thanksgiving. >> show hits a snag. power outage cutting off performance by brothers osborne. lots of social reaction to that of course. the lions are so bad we can't get even get through a halftime performance. todd: bi"fox & friends" starts now. bye, everybody. ♪ say ♪ geronimo ♪ sara ♪ geronimo. pete: interesting song choice. throwing curve balls this morning. look who is here dr. nicole saphier. thank you for being here. nicole: i'm happy to be here. pete: how are you feeling you? went to visit your son is in town? dean: my son is in town. we went to his girlfriend's families house. great meal: new york thing.

right? pete: there is a photo right there. dean and fam yesterday. look at that. dean: and little dogs. a lot of little dogs there. nicole: you will get used to this as your kids get older. we did a thanksgiving the day before thanksgiving with my son's girlfriend and her family. all of a sudden you have to start as kids get older. pete: who are you looking at there. nicole: my newborn nephew and myself and my husband last night. great celebration with all my in-laws. great to have the baby and everyone together. those are my sister in-laws and the baby. we had party favors and the kids didn't wear them, but we did. pete: you did? what's those right there. >> devils on horseback. my husband makes them. bacon wrapped dates stuffed with blue cheese appetizers. every thanksgiving he makes them. he made it home from surgery

in his scrubs just in tyke to make them. dean: hard-working man. pete: i had an easy thanksgiving. my wife and baby girl gwinn. we went out to eat. my kids were elsewhere blended family. we said why doesn't someone else serve us food. gwinn behaved for three hours we hung out there having food. we had four courses, going on five. and she behaved the whole time it was ridiculous. nicole: no clean up. dean: girls can do that. pete: how did you celebrate thanksgiving, anyway you want it. we want to see it this morning. it's early. we know you are probably a little hungover. that's a good thing. nicole: we have news to get to. dean: surprise, surprise. will. pete: last night i got the alert on my phone as many of

you did i'm sure as well. the president is on his way back. i don't think he has landed yet. he was in afghanistan yesterday with the troops. surprise visit. they faked his twitter account to make it look like he was here. they said he was doing a video conference with troops in afghanistan at noon. turns out he was in the air flying 8331 miles landing at bag gram air force base and he spoke to the troops surprising them and serving them a meal. here is a portion of what the president said yesterday in afghanistan. >> there is nowhere i would rather celebrate this thanksgiving than right here with the toughest, strongest, best and bravest warriors on the face of the earth. you are indeed that i hope everyone enjoyed the fantastic meal it. certainly did look good. and hopefully everyone can get some well-deserved rest this holiday. your family, they are home, and they love you so much. we flew 8331 miles to be here tonight for one simple

reason, to tell you in person that this thanksgiving is a special thanksgiving. we're doing so well. our country is the strongest economically it's ever been. we have never done so well. we have the greatest economy anywhere in the world. so it's nice to know that you are fighting for something that is doing well as opposed to something that was not doing well just a number of years ago. nicole: what i really enjoyed is the president speak to the truth he didn't complain what was going on in the united states. he didn't say all the impeachment issues. all he did was spoke positively about our country and thanked them for what they are doing and reintegrate some hope in them. help them understand we really appreciate that they are there. i thought it was a very positive message. i loved all the secrecy of you who he got there. there was a second air force 1 that was hidden in the hanger. he didn't want this trip to be compromised. they took every precaution to make sure he was going to

get there and deliver this positive message to our troops. dean: pete, you have been to this bag gram air force base a time or two in your life? pete: i have. dean: what's it like when the commander-in-chief suddenly shows up on thanksgiving? pete: of course it's a boost. you see the photos. everyone is smiling and happy. everyone in that back drop right there is missing their family, husband, wife, mother, father, whatever. they are in afghanistan in a place where they are hoping to come home safely from. the fact that the commander-in-chief makes a trip like this, visits them, serves them a little turkey he said he got mashed potatoes and no turkey. but it means a lot. i have spent two or three. i can't remember in each deployment i was gone for thanksgiving. but, you know, your commanders do the best they can to make you feel at home when your commander-in-chief comes it's an extra boost. good on him. and i know you could see in the faces of the troops they really appreciated it.

nicole: in addition to a boost to it troops he was there to discuss peace talks with the taliban. listen. >> as you know, for a period of time, we have been wanting to make a deal and so have the taliban. we pulled back. we were getting close. and we pulled back. we didn't want to do it because of what they did. at the same time, we are bringing down the number of troops substantially. but we are able to, because of the weaponry and all of the things that we have in place, and we're going to stay until such time as we have a deal or we have total victory. and they want to make a deal very badly. pete: yeah, it's pretty important. how you finish wars really matters. we have been there for almost two decades in afghanistan. the future is very uncertain. a bad deal is worse than no deal. and the taliban has not shown they have been good faith partners. but ultimately if we can hand it over to a strengthened afghanistan government that has the security forces capable of

fighting the taliban, that's a good thing. talks continue. where it goes, count me as skeptical. dean: that place is a quagmire no doubt about it. nicole: another story happening is hong kong. protesters in the street now waiving american flags for america. thousands of pro-democracy protesters taking to the streets waving american flags and celebrating president trump signing of a law supporting their months' long movement. pete: we have been covering on the program for a long time hong kong there was a bill tried to pass six months ago. main land china wanting extradition. meaning if they wants you from hong kong china because you are speaking out from the government we will take you. freedoms effectively go. >> hong kong bastion of freedom and capitalism. the senate passed a bill saying we support the protesters. look at those images right there. dean: that's incredible. pete: they are singing the national anthem. these are freedom-loving

people saying china is a communist country that wants to crush us. only one place on earth that can support us, that's america. nicole: values america was founded on. america is going to come and support hong coming evened a amidst the trade war. president trump is putting democracy and 23r50e78 in front of the trade wars he has been. in he was credit sized saying the united states is not dog interscreen in hong kong because is he too focused on the trade deal. pete: he can do both. dean: i love that photo. they are trolling right there. there is some trolling going on there. a-level trolling. pete: the president a-level trolling. and these protesters are saying this is a fighter for freedom. this is our guy. this is who we stand with. xi jinping who is he trying to make a deal with. he is ultimately a autocrat,

a dictator. he wants to control the world the chinese dream. they look at a guy like trump and they see rocky balboa, a fighter for freedom. our press here mike mock him for it. that's how protesters see him waiving the fmla singing the anthem, holding up that photo what is going on in hong kong is eminencely immensey important. when you think about thanksgiving mange grateful to be free. dean: think they're somewhere in the united states but to think it's happening in hong kong is amazing. now to another amazing black sty black friday. nicole: hoping to score major discounts on the latest holiday items. pete: live in front of macy's in edison, new jersey, where shoppers have been in and out since midnight. jackie, good morning. >> good morning to you. actually the macy's behind me was only at 5:00 last night and stayed open all night.

walking around and things strewn. cleaned up the store to get ride for today. people out after thanksgiving walking off the turkey and starting to spend money. here inside the mall the stores opening at 6:00. shopper was walking down. the kiosks are taking the covers off and things are starting to get going. but this is a very important day when it comes to the retail seasonal. last year on black friday 6.2 billion in sales. the projection for today more than 7 billion. the average amount that people are going to spend according to the expectations about 400 bucks when they cosm out today. wear with black friday people would be rushing the entrances and lined up outside. it's not been exactly like that. more slow and steady if you will. the discounts will be very deep today. they were deep pretty much all week leading into this. also important to remember is thanksgiving came late this year. so the holiday shopping season is going to be about six days shorter. will the retailers be able

to make up for it? we shall see. pretty robust so far from november 1st to now spending maybe $53 billion. that's up 16% year over year. so when you think about the state of the economy, you think about retail. remember, consumers are about two thirds of what's going on out there. if they spend today, essentially going to help a lot, guys. back to you. pete: jackie, thank you very much. appreciate it. nicole: something tells me they will be spending. dean: even with six less days to do so they will do so. carley how is it going today? carley: listen, if you stayed home for thanksgiving, you are very lucky. extreme weather is crippling holiday travel on thanksgiving it could be getting worse for some people headed back home. in wisconsin an officer's body camera catching power lines exploding in high winds. a marcher knocked to the ground by a parade float in windy new york city. yikes.

[screams] >> oh my gosh. >> winter weather now traveling throughout weekend. north korea praising new tests of its super large multiple rocket blancher there it is right there. state media releasing photos of fiery march that happened in thanksgiving. seen as a show of force as kim jong un's deadline for nuclear talks with the u.s. rapidly approaches. if the two sides don't revive talks before then, we could see uptick in military test from the rogue regime. to thanksgiving football now. the saints clinch a third straight nfc title by stuffing the falcons 26-18. and in detroit bear's quarterback on the lions defense throwing three touchdown passes in a 24-20 win. to say continue the pun, the

bills carvel up the cowboys with a trick play. watch this. >> a little trickery and a pass to boot, wide open. single terry with the buffalo touchdown. carley: buffaloes win 26-156789 those are your headlines. pete: thank you very much. dean: the bills did it. pete: hill for the saints? dean: swiss army knife. he can do it all. nicole: absolutely. i know exactly who we are talking about. pete: he was awesome. lots of football. we love it. we will bring it to you. democrats promised impeachment hearings wouldn't distract them from legislation. >> qui walk and chew gum at the same time. >> walk and chew gum at the same time. >> we can walk and chew gum at the same time. >> walk and chew bubble gum at the same time. dean: get that point. walk and chew bubble gum.

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>> we can walk and chew gum. >> they can walk and chew gum. >> walk and chew bubble gum at the same time. >> we can walk and chew gum at the same time. >> everyone says that but is that the mess for that they use as well? >> yes, actually. dean: democrats insist they can walk and chew gum at the same time when it comes to handling their impeachment inquiry and actually legislating. nicole: next guest points out why they can't. pete: here to break down is charlie kirk. thank you for being with us this morning. >> you too. pete: we have seen what they have said and we have also seen what they have not done. what are we missing here? >> you are not missing much. the democrats ran specifically to take back the house and try solve complex problems for the american people. they lied to their constituents. now you have people like adam schiff and jerry nadler and nancy pelosi that are allowing this fake impeachment to move forward. and you look at these things that are so important for our country. usmca, for example, a trade

deal. immigration proposal, infrastructure, addressing prescription drug prices. things that the united states have tried to solve. and, yet, the democrats have neglected these pressing needs and wants for middle class americans for some sort of political circus in washington, d.c. and you are starting to see this backfire and boomerang against these democrats. but these democrats were entrusted with trying to solve these problems in some of these swing districts that donald trump won in 2016. they have shown all they care about more than anything else as we moving donald trump and not delivering results for the american people. pete: charlie, why can't they do both? because they say they can. is there not enough days on the legislative calendar? are they too focused on impeachment? why can't they? >> well, getting d.c. to do anything at all is a remarkable achievement. here is why. because the energy of the democrat base is towards impeachment and removal and revenge. the democrats are engaged in

a pre-med tighted impeachment. prepremeditated. wimpeachment. it was started when he was worn into office in january of 2017. putting aside all the priorities and saying the only thing that matters is seeking revenge for a president who was never supposed to win an election. quite honestly, pete, the deeper i dig into it and more lawmakers i talk, to almost as if democrats don't want to give trump the win. it's as if they don't want him to have any sort of legislative victories whatsoever. dean: so they cannot walk and chew gum at the same time. perhaps that's the eleven here. nicole: doing what they wanted to do. if they wanted to get past legislation they could have. 50 bills introduced regarding drug prices. nothing has been signed into action. it's all there they have the infrastructure but they are not doing it. i think you are right, they don't want to give them the win. just remember, the republicans maintain all three branches for that short amount of time they got the tax cuts done, criminal justice reform because they wanted to get things done. if democrats really wanted

to move forward on some of these issues, drug prices and others, they could. they are not. and intentional. pete: real quick, charlie. >> the accountability. the right to try criminal justice reform. so many bills passed nancy pelosi is using her time and energy to try tree move a president rather than solve issues. pete: that's what's at stake in 2020. charlie kirk, thank you for your time. >> you bet. thank you. pete: men across the country growing beards and mustaches. i'm not going to shave until sunday after the show. no shave november. to raise awareness of men's health. how much do dean and i know things about that. dean: not that much. we have dr. nicole here with her husband dr. paul sapphire next. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like martin.

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carley: welcome back. quick headlines to get to. students around the world hitting the streets to protest climate change. the event called friday for the future was inspired by green activist greta van susteren. more than 700 people celebrated in september. want to see an end to black friday in france. dozen of activists blocking an amazon warehouse demanding lawmakers take action. critics of the shopping holiday claims it causes waste, pollution and overconsumption. police eventually broke up the demonstration. pete? dean: there it is. pete: men have given up

their razors in the month of november recognize men's health. dean: we have the ultimate husband and wife dr. duo here to celebrate men's health fact from fiction. pete: here to break it down board certified neurosurgeon a title we will never have dr. paul saphier and dr. dr. nicole saphier with your husband in. nicole: don't want to miss him on black friday. pete: quiz us on things we probably don't know because you are both smart and we're not. nicole: question fact or fiction tell you if you are right or wrong. first one. cutting calories does not always lead to weight lost. pete: cutting calories does not always lead to weight

loss. >> it is a fact. when you start cutting calories you are starving yourself a little bit. so your body goes into survival mode. best way to lose weight, exercise. pete: have you got to do both. you can't just cut calories. dean: i thought that was a trick question. nicole: question number two is going to be easy for pete. eating more protein means more muscle? pete: i wrote yes very big. >> eating more protein does not necessarily mean more muscle. lean protein. like anything you eat too much of any type of caloric intake. you are going to get more feet. you need exercise. pete: i got it wrong. >> eating clean and healthy is great. you need to also exercise. like everything, you need to

exercise. katie: low kach beer carb beersl give you a beer belly? dean: i'm going to say fact. pete: i will say yes and no. >> low-carb beers, lower calories, still alcohol. pete: how many beers are you drinking? that's why it depends. >> that's true, right? one or two low carb beers not going to get a beer belly. well, can i have a six pack of these and it's not going to count. that's not necessarily true. >> beer itself has sugar in it which tends to have fat deposition and for men it goes right there. squats are bad for you? pete: squats? nicole: are those bad for you? pete: no, n-o. they are great for you. dean: i'm saying fiction. >> i say a little bit of both. exercise is great. nicole: it's fiction. >> it is fiction.

i think that, you know, with any type of exercise if you do it wrong can you get hurt you can hurt your spine and back and jury a joint. do squats but do them appropriately. pete: see the one guy in the weight room doing squats wrong it will hurt their back. nicole: great way to get your heart rate going. as long as you didn't keep your back straight. dean: somewhere in the 600. i'm kidding. nicole: last question. you have to have protein after a workout for your workout to be effective. dean: it's wording have to. pete: it's fiction. of my pen is deplorable. >> it is fiction. depends out what your goal is. if you have a lower glycemic index. your body is going to burn all your fat and stuff like

that during your workout. you don't need to down protein. that's not going to build muscle. eating clean, doing appropriate workout. that's the thing. pete: i feel like if i lift weights and don't eat protein it's kind of a waste. don't you need pro-teen to help you add muscle? katie: you need protein to survive. >> that's healthy for you and want to do the appropriate workouts. you don't need to power through protein bar immediately after to make it effective. dean: everything in moderation. >> you have to be moderately moderate. pete: perfect. moderately moderate. not my motto. thank you. great stuff. >> thank you for having us. pete: petpete buttigieg. polling numbers. we will ask diamond and silk who are here to react next. ♪ get ready 'cause here i

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relief and remission within reach. ♪ pete: welcome back the morning after thanksgiving. you are recovering and so are we. you are sharing your photos with us and we appreciate it. here is a photo of mark of his newborn celebrating her first thanksgiving. beautiful. nicole: look at that. dean: photo of david turkey he cooked for the needy. he delivered it to a nearby shelter after watching "fox & friends" which is right there in the background. pete: god bless him. nicole: photo from gail whose family is already ready for christmas by putting their christmas tree up on thanksgiving. pete: we'll forgive them. dean dean can i live with that. nicole: christmas tree coming up today. dean: hotel i was staying started putting up decorations on thanksgiving day. nicole: they had pictures

with santa at the mall before halloween this year. that's a bit much. pete: let's bring in the judge and jury diamond and silk fox nation personalities. christmas before thanksgiving. christmas before halloween? what's acceptable? nicole: i see a tree. >> it should be thanksgiving and then christmas. but we always -- i like to put the tree up on thanksgiving so it will be up for the holiday. pete: how was your thanksgiving, ladies? >> it was beautiful. i had the pleasurable of making the candied yams and collard greens. >> i did the macaroni and cheese and banana pudding. pete: next year bring them for us on the show, please. >> oh, yes. pete: lovely to have you both. pete buttigieg is set to visit historically black church in north carolina as he a ramps up ads in south carolina. right now is he polling at less than 1% mings black

voteramongst blackvoters in sou. why is he not reaching black voters? >> because, you know, long gone are the days where someone like boot edge edge think he can take hood wink black people. i would tell and urge black people to not listen to what people say but watch what they do. go back and look at boot edge edge, his records, he is the mayor of south bend. that's one of the worst cities that you can live, in rivetted with crime. go back and listen to that. then what he is doing when he is going into the black churches, is he trying to pander for votes. >> that's right. >> here's what i love. i love that the president of the united states, president donald j. trump, he didn't have to pander for votes. he asks you out right. what in the hell do you have to lose. >> that's right. >> give me a chance. we gave president trump a chance and now look at how the economy is booming, especially for black people. unemployment at an all-time

low. so when we look at boot edge edgy is panders, and shame on these to allowing them to come into that church to exploit their members. >> ask president trump a question right now if democrats get back in, black people have a whole lot to lose. >> that's right. nicole: i love the emotion that's coming there i also worry that people treat the black vote as very monolithic. i think you obviously have a wide variation of african-americans that are voting. i ron der if the reason that biden polls better, fairs better than the rest is just because of name recognition. but, also, because he tends to be more moderate than the other candidates. and i think that does appeal more to black voters. >> it's because of probably name recognition. but, what i would urge black people to do is to go back and look at what he said about black people on the senate floor. >> that's right. >> that echoed the

sentiments of racism and bigotry. >> that's right. >> that will tell you a lot about old sleepy joe. >> it's time for black people to stop flopping with the wind and stick with the personal that's winning for them. that's president donald j. trump. if but th boot edge edge can't o it in south bend he can't do it in south carolina. pete: watch fowatch them on fox nation. on his twitter account it is supposed to be pronounced boot edge edge. you are spot on. merry christmas, may i be the first to tell you on this day after thanksgiving. >> you go. [slay bells] pete: carley come in. carley: i am sprinkling my magic dust around the studio. more than 50 families could return home this weekend after a massive chemical

plant explosion. officials in texas will reassess the evacuation orders today, hours after firefighters finally got those flames under control. the tpc plant caught fire early wednesday, sending a blast of flames into the air and rocking homes as far as 30 miles away. three employees were injured. they are all okay. a high profile bar fight in the nation's capital acting deputy homeland security director ken kutcher 234e8ly says he was forced to leave an event when former maryland governor martin o'malley launched an assault. o'malley criticizing cuccinelli for president trump's immigration policies. instead of fighting back. the director tells "the washington post," quote, i says martin one of us has to rise above us. and it's obviously not going to be you. listen to this a baby shark saves a toddler's life. look closely at that picture right there. can you see a hole in the

side of the stuffed animal. police in madison wisconsin stay stopped a stray bullet that came through the wall of the sleeping child's bedroom on sunday. the doll was just a few inches from the 3-year-old. that is incredible. well, starbuck is apologizing after a police officer is handed a coffee cup with the word pig written on the label. a police chief in oklahoma says that apology wasn't the initial response. >> offered to have us come back and she would relabel the cup. no. no. that's quite all right. >> guess what, the officer was buying coffee for 911 dispatchers working on thanksgiving. the starbucks employee who made the label claims it was just a joke. that person has been suspended. those are your headlines. dean: funny joke. pete: i hope suspendside code for fired. carley: we will follow that one. pete: what is wrong with people? pete: who is that guy going

to call the next time he gets accosted? going to call that guy? dean: call 911 and that guy will thereby to help him. nicole: going to call adam klotz on fox square. pete: not going to call adam. adam: chilly out here. a whole lot colder. people out here braving it with me. temperatures are down on the chilly side. take a look at those maps down 31 degrees here here in new york city. stretching down no the 20's and 30's the western side of the country. used to it. warmer on the east coast yesterday. continuing to battle rounds and rounds of snow. winter watches and warns. running all the way up into the plains. everything there is a blizzard warning. heavy, heavy snow make visibility down below a quarter of a mile. good news is for all the folks back out here on fox plaza, the energy, no snow for us. what is a dingdong dolly? do you see these shirts

dingdong dolly? >> a song goes dingdong daddy from do you mea dumas. we are the dollies instead of the daddies. adam: can i get from the crowd back to you. >> back to you. nicole: a lot of energy. we are very excited to be with dean this morning because he has been working on incredible project last several years. he is going to tell us more about now. dean: i have done a couple documentaries now. second documentary that i have produce you had. this one is called hate among us. deals with the rise in anti-semitism not only in the united states but europe as well two. areas we focus on. take a look here and see if you find it interesting. >> has it returned to the point where jews only feel safe in israel? do they feel safe right there i middle east in an area they often describe as a sea of hate: >> we found three sisters moved from israel from

france 10 years earlier. >> >> my sisters and i moved to israeli where people believe security risks are high but we as jews feel safe. i call on every jew who feels freedom on his home land to come to israel and see us here. it can be different. pete: they are moving out of europe because of the anti-semitism. dean: you hear about the rise in hate crimes and so so and so forth. huge portion of that is headed towards anti-semitism. that's really what it is. we want to address that in this film. it premiers tonight in new york and also in los angeles. if u. can get out there and take a look. please check it out. pete: check this out. hate among us: as americans celebrate with their families this thanksgiving weekend. next guest says don't take that for granted. why my college pals went to yale while my high school friends went to jail.

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find roofs caved in and seats stripped with if you are all over their cars. the animal caused about $15,000 worth of damage. and something tells me, pete, he is not going to pay it back. pete: no. all right. thank you, carley. as we gather to celebrate the thanksgiving holiday and eventually christmas, a yale graduate is warning others not to overlook the importance of family. dean: in the new op-ed titled while my college pals went to yale -- while my high school friends went to jail. robert henderson writes affluent people take their families for granted. they are so used to having stable families it doesn't occur to them what it would be like it go without. pete: robert joins us now to explain. >> good morning, thanks for having me. pete: one of the common sense arguments that we miss so often as we talk about politics or economics or other dynamics. you are saying the folks you are at yale with or graduate school with they have stable families and sometimes they

don't realize how good they have got it? >> yeah, that's exactly right. one of the things i noticed the difference between the people that i grew up with and the people that i went to college with, stark differences in their family structures i was born into poverty in los angeles. my dad abandoned us. my mother was addicted to drugs. i spent my childhood living in foster homes and attending military and attending yale. every single one of my friends in yale grew up in a two-parent stable family. dean: talk to us about that. we are both parents here. for me i'm an adopted kid too. i understand where i might have gone not had my father not come into my life and gave me a strong hand. what is it that kept you on the straight and narrow then. >> i wasn't always on the straight and narrow to be honest. i wasn't a very good student. a lot of people like to hold the school system responsible for how children end up. the thing is like my schools weren't that bad. my teachers were pretty dedicated to me and the other students and they

urged me to apply myself. i just didn't have much supervision at home so i didn't do my homework or any of my assignments. i do think that the interest of the te teachers who might have played a very small role. the thing is i still have he had bad grades. it wasn't until i joined the military and had structure in my life that i wound up finding potential. pete: good for you. what's your message to two parents homes or divorced homes. what else your message to fathers and mother as they invest to kids? >> right. i want you to pay attention to your kids. take an interest in them. and know that whatever goes on in the home is much more important than what goes on in school or what their teachers are other people are telling them. having a stable and secure home is very important for young children. dean: very, very well said. thank you, robert. the importance of parents. i can't stress it enough. pete: common sense wisdom. that's what you brought this morning and we're thank 68 for ifulfor it this day after

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landing on a pitch black tarmac at bagram airfield. largest military base in afghanistan. president trump spent three and a half hours on the ground. he visited with the troops. served them turkey he also met with the afghan president. that is where he talked about the allusive peace deal. >> the president knows what i'm saying. the taliban wants to make a deal. and we're meeting with them. and we're saying it has to be a cease-fire. they didn't want to do a cease-fire. but now they do want to do a cease-fire. i believe it will probably work out that way. >> but this morning the tall taliban refuted that telling it is way too early to talk about rums of talks for now. they will have a more official reaction later. for four you see president trump arriving back in florida. we will see if he has any action to the new reaction we are getting this morning from the taliban once he makes his way off of air force one. dean: , nicole, pete?

pete: the whole idea of peace talks is a tricky one. where does this go? i don't know. no faithful partner on the afghan size. we can talk about the politics of afghanistan. we have done that for quite some time for almost two decades. over thanksgiving, while you were enjoying your neil meal with your family appreciative and grateful for what we have in this country, the president jumped on air force one right there. he still hasn't gotten off the plane. he just landed in the united states. we are seeing them bring the stairway up to air force one. a long trip as the president said 8331 miles to bag gram air force base. dean: and back. pete: spending two and a half to three hours on the ground serving the troops thanksgiving additional. and giving a speech mental to boost morale. nicole: not only boost morale. is he trying to do what the obama administration failed to do. he decried the afghani war as a dumb war. political reasons.

he kept pulling troops out. but what he failed to do was put an infrastructure in place for long-term stability of afghanistan. president trump has vowed to take troops from afghanistan. however, he appreciates and understands the fundamental need for a stable government there before we do that he is working on both sides. is he bringing morale up for our troops by visiting them and really getting everyone feeling great on thanksgiving. he is also showing that he is committed to peace talks with the taliban. unfortunately he will have to do that if we do want any sort of long-term success in afghanistan. dean: no matter what he does if he goes and visits the troops on thanksgiving, spends his thanksgiving flying and doing all of that serving the troops and doing whatever. people will try to secure him well i guess the original "newsweek" headline is he was golfing and hanging out and they had to quickly amend that people picking on him for not talking about the impeachment stuff while he is over there. they are doing -- he is over

there to serve our troops and to say thank you. and to shine a light on this ever, ever going war. nicole: he could have used this gain 2020 election. calling out democrats and not happening right now and impeachment inquiry. he did not do that he focused on a positive message and really just focused on our troops. pete: we are watching and waiting fort in the to emerge right down there in palm beach, florida. you mentioned obama's treatment in afghanistan. he surged there. but when he surged he told the enemy when we were going to leave at the same time. which is ultimate morale booster. i was there in 2011 and 2012 as part of the backlash of that. if you have allies how are telling we're behind you but then at the same time telling you only for a little itty-bitty piece of time. ultimately it undercuts your narrative why you are there. taliban uses it effectively. president made it clear i don't want to be here

indefinitely. ultimately the taliban had an attack that killed many afghans in that process. showing they are not serious about any sort of a cease-fire. president said fine, talks are off. we are done. i. a good deal not just any deal at all. that's the afghanistan. you spend all this time and treasure in afghanistan going and tackling regime. here we are this far later saying we just have to be there because we are there. he says that's not smart. what we need to do is kill the enemy, either totally destroy them or cut a deal that allows the afghans to do it themselves. it shouldn't be american boys to do this if we can extricate ourselves. you see him on the right side of that screen with the troops telling them i have got your back. i'm trying to cut a deal with the taliban. no one wants to deal with the taliban. they are not good folks. we want to get you out of here. his reception as we saw photos other places in the media was warm across the

board. troops appreciate that he made this trip. he could have stayed cozy in florida or the white house. instead he made the trip and showed the troops that he loves them. nicole: did he have turkey with the troops? he didn't have it at his own thanksgiving dinner. pete: i believe he sat down with the troops. he dug into his mashed potatoes first. didn't hit the turkey the general said to him sir, we need to go over here and take photos. he bemoans that he went mashed potatoes first before having turkey. nicole: i like that plan. dean: i go mashed potatoes first. pete: i put mashed toe tatos. stuffing. nicole: i future all together as a hodgepodge it's amazing. dean: he is over there with our troops. things people forget about this is america's longest wear. that's shocking to me. pete: ever. dean: you don't hear it talked about. we are at war right now.

don't hear it talked about on a daily basis those men and women are over there. great morale booster for the men and women over there. pete: of course it is. pakistan has not been our friend across the border. the enemy has used that very effectively. we have had a nato alliance there, but we're the -- i wore a nato patch on my shoulder when we were there we joked -- no, i wore an isaf patch. we joked we joked for i saw americans fighting. all these countries there standing for the nato alliance. ultimately america carries of the burden of the fight. as we always do. it's not just us. pete: there is the president right now emerging with a keep america great hat on. that's senator barrasso who made the trip with him as well. here they are arriving in florida descending down from air force one. we will track this and see if he make miss remarks to

reporters. but, historic day coming back from the battlefield here on the day after thanksgiving. dean: that's after 26 hours of flying. and three and a half hours or four hours on the ground. pete: very much. so he will get in his motor said and head over to, i believe, mar-a-lago. remember, this was all in secrecy. i learned about this yesterday at 2:00 in the middle of my thanksgiving dinner. hey, the president is in afghanistan. what it takes to conceal a trip like this, you are removing cell phones from reporters who are in the pool. you are keeping a close hold inside the white house. you have got to detract. have you got to basically conceal your movement for people that watch air travel around the world and then have you got to land safely in afghanistan, a hot zone and get to the base to speak with the troops. a big move, not just for the president but for his security detail, the secret service. good on them. nicole: amount of detail and effort that went into this

trip is uncanny and to be appreciated. i heard they took all internet devices from the airplane. including the president himself. he didn't have access to the internet himself. pete: prescheduled his tweets so people would believe he is here. if it's thanksgiving the president is probably tweeting. you can do that on twitter. schedule the tweets so they scheduled it to make it look like he was doing that up stead he was on air force one delivering that meal. you e. he will be heading to maybe enjoy his own thanksgiving additional. well-deserved landing all the way back from a trip to afghanistan. nicole: surprise visit to visit our troops. pete: he is doing that and here's the way the media characterized as nicole said. they are digging you at him. >> what he didn't talk about. >> the president largely stayed away from politics. did not once mention house speaker nancy pelosi or adam schiff. you cover the white house.

i cover the white house. we know that's pretty rare. >> the president showed support for the troops comes as the recently fired navy secretary had scathing words for the commander-in-chief. >> today's surprise comes as the president faces blistering criticism from his fired navy secretary richard spencer. >> i think it's notable that the president is not bringing those issues up. reference any of the pardons that he issued for those three service members who were accused of war crimes or his interference in the case of eddie gallagher. pete: interference you mean commander-in-chief? it actually would have been quite appropriate if he had mentioned that. the troops would have received it extremely well. it's his choice what he talks about or doesn't talk about. but to immediately pan and say look what the president didn't talk about. it's amazing he didn't. he can talk about whatever he wants wherever he wants and to bring up the cases that he intervened on i think ultimately could have been a shot in the arm saying i'm still here. still fighting at the enemy. still shooting at me. dean: and i got your back.

nicole: his message was positive. tried to stay away from anything that could be political or controversial and it was very positive message on thanksgiving for our troops. dean: i don't believe he didn't talk about the nfl. nicole: there is still today. pete: it never ever ends. carley shimkus will talk about the nfl. carley: i want to talk about food real quick. it shus hit me yesterday i was looking up to what president trump would eat for thanksgiving. usually the white house releases that i couldn't find it anywhere. i was wondering why. just dawned on me that meal was never going to happen. interesting stuff. a lot of people might be watching us now stuck inside there sex stream weather across the country. we will get to that right now. that weather crippling holiday travel on thanksgiving it. could be even worse for some people headed back home. in california, a sinkhole opening up near los angeles collapsing a road after heavy rains. and in windy new york city, a parade balloon knock as woman to the ground.

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>> first step act. >> this is a fine first step, but, you know, that's like saying you just took a first step that you learn need to learn how to talk. >> only bipartisan bills passed under this president are the ones i led. >> i will give him credit for signing the first step act. that doesn't mean that this presidency is good news for black americans. pete: 2020 democrats down playing the president's role in signing the first step act nearly one year ago working towards criminal justice reform. our next guest says that is one of the most important issues to black voters in his community. are the president's actions strong enough to get their vote in 2020. here to discuss is executive director of unhyphenated america christopher harris. thank you so much for joining us this morning. your organization did a poll. unscientific necessarily. you a lot of folks in the black community says how important is criminal justice reform to you in philadelphia in particular.

you got a big response. you said 30% of the folks you riched out to said it's important. we have seen polling that has reflected that that almost a third of the black community is supportive of this president. so what do you say to his detractors? >> hey, well, good morning, pete. pete: good morning, happy thanksgiving. >> thank you. what i say to the detractors you should probably be a little scared. because, here it is, we conducted polling in the metro philadelphia area. and this was all registered independents and democrats who are all black. and here we are in the city of brotherly love. this was an issue many of them were concerned. first of all, pete, this was not, oddly enough, the major concern. this is part of an ongoing effort by our organization along with our sister organizations tea party community and the black sphere we were commissioned to find out what's the information. what's the maybe misinformation that's taking place out there in the black community and a lot of concerned citizens out

there. our polling, our informal polling if you will has led us to believe that the information that we are helping to get out there, we feel like we are doing a lot to help lead the charge to get information out there. that information is reaching people. and we're not just doing it here in philadelphia. that was one of the first places we chose. over 10 different states and 15 different major metropolitan areas. pete: we have to get the word out. the media is never going to report it. christopher, these couple of polls that we have seen recently that show support for president trump and the black community as high as a third. a lot of people in the media are dismissing it. what do you say to people who dismiss those numbers? >> well, i mean it's easy to dismiss it when you are scared. and that's part of the problem there, pete. it's the misinformation out there. you know, i'm a christian, i'm always going to go back to my bible john 8:32 says when you know the truth, the truth will set you free. and so we feel like we need to get the truth out there. get information out there because like everyone else,

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pete: you know, thanksgiving is an american made holiday, thank you george washington and abraham lincoln for making it a holiday. we had a great thanksgiving and our viewers has as well. our viewers have been sending in photos mat and nicole. nicole: gorgeous photo. photo with donna big texas family. look at that great gathering. pete: who cooked for that crew? dean: amy whose husband dana is a police officer. he was off duty for thanksgiving and he decided to run a turkey trot race. well done. >> good for him. pete: you are off and working out. i worked out yesterday, too. it felt weird but then i ate more as a result later on. dean: it really was a wash. nicole: you don't want to eat more because you worked out. that's just negating your entire work out experience. pete: i worked out a little

bit so i could eat a lot. dean: didn't you pay attention to the quiz earlier? pete: it doesn't work out. what have you got for us? carley: you were working out a lot of people were eating. the president was doing something very special. we will start there with a fox news alert. moments ago president trump landing in west palm beach, florida after a surprise visit to afghanistan. the commander-in-chief spending time with our troops and serving thanksgiving dinner. he also announced plans to resume peace talks with the taliban. the trip was kept secret for security reasons. a sorority is suspended accused of hazing, drinking and drug use. the university of central florida taking action against pi beta phi following unanimous report that a pledge was forced to take shocks and chug and get blacked out. national representatives for the sorority do not believe the full chapter was involved. the school will hold a hearing next month.

actress lori loughlin is holding mock trials before heading to court. us weekly her lawyers are grilling her about charges in the college admission scandal. loughlin and her husband are accused of paying $500,000 to have their daughters admitted to usc as fake sports recruits. both have pleaded not guilty. loughlin's trial has not been scheduled yet. and listen to this: a runner gets a double surprise as she crosses the finish line at a turkey trot. watch this. >> i missed you. >> i missed you more. [cheers] >> will you marry me? >> are you serious? >> yes. [cheers] >> oh my gosh, airman lucas getting down on one knee and proposing to elizabeth methods. she had no idea he was coming home to wisconsin. let alone with a ring. and as i weep in the background, we are going to turn to adam, have you got a

check of your weather. adam: guys, it is cold outside. look at this crowd. giving me all the energy i need. staying warm. staying warm. [cheers] adam: temperatures down around freezing here in new york city right now. across the country that's pretty much been the case. 30's, mid 30's. big winter weather out on the west coast. we have seen this for the last couple of days. winter storm watches, warnings, that's a blizzard moving through portions of the dakotas. that's going to linkser through the weekend. everyone here is excited. cold. keep that energy going. [cheers and applause] adam: have you guys done any black friday shopping yet? >> not yet. adam: do we have a deal for you? we're moving this way coming up to the kiosk. >> we have got to come around to the front. we have a ton of stuff for foxnews.com. "fox & friends" holiday ornaments, we have the "fox & friends" -- fox news mugs. we have got the t-shirts. we have got the beanie which

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dean: more than a day just doing that. >> i mean you could call it black fridayish. it started on thursday at 6:00 p.m. went all the way through overnight and throughout the day and end this evening at 10:00. take a look at this place. there are people absolutely everywhere. shoppers have come out in force. they have come in ways waves. packed in here and slows down. and now starts to pick back up. plenty of people with their shopping bags taking advantage of all of these deals and steals. if you thought retail was dead, you are wrong. about 165 million people will shop over the long five day holiday weekend according to the national retail federation. if you compare black friday to cyber monday, still, about twice as many people will be shopping on black friday compared to cyber monday. so, here at tyson's corner, plenty of people are happy to get their deals.

and i know dean, pete, nicole, did i do any shopping? guilty as charged. i have picked up some deals. they have 50% off everything. i couldn't resist. pete: well done. pete: ann and all of us had thanksgiving. now the leftovers are here for the day after. what do you do with them to make them yummy. today learning tips on how to make our leftovers seem great again. dean: here to show us how is the owner of black honorable restaurant in new york city chef john daugherty. some people argue the day after is the better than thanksgiving itself. >> i have taken our sweet potatoes left over, chicken broth or turkey broth and would can make a soup. very simply with the blender. that's all it takes. >> you were going to tell us

the secret of thanksgiving. >> did i but the motor as running. we have got to know what it is. look at this. some leftover died turkey and then for me, my favorite part are prunes soaked in cognac. pete: you might need prunes the next day. >> the more the better. >> i love a turkey sand witch with cheddar cheese and gran cranberry grilled with a little bit of butter. dean: that looks great. > pete: i knew pete would get to the soup. i got to it. so simple but good. >> it is. >> here i have taken turkey. black beans. >> please, dig. in turkey, black beans, chipotle with a salsa verdicverdeand we fried and bak. my favorite breakfast. if you have a bunch of

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is the best way to do it too. nicole: this is amazing. i think we will just sit here and eat. >> thank you. dean: protesters disrupting a conservative speaker on the college campus. >> my question is not a delusion. >> my question is not a delusion. pete: that school is convincing students that they're being oppressed. is that true? we will bring it to you next. ♪ that's where i come from ♪ i'm proud as anyone - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi grill. get the perfectly grilled flavors of an outdoor grill indoors, and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do even more, like transform into an air fryer. the ninja foodi grill, the grill that sears, sizzles, and air fry crisps.

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touring the continent and meeting with entrepreneurs. and talk about personal service. instagram co-founder kevin sis strin admits he flew to rome twice to personally set up the pope's account. the pope has racked up millions of followers three years since he has been on instagram. pete? pete: thanks, carley. the campus free speech debate escalating college of the holy cross in massachusetts. protesters disrupting a lecture by our next guest. [chanting: myopressure is not a delusion. my o. pressure is no --

pete: great to have you. you have been, you know, accosted in these events. why are they trying to block your message? >> because i am challenging what is now their central point of identity and power, which is the claim that american society and american campuses turns them into victims. in fact, their oppression is a delusion. i tell them that you are privileged to be in this college because you have unfitterred access to unfettered access to college. massive bureaucracy at every college today dedicated to one proposition. american society is profoundly bigoted and we, as faculty are also profoundly bigoted. this is a message with consequences, pete. because these students, if they could be taught to iwo pressure on the college campus, which is tolerance, at least if you are not a conservative, they can be taught to see oppression everywhere. and just look at the

democratic primary candidates today. pete: sure. >> the main theme is that america remains characterized by white supremacy. that is poisonous. it is incorrect. this is a society that offers opportunities. there is not a single mainstream institution that is not going out of its way to hire and promote as many minorities and females i musted a that it can to tell these students they are oppressed now and the rest of their lives does them a great disservice. pete: if they are not hearing it from you. you come to speak one time a year and they protest that speech are they hearing it from anyone else on campus. >> not really. even the few remaining faculty that are traditional are cowed by. this the censorship, the still marks aske ostracism so great. generally as soon as anybody

invokes oppression. people just turn the other way or actively encourage it as happened at both holy cross and bucknell. therapeutic rock painting exercises to recover from the violence that i allegedly represent. pete: if you tell anyone they are oppressed enough times, whether they are or they aren't, that will sink in. what's the result of that when these students go into society? >> well, first of all, it means they have not gotten an education. they have not. the effect of it is they are bringing this mentality with them. there is going to be massive pressure on the first amendment in this country do. not think that the idea that hate speech is legitimately sense sensorred however you define it? >> abraham lincoln once said the philosophy of the school one in one generation is the philosophy of the government the next. we are seeing that play out in front of us. thank you for your courage.

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>> happy thanksgiving. we have a photo, can you share it with us, a photo with your grandson. >> my two grandsons, 2 of my 3 grandsons. we didn't fashion coordinate, that's liam, 7 on the left, jace on the left, he's almost 3, almost 3. >> we love it. >> great time, big family. >> happy thanksgiving to all of your family. >> thank you. >> the president was over it. how does it feel to meet your commander in chief? >> i met in newsweek that he was going to be tweeting and playing golf in mar-a-lago that was the headline, snotty article how the president doesn't care about

anything but himself and then they had egg on their face when he made the surprise visit, he showed up in afghanistan and the troops, it means everything to the troops, 500 of them, big air base that you know well in kabul, they cheered him and now he has rebuilt the military, wonderful, wonderful gesture by the president, he put egg on the face of the fake news media by showing that he cares, you know, kabul, it's surrounded by hostile forces, the taliban has air missiles they could have used in air force, the big jet air in, came in lights out, landed, obviously heavy security but it was magnificent, i spoke

to the president last sunday and he did not mention afghanistan, you know, because security was everything, had to be in and then out, he spent 3 and a half hours there, he met gani, the president of afghanistan, they talked about the cease fire talks, plus the gesture to be with the troops, there's nothing like it major pete. >> absolutely. for anyone who miss what the president said, go ahead and take a listen. >> there's no where i'd rather celebrate this thanksgiving than right here with the toughest, strongest, best and bravest warriors in the face of the earth, we flew 8,331 miles to be here tonight for one simple reason, to tell you in person that this thanksgiving is a special thanksgiving. >> we have been want to go make a deal and so we pulled back, we were getting close and we pulled

back, we didn't want to do it because of what they did at the same time we are bringing down the number of troops substantially and stay until such time until we have a deal or we have total victory. >> geraldo, that's a strong message from the president, big surprise, newsweek, you mentioned the newsweek article, they have updated version of that. >> thank goodness. >> how did trump spend thanksgiving, tweeting, golfing and surprising the u.s. troop in afghanistan. >> they add to the sentence, dean, you noticed that? this is a way -- but you know what they don't do, they don't apologize. they don't say, you know, we screwed up because we are bias against this man, we won't let him have any positive vibe, you know, that's what they should do, they should use this as the moment to reflect on the absolute bias they have towards this president, how everything he does is construed in the most

evil possible way, you know, everything he does, everything he says, it is so symbolic, systematic of what he's up against with the media. >> you're right. the president respond, i thought newsweek was out of business which a lot of us had thought. [laughter] >> never misses an opportunity. >> the counterpunch. >> yeah. i guess are they still in business? >> it's really so lazy. >> it really is lazy. >> can i say one thing about the cease fire, the taliban talks, this is the longest war in american history, it is -- it is crucial to us, you know, we drew them down from 150,000 troops to now 12 to 13,000.

how much troops it takes to sustain presence in kabul, the capital and, you know, the other side of the country, i think we are about as low as you can get, cease fire talks are critical but not when the taliban negotiates by blowing up civil kins and attacking our troops, they have give us a cease fire, then you can talk and have future -- >> they have to disavow al-qaeda, acknowledge that the afghan government is the legitimate government, we are still a long way especially with the taliban that felt empowered after obama administration when they had an opportunity to take over the country. >> let's move on, what the dems call to go abolish ice, do you remember when they said this? >> i think abolish ice is a -- >> we need to rebuild our immigration system from top to

bottom starting by replacing ice -- >> we should protect families that need our help and that's not what ice is doing today, i believe we should get rid of it. >> we have to critically examine ice and its role and the way it is being administered and the work that it's done and think about starting from scratch. >> geraldo, we replayed the clips because democrats said we have to abolish it. we have tweets from alexandria ocasio-cortez abolish ice, those are recent tweets, the reason is they renewed their calls to abolish ice after 90 illegal immigrants posing at students were arrested trying to use a fake university, government said we will give you a degree and don't have to go anything for it. >> sound like something trump would do, right? >> exactly. the program was started under

the obama administration. what do you make of how people react reflectively to the president, they may not like this president, call it string operation, whatever they want, but they immediate i will go oh to trump? >> i have a lot to say about the president's prospect with latino voters, it's very important, but let me adder the fake university and, again the response, it had to be a trumpian scheme because they had trump university so another fake university, they took it as another opportunity to insult the president, again, another revealing more evidence of the bias that is so malignant that he wakes up and reads the washington post, new york times, goes online and sees story after story that is so negative toward him that it's really pathetic, i think this president has an opportunity, a historic opportunity to do what george w. bush did earn like 40% of the

latino vote, it's improbable given the fact that the president has done everything he can it seems to me as proud latino and friend of the president, he's done so much to alienate latinos. >> but, geraldo, like he's trying to alienate, if you want to come here legally, come here legally, that's not a target to latinos. a lot of people in the latino community support the president because they came here legally, big difference. >> there is a big difference and i was with president at mcallen texas, i believe that knowing this president as long as i have, decades, being around trump tower long before he contemplated running for president, seeing latinos in every positions, executive to elevator operator, he has such affection for latinos, he can do

so much more to increase, he got 28% to have latino vote last time, i think he has a chance as i said to get 40%, how, daca, the dreamers, the president has expressed support. >> do you think the community is working on daca, geraldo, these are tax-paying working people that believe we should have sovereign borders, why do we put them in a box and saying this one issue will win them over? >> i'm not putting latinos in a box at all, i'm merely saying, the president wants a wall, the wall is obtainable, he's getting it now, he can get the wall if he negotiates with the dreamers, give them, these are good folks, give them road to citizenship, they've been here an awfully long dangerous i just want the president -- i know this guy,

this is a president that just cares about people's achievements, their skills, their attitude toward life and attitude, he doesn't see black, brown, white, whatever it is, he sees people based on what they do for themselves and what they do for their families and what they do for their countries and i think he can do better and i believe that he will do better come next november. i really think this is an area where he can grow and he can be historic, important latino president, rice and beans trump tower and everything else. >> thank you so much, geraldo. >> thank you, dr. nicole. nice to meet you. >> hey, superman, superman had a super thanksgiving?

>> i did, you better believe it, my friend. >> carley is here too. carley: that's right, i will get you caught up on more headlines, extreme weather crippling holiday travel on thanksgiving and could be even worse for some people heading back home n wisconsin an officer's body camera catching power lines exploding in high wind and marcher knocked to the ground by parade balloon in windy new york city. winter weather traveling travel throughout the weekend. north korea touting new test, super large multiple rocket launchers, state media releasing these photos of the fiery launch on thanksgiving, seen as show of force as kim jong un's year end deadline for nuclear talks with the u.s. rapidly approach, if the two sides don't revive talks before then we could see uptick

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and this year they could spend, every year seems like the most popular items on black friday are electronics like iphones and right now fox business.com has article on ten best black friday sales, that includes apple ipad and mp3 player. dean, nicole. >> those photos showed a lot people running around, last night, they start opening earlier, don't they? matt, were they opened last night? >> people are taking advantage of sales even on thanksgiving day. >> it's not just black friday anymore, the whole weekend. matt, thank you so much, we will check back with you later, i think. still ahead president trump says peace talks with the taliban are back on during surprised trip to advance. >> the taliban wants to make a deal and we are meeting with them and we are saying it has to

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>> good morning, quick headline, alabama supreme court upholds a state law protecting confederate monuments, judges ruling in favor of the state which sued the city of birmingham for blocking a confederate statute, the new ruling reverses a lower-court decision that claims it was a violation of free speech to prevent older memorials from being changed or

moved. and the sam statute in north carolina is being handed over to a confederate history group, it's unclear exactly where the statute will go but the sons of confederate veterans cannot place it in any of the 14 counties that have a unc campus, interesting stuff, pete. >> yeah, erase in our history doesn't change. president trump revealing that peace talks with the taliban are back on over visit to troops in afghanistan. >> you know for a period of time we have been want to go make a deal and so have the taliban, we pulled back, we were getting closed, we pulled back, we didn't want to do it because of what they did, we are bringing down the number of troops substantially and stay until we have a deal or total victory. >> so is the end of the longest american war history finally in sight? author of sacred duty senator tom cotton, senator, thank you for being here, happy

thanksgiving, we appreciate you joining us on the day after. great to see you. you've served in iraq and afghanistan, you've been there in the holidays, two-part question, what is it like to have the commander in chief come visit and second of all where are we on outcome in afghanistan? >> well, first, pete, as you know being overseas in iraq or afghanistan or anywhere elsewhere we have troops around the world for thanksgiving or christmas it's a sad moment because you can't be with your family and if you can't be with your family there's no other place to be than with your battle buddies and the commander in chief make a special trip to serve them thanksgiving meal and appreciate their service, obviously we will have the taliban be part of any ultimate political solution in afghanistan but we have to remember the taliban las not renounced violence, has not renounced ties to al-qaeda or affiliated groups and does not recognize the group in kabul f they're ready to take that kind

of steps and reach cease fire, something that we can make progs on. the president recognized a few months ago and recognized with kim jong un in february, i don't think he would take this kind of deal either. >> they're not willing to do basic things and they want us to give up all the con deny -- concessions and remove our troops, are you willing to go back? >> i would, pete, if they want to make promises and american withdrawal, we won't have a long-lasting peace, afghanistan is the place from which 911 attacks were launched and largest concentration of terrorist organizations anywhere else in the world.

>> would you consider the fact that there were 17,000 homicides in méxico between january and june of 2019, huge problem on their hands, would designating the cartels as terrorist groups help? >> pete, just a few weeks ago 9 american citizens were slaughtered by the cartels in northern méxico, if the president has the authority to designate as terrorist organization that would impose new sanctions and criminal penalties to anyone that gives them support, if the law doesn't permit that, congress should act promptly, but the one thing we

can't allow for cartels to poison our communities and kill americans that are alí ago broad. >> do you think it would have an impact on border crossings, almost nothing happens at the border without the blessing to have cartels, duh it have an impact? >> yeah, it could have a pretty significant impact, the cartels are making a lot of money by trafficking illegal immigrants across méxico into our border, if they were designated as foreign terrorist designation or congress changes the law on criminal organizations, than anyone who has paid a cartel to help traffic them across méxico would himself be liable for criminal penalties, for material assistance to a terrorist organization or inadmissible into our country for that fact that would be a big change and helpful change in southern border. >> thank you, senator tom cotton from wherever you are this thanksgiving, happy thanksgiving to you. >> thanks, pete. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving, it's been

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et and elliot together in a brand-new comcast commercial was premiered on thanksgiving day. >> in new ad elliot has a family of his own and the commercial to et. >> et. >> i'm confused. >> et found love. >> i can't believe the movie is 37 year's old. >> that's the biggest shocker. >> 50,000 families that could return home this weekend after a massive chemical plant explosion , officials in texas will reassess evacuation order today hours after firefighters finally got the flames under control, the tpc plant caught fire early wednesday sending blast of flames into the air and rocking home that far away as 30 miles, 3 employees were

injured, thankfully they are all okay, a federal appeals court will hear don mcgahn subpoena case after blocking him from testifying, house democrats have been trying to get former white house lawyer in capitol hill as part of impeachment inquiry, earlier in the week a lower court rule he must comply with house subpoena, it's covered by executive privilege, dc appeals court will take up the case in early january. president trump is the candidate to beat, that's according to bet founder robert johnson. >> the president has always been in a position where it's his to lose, he's bringing disruptive force into what would be called political norms, take a snapchat today, i don't think the group is capable of beating donald trump despite what the polls say. >> the media mogul say none seem

moderate enough. could rob gronkowski could be gearing up for a comeback, former patriots tight end with brand-new rumors by working out with david whort is, big papi, thankful for the chance to work with and work out with my boy gronk, more to come, the athlete s are analysts for fox sports, the deadline for his return is tomorrow, so we will keep an eye out on that one, sounds like you guys are having a lot of fun. [laughter] >> gronk will not return. >> you don't think so? >> i wish he would. he has more fun doing -- >> black friday officially underway, great deals you can score on top toys this christmas. >> chief toy officer for the toy insider laura shack.

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>> good morning, welcome back, quick headlines, climate protestors want to see end oh black friday in france, activists blocking amazon warehouse demanding lawmakers take action, critics of the shopping holiday claim it causes waste, pollution and overconsumption. and british prime minister boris johnson replaced with a block of melting ice at a climate debate, his conservative party now slamming the network saying they broke impartially rules, johnson was invite bud chose not to participate, news from overseas, guys. >> mark stein is laughing at

that. >> yeah, yeah. it's tight cold between me and melting block of ice, he was a big hit on the show and never think of getting him. no, it's not, it's pathetic, the idea -- even -- i'm not sure even msnbc would do something like that. that's just propaganda. >> just wait, we will get there. [laughter] >> everything comes a little bit later on this side of the pond. speaking of that, let's speak about hong kong, we saw the bills the senate passed, the president ultimately signed supporting the protestors there and for a lot of americans you see images of american flag being flown, thank you, america, national anthem being sung, talk to viewers about the significance of this place under the thumb of china speaking up for freedom? >> well, i think strategically from america's point of view donald trump has played this brilliantly and that's what they

appreciate, i'm not going to find it embarrassing as canadian because if britain was the serious guarantor and they have used trade deal and this this is the last chance to stop china before it becomes the dominant economic power and i'm glad, actually all the fuss about that picture, i'm glad that guys, 2 million people on the streets of hong kong and they're holding up the picture, that is good -- good for them, they are not people at cnn and msnbc. [laughter] >> amazing to see the photo clearly doctored.

>> i don't think so. [laughter] >> no, no, no. >> amazing to see that. >> you don't think of that, it's a world away, yet they cling with the idea that without america they have no hope. >> i think particularly because everyone thought that the president wasn't serious about hong kong, but in fact, he is, he's tied these two things, the trade deal and the hong kong protests because if the people's republic gets away with crushing hong kong, then that basically says they can't be stopped, they are going to be the dominant super power of 21st century and the president is the first president in a generation who is actually -- doesn't think the rise of china and, in fact, the supplanting of america by china, first american president in a generation that doesn't think it's a good thing. >> he's a fighter as evidenced by the photo. >> i love that photo. >> and 2 million people in the streets of hong kong love the

photo. >> today students around the world will march in climate for future protest, i find it interesting because there's talk about gaining traction, greta, 16-year-old, 14-year-old that was talking about climate change and small airs of this increasing in the united states, how do you feel about the protests for what is it called fridays for future? >> this is a joke, compared to -- those guys in hong kong actually risking everything. these -- these people are just risking nothing, it's easiest thing in the world to say, i'm 11 year's old and i'm going to save the planet, why not try something that's more difficult which is like saving your lousy town, your school district, your county, your state, we have -- in san francisco, all of california cities, you have human waste going into the ocean

now and washing up on beaches, isn't that an environmental issue, why don't you something about that, oh, no, i'm sitting in the street to lower the sea level in year 2150, that's going to work? >> but at the age are they really coming up with this themselves or driven up by their parents and technology? >> i think this is child abuse, dean, actually, i think these people have been told, if you're talking about greta, they have been told all their lives that the planet is going fray, we have been in cooling trend in 21st century and people don't do anything, we are destroying the world for our children and grandchildren, if you're like 12-year-old schoolgirl, why wouldn't you actually believe that, it's a form of child

abuse. >> causing increase of anxiety among our use because it's something that's being promulgated in the system, not only worry about mass shootings and they don't want to bring children -- >> no, no, aoc has basically embraced human self-extinction as the solution to this problem and the other day, he's actually sort of live-tweeted his bisectomy in order to change the planet. >> on that note, we will wrap this up and mark stein will be guest host for tucker carlson tonight. turn to this show at 8 lock tonight. if people really care about climate change they would be protesting outside of chinese

embassy. >> absolutely. >> 11-year-old boy has been performing and i got to meet him and this morning you will get to mitt home, -- meet him, he's live in the studio, you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪ when you move homes, you move more than just yourself.

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>> we want to introduce you to 11-year-old performer by the jim of -- name of jolly. >> he's joining us for a special performance. jolly swagg, dapperly dressed.

[laughter] >> thank you very much. i didn't start doing anything until i was older. >> i'm ceo of my own business, doing a lot, it's really fun. >> i tell you what, it gives you -- [laughter] >> fantastic. you know what, we will let you do your thing. >> will you perform for us? >> i would love to. >> take it away. ♪ >> what am i thankful for, the trees in the ground, the sky and the air, my parents who are my rock, my brothers and sister and all the times we share, my journey has been incredible,

staying focus on the prize and the results still unforeseen, so i'm thankful for the family, friends and mentor that help me be here, the journey with hard work and sleepless nights, having come this far is like breath of fresh air but i have family and friends around me to guide me and provide for me, determination, grit and fit is in my journey, there's a purpose of my life, hope, future, not for my glory but to help others, give back, so giving back those and today thanksgiving grace and tomorrow i will be thinking about the ole mistle toe and

land of opportunity, where my loved ones and hopes and dreams so powerful, i can feel it, i'm grateful for mentors working along side me, like disciples working along side me and more importantly my faith in god that has helped me overcome, i look at him, my provider, my shepherd, the light i follow, with the right light you truly can go forward but you have to keep pushing no matter the obstacles and keep shooting for the stars. [cheers and applause] >> if you were motivate bid that more "fox & friends" coming up. thank you so much, jolly.

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>> it is your shot of the morning. our own steve doocy sharing his new way to good turkey for thanksgiving. a bacon braid. >> looks a little frightening. >> bacon. >> it looks yummy frightening. the man can cook, he wrote a book. >> countdown to christmas is on. i'm co-hosting the hollywood christmas parade on december 13th in hollywood. check it out. a lot of fun and it's all about parades right now. >> i'm not saying it's a no-brainer but that's a no-brainer. >> we have jolly swag with us. great job 11-year-old superstar. phones have been blowing up since then. the guy is awesome.

>> you want to read us out of here? >> head over to fox nation for the "after the show show". >> have a great friday. eat your leftovers. >> president trump announcing peace talks with the taliban are back on saying the islamic extremist group wants to make a deal, quote, very badly. the president spent part of his thanksgiving holiday with the troops in a surprise trip to afghanistan. that's where we begin here on friday morning. hope you had time with the family on thanksgiving. good to be back with you. i'm con el mcshane filling in for bill hemmer. >> the president arriving at florida a short time ago during his whirlwind trip he dished out food and thanked the men and women serving. he says the taliban wanted to cease-fire before touting the death of isis