♪. pete: we're playing d.j. today. who do you think picked that one? nicole: that would definitely be me. who doesn't love taken i can't tucker? pete: i don't know who she is. nicole: one of the amazing pioneers of country music. pete: old school country. nicole: prime country fan club. '70s, '80s, '90s. ed: you haven't shaved in a

couple days. are you all right? pete: america hasn't shaved since thanksgiving. you come off work on wednesday. you won't shave thanksgiving until maybe saturday or sunday. if this is work i will. ed: do you want pete to shave, yes or no. pete: december 1st. nicole: it is december 1st. we have big week ahead of us. ed: can celebrate christmas trees. pete: there was music in the makeup chair this morning. nicole: you can officially put up the christmas tree, holiday decorations. it is appropriate today. before that it was too early. ed: democrats ready to deck the halls with impeachment. they're going full steam ahead. if you look at the calendar, real goal to get votes by the full house on articles of impeachment by christmas. pete: look at that schedule. they are going fast forward. clearly adam schiff was working

over thanksgiving on the report that will hit monday morning. it will go to house intel members. they get 36 hours to review the draft what they put together based on a few days of public testimony and private testimony they had. then on tuesday night the committee will be voting they say 6:00 p.m. on or around then, on the report. it will be a partisan vote. democrats have the votes. they will send it over to the house judiciary committee which begins hearing on wednesday. this is as fast track you see in washington. nicole: have we ever seen congress work this fast on anything thus far? pete: good point. ed: i will represent our country in london at nato while the democrats are holding most ridiculous impeachment hearings in history. the radical left is undercutting our country. hearing scheduled same dates as nato. that is interesting point. used to be politics stopped at the waters edge if you were

democrat or republican president you were traveling overseas the congress wouldn't do anything political. now it is came on, no matter what. pete: it is going over to jerry nadler. you might say this entire processed ha been jerry-rigged. you put duct tape on something to make it go as fast as you can? we endured a couple of weeks of public hearings about one phone call, policy in ukraine. now they're putting together a report. forcing a vote on tuesday. they will go over to jerry-rigged jerry nadler who will have a chance to ram his own witnesses through. the white house has a choice later in the week how much they want to be involved. this is fast forward. you look at the reaction of voters in swing states, how approval of the process has gone down. i don't know how democrats feel this is good news. maybe they want to sweep it away and move on through 2020. nicole: approval rating is

continuing to go down. this is not bipartisan effort or bipartisan hearings. doug collins wrote a letter to jerry nadler. throughout this hurried impeachment process i requested near fairness from members of the majority, equal distribution of ex-period of times for the december 4th hearing would be a small concession to demonstrate to the american people this impeachment inquiry is not merely political theater. that is a great point what he is saying. democrats are bringing for academics to discuss what articles of impeachment are and constitutional law. when clinton was under going impeachment hearings he had four times as many academics bipartisan academics coming to discuss this. having four partisan is not making this a fair process. pete: fair process. ed: andy mccarthy talks about how this doesn't rise to the level of impeachment. jonathan turley who is pretty non-partisan, has op-ed in "the wall street journal" said

this is the shortest investigation ever producing thinnest record of wrongdoing for the narrowest impeachment in history. he won't be one of the witnesses they call. he doesn't fit their narrative. pete: it was devin nunez and adam schiff, now jerry nadler and doug collins setting the table. the difference on the hearings you will not hear from hearsayers who said they are on a phone call. these will be constitutional scholars, what you said, presenting the evidence of the impeachment process once again rigged on behalf of democrats. ed: to pete's point, house democrats may want to get this done by christmas to focus on 2020 and their districts. they are worried about their own hides. that may not help the senate democrats in the senate. if they approve the articles of impeachment in the house, there is trial in the senate. guess what, mitch mcconnell said he will have the trial late

january, early february, when you have got -- pete: what is happening then? ed: iowa caucuses. new hampshire primary february 11th. senators from sanders, klobuchar, warren, everyone in between they're supposed to by rules of impeachment trial be sitting in their seats all day on the senate floor. not gallivanting iowa or new hampshire. that leaves it wide open for buttigieg and biden who are not in the senate. pete: buttigieg mayor as south bend, i don't know how busy it keeps him, is done on december 31st. he is free. for warren and sanders who are running in the same lane as progressives, now bloomberg pouring millions of dollars in, biden on a bus somewhere in iowa. we'll get a gps tracker on him. buttigieg who is in a strong footing it could create, listen, mitch mcconnell knows how to do one thing very well. he can play politics. he can play hard ball. this is a chance for him to do so.

nicole: sarah sanders was on last night on justice and had something to say about impeachment. take a listen. >> i would love it if democrats somehow came to the realization this is a waste of time but i think i'm living in la-la land if i think that will happen. i'm pretty sure it is going to go forward however i don't want to see them do extended trials, because it takes people like elizabeth warren and other senators, bernie sanders, off the campaign trail. i want them out and about around this country as much as possible because the american people need to see the clear contrast that they have versus the path of prosperity that we're on under this president. pete: a good point. kind of reverse psychology. get them out there. ed: interesting, because joe biden kicks off the no malarkey bus tour we talked about yesterday. he kicked it off yesterday afternoon. it had a slow start, he initially said i will go on six-day bus tour, eight days.

i'm not sure the best way to kick it off. there he is in council bluffs. that is the not the photo we showed yesterday. joe on the run. >> the reason no malarkey because the other guy is all lies. we want to make sure there is contrast what we're talking about here. we're going to go to 18 counties, 660-mile trip across the state. we'll touch on what we think is forgotten part of most campaigns, rural part of this state, rural america. pete: going on the forgotten men and women line? got him in iowa. if he for gets where he is, he can take it off. i'm still in iowa. nicole: no malarkey, doesn't that mean you have to be very serious? if anyone saw the "new york post" yesterday it is a picture of biden, mop muching as they call it, on his wife's jill finger introducing him.

that is a little bit of malarkey on the tour. ed: here is where polls are right now. in iowa, key battleground for start of it all, buttigieg at 24%. he has been surging. sanders and warrens a few points behind. biden a point behind. within the margin of error. klobuchar down around 5%. interesting, that surge from buttigieg has given him a lot of credibility, street credit. indiana you mentioned near iowa. he has a good ground game. biden still insisting i'm in the lead nationally. watch. >> he hasn't cut into anything nationally. we're still beating him significantly nationally, two, three, four to one in some polls. in terms of iowa, he has a good organization here. he is an attractive candidate and he has done well. if you've been around long enough you know that you still have over 65% of the people iowa

said they haven't made up their mind. still have them saying single most important thing of the next nominee is someone who can beat donald trump. nicole: biden won the crucial endorsement of former governor tom vilsack of iowa recently. that may give him a boost you he needs in iowa. he is in carol lake, iowa, storm lake, iowa. pete: if president trump went to any of those three places in two days he would have 20,000 people package stayed up. biden at 200 max at stops. someone who attended a buttigieg event recently there were 10 times as many people there. at some level enthusiasm has got to matter. we'll see if they create it through the joe bus tour. no malarkey. ed: what do you think of malarkey? munching on hands or no? foxnews.com.

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the kick is on the way, it hit the up right. it is no good. ed: alabama miss as 30-yard field goal in the final minute. pete: they had 12 men on the field at the end of the game. ed: looks like alabama will not be in the playoffs for the first time in long time. top-ranked ohio state wins the 8th straight over michigan. harbaugh in trouble there. crushing them at the big house, 56-27. 12th ranked wisconsin takes back pull bunnian's axe, routing pete's number 8 minnesota. sorry, buddy. pete: full-blown bandwagon minnesota gophers fan. they had a nice solid season. we're following them. they did what they normally do. fade away. fox news alert. isis claiming responsibility for the deadly stabbing attack in london. our next guest is a former

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been reformed? >> well you have to wait a number of years after they served their sentence to know where they are on their, deradicalization journey. this was a guy who was picked up in a 2010 plot, pled guilty in 2012 and was given a 16-year sentence. in 2012, however, 2013 the laws were changed, he was given an indeterminant sentence where he would be eligible to get out after serving half of his sentence. so he received 16 years as a sentence, but only got eight. and was, released thereafter. so, a huge problem from the justice system's perspective. pete: you believe the longer he had been serving that sentence, maybe more time to de-escalate or deradicallize, or just keep him out of the public realm if he is not deradicallized.

do you think like early release is the problem or are we not doing enough to change the viewpoint of these people that join isis? >> i think it will be a little bit of both. it will be the first, i mean, if you are giving somebody a 16-year sentence, they should serve 16 years of that sentence, not 50% of it. and i think that is the big problem, the big gap that is resulted in what we see today. pete: he was given an ankle bracelet. was told he was not allowed to go to london at all. he was given an exemption one day to go to the conference on reform in prison. he goes to the early morning session, participates. then after lunch decides to pull out two knives to start stabbing people. he could have been seen as the poster-child. now he has become a soldier of isis. is there any way to identify that? >> yeah. this is a problem of, a number of individuals claiming they are

deradicallized. for some people you can change but, you know, you have to show signs of that during your incarceration. this was an individual who just didn't show those signs and it seems there is this tendency among people to claim a person is deradicallized when in fact they're not. it is true they used him as the poster boy but i'm sure they're all regretting that now, very much so. pete: i got to ask, if someone is fighting with isis, they're found to be guilty after plot in the uk, even often in the u.s., they're treated as criminal justice, criminal matter. as you know, isis, al qaeda and others are waging war against us and the west. how do we make changes in our system to acknowledge these folks are at war with us in an idealogical and violent way? >> the difference between the u.s. and the uk, and other european countries, the u.s. has adequate laws to prosecute these individuals. the material support terrorism

charge for example, is wide enough that incorporates a number of activities that fall under the support of terrorism. you're going to get a minute -- minimum of 10 years in those prosecutions. when you given 10 years you will do 10 years. in european countries unfortunately that is not the case. sentence is given, say in this case, 16 years, in reality it could be eight years, 10 years, five years and the individuals are getting off. these weaknesses in the justice system is something that european countries will have to address. pete: not the tolerance from radical mosques and radical madrassas that occur in the uk an elsewhere in europe. thank you for your insight. what you do for our country today. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. pete: have you heard of world war zero? that is the name of john kerry's star-studded, you guessed it, climate change coalition. sounds big and bold, doesn't it?

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headlines. cruise ships facing a crime wave. a new report from the department of transportation reveals cruise liners reported 35 sexual assaults to the fbi this summer. that is 67% increase from the same time last year. cruise ship crime over all is up 44% from last year. what is going on overseas? amazon gets blasted by a former employee. the worker compared working in their warehouses to quote, cult-like sweatshops? she also says the robots inside were treated better than the people. uh-oh. ed: former secretary of state john kerry launching a star-studded coalition to combat climate change. dubbed the world war zero, it is led by hollywood celebs and former world leaders, jimmy carter, bill clinton, leonardo dicaprio and ashton kutcher. nicole: the author of politically incorrect guide to

climate change, mark m-orano. i want to the get opinion on world wore zero mission statement, making the world respond to the climate crisis the same way we mobilize to win world war ii. wow. what do you think about that, mark? >> well, this is a john kerry, once again, he calls himself the top root. he is marrying the top root with the grassroots. he has a bunch of millionaire-owning, mansion owning millionaires together to fight this climate effort with the same names we've seen. everyone from arnold schwarzenegger to kasich who have been at the battle for years, but along with al sharpton, leonardo dicaprio is not bipartisan. he said people who hold skeptical views do not qualify to hold public office. so john kerry is doing has a perfect name. sounded like a new diet soda launch, some kind of zero,

ultimately you cannot control carbon dioxide through government policy in terms of controlling the climate. what john kerry is doing, essentially coming out with one of the greatest boondoggles in history. we need to take it seriously. this is about the u.n.-paris agreement. he wants a referendum in the next election on that. ed: what about the climate protesters trying to disrupt black friday shoppers? we showed video yesterday. they were pushing around empty shopping carts, cut it out. sounds like a lot of people didn't listen because the president, kind of scored a big economic victory with these numbers, showing that all kinds of black friday records were smashed in terms of people coming out and actually spending money? >> this is the new effort. they're trying to disrupt traffic, disrupt football games, disrupt shopping. they're going after every aspect of our lives in order to say, stop what you're doing, we have a climate emergency. i think this is one of the worst

things they can do because people are going to get angry. people don't like their daily lives disrupted, especially traffic here in d.c. we had them interrupting traffic the climate protesters. they were at the harvard-yale, football game at halftime. what is next, christmas eve vigil at churches to disrupt people from worshiping? nicole: that is interesting. what do you think about the old adage, suggesting alternate names to climate change to get people to pay attention? world war zero sounds like a military blockbuster? >> even on their website they compare to the fight against the nazis, using phrases like the axis. this whole idea of fighting like a war is pure symbolism. john kerry himself goes back decades on this issue. he actually said even if the u.s. zeros out the emissions there would be no impact on global emissions because it is a developing world. this is foot tile effort and john kerry is leading

celebrities once again to make it look like he is doing something new and different. ed: look at some of the names ad age suggested could have galvanized people. global meltdown, global melting, climate collapse, climate chaos. boiling point, melting point. scorched earth. some are a bit outlandish. on the other hand how do you respond to the u.n. report came out a few days ago, that greenhouse gas emissions are rising at very alarming level? >> greenhouse gas emissions are but not alarming level. only 400 parts per million in the at hose fear. in the gee lodge kick history we had much higher co2 levels. they are issuing reports before the big climate summit in madrid. they do it every year. come out with scary predictions. media size on it. academia seize on it. laying the table for the big climate summit. nicole: china and india have to do their part.

maybe they women come together, look at new numbers and come to an agreement. ed: mark, appreciate you coming in. >> thank you. ed: bittersweet moment on the field, a college football player who lost both his parents celebrates senior day with his dogs. more of a heartwarming special moment on the field next. ♪. i knew about the tremors.

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♪ pete: your shot of the morning in michigan. they celebrate senior day with dogs. ed: most seniors walk out with their parents, josh butler's parent both died while he was at east lansing. the team let him walk out with his dogs. nicole: he got the pups from coping with the his mom lost a battle with breast cancer meet pete good on michigan state for doing it right. ed: nfl tree agent is facing charges after he was stabbed in his apartment. terrelle pryor is in stable condition. he accused of grabbing his

girlfriend during an argument and hitting another woman before he was stabbed. pryor's girlfriend is charged with attempted homicide and aggravated assault. at least 14 people are dead after cartel members wage ad massive gun bat well mexican police. heavy gunfire ringing out about one hour south of the texas border. take a listen. [gunfire] police killed about 10 gang members, seized more than a dozen guns. security forces staying in the town to try to restore order. this comes as president trump considers declaring the cartels, yes, a terror group. leonardo dicaprio pushing back against accusations he is responsible for amazon wildfires. brazil's president claims dicaprio gave half a million bucks to non-government organizations with contributed to raging inamerican know. he fired back saying the organizations worthy of report

but he deny funding them. he wrote the ecosystems are at stake. he stands with the groups protecting them. so -- a mom's christmas shopping hack is going viral. christina watts from "washington posted" on face back how she stops her daughter from begging for every awesome toy in the store. she take as picture and send its to santa to put it on a list. many moms praised the idea. the post has been shared 50,000 times. >> what happens if she doesn't get everything on the list on christmas day? ed: they will post a video of her crying. pete: santa knows better. santa knows whether she has been good or not. nicole: will the elves tell santa if they're behaving? pete: all part of the equation. ed: can you email santa now? or still snail mail? reporter: of course you can email santa. nicole: there is a santa tracking app. ed: do you have the number.

pete: i do? >> temperatures cold out much of the west. it will be case for much of the day today. we do have a massive storm spreading from parts of the dakotas. a foot of snow in south dakota yesterday. the rainy side stretches down across parts of the southeast. that said, no delays across any airports across the country right now. i'm certain that will change as we move over next couple hours with a storm of this size. the rainy side of this brought severe weather yesterday across the southeast. i don't think we'll see that threat again today. i should say the south. more than the southeast. the rainy side spreading across the virginias and carolinas. snowy side across parts of minute south, wisconsin, all this pulls off towards the east. we'll start to see rain moving across places like philadelphia, in towards new york and boston. starting off with a little snow, crossing over into rain. into a little bit of snow. for the most part coastal areas will be pretty much a rain event. maybe up to inch or so of snow.

interior sections a foot, foot 1/2 of snow. first big storm of the year. guys? nicole: rick, i have a question, my son is flying back down to mississippi heading back to college. >> what time does he fly? nicole: this afternoon. >> i think he will probably be all right. nicole: great. pete: personal forecast. always good for one every once in a while. ed: santa has three phones. a. pete: a work phone, personal phone, mrs. claus. nicole: he has a special ring. pete: it is december 1st. which means as you mentioned officially kegging off the christmas season. ed: means a special on "fox nation." pete: the all american christmas on "fox nation," a ton of christmas specials. i'm quite proud of. the battle of bethlehem. i traveled to israel a couple months ago. taped two specials. one comes in the 2020. this is about the birthplace of jesus where christianity began, the first christmas.

if you dig below the surface what is happening in israel and in this palestinian-controlled area. there is a big story here. here is small clip, preview of battle in bethlehem. this is bethlehem, the birthplace of jesus, the site of the very first christmas. millions of christians come here every year to worship. today this site remains contested, under palestinian authority control, walled off from jerusalem. ♪ for palestinians and israelis, this wall, is at the heart of the battle in bethlehem. just to be at the place where jesus was born is amazing. we get exclusively cameras behind the scenes to see that, to understand that when you step back to realize, bethlehem itself is controlled by the palestinian authority. christians being persecuted there, birthplace of jesus. 40 years ago, it was 80%

christian town. some say now 10%. or even lower. they have been pushed out. when israel controls religious sites all religions have access. unless you're going on a bus to the birthplace of the nativity, bethlehem cannot be as welcome as you want. a pastor there with a thriving church, he has been attacked a couple dozen times for being christians in the birthplace of jesus. it was a special to film for me personally. i think you will join it on "fox nation." you get a deal. ed: 35%, one, two, three-year subscriptions. promo code, celebrate, through cyber monday. definitely worth it. a whole front row seat coming up where i interview sports stars. new content posted about every day. pete: if you're a year late from fox business, now there is a ton of content on there you can binge-watch what is there right

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mar-a-lago. donald trump, jr. will also make an appearance. the president is expected to be at his florida resort that weekend as well. the gala is scheduled for february 1st. ed, over to you. ed: thanks, nicole. with just over two months to the iowa caucuses, joe biden launching eight-day, 18-county no malarkey bus tour throughout the state. as. pete: has been surging among caucus-goers there, leading the polling average at about 24%. kamala harris not even cracking the top five. our next guest who is just in iowa last week, warns all the candidates are facing real challenges. he is john thomas, republican stratgift. good to see you. >> good to see you, ed. ed: let's walk through why biden is on the bus tour. he was dismissing buttigieg's surge as he launched the bus tour yesterday but it seems like it is real at at time when kamala harris was the great hope of the left at one time, media was celebrating her at the first

debate, she has really fallen? >> you can't dismiss buttigieg at this point in time, he is without a question having a moment, leading both in iowa and new hampshire. i was just there. you could feel excitement building around buttigieg. he is is not out of the woods yet. he has almost 0% african-american support which will hurt him in south carolina. biden is looking at perhaps a fourth or fifth place finnish iowa, if the election were today. that is devastating. it could crush his advantage, have him fall apart in south carolina. here is the joke about the no malarkey bus tour. you know it is a bad slogan he had to write the definition of the word malarkey on the back of the bus. ed: for this generation, what is malarkey? let's follow that thread. i want to get back to harris, if biden potentially finishes fourth or fifth, somewhere in the back of the pack, harris

doesn't register, she has to figure out if she has money to keep going. she already pulled out of new hampshire. biden, follow that thread, if he finishes deep in the back of the field in iowa, goes into new hampshire, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders represent massachusetts and vermont next door to new hampshire. they're likely to do well there. biden won't have a win in either of first two states. >> first, i don't think kamala harris doesn't make it in iowa. i would tell her to cut bait and go home before it gets any worse. the grim reap hears visited her campaign and he is the accountant. she doesn't have money to keep the lights on. she is done. if biden doesn't perform in either of those first two states he is walking into south carolina he think it is his firewall because he does well today with african-americans. but don't forget, bloomberg and others could be crushing biden with their ads and at the same time, biden as of last reporting period only had $7 million cash

on hand, which for a presidential campaign is going broke. ed: that's right. biden has money problems at a time plume wear -- bloomberg is pouring money. to be fair to biden, bloomberg will not compete in iowa or new hampshire. wouldn't really start until south carolina and hope to focus on super tuesday. some critics of bloomberg said, look he is too late, he doesn't meet the qualifications to get in the dnc sanctioned debates. might it be good to skip the debates since ratings are down and there a whole bunch of people at the bottom of the pack and nobody is breaking through? >> you're right, ed. there is not a lot of upside for bloomberg to the join the debates. first of all, very few people are watching. last ratings were down 50% from the very first democratic debate. people are tuning out. why is that? because by and large the candidates are boring. they all agree with each other on their far left opinions.

whether it is medicare or "medicare for all" who want it, we're splitting hairs, ed. if bloomberg joins the stage, the only thing that will happen is people will take swipes at him. so, for him, right now, stay out of the conversation, stay out of the debate. let your tv ads control the conversation and i suspect that if bloomberg sees significant growth in the polls, tom perez at the dnc will change the debate rules to let him on. ed: we shall see. john thomas, some great analysis. thanks for come in. >> thanks. ed: new studies reveal the hello benefits of some beer and liquor. you heard that right. we have our resident doctor, dr. nicole saphier, she will brac down fact from fiction. can you drink and get health benefit? that's next. ♪. there's a company that's talked to even more real people

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♪. pete: it sounds almost too good to be true. ed: as americans get ready to toast the christmas season new studies revealing the health benefits actually of some beer and booze.

pete: i will read for you. we have resident doctor here to separate fact from fiction. this is great news. i read it as a headline yesterday. we have to do it tomorrow. clearly the more you drink, the healthier you are. nicole: absolutely is too good to be true. there is no level of alcohol that is good for you, however -- pete: that is not what the study says. says belgium beer. nicole: alcohol is damaging to the body from the mouth all the way down. there are health benefits. there are health benefits to some alcohol products. if you drink, stick to ones that may have some health benefits to it. belgian beer for one, has pro biotics. a new study says the yeast they use has high level of pro-biotics, is good for die -- did i guess shun and immune system. pete: how can you tell me that

if my immune system is -- nicole: because alcohol increases risk of canners as well as fat deposition and liver disease. ed: what about tequila. nicole: the truth hurts. let as move over to tequila. it is interesting. it has gained a lot of hype. because one lower calories than a lot of other alcohols, that the sugar is non-digestible, the body doesn't absorb it, doesn't create a sugar spike for alcoholics. or diabetics, for diabetics who want to have a little alcohol. it doesn't spike the sugar. pete: another positive of alcohol. nicole: also does help aid in digest and finally red wine. pete: everybody loves glass wine. nicole: it has a powerful antioxident, increases good cholesterol and improves blood flow and decreases risk of blood

clotting and inflammation. ed: that is four good things. >> if you look at blue zones, people that live longest, 100 years old, they drink card core red wine every night. they contribute a lot of that to their longevity. pete: isn't it true if you drink alcohol it helps preserve your inards? that is my philosophy and theory. pickling yourself. nicole: you enjoy it on social occasions ands as long as rod -- moderation. you increase vitamin c. this isn't healthy if you do it, try to have some health aspects. ed: breaking it down. pete: more you drink longer you live science says. ed: house democrats full steam ahead with impeachment. but their leader nancy pelosi is

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she refused to give up her seat, and it started a movement that led to the civil rights movement, so god bless her. ed: awesome anniversary. in the meantime, a lot happening in washington when you look at this push towards impeachment. house democrats, remember, nancy pelosi said we're not moving forward without a bipartisan consensus. they do not have that consensus, and yet they're going full steam ahead. monday house intel members are going to look at a draft of their impeachment report that adam schiff put together. tuesday, they're going to have to vote on it because they want to get the report over to the house judiciary committee which holds its first hearing wednesday as they weigh whether to move forward. pete: it was going to be, remember, a bipartisan process, as you said e, a very prayerful process. it's going from adam schiff, the schiff show in the house intel committee, over to jerry nadler

who i would say is running a jerry-rigged trial over there, whatever you want to call it e, series of hearings which will have different testimony about the constitutionality of the impeachment process. so be prepared for even more coming this week. nicole: and this sounds like a perfect time for nancy pelosi to jet off out of the united states. pete: you mean to step up or jet off? ed: i thought she was going to be at the judiciary committee praying. [laughter] nicole: it is a privilege to accompany a high-level delegation to spain to combat the existential threat of our time, the climate crisis. taking action to protect our planet is a public health decision, an economic decision for creating the green, good baying jobs of the future, a national security decision to address climate migration and also a moral decision to be good stewards of god's creation and pass a sustainable, healthy planet to the next generation. ed: is so god has ordained it,

that she needs to jet to madrid. which i just looked it up, washington to madrid is about 3800 miles, so you're going to get on a jet, spill all kinds of more gasoline. you probably could have had it in washington -- nicole: in 2019 approaching 2020, we're talking about, we're going to talk about climate change, you would think that they would try to decrease the amount of jet fuel emissions -- ed: carbon footprint. pete: that's a lot of rowing. [inaudible conversations] ed: she's not the only democrat going, by the way. pete: yes. here is the group, the delegation that will be heading with nancy pelosi, 15 in total. so as washington -- remember, she was elected in 2018 to do the work of democrats in the house, to get things done. ed: to do the work of the people. pete: oh, the people. you're right. ed: all these big, big issues. charlie kirk was on justice last night saying what happened to all the promises the democrats made to the public.

watch. >> usmca is still waiting to be approved, we're still waiting for our broken immigration system to be fixed. the democrats ran on fixing health care, and yet they say they can walk and chew gum at the same time. they can't do either of those things. they can't get anything done in congress. pete: speaking of god, climate change is the religion of the left. they believe in it. it is their world war zero, as we covered with john kerry, and they'll do anything to control your life to make themselves feel better, including crush our own economy. let's see how that plays out at the ballot box as president trump says i want to bring your jobs back. i think an energy renaissance in our country is extremely important. turns out you can't run your car on tiny, little windmills. we're now number one in the world, yet again another one of the contrasts the president's going to be able to hold up. i can't -- i don't know who's going to be on the debate stage in september and october of 2020

but, man, i've got to -- ed: you want to talk about a contrast. >> the president was flying around the world a few days ago, was he flying the a climate conference? no, to a wereson zone -- flying to a war zone to thank our military families. from the "newsweek" reporter or who initially got it all wrong, we'll get to that, to the fact that "the washington post" is still on him saying trump's photo op play. the president strives to look hard at work. [laughter] nicole: i mean, that in itself is just such a play on words. yes, it's a holiday, and he is going is and giving support to our troops. he's also planning a meeting to reopen conversations with the taliban to bring peace talks and ceasefire there, so that is working hard. you know who's not working hard? congressional members who are focused on impeachment. we won't even be getting there, and they're not focusing on lowering drug prices, the usmc ark, and now we have nancy

pelosi and others going off to climate change. when are you going to focus on what america wants and needs? pete: they're not capable of stepping back for one moment as someone who's served in war zones at times of thanksgiving, you're grateful when anyone who has their own family, kids, grandkids, others who they could be celebrating with says, no, i'm going to fly all the way around the world to eat -- by the way, the chow in the chow halls there is fine. [laughter] they work hard, but when you're overseas, it's not the best. i don't care if it's barack obama or donald trump, you've got to give them credit for that. ed: someone who should know that is joe biden. his late son beau served valiantly. i covered him, he went to afghanistan many times, went to iraq, and yet here he is on the campaign trail taking a shot on president trump over the trip to afghanistan and his strategy there. watch. >> president trump is, it's like

he's playing monopoly or something. one moment he says he's not going to negotiate, he says one thing, and then he comes along and says now he's negotiating. i just don't, i don't see any -- i don't see anything behind what he's doing. what does he consider to be something that is in america's interests that would result in a negotiation with the taliban. and i think, you know, remains to be seen. for the sake of the country -- ed: it's pretty rich, because bob gates, remember what he said in his memoirs? that joe biden had gotten every major foreign policy decision wrong in the last quarter century. pete: sometimes i think you're reading my mind. it's scary. [laughter] i was going the say the exact same thing. this is a guy who surged in afghanistan, president obama with the vice president, because the vice president was very involved in foreign affairs. and then you tell the enemy when you're going to leave at the same time, so the enemy doesn't

take you seriously. then you trade five of the worst terrorists for bowe bergdahl. what kind of signals are you sending to the taliban? nothing but weakness. this president, having crushed isis, the taliban know that he means business. what are the next steps? there are no good next steps when you're making peace with the bad guys x to make these comments, once again joe biden's getting it wrong. but "newsweek", speaking of getting it wrong -- [laughter] ed: remember what they wrote over the holiday, right? i've been on this kind of duty where you're covering a president as they're vacationing. in this case the president was on palm beach. but around thanksgiving dem distract and republican presidents have gone to a war zone. this reporter from "newsweek" decided to write a whole story on thanksgiving saying how did trump spend thanksgiving, tweeting, golfing and more. they went on and on in this piece about that, and then it

turned out he wasn't tweeting, he wasn't golfing, he was flying to afghanistan. they had to delete the post. now that appropriator has been canned -- reporter has been canned. nicole: has been fired. however, if it was such a secretive mission, then of course i wouldn't expect them to do. that but the point is it's just more negative media on the president without actual facts behind it. and i will say to that journalist's credit, it did say tweeting, golfing and more -- can. pete: so, listen, this is what happens, reporters file stories based on what they know. okay, he's going to be at mar-a-lago, probably tweeting, playing golf. they modify it with an m dash and he's in afghanistan. probably should have changed the headline to begin with. "newsweek" threw this appropriator under the bus very -- reporter under the bus very quickly. "newsweek" investigated the failures rather than visiting troops in afghanistan, story's

been corrected, and the journalist responsible has been fired. we'll continue to review our process and, if required, take further action. "newsweek" will not take further action. someone wrote a story about what they thought would happen, then they tried to mod fite later on. by the way, check out "newsweek" online are. it's a chop shop. they've become a left-wing hack. they always have been, but they've become even worse -- can. nicole: why they have so many financial woes. pete: back and forth. in this case the reporter was doing what their newsroom wants them to do, which is pan president trump. ed: got caught. pete: rather than looking at their own editorial decision, they throw one reporter under the bus. nicole: ultimately, wasn't it the editor's decision to run the story, not necessarily the journalist's? pete: yeah. crazy stuff. all right, let's turn to your headlines starting with a fox news alert. ten people have been shot in new orleans overnight. two of them are in critical condition.

it happened along canal street near the french quarter. you can see the road completely taped off, one person has been detained. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the morning. and a home he is man is now in custody can, accused of going on a black friday stabbing rampage in the netherlands. police tracking him down after reviewing surveillance video and a massive manhunt. three teenagers were hurt as others ran for their lives in a busy shopping district. dutch police have not identified the suspect, and the motive remains, at this moment, unknown. black friday chaos as shoppers literally -- look at that. i never get this stuff. a huge brawl breaking out in a checkout line at a walmart near nashville. fists flying in the gift aisle -- [laughter] wow, they're really getting into the season here. ed: merry christmas. pete: at a walmart in southern california. look at that. did you really want the xbox that bad in and five young men

throwing haymakers at a forever 21 in pennsylvania. so maybe no surprise that according to adobe online shopping increased by more than $7 billion. this black friday. ed: pretty ugly. pete: that's sad. it's christmas time at the white house. volunteers helping to deck the halls in festive decor. first lady melania trump tweeting out a sneak preview of a viewing set for tonight. earlier this week he welcomes the official white house christmas tree. the first lady also expressed her appreciation for the volunteers who made it all happen, and those -- ed: and yet the magazines will still -- nicole: i was going to say, and i'm sure the media will say something about the way she's decorated, and they will not make a big deal about how amazing it works. pete: one cover? eventually someday. ed: supreme court about to hear its first case on gun rights,

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ed: tomorrow the supreme court is so hear arguments about your second amendment rights. it's a big deal. the national sheriffs association is challenging an appeal the a former new york city rule that banned gun owners from carrying firearms out of town or outside on authorized gun club. the past president of that sheriffs association joins us now with more live from new orleans. good morning, sheriff. >> hey, good morning.

ed: good morning to you. >> lsu went 12-0. ed: yeah. lsu is doing well, but i briefly want to ask you before we get to the supreme court about the fact that you're in new orleans. we just did a a news item about ten people being shot overnight. i know you handle st. charles parish outside new orleans, do you know anything about what happened overnight? >> i don't know any details about it other than what, you know, was reported on your station. and frankly, i would be surprised if people at three in the morning out shooting are complying with any of the gun laws on the books today. so frankly, i believe, it proves the point we're trying to make. ed: in the meantime, tell us what's so significant to you and the association of sheriffs about this supreme court case. >> okay. well, this is going to be the first major case on the second amendment to go before the u.s. supreme court in ten years. the last was the heller decision. you know, and the heller decision, of course, the supreme court sod are lidfied the fact

that -- solidified the fact that citizens can have firearms in their homes. new york and at least three other smaller jurisdictions, well, some states but some cities, are trying to take this to another level to interpret that decision and pass ordinances which indicate, which try to restrict firearms from being transported, saying they must be confined to the home. and so we -- the sheriffs of america, 3,080, over 3,080 sheriffs of america, our job is to keep the streets safe. and we truly believe that laws like this, if allowed to flourish and be passed in other townships, boroughs, cities, are going to make our streets less safe. so, frankly, we get involved in significant issues, and this is one -- ed: so you obviously believe this would start to erode second amendment rights. how do you find a balance if cities like new york are concerned when you talk about the transport of guns, that i could buy one, a gun legally, but if i transport it somewhere

else and give it to somebody who's mentally ill or give it to somebody who cannot legally purchase a gun, how do you as a sheriff balance that to make sure these guns do not get into the right hands? >> well, it's a big question, but again, we have to start with the premise that when guns are outlaud, only outlaw ares are going to have guns. we know that's simply not the case. two-thirds of defense shootings occur outside the home. this is an effort to restrict the second amendment, to keep firearms in someone's home, not allow them to be transported. when that happens -- so when criminals know that law-abiding citizens are not allowed to have their weapons outside of the homes, and right now two-thirds of shootings, of defensive shootings that are legal occur outside the home, what are the criminals going to think? they're going to know that most people are not going to be armed, and things like you saw in new orleans this morning, which i don't have the details of, are probably going to continue because people are

going to know that law-abiding citizens trained to handle firearms don't have them. and that's when it really is a bad guy with a gun is only stopped by a good guy with a gun. ed: we reached out to the mayor's office for a statement the, we haven't gotten a response yet. last question for you, sheriff, it seems to me you're looking at the idea that, look, if you restrict the rights of law-abiding gun owners, it's the criminals who end up having the guns. >> it's been proven time and time again. there have been no -- anyone who has a premises permit, which is what they call these things in new york and, frankly, i wish the supreme court would look at the constitutionality of that, there has not been a documented incident with a premises holder in new york. show you that lawful, trained gun owners don't commit crimes. ed: sheriff, we appreciate your insights. go, lsu, as you said. we wish you well in the days ahead. we'll be watching the case very closely. thank you, sheriff. >> thank you very much.

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confiscated at a port in kentucky. customs and border protection say the bogus ids were being shipped, yes, to new york. next, $27,000, that's how much school lunch dead 49ers quarterback richard sherman is paying off. he donated to a school in san francisco where he plays and another in seattle, washington, where he began his career. finally, three, how many world records mariah carey now has for this hit song: ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ ed: now the highest charting holiday song on billboard's u.s. hot 100 list for a solo artist. pete? pete: thank you, ed. a new op-ed is calling out millions of latino voters for being trump supporters. nicole: and one "usa today"

columnist writing, quote: in many cases these folks are not really latino at all, they're post-latino. they see themselves as americans. they're ambivalent about their heritage, relatives, ancestors. pete: here to react is ceo of -- is that right? lily valenta. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. pete: this quote blows my e mind. it's one thing to say this, it's another to write it, which means you've thought about it. the writer is critical of the fact that latinos come to this country, and they identify as being americans. [laughter] break that down for me. >> we have hispanic-americans, african-americans, asian-americans, we are in this great country, but here is the big mistake that a lot of people make in politics and business, we are not a monolithic group. it's a can culture x it's a combination of many ethnicities together. and in the u.s. at 60 million strong, 65 president of his --

65% of hispanics are u.s.-born. others are proud immigrants like myself, but you can't generalize, and that is a mistake i see happening over and over again. pete: absolutely. nicole: and, you know, you and i had been mentioning during the break that people are focusing on having the latino vote, but a large portion of the vote are mexican-americans who, and it's okay that they identify as americans because they are americans. >> yeah. of. nicole: now, president trump got 28% of the latino vote according to the 2016 exit polls. the only people who have done better than him are george w. bush and senator mccain, both from border states. what is it going to take for trump to maintain that latino vote this year or in 2020? the truth is hispanic unemployment's at a record low. >> right. nicole: what else can he do to make sure he holds on to the that? >> well, anyone who scores 30% and above on the republican side amongst hispanics is doing really well. so he was almost therement i think it goes back to the top

issues. our people think immigration is what moves this bloc, and it's actually jobs, the economy, health care above immigration. i keep telling to my friends on the right and the left, not the i motion of the border because if you focus on those top issues and have a point for how your policies beyond the personalities really address those, you will secure that vote. and by the way, a third of those hispanics are independents, so they're up for grabs. you cannot assume they're just leaning left are. pete: all right, i'm still hung up on this quote. they see themselves as americans. my forefathers came from norway. i'm sure they're first or second generation, they consider themselves norwegian-americans. i consider myself just an american. is it not a good thing that regardless of race, religion, creed, where you came from, you came to our country to become an american, a part of the american experiment. so what is it in the mentality that says, no, you shouldn't be an american in you should identify as a certain group instead? >> it is one thing to

self-identify as a particular, you know, home like america is for us. you're not giving up your culture, your food, your heritage, and that's the beauty of america. so there's a reason why tortillas sell more than bread in america, by the way -- [laughter] and latin music is now popular than country music because it's america, and you can celebrate that multiculturalism that makes us who we are. it's not about segmenting people, it's about winning a multicultural america, and that's the whole point of it. you know, it's ignorance. we've got to do the homework, let the numbers do the talking and not make constitutions who -- assumptions who we are. pete: absolutely. ultimately, politically we've made a decision we want to govern ourselves freely, capitalism -- >> and i think at the end of the day with hispanic-americans, once again, 60 million strong, 32 million expected to be eligible to vote. so it's a big group in the

states that matter, nevada, colorado, florida, even texas is 40% hispanic today. so you have to do the homework, and i do say this to anyone, regardless of the side that you lean in, you have to do the outreach, build the relationship and prioritize the issues that matter. stop beating us into immigration rhetoric because that's not what matters most. jobs and the economy will really make a big difference. pete: great point. nicole: thank you very much for your insight. >> thank you so much. pete: lo having you. all right. well, picking the perfect christmas tree can be difficult. >> i give you the griswold family christmas tree. [background sounds] pete: we've all done it. [laughter] nicole: so we're helping you with some tips on fox square, up next. ♪ ♪

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becomes a liz-mas classic. pete: oh, boy. changing the lyrics of the 12 days of christmas to reflect the socialist vision for america. nicole: this includes crying billionaires, medicare for all and structural change. ed: they should have 52 trillion lyrics -- pete: well, they do. medicare for all, two-cent tax, crying billionaires and a big dream of structural reform. nicole: that's impressive. pete: there it is. you want socialism, you got it right there. ed: hillary clinton had an ad some years ago where she was opening presents, is so this christmas thing is something maybe that democrats want. remember? she had universal health care under the tree, alternative energy, bring the troops home, middle class tax cuts. everything was under the tree. [laughter] pete: i'm sure she wrapped all those gifts herself. nicole: this reminds me of the story we did about the mom who takes pictures of her daughter

with everything she wants for christmas, but in reality, you can't have everything -- ed: great connect there. nicole: this is the exact same thing. ed: when you want all those presents, pie in the sky? nicole: reality, we have to live in it. ed: that's right. pete: what would you add to the list, if you could in friends@foxnews.com, if you could craft a line, redo the song we'd like to know. ed: all right, that's it for singing. turning now to your headlines, thousands of protesters flooding the streets of hong kong. new life for the pro-democracy demonstrations after big wins in last weekend's elections. you see the energy there. some protesters thanked president trump for his support by waving american flags and, yes, singing our national anthem. ♪ ♪ ed: this time "the wall street

journal" reports hong kong disneyland is suffering bigtime from these protests, causing attendance to plummet. and 50,000 people are given the go ahead to return home after two explosions at a texas chemical plant. officials lifted a mandatory evacuation order adding that the air is safe to breathe, thankfully. the explosions last week caused extendsoff damage to homes and -- extensive damage to homes and injured three people. officials are urging people not to touch any debris from fires even warning some of it could contain asbestos. and the acting u.s. deputy secretary ken cucinelli is denying reports he ran off with a the former maryland governor martin o'malley confronted him at a washington bar. >> i didn't leave there. he physically confronted me, and i walked by him. juvenile behavior like sarah sanders suffered, senator cruz? we're not succumbing to that. you know, and this is a guy who

thought he could be president. ed: "the washington post" reported cucinelli retreated, even dared cucinelli to punch him. o'malley's only denied accusations that he insulted cucinelli's italian heritage. oh, boy. that got ugly fast. a christmas surprise ruined for a young girl because of alexa's big mouth. her mom says the amazon personal assistant announced that a package arrived at their home near london, but it it also spilled the beans on the new camera that was inside. last month amazon said they would stop revealing the names of items that could be gifts. oh, boy. those are your headlines. rick, that might be another reason not to use alexa to buy -- rick: yeah. how does it know what's a gift? what if it's a water filter or something, you know? ed: probably not a gift. rick: i don't know, could be. all right, it is really chilly this morning across parts of the country, especially across areas of the west. take a look at the map, or show

you what's going on. denver, you have been so cold this month and you've seen so much snow, 13 degrees, with all the snow you've had, we're still warm across the southeast as a sector, still ahead of the cold front. temperatures will drop behind this rain that you're seeing. heavier rain across the mid-atlantic and the snowy side of the storm off towards the north. we have a little bit of icing going off across parts of pennsylvania and in towards upstate new york. i think we're going to the see more rain mixed in, but interior sections across the high elevations, really significant snow. some spots may be pushing 2 feet, coastal areas even boston, you're right on that mix where you see rain and snow and a few inches. show means christmas, right in. nicole: that's right, thank you. well, it is the most wonderful time of the year, time to pick out and deck out your christmas tree. pete: here with everything you need to know is harold from nyc trees. harold, thanks for being here

again. >> thanks, guy. th. pete: president first of all, you give away a free tree once a day to someone in need, and you will also outfit any firehouse that requests a tree. >> yeah. we just had a fire department in hell's kitchen come by yesterday with a big ladder. a pleasure of ours. pete: you're going to help us pick out the perfect tree. what are the keys? >> make sure the tree has good needle retention, that it's cut fresh. you put your fingers through the needles, if there are none coming off, this is a good sign. big box retailers might cut in early october, and the trees are going to die -- pete: wow, early october. >> yeah. our trees are cut the same week that we deliver them. you want to make sure that the needle retention is good, make sure that it's healthy, that the tree is standing upright and looking healthy. ed: you talk about a fresh cut, is that something they can do? like, i guess, flowers or something? >> yeah. every time we get to our

client's, our delivery week to give it a fresh cut, this allows the tree to drink. if it doesn't have a crushed cut, again, they're not going to drink water and become dry, and it won't last through the new year. fresh cut op on every single tree to open the pores. nicole: what is the right amount of water? can you overwater, underwater? >> every tree has a mind of its own, to be truthful. sometimes the trees, when they get cut from the farm, they're brought inside, the heat of the house plays a big role. i would say just keep water in there. don't overwater it, about half-filled. some people like sprite or aspirin. you don't need any of that stuff. pete: sprite? >> yeah, for the sugar. just make sure there's water always this there. if the water runs out, the tree will dry up and not drink any water. nicole: a fire hazard. >> absolutely. nicole: what about decorating tips when it comes to this tree? >> try to let 24-48 hours for the tree to settle. when we deliver, everybody wants

to decorate right away. if you can't wait -- pete: that never happens. you put the tree, the ornaments go up right away. >> that's the one big tip, put the lights deeper in the tree so when it does settle, the right lights d -- the lights aren't falling off the tree. ed: you don't want to go out on a him are. [laughter] >> go to nyc trees.com and order a tree. we have decoration service, removal service after the holidays, everything. nicole: that's key, removal services. pete: they do remove also? that's big. >> no hassle. pete: can you remove that needle i found in june? >> we will. [laughter] pete: well, there's a bipartisan bill coming together in congress to honor our nation's heroes. a medal of honor recipient, retired army staff sergeant david bellavia, weighs in on that next. ♪

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and democrats can get something done? >> it's good to see. we haven't seen that, certainly, in the past. but, you know, the medal of honor, i don't speak for the society, i'm not speaking for any other recipient, and i've just had this thing for, you know, sex months. six month. but i can tell you my generation, the afghanistan warriors that are wearing this award, you know, they've got a completely different treatment from america, from hollywood, from the media than our brothers and sisters in vietnam, korea and world war ii. you know, a monument goes a long way to show people that i guarantee you in your backyard, in your hometown there's a recipient of the medal of honor and to remind young people that this country's worth any sacrifice. so many other people have made that sacrifice, and this is a good choice for them to choose to serve their country in the army. pete: david, i know in a society where what we highlight is what we value. you know, it's a reflection of our values. you're the only living recipient

of the medal of honor from the iraq war which had its own set of controversies even as we welcomed the warriors back. what does a monument mean to guys like you, but to vets of every generation who revere the people who wear that highest honor in. >> you know, it stands for, you know, an entire generation's valor, you know in we don't -- the vast majority of recipients, obviously, have lost their life, giving their final act in trying to save a brother's life. i mean, there's really nothing more beautiful. we use war cliches all the time in our real life, but there are men and women right now out there hooking and jabbing with the enemy, and they're doing it for each other, but they're doing it for all of us. they're doing it for our ability to be able to celebrate thanksgiving, to be with our families and to, you know, be a part of this great experiment which is the united states. pete: david, okay, anything that starts out bipartisan in

washington can eventually hit a snag. what would the argument be against something like a medal of honor -- i mean, could there be one? do you anticipate any resistance to this idea? >> you know, i'm sure there's always going to be resistance but, you know, when we were in the military, we were taught to if there's a 2% chance, that's a 2% chance. and we'll take whatever we can get. and honestly, you know, you talk about all the different monuments that are out there, you go to arlington, you know, that's the living testament to what america's all about, are those souls that were lost for our liberty, for us. this is beautiful and it's appreciated. pete: absolutely. well, david, medal of honor recipient from the iraq war, a great representative of our generation. to your point, never forgotten the way vietnam veterans were treated and how we undo that and recognize them is part of healing that wound with. also if you want to learn about david's story, the book is "house to house."

david bellavia, thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you. pete: up next. give the gift of gaming this christmas? kurt the cyber guy is here with the coolest tech gadgets for the gamers. [inaudible] ♪ ♪

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everybody's getting buzz about, this take us us to the olympics, this is the session baa mario and sonic for the nintendo switch, and that you carry around and have lots of fun with it. this has amazing 3-d games inside of it and 20 different events for the games, some in 3-d, some of the retro ones that are really cool. isn't that amazing, how we did that? it's like magic. it's tv and gaming magic -- nicole: i left my son's on the airplane one year. didn't work out. >> did it come back? nicole: well, this year maybe. [laughter] >> there we go. jump right by ed. that game right there also getting a lot of buzz. that is activision's bps for the xbox one and the nintendo switch, and that's going to go for about $39.939. monday -- 939. monday will be the best day for pricing on games, no doubt about it. and the one at the end of the table right in front of you, ed,

is shadows die twice. for the ps4, xbox one and the pc, that is $59.99. t an action/adventure game, role-playing, that's what that stands for. you know, really the developer behind that, they just knock it out of the park -- ed: what's pete distracted on right now? >> he's just not even -- >> original ninja turtles right here. >> these are exclusively at wal-mart -- [inaudible conversations] this one is the hot one of the season. nicole: the original -- >> this is teenage mutant ninja turtles -- pete: i'm playing michelangelo right now. >> some of the consoles right now are on sale starting at 149 and up. either way, it's great school. they're 4 feet tall, and they do exactly what you see. ed: my kids play -- all right,

we've got to get you back to work. as we get closer to christmas, democrats getting closer to decking the halls with impeachment. the mad dash to oust the president. plus, renewed calls from gop if lawmakers for the whistleblower to testify. that's coming up. . . as a struggling actor,

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ed: get up with a big pot of coffee. pete: eat leftovers that are still good. nicole: leftovers have to be gone tonight. pete: i cook ad second thanks giving dinner, my parents are in town. i cook ad turkey. i have leftovers in the fridge for today, tomorrow and rest of the week. it is at least a week if you want to. it is the smell test. it is all fine. nicole: the smell test? what if you get sick? pete: that is your problem. ed: speaking of smell test, something going on capitol hill. pete: ed is correct. democrats on capitol hill moving full steam ahead with impeachment this week. ed: the house intel panel, remember them? they expect to have a draft report about the impeachment inquiry. adam schiff will make it available to republicans and democrats. they will look at it on monday night. nicole: gillian turner live on the nation's capitol where the left push is once again heating

up. good morning. reporter: i thought you would kill my hit and keep on jamming. pete: we could. pete: i know you tried, pete. pete, i did, i did. reporter: nuts and bolts of impeachment in the house intelligence committee. intelligence chairman adam schiff put out a notice to all his members, democrats, and republican as draft of that report will be available for reviewing and editing before going final. then on tuesday the intel committee will vote on the final verse. we think that will happen at about 6:00 p.m. finally on wednesday the impeachment ball bounces to the house judiciary committee will host a public hearing with constitutional experts to make a legal case for impeaching the president. most of this will go down while president trump is overseas. he will be in the uk. he will attend meetings with the other nato ally members to talk

about threats from china, iran and from turkish president erdogan. judiciary committee republican doug collins sent a letter to chairman jerry nadler ahead of wednesday's public hearing calling him to include witnesses that represents both sides. he writes, a equal distribution of experts for the december 4 hearing would be a small concession to demonstrate to the american people this impeachment inquiry is not merely political theater. look out for the fisa report. that is slated to drop in a few days on december 9th. the intelligence community inspector general report into the origins of the russia investigation. that is still the other big shoe yet to drop in all of this. ed: gillian turner. pete: we heard leaks from it, yet the full report yet to come out. ed: there will be testimony about that the following wednesday. interesting, when jillian mentioned the push by doug collins of the lead republican on judiciary where the ball is

bouncing to now, i want an equal share of witnesses, that is the same case devin nunez was making on intel panel. basically adam schiff shut that down for a couple witnesses. pete: they called those anyway president weighing in on this last night. he tweeted this, i will be representing our country in london at nato while the democrats are holding the most ridiculous impeachment hear national history. read the transcripts. nothing was done or said wrong. the radical left is undercutting our country. hearing scheduled on same dates as nato. you said the bygone -- ed: used to be politics stops at waters edge. when the president is overseas congress would hold back, there wouldn't be partisanship or politics. i'm not saying it is changing today. it has been changing for a while. we're taking a whole new level.

we'll move forward on impeachment while president is in london working with nato an big national security issues. it is an interesting contrast. pete: based on what we're seeing the way adam schiff laid out a show trial he wanted to create, there is no reason jerry nadler will not jerry-rig the judiciary committee. that is a jerry-rig, jerry nadler impeachment process. they will call the people on their own timeline with their own evidence. the president has to decide to what extent they want to be involved. why do you want to be involved with a process which is fast as possible with tight group of witnesses to help us out after they have done rehearsals behind closed doors. when you look at swing states where this does matter where we should decide our leaders the impeachment hurt democrats. people are smart enough to understand a system ricked against him. nicole: representative lee zeldin saying whistleblower should testify. the dems say no, his role was

only to pull a fire alarm. the problem he seemed to pull it with bad intentions. looks like schiff team told him to pull it. he never actually saw a fire. we want to know who told him there was one. ed: seems reich reasonable question. devin nunez they wanted whistleblower as one of the witnesses, adam schiff said no way, no how. at the beginning of the open hearings a couple hours ago, schiff was pressed by this by various republicans about his own contact with the whistleblower. nicole: i know who it is, i don't know who it is, they contacted my staff, i spoke to him. hard to say what is going on there. bottom line when you think behind closed doors, does muddy the waters a little bit for the general population myself. makes me question why are they keeping this person in protective custody at this point? pete: great way to put it, protective custody, protected by democrats. republicans say you started the whole thing, you have the courage to pull the fire alarm,

as lee zeldin did who did you talk to and process. some people feel you're not a whistleblower. you're a leaker. see what it is. nicole: holding foreign aid itself is not so unscripted. this happens all the time. foreign aid is being held in other areas of the world right now. so the point is, did they really think there was something nefarious going on? with would give you direct evidence to say that -- pete: why it is jerry-rigged. they're putting duct tape on fast as they can, based on a one phone call after entire mueller report went on for two years, they didn't find anything to get him with it. now they jump on the phone call? they fast forward it? that -- ed: come wednesday, jerry nadler will kick off the judiciary committee hearings with legal scholars. undoubt he hadly democrats will have those that support them.

jonathan turley, he said this is democrats burned two months they could have subpoenaed and litigated access to bolton, john bolton as well as the trump attorney rudy giuliani, vice president mike pence, secretary of state mike pompeo and others. it is difficult to see the devastating aspect of such an incomplete record against trump as it exists today let alone the trump has outnixon-ed nixon, quoting ship schiff. that what has been done has been worse than nixon. jonathan turley is calling balls and strikes. it is not true. nicole: remember how the impeachment inquiry went, started out with felony crimes of the water lgbt burglary. there was alleged kidnapping. that is true criminal acts that set off the nixon impeachment. president trump foreign aid being held up in apportionments which happens all the time. pete: from a sky skipped call on

foreign aid and ran on being skeptical of foreign aid. nicole: they said he was trying to investigate his 2020 opponent. the truth he was investigating corruption. he ran on that in 2016. he said drain the swamp within the united states and where the united states puts its foreign aid. if he is investigating corruption that holds true to the original message. pete: a great point. democrats are scrambling for oxygen. the debates are low rated. people are sick of watching politics on the screen anyway. joe biden is taking a different approach. he is falling in the polls in iowa. he decided to jump on a bus. there is a picture of the bus. the "no malarkey" tour, eight days across iowa. ed: why do they call it malarkey? pete: i don't know what that means. nicole: he reason he called it malarkey because the other candidates are liars. >> the reason we named malarkey

the other guys are all lies. we want to make sure there is contrast. we will go across 18 counties, 660-mile trip across the state. we think forgotten part of most campaigns, the rural part of this state and rural america. ed: was that his lumberjack voice? rural america. pete: running to discover forgotten men and women. he has a iowa hat. so he can look at it, check where he is. nicole: caroll, iowa, storm lake, iowa, and spencer iowa? pete: is that a busy day? driving into a town, couple hundred people, quick speech, three events. easy beans. nicole: i bet he can watch tv. pete: maybe they're watching us right now. joe, if you are, send us a tweet. let us know what you think of our coverage on your

"no malarkey" tour set in the 1950s. turning to headlines, fox news alert. police say 11 people are hurt in after a shooting in new orleans busy french quarter area overnight. two people hurt, one person detained. we'll continue to follow this breaking story. in another story, i.c.e. claims responsibility for the london terror attack that left two people dead and three injured. the islamic terror group gave to evidence of contact with the subject. seen in new video, wrestling with police second es before he is shot dead. the attack is drawing scrutiny of a uk law allows early release of someone who was involved in plotting terror attacks. boris johnson said terrorists have been freed early under the law. now calling to scrap it. remember a beg election -- two children found dead, another missing after, swept away by powerful floods. the boy and girl were both

five-year-olds got caught up in violent water when the car they were riding in with trapped. four other kids and two adults were rescued. so sad. a plane crash kills nine people in south dakota. heavy snowfall expected in the northeast as a storm pushing through today. as you mentioned a little bit earlier today, today is national rosa parkses day. the civil rights pioneer will be honored with a new statue. it will be unveiled this afternoon in montgomery, alabama. where parks was arrested on this day 64 years ago for refusing to give up her seat on a bus to a white man. it sparked the montgomery busboy scott, pivotal movement, moment in the civil rights movement. those are the headlines. ed: supercool. president makes surprising trip trip to our troops in thanksgiving. >> the president places

blistering crittim. >> impeachment battle going on. will we see more overseas trips, given these photo-ops. ed: it is just a photo-op. president's 2020 presidential election campaign secretary kayleigh mcenany is here. she has a little message for the media. ♪ 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room.

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knows much about what is going on. connell: democrat going after the president over his thanksgiving visit to see troops in afghanistan. as "washington post" calls it us why a photo-op, accusing the president of striving to look hard at work. here to react trump 2020 national press secretary kayleigh mcenany. i hope you had a nice thanksgiving weekend. how are you? >> i'm doing great, ed. ed: what in the world is going on when you can't thank men and women in uniform to thank them for their service? >> this is amazing. this is the trump obsessed media. everything he does will always be wrong. they can't tolerate something he does good. in the process of reporting, "washington post" headline, "newsweek" story, tweeting and golfing when he was in afghanistan. here is what they do, the media delegitimate eyes themselves repeatedly. the american people look at headlines like this, let the guy do a good thing. report on it straight. don't try to off color or

discolor what is a very good, positive story on thanks giving. ed: what about the fact house democrats are moving forward on impeachment this week as president is doing another part of his job as commander-in-chief, heading to london to work at a nato summit and tackle some big national security issues? >> it is shameful. as you noted there is a precedent we don't criticize presidents when they were overseas, much less pursue a coup against a sitting president, that is what this is. this was never about the facts. adam schiff engaged in such a sham he says he hasn't made up his mine about impeachment. nevertheless here we are on the fast track this is a coupe against a sitting president of the united states, without evidence, without facts. that is why the polling is going south on this. this is despicable they're doing it particularly while the president is overseas. ed: can't let you leave without asking about the "no malarkey" tour the president -- vice

mt. is launching. what is your reaction to joe biden struggling in iowa, going out on a bus for eight days? >> safe to say no bus tour, certainly not one titled the "no malarkey" tour will save the fledgling joe biden candidacy. he was on his way south. he is falling in the polls, overtaken by novices mayor pete buttigieg. so joe's desperate to save his campaign but it is about over. the socialists now are the crowning nominees of the democrat party. ed: kayleigh, we've seen the debate numbers, ratings going down for democrats. michael bloomberg will probably not qualify for them. some are saying maybe that is a good idea to stay out of the mess there on the left as you suggest but what about kamala harris and some of the other bright lights of the left that seem to be fading? >> kamala harris is now in single digits. she was the girl of the

democratic party. jeff zucker berg held a breakfast. the wonder girl of the left is a failing candidate in single digits. there is a flavor of the week in the democrat party. we had one candidate we love, kept at the top, president trump. democrats have nothing of the sort. ed: kayleigh mcenany, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. ed: countdown to christmas is on. it is official. tunnel2towers is gaving away 20 smart homes. the first family giving a mortgage-free home. he joins us next.

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♪. pete: we have quick headlines. throwing under the bus alert the "newsweek" reporter behind this story has been fired. jessica kwong wrote that the president would spend thanksgiving tweeting and golfing. this was before the surprise visit to afghanistan. while the story was edited.

kwong placed some of the blame on the editor. a former amazon employee compares working inside amazon warehouses to account-like sweatshops and the rot bottoms inside were treated better than people. ed: not good. they take care of people. they're launching a new push help wounded warriors and gold star families ahead of christmas. nicole: they announced they will give away 24 homes in 24 days. they're announcing the first family to be honored with the mortgage-free home. pete: here to do the honors. tunnel2towers frank siller. always good to have you. 24 homes in the month of 2. >> we're kicking it off on "fox & friends." you're certainly our friends. the viewers helping you many years to deliver the homes. a home every single day. we have it on the website. we're opening a window. we have 24 windows on a home.

we open a window every day. read a story about each of the stories are surprising. we're surprising them with mortgage paid off or delivering them a mortgage-free home. ed: that starts today. >> we're starting off with illinois state trooper nick hopkins who was killed just over three months ago. he leaves behind a wife, whitney, three beautiful children. whitney i know you're watching. i asked you to watch this morning. this is your paid of off mortgage right here. we'll send it to you. that is because you have "fox & friends" great viewers have been helping us for years and many other companies. ed: you're paying it off inside the envelope? >> this is the paid-off mortgage. it was paid off the other day. she did not know we were doing that. we are doing that 24 days straight. many are smart homes for the catastrophically injured servicemembers and. pete: emmo, owen are the three kids.

think about the lives you are changing. the wife is watching. kids get to have a home where they can remember their father. nicole: one thing to remember trooper hopkins, when he died he became a organ donor, benefited as many as 40 additional people. even in death he is saving more lives. >> this is incredible. the guys and women who serve communities and country, willing to die for us, they do, leave their organs behind. it changes the lives of 40 different other people, i think, that as a nation, we have to take care of these families especially young families. you read the names, one of twins, five-year-olds, two-year-old they have. we better take care of these families. we're asking everyone to go to tunnel2towers.org to make sure we pay off the mortgages and deliver. $11 a month, $11 a month, tunnels for towers.org. many are smart homes.

tunnel2towers d.o.t.org. ed: right up until christmas. >> up until christmas. fox and friends are supporting us as usual. pete: season of hope. remember your brother by never stopping that is supercool. >> can't forget the sacrifice that made 9/11 and sacrifice made ever since. ed: you're paying it forward. thank you so much. >> thank you. pete: arizona cardinals defensive back suspended through 2020 for betting on games. a former player says, time for a rule change. interesting. he will explain. ♪. what does help for heart failure look like? it looks like this. ♪the beat goes on entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby.

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♪. ed: your shot of the morning. not just the white house. remember we talked about the 12 days of listmas. elizabeth warren fans are singing 12 days of christmas with some of her plans, her many plans. "medicare for all" and the like. a couple of my friends who live in virginia. dan is a retired marine. they came up with a list. we'll try this as experiment. reporter: we are going to. ed: 12 days of president trump's christmas. nicole: we can't tell them. we have to sing it it. ed: we will do it. i will tee it u on the 12 day of

christmas potus gave to me -- nicole: fake news exposure. pete: tax cut reforms. nasty regulation. nicole: best consumer confidence. pete: median income records. nicole: lowest unemployment. pete: rebuilt the defense department. ed: four million jobs, three megayears. nicole: thus far. ed: two supreme court picks. pete: and a great wall to keep us all free ♪ ed: i'm not sure it worked. pete: wasn't rehearsed. thanks for sending that in. you asked for them. you delivered. ed: you can write the show sometimes. if someone wants to sit in. meantime bring in somebody a great singer you probably don't know it. jack brewer, former nfl player, ceo of the brewer group. you want to hum a few songs? >> praise jesus.

praise jesus. pete: proper on this program. arizona cardinals player suspended for the rest of 2020. injured, not playing for betting on games. he was betting on games he was not involved in. he is suspended. if the league implements new rules how would they even police it? we have new betting rules around the country. he is in trouble now. what do you make of the whole situation? >> the league has been playing both sides of this far too long. you know, ever since fantasy football came about, over the course of the last 20 years, when yahoo! really took fantasy football another direction offering it for free the league has changed. now all of sudden nfl players are allowed to play fantasy football. they are allowed to bet money on fantasy football. the league limits amount they can make to $250 per game but they are allowed to play. all of sudden the federal government and the supreme court

starts to allow gambling across the country. now you know, you watching an envelope game the commentators are talking about gambling. the league is endorsing gambling. they're making billions of dollars from it but the players can't gamble. i think it is time to change the rule. i understand the greed, if the guy is playing a game, betting on his own team or involved in the game he shouldn't be able to gamble, but if the guy is on the couch, arizona cardinals player on ir, on the couch gambling on games, i don't see a big deal with it. pete: problem with insider information? he might know things we don't know? >> that is the same thing irregardless. same thing with fantasy football and any other thing. the legal louse fantasy because it takes skill and not chance. when you look at fantasy football, that is all chance. you're picking players from different teams. taking on whether or not they're getting hurt. guys are playing in different

weather conditions. so it is all a chance. it is all gambling. saying that fantasy football isn't gambling, saying going to vegas not playing on the craps table is not gambling. ed: jk dobbins, big ohio state-michigan showdown. wasn't much of a match because ohio state won big, gus johnson, one of our colleagues from fox, a big-time announcer, he shared a story about jk dobbins and his mom. this is pro-life message. we want you to react. >> what a day for jk dobbins. >> his mom, maya, became pregnant when she was 18 years old. she went to the doctor because she was thinking about aborting the baby. but changed her mind. that baby turned out to be that young man, jk dobbins who she

calls her miracle baby. pete: wow. jack, your reaction. >> brings tears to your eyes. you watched this kid, see him play, projected to be a first-round pick. you know, i was like many americans where, the liberal talking points had me supporting pro-choice, really pushing that and not really understanding what pro-life meant but you know, when i got deep in my bible, deep in the word,ing jeremiah 1:5, understand the lord said he knew you in the womb. so those type of things are what our country needs to start thinking about. this will really push a conversation. i hope this guy become as champion for pro-life. it is important right now to have these type of stories out and like i said, man. during this thanksgiving season, this is really a time to reflect and be thankful for things and life is one of those things.

glad he said that. pete: gus is taking heat. i love him in march madness. takes a lot of courage to bring up a story in the middle of a big game. >> takes a lot of courage. there is so much political divide. the cancel culture is out there, they're rampant. i got back from liberty university, jerry fallwell and charlie kirk, pushing up for our side, the side of jesus christ and the side of christianity. taking a stand for that as well. this is truly an honor and pleasure to be on a show like this where you can say these things, talk about these issues without being chastised. so you know, "fox & friends," entire "fox nation," thank you. nicole: stories like this don't have to be political. it's a story of hope. not necessarily pro-life or pro-choice. it is a great story, a story of hope. unfortunately we live in a time of partisan divide where people

politicize this. you know, i actually appreciate that he told the story and i think that people, people who are giving negative commentary on it completely missed the point. >> i totally agree. ed: don't me to cut you off. we have limited time. big games on fox, eagles, dolphins, packers-giants, 49ers-ravens a lot of people are watching. your prediction. >> no doubt. people will see lamar jackson one of the greatest athletes of our time. revolutionized the game. i played against michael vick. lamar is that type of player, so dynamic and fun to watch. there are good games. you mentioned packers. the packers should win pretty easily this week unfortunately. pete: revealed your bias. love you for it, jack. if the giants could do it, would help my vikings that play on monday night. >> your vikings have tough match

coming up. we have couple coming up but we can win it. god bless you. ed: thank you, jack. a lot happening today. let's go to other headlines. leonardo dicaprio pushing back against accusations that he is to blame for the wildfires in the amazon forest. brazil's president claims that dicaprio gave half a million bucks to non-government organizations being blamed for the raging inferno. in response dicaprio said the organizations are worthy of his support but denied funding them. he added, the future of the ecosystems are at stake. you heard jack talk about cancel culture is back. a vegas headliner is dropping a president trump puppet from his act because the hotel he works for is concerned about the political climate. terry fator, you have seen him on "fox & friends," has performed with the puppet for years. he was willing to give it up when asked politely. this is the first change he has ever been asked to make for his

show. people don't want president trump on the show. unreal. browns-steelers rematch ramping up after the violent brawl a few weeks ago. cleveland coach from eddie kitchen start spotted wearing a pittsburgh started it first. kitchens didn't mean for anyone to see it. it is out there, bro. miles garrett was suspended for the rest of the season smashing a helmet over quarterback mason rudolph who was fined for his role starting the melee. that will be interesting game. pete: wore the t-shirt hoping no one would see it. ed: what is that about? rick, never had anyone smash a weather map over your head or anything? >> just janice. pete: fierce rivalry there. >> no there isn't. talk a little bit of weather out there. a chilly start for so many people except for the far southeast of the country where temps are still warm.

you can see where the cold front is. 42 in dallas. temps dropped down for you. florida, you will look great today. a little bit of showers move towards the panhandle, north part of florida. i don't think the front brings any moisture to south florida. heavy rain across carolinas. west virginia. d.c. getting rain. snow, very heavy snow across up of michigan. looks what happens as we go over the next 48 hours we'll see a little bit of snow across the coast. transition into rain. a little snow back at the end of this. maybe an inch or two across new york city, across parts of long island. boston maybe you will see four to five inches of snow by the time this is done. we'll see a lot of rain at the beginning. once you about into the interior areas. heavy stuff, snow, some will be pretty significant. some spots well over a foot, maybe pushing two feet across higher elevations. back to you inside. pete: rick, appreciate it.

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can beat donald trump. pete: is this too little too late? here to react the radio talk show host tony katz. thanks for being here. we're still two months out from the iowa caucuses. eight-day bus tour for joe biden. everyone knows his name. if think wanted him they could have come in his corner already. he is fourth in the state. what do you make of his prospects? >> i think he will be fourth when iowa ends. he has done a very bad job in iowa yet pete buttigieg has done a remarkably good job. you know how you don't get iowa voters to come to your side, put out a bus tour that says "no malarkey." that is not how you get people interested and exciting in you. i guess balderdash was put on the side of a bus, if he said it he would have problem speaking the words. joe biden put his age front and center with this entire concept and iowa voters are interested yes, in younger styles. these people went for obama in

2008. pete buttigieg wants to harken back to that. joe biden harkens back to the 1930s. this is a terrible idea that will not help him in the slight left. pete: do you think he is cognizant of that? they had to put the definition of malarkey on the back of the bus. aren't from 1950s you don't know what it means? his crowds are couple hundred. these are not big crowds. what is the play here? >> honestly i'm not really sure, anybody on his team thought malarkey is a good idea because that is the you want to attract. he would have been better with okay, boomer, putting "no malarkey" on his bus. it goes to the fact that joe biden hasn't connected in iowa. he is desperately trying to keep himself there through south carolina. if he can get through south carolina, he is in the lead by double digits he could have a fair super tuesday. that is the plan. iowa is lost for him. pete: we shall see. another eye caught our eye.

a headline in "the new york times" said this they voted democratic. now they support trump. 2/3 of battle ground state voters who chose trump in 2016 but selected democrats in the midterm said they will return to the president next year. democrats pointed to evidence in 2018 that the tide was turning. maybe that was one-off or voting for different reasons. seems a lot of voters are coming back home to the president. what does that say to you? >> in 2018, hate was a very powerful motivator. for 2020, there is no love for the democratic party. there is no love for wild policies of health care, "medicare for all." there is no love for their tax increases. bernie sanders talking about taxes for people above $29,000. they know elizabeth warren is a liar. they know pete buttigieg is in on all the plans. the rest they haven't done anything to kind of create some kind of a warmth, here is how we take the country forward. the impeachment has been a total failure for them. you're at 50% in the polls. put all-star witnesses out and

you can't get more than 50% out? that is where you were in 2017. they haven't been able to build a coalition that they have got something that can help move a country. yes, were would people who tried something in 2018, why would they now go back to it in 2020? the economy is great. keep things moving. pete: a fractured of a presidential field as we have ever seen on presidential side. tony katz, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. are you fed up yet? it is still early but with 2020 politics? >> listen, politicians, politics always change. sometimes it's my guys. sometimes it's your morons? pete: aruba has a fix for that. it is election disconnection. we'll tell you about it next. ♪.

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go somewhere. >> there is a march on saturday. >> how about something relaxing? >> protest yoga. >> wasn't aware they had such a thing. [laughter]. that sounds great. ed: people already tired of election. you knew a sunny destination would market this. pete: aruba stepped up. nicole: aruba appealing to americans dealing with election disconnection, saying come here, relax. do endorphine releasing activities to help with election fatigue. pete: there are customizable activities you can do on the aisle of aruba. scuba diving, kitesurfing across aruba aqua marine waters to boost endorphines. nicole: use chocolate. ed: anxiety reducing 650 minutes with four four-legged friends. where only opinion matters is scratching their ears or rubbing their bellies. nicole: california sand dunes

for a tranquil moment of peace. pete: secret pooling play. what they're doing there. sunrise, hidden natural crystal blue pools on the rugged shore of, the national park. i can't pronounce it. the truth you go to aruba, unless you have a wi-fi wipe out or cable tv crashes you're still getting news, you're still getting 2020. nicole: people can go to aruba because the economy is doing so well. i bet a lot of people will be traveling this holiday season. pete: good point. ed: bring the couch, do a whole show for the weekend. pete: that is a good idea. i have seen the budget. we have wiggle room. ed: we'll ask the bosses. democrats push ahead for impeachment, nancy pelosi, is she praying about it? she is getting off to spain. guess why? she wants to focus on climate change. i wonder how much fuel the jet will use to get her there. pete: maybe it is warming up.

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monday house and tell members expected to view draft of impeachment report tuesday the committee is expected to revote. >> they had to vote within 20 for our. >> and wednesday the house judiciary committee is going to hold the hearing. >> while you spent thanksgiving with your family being grateful for the great nation god has given us adam schiff was working with his staff to write up the report so they can deliver it monday morning to all the members of the intel committee where the adam schiff show went on for a couple of weeks. they will get just a day to review it in on tuesday night they are voting and they will go over to gerri nadler so he could take away. >> do they even need to put forth the boat, we know which way this is going to go. >> that's a rig process,. >> this is a big week for the house because they're moving closer to impeaching the president we heard nancy pelosi

say she would only move forward if it was bipartisan, strike one that is not there. then she said she's looking at this carefully and considering it carefully, strike two on that because she is not even going to be in the capital when all of this is plano. >> she's not going to be in the country when this is playing out. >> she is flying to spain with her democrats to go to a conference and a jet plane fueled by fossil fuels not by wind turbines. this is what she had to say about leaving the united states for a climate conference instead of overseeing the impeachment think she started. a privilege to a company with a high-level delegation to spain with an exponential threat of our time, climate crisis. to protect her planet it's an economic decision and a good green plan for the future to address resource competition and climate migration in a moral

decision. the good students of god creation with a sustainable healthy planet to the next generation. >> were impeaching the president by part christmas and i'm going to spain. >> look at this group of democrats and a whole bunch of folks that are going, it is a few thousand miles, a pretty good enter big carbon footprint and where she pointed out one state department officials heading over to represent the trump as well. it's interesting what all of this is playing out you would think the speaker of the house would want to be front and center to make sure this is being done fairly impartially. all of that republicans are saying we want our own witnesses but no they ran it through. >> a great program that runs at noon. a former fox news contributor at

the treasury department and now inside the white house advising the president, the spokesman on impeachment and we have a lot of questions for him how this week will tune into nine noon eastern. >> if there's a good reason to burn fossil fuels other than for the fun of that, you could go visit the troops, their long ways away on holidays like thanksgiving defending all of us and we are grateful for that. president trump did just that, he surprised the troops in afghanistan and away they were not expecting. the media cannot resist. >> this is a nice thing and one thing the commander-in-chief does, the washington post jumps it was something different. >> trump's photo hotplate facing impeachment, the president strives to look hard at work. >> do you think you have a similar headline when nancy pelosi sends her picture in the

summit. >> i don't think so and tammy does not think so either, she's a spokesperson for trunk 2020 and she teed off. >> the trump obsessed media and anything and he does will always be wrong, they cannot tolerate when he does something good but here's what they do in the process of the reporting, the washington post headline and about the president tweeting when he was actually in afghanistan, here's what they do, the media delegitimize a themselves repeatedly. they say let the guy do a good thing, report on a straight, don't try to off color what is a very good positive story on thanksgiving. >> they have fired the reporter over thanksgiving put out the story that turned out to be false. all the president is doing in palm beach is tweeting and playing golf when he was actually in afghanistan. >> this is the media and democrats of gone wrong all thel along. he has appeal to the middle class american and by going in

seeing the troops he is doing what americans want to see and similar to elizabeth warren, she is disconnecting herself as president obama did. take a look at this. do remember what president obama did in 2012. >> if you have a business, you do not build on, somebody else made that happen. >> you did not build that became a signature line. barack obama thinks if you've earned the american dream, if you worked hard you did not build that other people didn't. when you think may maybe democratic candidates would learned from that walk back from you. elizabeth warren tweet out a video of herself could actively saying the very same thing. >> there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. you built a factory out there, good for you but i want to be clear you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paved. you hired workers the rest of us

pay to educate. you were safe in your factory because of police forces and fire forces that the rest of us paid for. you did not have to worry that bands will come and sees everything in your factory and hire someone to protect against because of the work the rest of us did. >> further disconnecting herself from the american people. america was built on hard work paid off. she is saying you did not do it, you did on the shoulders of everyone else. someone on her campaign thought putting that video out was a good idea. if you look at that video did that scream electability. did that scream at the american people want to hear. >> everybody is paying for the roads -- >> even the people working hard. >> you take that and run with it and you create a new microchip or realize the american dream

and so you did build something new and you give back the folks that entrepreneurs will end up being billionaires, a lot, not somall will pay a lot back in texas. we see this from war warren buft given fortunes away to try to help cure cancer in all kinds of great things. is not like the city there holding their money and not helping. >> i sent a couple of my kids to private school, i still pay private taxes for the public schools so i'll go to the graduation to the public school kids in the hold up a sign and say you did not earn that i pay for your education and you should say thank you to me. of course we all pay in but accelerating and working hard is something we always valued and add to your point, the charitable giving is what has more folks. nicole: and provides employment

opportunity in the service that people buy otherwise you would not be a successful business owner. ed: take a look at this, one of her colleagues at fox sports, you know him from college basketball, football. pete: my favorite announcer. ed: yesterday he took it to a whole new level. he joined the showdown between ohio state and michigan it turned out not to be much of a game because ohio state has been several times that they beat michigan, the game does not turn out to be much but the message that gus johnson revealed turned up to be uplifting. >> what a day, his mom became pregnant when she was 18 years old. she went to the doctor because she was thinking about aborting the baby what changed her mind, that baby turned out to be that young man.

jk dobbins who she calls her miracle baby. leland.pete: what also message e with everybody listen in on national television on fox. a former nfl player, he explained why it's important for stories like this one to be told. >> you watch this kid and you see him play projected to be a first-round pick, those type of things are what our country needs to start thinking about and push a conversation. i hope this guy becomes a champion for pro-life. it's important to have these stories out there and like i said, during this thanksgiving season, this is the time to reflect and be thankful for things and life is one of those things. i'm glad that he said that. nicole: is a very positive message of hope and hope for other people who may find themselves in that situation that you are not doomed for failure and some positive or

success may come out of the situation, your given opportunities in america that you and i have elsewhere. pete: the mob is going to come after gus johnson. if you support what he has to say show your support. it takes courage on a sporting event to make a comment like that. we turn now to additional headlines starting with five people shot, one killed in chicago suburb overnight police responded to the shooting in aurora illinois, they have not said if anyone is in custody or actively looking for the shooter. another fox news alert 11 people were shot in new orleans near the bitty front quarter area, to our hurt and one person has been detained. the shooting was on a busy weekend, thousand in town for the classic game. also breaking right now, pro-democracy protesters in hong kong clashing with police. this is alive look at the standoff. despite reports the government is considering an independent to

investigate police brutality. we'll see what china's next move is. thousands of demonstrators flooded the street and encouraged by the big win last weekend and protesters think president trump will be there for his support by waving u.s. flags singing our national anthem and chanting usa. united states is their only hope. christmas time at the white house volunteers helped to deck the halls with an unchanging core. a preview of the set for tonight. earlier this week she helped welcome the official white house christmas tree, she also expressed her appreciation for the volunteers. looking good. those are your headlines. nicole: all positive media coverage decorating. nicoleed: kamala harris crisscrg iowa, her poll numbers in the hawkeye state. is this a beginning of her end

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(cheering) clearly, velveeta melts creamier >> just for more than two months ago the iowa caucus kamala harris crisscrossing states working to revive the campaign that is struggling. the politics average shows are dropping 11% since july. that is a freefall campaign age reporting this moment was where it all went down. >> she put over 1500 people in jail for marijuana violations and laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana. evidence that would've freed the innocent man from death row, she kept people in prison beyond

their sentences. when you are in a position to make a difference in impact in these people's lives you did n not. >> former chair of the california party he weighs in right now. >> great to see you. i hope you had a great thanksgiving. >> we did. >> we think that the moment were tulsi gabbard said not so fast. >> on your couch that's were i said she showed kamala harris had a glass jaw. , led does not have a narrative. elizabeth warren has the plans, joe biden is elected, bernie sanders a socialist, what is kamala harris, she said i was gonna prosecute the case against trump and then she ran against her own prosecution records. she does not have a narrative. people don't have something to hold onto with her. >> new york times did a massive outtake on this how kamala harris campaign unraveled and they have e-mails and the back-and-forth blow-by-blow. it's pretty ugly because there

was a high level resignation were somebody said this campaign is been in disarray and you have not articulated a path towards a victory. >> let's talk about that. iowa has 49 delegates california has ten times that amount. the real story with kamala harris she is doing so poorly in her own state, if she was a model within the state and winning in double digits like biden then she would be respected nationwide and we would be doing better everywhere else. but she so weak at home because she's taking californians for granted and she did not work hard were no running for senated she has not helped california. the real reason she will fade away is because she had a chance with california moving up in the early primaries to make a big statement but instead she is nowhere so people elsewhere do not respect her. >> to your point california moved up and usually around june, it's moved up to super

tuesday where it was thought that, harris could win california and would have a boatload of cash from all the big donors, some of your buddies in hollywood who would fund her campaign. why has she not gone that money and why is she not winning in her own state. >> pete buttigieg is out raising her purchase from northern california and natural north south driver early and she has not worked to get support down south like diane feinstein did over the years and feinstein went provided. she has been lazy as a u.s. senator, she has not gone around and built the base necessary to win the state over and you cannot run for president if you don't have your own base. she will not be able to duplicate what obama did. this is her own fault to a great degree, she ran away from her own prosecutor, are you strong prosecutor or not, no one knows and she did not work hard early

so now she does not make it to california per cheese doing serious harm to her own career by going on and getting rotted. ed: you say she has serious harm to her own career, will see thank you for coming in today. one of the greatest mysteries in american history, the disappearance of that man jimmy hoffa and all new special airing tonight on fox, our body digs for the truth, he joins us with a preview, he has tantalizing information next. >> did your dad say who shot jimmy hoffa. >> absolutely in connemara. right! connemara it is! there's one gift the whole family can share this holiday season, their story. give the gift of discovery, with an ancestrydna kit.

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>> welcome back for a quick look at the week ahead. you will shop until your wi-fi drops. tomorrow they are offering huge deals on their online outlets and americans are expected to spend $9 billion. then on tuesday president trump will cross the pond for a two day nato summit. it comes on reports that the triple ministration plans to cut funding for the alliance until the other countries payout. president is expected to meet with german and french

president. on wednesday you will see the first lighting of the new natural christmas tree, the 30-foot spruce was planted in october in the old tree seen here at last year's lighting suffered heavy damage. it is in the 97th year. his disappearance is one of the biggest mystery in american history, eric finding new clues for jimmy hoffa, including his potential killer and final resting point. >> is part of a fox news special. the real search for james hoffa appears tonight. >> did your dad say who shot jimmy hoffa. >> absolutely. >> was a him. >> yes it was. >> no, sir. >> where is he. >> i'm going to tell you were jimmy hoffa is very. he told me, i'm the only person that knows the location of his

final resting place. nicole: fox news anchor eric joined is now exclusively with more. >> good morning how are you. ed: everybody wants to know about jimmy hoffa, i want to solve this because for several reasons, the family of jimmy hoffa deserves to know, but barbara, a retired judge, jimmy hoffa's daughter in st. louis, james hoffa the current president of the teamster has living with this with decades. the teamsters and the nation to learn what happened to jimmy hoffa. that's what were trying to do. >> i believe members of the tony crew in new jersey family went to detroit with the de jur detrt family killed him because they wanted to regain the presidency of the teamsters and also with tony pro we have new claims that the body was brought back to new jersey, his father owned the

dump in jersey city where the fbi was told he was buried at first, then one of the guys flipped, rob flips, you have to move the evidence. that's exactly what they say they happen to move it to another location. here is frank, his father was a co-owner of the dump and here's what he said with his father. jimmy hoffa. >> your father said he cannot fit in it so he had to take him out, don't take this the wrong way have a lot of respect for him but he said they could not fit the fat old man in feet first. >> this is going to be aired tonight on 10:00 p.m. on the fox news channel in the have to make an appeal, to get the answers out the fbi file should be released by the government, they

can be in the truth is in the fbi file, i think we show that he shot jimmy hoffa. >> anybody will get to the bottom. >> i hope so we will see. you have dinero and cioppino plays jimmy hoffa. i'm going to watch a special. i bet it's going to be special. >> we wrote the story and i knew him. we found the blood evidence in the house in detroit where he said he shot hoffa but authorities said it was unfounded, there's no dna found and that's what i want the files out, he of the big movie this is frank did it, the files say no it was sally bugs, the truth has to come out. >> the president could release out. >> 10:00 o'clock tonight, the fox news channel. black friday brawls interrupt nationwide. as online sales surge to

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told in 2001. i cannot confirm that. very patriotic. start sending us your patriotic christmas pictures because we will air them next week send them into fox news.com. next week and we will have the big push on that and we want to see it. the american flag, that is pretty nice. what is going on in your backyard. >> you think we can make that claim? >> dolly saint neck. >> we had jolly swag on yesterday. >> friends at foxnews.com, how do you weave a little american into christmas. ed: in the meantime starting now a homeless man is accused of

going on a black friday stabbing rampage in the netherlands. after viewing surveillance video there is a manhunt of course, three teenagers were hurt and others ran for the life at a busy shopping district. police have not identified the suspect, the motive unknown but they have said there is not terrorism. black friday chaos shoppers fight for the best deals, a huge brawl breaking out at a walmart near nashville. and fist flying in the gift i'll i walmart in southern california. throwing haymaker's outside of forever 21 in pennsylvania, no surprise according to adobe online shopping increased by more than $7 billion. this black friday. an early wake-up call in london.

that sound of a sonic boom from two air force jets, they were scrambling for an unresponsive aircraft around 4:00 a.m. london time. the ministry of defense says they were able to intercept aircraft and people across greater london reported hearing the noise, they were on high alert after the terror attacks couple days back. >> or christmas break meaning school report cards are on the way. teachers are revealing what they really mean with some of the comments, they are not compliments. teachers in australia say enthusiastic. when they say a child is working towards something, it means they cannot do something. and when the teachers call a student very active, it means they cannot sit still in class, nicole d of youth and-isms in the medical field? nicole: you know we do.

nicole: you can't say what's going on but other doctors no. nicole: you could say they want to be very involved in their medical care, not annoying, the days of medicine are gone by having three kids i tell you i do read the comments on the report card and i try to read through the lines to say what do they mean when they're really saying. ed: i have something i want to say so bad but i like my job better. >> it's like the new york apartment when they call them cozy. [laughter] this 300 square feet. [laughter] we have counterweights that are starting to mount in the guardian and nork having delays because his nose moving in and we're going to watch this band of showers across georgia and south carolina but more heavy rain of the midatlantic and is transitioning train to get between rain and snow and also

back to the west. that storm continues towards the east and doesn't does and begins to pick up a little additional in low pressure northeastern. mostly ran across coastal areas and all snow across interior sections picking up one or 2 inches along the big cities but the most part the heavy snow is going to be all across interior sections. to me travel, located in tomorrow even more complicated. >> will we have a white christmas? i cannot see that far ahead. [laughter] pete: if you missed black friday deals cyber monday is still around the corner. nicole: here is the preview of the deals with carrie riley. >> so exciting, this is what the super bowl for shopping. pete: i can tell. >> one of my biggest things i want to say you know what you want to get when he got cyber monday, have a list, there's a lot of noise and stuff you don't

want to get involved in. i like to look at slick deals.net, they will tell you what the greatest deals are, where you can get it for the cheapest price and a browser extension and they put the coupon in your cart. this is the first one, a smart lock, you can hold it and twisted it is the smart lock pro connect. >> what are we locking. >> you will lock your door you put over your existing bolt in your phone becomes your key, forget your keys from now on, if you leave the house and say did i lock my door, you can check your phone and you know what you did or if you have a dog walker send him your keys. you will save $130, and was 279 and tomorrow it is 149. which is a great deal. discount class.co glasses.com. so this is discount classes in usa-based company which is

awesome in their trendy, affordable, put them on, have fun are they readers are actual glasses. >> mrs. child. [laughter] this is 30% off with the code. very nice i like it. i love it. ed: they want to be active. >> this is a fitbit charge three, the smartest tracker that they have, you can track your heart 24/7 as well as your steps and also the special addition they have for pay, they allow a smartwatch. which is awesome in its water resistant and you can swim 50 meters and a seven-day battery life and this is actually $50 off so it was $149 but now it's 999 but the special addition will be 119.

the first at-home micro current facemask. it actually works with osmosis. reverse osmosis. when you put this on you can feel it tingling on your face. >> your electrocuting yourself? >> no not battery operated. it is done with scientific things. that stuff, right here you activated it is awesome and very hot in hollywood and actually helps deepen and hydrate so you get into aging peptides and vitamins. you have to take your makeup off first before you put this on. it is 50% off after the show. you can find this at the skincare usa.com. this is one of my most favorite, a clothing subscription box for

girls who like to be fashionistas. they fill a personalized quiz that says what kind of styles they like and you can get this sent to you or you can pick up a holiday gift box which is available for cyber monday. >> you by this. it's usually $150 and you get over seven pieces including shoes, a bag, assessors. it is brilliant. >> if you don't like it can return it. >> that's a good question, i'm sure you can if you have girls you should pick this up, three personalized outfits, 50% for the first subscription box in the 50% off for presale boxes for the holiday. all of this is so fun, this is done by a woman who is an entrepreneur in this wreath can

be made with this template by anybody. >> this is great for everybody like me who is not artsy. their deal is 20% off the wreaths, that was done with a little christmas tree in the front and you go to unique wreath.com. thank you. happy monday are you ready. pete: from cyber monday to travel tuesday, the deep discounts expected to be better than black friday and cyber monday combined. plus san francisco homeless problem continues and locals are fed up in the recall governor gavin newsom one of the residents joined us next.

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products and bacon products are being pulled from shelves because under clear allergens. be on the lookout for these labels, bluegrass quality meats are recalling over 121,000 pounds of food, no illnesses have been linked to the product so far. according to the travel app hopper now is the perfect time to hop on a plane, they're expecting more airline and hotel discounts is tuesday then on black friday and cyber monday combined. they say demand is so low this time of year because most people have booked their other trips. that news could help me a long time ago. san francisco homeless problem getting worse by the day the city reported 70% increase in less than two years. residents are getting so fed up they have signed petitions calling for california governor newsom to be recalled. richie lives in san francisco and a former candidate mayor who joins us now to weigh in. thank you so much for being here.

other outlets up with the homeless increase as high as 30%, the new york times i believe, your mysterious problem on your hands and san francisco, why is recalling the governor the way to solve it. >> there's only so many different options as resident, taxpayer, voters, if we cannot elect someone to come in and make change or the government itself does not want to make change that's what we see now, or is it takes too long to put a measure of her own on, then we go higher and higher and the former governor and mayor governor under governor newsom under his watch, we see this increase in homelessness and an increase in mental illness and drug addiction on the streets along with an increase in taxes and misappropriation of money. and we see his proposals for what would seem to be the support of open voters and

taking taxpayers money for health insurance for these illegal aliens coming in. >> you feel like the policies of the governor just like those in the city are feeding the crisis. >> absolutely. the longer drugs and things like that, you would need up to 1.5 signatures of california residents by late february or early march in order for this to be on the ballot, where are you in the effort. >> there are two parallel ballot initiatives, they were filed within a few weeks of each other. they are both valid and approved by the secretary of state by the government. they both need 1.495, just a little bit less than one and half million signatures statewide and right now as they check late last night the most current count, 91000. i think the you have long ways

to go. governor newsom has gone far enough that he's responded to this, he is partisan action with president trump and they are trying to overturn the definitive will of california voters and they need another special election supported by those who demonize california's people in attack california values. i think you would take issue with that and say you want the people that live in san francisco and throughout the great state to be able to live safely on streets that are policed properly without homelessness, do you think you will get to that number of 1.5? >> first of all to respond to governor newsom it is very typical rhetoric to blame those who are not on board with him as being a trump supporter and as being the villain and not to go along with it. we are hoping that we will get

to the 1.49 million. i see on social media is very active, they are constantly organizers are looking for volunteers to set up petitions, signature gathering areas and find all of the around the state and to try to get to the 1.49 million. >> working they go online. >> at believe they can go on google.com recall governor gavin newsom. there's recall governor newsom.com. >> thank you so much for your time we appreciate it. earlier in the show we showed you how to pick the perfect christmas tree. up next i'm taking on rick and ed in the christmas tree challenge, who deck the halls the fastest, the trophy is at stake. find out.

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the back of the tree was pete hegseth. pete: oh, my goodness. let's go. let's go. absolutely. have a great sunday. go to church, everybody. ♪ >> good sunday morning. mike emanuel in for maria bartiromo. on "sunday morning futures", mark cuban shares on a who i would bet on to win the democratic nomination. the white house facing new deadlines in the impeachment proceedings this week as the house intelligence committee prepares its report on the ukraine hearings. alan dershowitz on what americans should expect in the weeks ahead. for the first time since the impeachment process began, house democrats invite president trump to take part. new reaction from a republican on the judiciary committee. plus insight from a former democratic senator. who played a