one to shut it down. i'm not going to blame you for it. the last time you shut it down it didn't work. i will take the man tell of shutting down. brian: i just can't believe if you see how uncomfortable especially chuck schumer looked that anyone thinks that president trump didn't get the better of these two.

i thought -- steve: negotiating where people are watching. brian: he does it every day. ainsley: they didn't want it. kept saying let's do this behind closed doors. brian: that is exactly what i hope you do. we don't need a person inside say got fiery. everybody denies it actually took place. we see it out in front. so there is nothing to hide. i just thought that this is exactly how the president feels. instead of wondering what is going to happen. nancy pelosi was just as aggressive. she does it in a more diplomatic, passive aggressive way. the president gross aggressive, aggressive. she needles and leaves it out there. he does not leave anything out. steve: they were all in their separate corners. democrats feel like they do not want to build a wall. that is their political position. they do not want to give the president of the united states a win on this, which is curious, when you roll back the tape. we're going to show you a little montage of prominent democrats over the last couple years.

they were actually for what the president is know before they became against it, not wanting to give him a win. watch this. >> i voted numerous times when i was a senator to spend money to build a, a barrier, to try to prevent illegal immigrants from coming in. and, i do think you have to control your borders. >> illegal aliens should not be treated the same as people who entered the u.s. legally. the american people will never accept immigration reform unless they truly believe their government is committed to ending future illegal immigration. >> because we live in an age where terrorists are challenging our borders, we cannot allow people to pour into the u.s. undetected, undocumented, and unchecked. brian: they say the president says some things they don't think were accurate. let me ask you something. for senator schumer to say he is not for the wall, that is the

same question, what changed from 2009, to 2018? the situation only got worse. more illegals. for more people saying being inflated we have video from tijuana to show you. >> what changed, politics. brian: make him answer the question. ainsley: a republican was elected. i wish he said that to them. why did you say this? steve: secretary of state was sitting next to brian a little while ago and he said we need a wall. watch. >> this is real national security issue for the united states of america so it shouldn't surprise you the state department is involved we try to do what the president said to have control over our southern border. we have to the capacity to control entry into our country everywhere through our airports and ports. most importantly they have the southern border. a wall is site tool component. we should do all the things we to control the flow of people into our country that is lawful

only breaks sill has issue, colombia as an issue. there are people pouring into their country. there is out rage. not bias against other country. they want control who comes in and out. hungary is example. as soon as they saw my grant millions from the middle east, they put up a wall and friends immediately. we need to control this. germany didn't. germany paid the political price. ainsley: mike pompeii talking with the new president of mexico working out some sort of a deal, so those folk close to the border have asylum in mexico. steve: let's see if congress does dedicate any money to the wall, and if they do not, don't be surprised if the president of the united states tries to tap into the department of defense budget and have the military build it. as we heard from the secretary of state, it's a national security issue. brian: so far the pentagon spokespeople said we have not been approached about doing that. meanwhile i approached jillian doing the news. she has not answered me yet. jillian --

jillian: waiting patiently. brian: there you go. jillian: that is solid yes. brian: that is a yes? good. jillian: we start with a fox news alert. theresa may faces a critical no confidence vote that could remove her from office. the british prime minister is vowing to fight. >> a change of leadership in the conservative party now will put our country's future at risk, and create uncertainty when we can least afford it. jillian: her conservative party will vote tonight in the "brexit" delay. 150 lawmakers support may. she needs 158 votes to stay in power. if she loses, she will have to step down. last video after missing mother. footage shows kelsey berreth walking into a supermarket with her baby daughter. her fiance was the last person to see her when he picked up the baby. a few days later kelsey's phone was dedected 800 miles eye way.

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both look like very happy. that's great. brian: terrific. thanks so much, jillian. steve: google ceo was in the hot seat on capitol hill yesterday denying that his company censors conservatives. congressman darrell issa was in the room. did he get the answers he wanted? we'll talk to him next. ainsley: omg. one state has a plan to tax your text messages. here's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again and maybe just one more time. indulge in irresistible freshness. febreze unstopables. breathe happy.

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♪ >> put a number of checks and balances in place to insure the continue to live up to our standards. i lead this company without political bias. work to insure that the products continue to operate that way. brian: steve: google's ceo was grilled on capitol hill about user privacy and political bias but did congress get answers they wanted? house judiciary member dare issa was in the room. he joins us from d.c. he says leaves the can no bias but is there bias in google? >> there is bias in the outcome. that has been demonstrated. the question is it benign and leads to a bias? that is one of the questions we asked him to go back and look at it, if you outcom disparity,

whether software improved to eliminate that. or some case as programmer with a him idea how to give one party or the other an edge? steve: there is a headline on "the washington post" editorial page right now. it says google needs regulation. republicans are too busy screaming about bias. we heard your side talk about bias yesterday, but does google need to be regulated? >> well i think the whole question of your privacy is a question for, evaluation and broad regulation. remember that every time your phone passes through both cellular signals and wi-fi signals, everybody in that network is detecting your mac address, meaning you're being tracked. every time you turn on an app, for example, one tells when you say i want the nearest restaurant, you're giving up, at that moment where you are or it is not going to tell you where the nearest restaurant is.

so figuring out what the dos and don'ts are where transparently know whether you and i know we're being tracked or not, we're getting a service for it, and more importantly, having transparency within the system, is important and we're not getting it right now. yesterday was a down payment. steve: real quick exit question, regarding bias and google results, does google have their thumb on the scale? >> google needs to really soul search independently with those outcomes and see where the problem is coming from because there is a problem that has been plenty of examples. but i think we have to eliminate the idea that it is willful bias and instead look for how these outcomes come that way. that is what he was charged to do yesterday. he said he would go back and look at. steve: we'll see, if he make as return appearance. representative darrell issa, sir, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thanks, steve. steve: 8:20 in new york city. the video is crazy. look at this.

a convict lunging at prosecutors inside of a courtroom. the reason behind that outburst we'll explain coming up. president trump telling chuck schumer and nancy pelosi why we need a border wall in that white house oval office meeting. our next guest protects the border every day. they need to listen. the so the guy in the blue tie. the awe-inspiring. the heart racing. the heart breaking. that's what life is all about... showing up. unless migraine steals your chance to say "i am here." that's why, we created aimovig.. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults. one dose, once a month. aimovig is proven to reduce the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more.

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meng wanzhou was arrested in canada. potential trade talks could be great news for wall street. investors are upbeat about progress in china. dow futures are 200 points ahead of today's a opening bell at 9:30. ainsley. brian. ainsley: thank you, steve. president trump educates nancy pelosi and chuck schumer during a open door and very heated oval office meeting. >> we need border security. the wall is a part of border security. you can't have very good border security without a wall. >> that is not true. that is a political promise. border security is a way to effectively honor our responsibility. >> the experts say you can do border security without a wall which is wasteful and doesn't solve the problem. >> it totally solves the problem. brian: it does. ask the people in san diego. so do we need the wall or? i want to ask someone who ceases

issues first-hand. the president of the border patrol council. is he right? >> president trump is right. he has spoken to the members of the national border patrol council. we've gone back and forth. we explained what the needs are. to be honest it is very frustrating to see some of these individuals, i heard nancy pelosi say it was a political thing for president trump. i can assure you it's not. in fact i would put the shoe on the other individual and say it is more political for those individuals and it is frustrating to see them pondering to their political needs at the price of putting security of americans in harm's way. and not just even americans. but it is these liberal policies of border security that has caused a lot of these individuals to continue the trek to our southern border, putting children and women in the hands of cartel members. so if they're going to turn around and attack the president, say, hey, it is your fault for this.

it is your fault you want the shutdown. they need to assume responsibility it is their fault, when there is crime committed in the united states by an illegal alien that enters our country. it is their fault when these women and children are put in the place of the hands of the cartel members. ainsley: art, when you watch the fiery exchange in the oval office, what was your assessment? >> it is frustrating because having spoken to the president before, explaining the needs we have down here on the southern border. i grew up here my entire life. i can tell you if nancy pelosi or chuck schumer want to see the dangers, you know what? you have an open invitation. come on down here, and see. at least exchange ideas with us they haven't spoken to the members of the national border patrol council. brian: the numbers are through the roof. border apprehensions in 2018 are up 30%. they're just shy of 400,000. so apprehensions in 2018 are 107 families plus. with 50,000 unaccompanied minors. why do people think this is not

an issue, this is politics? what reminds me of politics? when you have democrats on the record, on camera saying the same thing president trump is saying but because president trump is saying it they don't agree. senator schumer in 2009, his words exactly what president trump says in 2018. >> they're blinded by their anger towards one person and that blindness, has left, led them to not care about the american public. that is the reality. brian: right. quick thing. the president has budged. he has said a solid wall all the way through. you guys won him over. there are certain areas you don't need anything. certain areas you need a fence because you want to see through. other areas you need solid wall. he has shown flexibility. >> it has been proven that the areas where you put a better wall, a better security on these borders, it detains a lot of individuals crossing. once again i'll say it. if these politicians want to, you know, sit there and say that they don't want the wall or say

that, you know, it is a waste of money, then every time an american citizen dies, it is on their hands, on their hands. and every time that one of these individuals trying to cross into this country illegally is put in harm's way at the hands of the cartels, that is also on them. ainsley: we hear from those angel moms all the time. we understand what you're saying. thanks so much, art. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having my. ainsley: ambassador nikki haley speaking out a few moments ago about her working relationship with president trump. what she revealed about the strategy at u.n. brian: tom shillue quizzed us about christmas movies. it has not gone well. we will find out what we know about iconic characters. i'm failing my family. ainsley: i have too. you're not alone. ♪

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♪ brian: have more success early on in the trump administration than ambassador nikki haley. universal applause on both sides of the aisle how effective she was at the united nations getting the president's points across and putting foreign policy together. we find out after she was about to leave the new year, there was strategy behind it. steve: it is easy to explain. think of good cop, bad cop. there she is at the united nations trying to react to whatever the president of the united states says, and that actually worked. watch. >> he would like to ratchet up the rhetoric and i would go back to the ambassadors and say, you know, he is pretty upset. i can't promise you what he is going to do or not but i can

tell you if we do the sanctions it will keep him from going too far. i was trying to get the job done and i got the job done by being truthful but also by letting him be unpredictable and, and not showing our cards. steve: you know what she is doing right there? she is revealing often times people go i cannot believe the president of the united states would say this about that. essentially what she is revealing, and we've known it for a while, his comments are part of the negotiation process. he will say one thing. his people who interface with, whatever the item is, say something else together they try to get good things for the country. ainsley: let trump be trump, "art of the deal," i take what he says, i will get stuff done on the other side. steve: you heard him. you heard what he said if he will not get the deal. brian: my problem, the president is going but why give away the

strategy? best-selling book in two years. heather nauert gets confirmed, most people expect her to get confirmed, all of sudden she can't play that card. i know what you're doing. steve: he will continue to do that. worst-case scenario if you don't do the deal, we'll do this which is true. we saw yesterday with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. that was a negotiation. that is exactly what she -- ainsley: i like hearing it though. i like the curtain -- brian: but it doesn't help. now the strategy has been blown. you told everyone you will run. if the defense knows you're running they will be able to stop you. steve: we've known the strategy all along. brian: she told us, not "the today show"? steve: people say that is his strategy. that is how he negotiates in public. brian: we don't know who will talk to jillian. steve: it could be ainsley. brian: i didn't know. ainsley: we have a strategy. brian: i guess so. ainsley: jill hand it over to

jillian: fox news alert we know the name of the five american heroes that died on the coast of japan. lieutenant colonel kevin herman, major james brophy, staff sergeant max flores and corporate daniel baker and corporate william ross. they range in age from 21 to 3. the search for the marines was suspended earlier this week. a convicted child abuser lungs at prosecutors the moment he learns his fate. watch this. [screaming] woods jumping out of his chair after a las vegas judge said he could spend more than 20 years behind bars. the woman you heard screaming is his mother. was convicted of beating a 13-month-old and nearly killing him. how about this? california could soon tax text messages. state regulators want to charge mobile phone users with fees to help fund programs that make phone service accessible to low

income residents. charges may be applied retroactively to messages sent in the past five years. the state utility commission is set to vote on the proposal next month. critics call it dumb and unfair. those are the headlines. a lot of noise going on downstairs. what is happening down there. brian: we're getting ready for a game show. ainsley: sounds like an emergency. steve: we're getting in the christmas spirit testing our knowledge about all things christmas. ainsley: how well do we know the christmas tv characterrers? based on what we've done last few days, not too well. brian: we're terrible. comedian and host "fox nation" the quiz show, tom shillue. who has a fantastic radio show. steve: welcome back, tom. >> we have movies, now christmas characters. are you guys ready. ainsley: we are credit did i. >> if you run in early you will not get the benefit of my abc. i will give you multiple choice. ainsley: we have to finish c. you're doing abc? >> very yes.

this title character starred stn four christmas sequels,s from at this the snowman, "polar express" or the little drummer boy. doocy. steve: a,s from at this the snowman. >> let's see if you're right? >> ♪ frosty the snowman was a jolly happy suit, with a nose and two eyes made out of coal ♪ brian: stock in the hot house. all you see is the pipe and the nose. ainsley: so sad. i know. steve: am i right. brian: old yeller was better than that. >> it was. no spoiler alerts. watch there is happy ending. question number two, in a charlie brown christmas, which character goes with charlie brown to get the christmas tree. is it linus, lucy or schroeder? brian, finally buzzed in. brian: linus.

>> let's see if you're right. >> this green one needs a home. >> i don't know, charlie brown, remember what lucy said. this doesn't seem to fit the modern spirit. >> i don't care. we'll decorate it. it will be just right for our play. brian: bad move, don't bring linus. ainsley: schroeder was the mess. steve: piano guy thinking of pig pen. brian: i like that little tree, brian. ainsley: what happened to woodstock? how cute is he? >> here we go, what is the name of the elf who dreams of pursuing a career in dentistry in rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer. doocy is disqualified i heard him talking to the school. ainsley: herme. let's see. >> herme doesn't like to make toys. he doesn't like to make toys. shame on you.

>> mind telling me what you do want to do? >> some day i would like to be a dentist. ainsley: a dentist? brian: was i right. were you showing a picture of herme to the crew. steve: after christmas season i will get email from somebody, you look like herme the elf. remember which elf i look like. apparently it is that guy. ainsley: remember the land of the miss fit toys. >> with square wheels. who plays bob krathcet in a muppet christmas carol. brian? >> i don't know. i would say b. >> you say fozzie bear. let's see if you're right. >> we're having so much fun after all there is only one more sleep till christmas ♪

>> kermit the frog. in the movie section we went over that movie, brian. brian: i apologize. i didn't pay attention. i was watching the news. ainsley: you said something about a frog. >> are you ready for the final question. this is the one that matters, brian. what christmas special is told by the north pole carrier? santa claus is coming to town, jack frost. brian: rudolph. [buzzer] >> you can be darn sure come snow or high water, santa claus is coming to town ♪ ♪ you better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, i'm telling you why ♪ brian: should know that i did watch that many times. >> bonus guys, who was the voice of the mailman? ainsley: fred astaire. >> ainsley taking the win. steve: telling her the answer

again. ainsley: i never saw that version. did you see that? >> do a split screen of steve doocy and herme. see if he does look like him? do we have it? i try to call for things. i don't know -- brian: there you go. there you go. ainsley: there you go. brian: steve, your hair is a little tamer. steve: just saying. i have half a can of aqua net on it. brian: can't get enough. in the beginning you were not dressed that well. now you are. catch "the quiz show" today on "fox nation." >> every night at 7:00. you will do it, stay up late, you can come do the show. steve: tom shillue, thank you very much. ainsley: great job. steve: meanwhile what are people saying this morning about that fiery white house oval office meeting yesterday? well todd piro having breakfast with friends in north carolina. we're going to ask them coming up next. brian: and, did you have one of

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♪ steve: you saw chuck schumer and nancy pelosi in the oval office yesterday. it was contentious. what do the people think? ainsley: todd piro went to north carolina to find out. he is having breakfast with friends. >> thank you, brian, ainsley, steve. great to hear from you.

this is interesting state. north carolina demographics, there is still a house race still open. we're at a place where folks know politics. chad, retired, 82nd airborne paratrooper. that is pretty cool job. you say it is about time president expressed his frustration. you're happy trump did with regard to the pelosi-schumer meeting. why? >> they're frustrated because of this resistance and i don't think pelosi or schumer speak for the majority of the country. >> you're not worried about a government shutdown, why? >> i am not. government is big. they can handle it. trump knows what he is doing. i support our president. >> thank you, sir, for your service. not one 82nd airborne paratrooper. this is mike. you say you are happy the president took the cameras in to the pelosi-schumer meeting. >> full disclosure. people seeneed to see the arguing back and forth.

what the people deal with. good we got to see that. >> get to more issues, immigration, the border, as somebody who served, what do you make of troops at the border? >> i believe that, no matter where we go as soldiers we're honored to go and if we can be on our own ground doing it, that much better. i guarranty you there is no soldier down there on the border that is sorry that they're there. >> mike, thank you for your service. chad, thank you foreyour service. dina, how are you. >> i'm well. >> dina is a pet groomer. owns her pet grooming business. she says the economy has been gangbusters the last two years. why? >> people are secure about spending money these days. they're being supported by their government. i'm self-employed. i've actually been able to grow my business within the last two years. i believe truly because of trump and his support of the smaller class working people. >> finally you told me you say,

trump supports the little people, not the golfers. what do you mean by that? >> well i mean we're the ones working monday through saturday most of the time to keep our businesses and our families up to par. we're not out spending money like that. but we are being able to spend money on buying new homes and the economy, cars, things that are needs, not wans. >> understood. >> we haven't been able to do that in years. >> thank you, guys. thanks to everybody here in dunne, north carolina. give yourselves a round of applause. this was great. very muted round of applause. chad, before we go back to you, one thing you want to say to brian. what was that? >> i put my pants on, got dressed just for you brian. >> the people are listening to you, brian. brian: right. i asked people when i can to get dressed. i prefer to have our viewers dressed. >> nationwide movement. steve: the man put his pants on for you. brian: thank you. ainsley: very grateful. brian: i'm a little unnerved.

ainsley: thank you. did you ever have a a polly-pocket? this is a trip down memory lane next. steve: let's get to sandra smith for preview of coming attractions. >> hey, we're waiting on the sentencings of michael cohen. that comes up in the 11:00 a.m. hour. alan dershowitz, andy mccarthy are here to comment. manhunt underway for suspected terrorist in france with three people killed and many more injured in the christmas market in strasbourg. how about the wild oval office meeting yesterday? everybody is still talking about it. we have big line up in, including house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte, jim jordan join us live in "america's newsroom" in moments. don't let it happen when you buy your diabetes test strips.

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♪ rockin'ing around the christmas tree, have a happy holiday, everyone is dancing merrily in a new old-fashioned way ♪ ainsley: we covered the hottest toys of the '60s, the '70s, and the 0's, we did. with the most coveted toys from the '90s. steve: we have editorial director. talk about toys of '90s. remember this commercial for the tomotchy. >> her new favorite pet. what does that make me, fish cities. >> no no. by all means feed it. steve: all my kids have those. they would go off in the mid -- middle of the night.

>> today is a great relief. yep but they're, they have got that retro look. they're still a lot of fun. steve: all right. ainsley: this last ply whole childhood. >> polly-pockets. they were the freight little sets. polly has sticky feet. brian: let's listen. ♪ ♪ polly-pockets ♪ ainsley: all the little girls on -- rockin' robin. steve: life used to be so much simpler. so simple. >> let's move on to -- steve: meanwhile in other news -- >> these are marvel legends. these are great for kids and collectors. what marvel universe launched in

2008 with "iron man," everyone had to have this collectible figure. it has interchangeable accessories and heads. remember these? now we have a pen with aqua beads. makes it a little easier. you can make 3d creations like that little turtle. 1300 beads. brian: what about toys right now? >> right now rescue runs. take the poor little unicorn, he has flees. come with tweezers. kids pick them off. wipe away the tears. steve: what about a tick? [laughter]. >> make them a cute little pet to brush and love. "fortnite." >> i still play "fortnite." >> 200 million people play "fortnite." a multiplatform game everybody knows. we have the figures, accessories the weapons. >> people put down the sticks and pick up the action figures? >> good to get away from the

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>> in the "after the show show" on fox nation.com we'll look once again at all the toys. >> these are some of our toys we had growing up. >> we have a really big show on the radio. >> have a great day, everyone. >> see you back on the couch tomorrow. >> bill: thanks, guys, good morning. breaking news on the terror attack. police searching for a suspect who opened fire in the christmas market. two dead, more injured. we're tracking it down with breaking news from the white house and i'm bill hemmer from the white house. >> sandra: good morning. i'm sandra smith. five people detained in connection with the attack. the suspect who shouted god is great in arabic as he opened fire is still at large. >> bill: police identifying him as 29-year-old on a watch list. now the trump st