things. >> ugly and unappealing piece of art sold for $120,000 on the cover of "new york post" today. a grocery store banana duct taped to a wall. on display in miami. rob: so weird. bye. ♪ thursday i don't care about you ♪ friday i'm in love ♪ brian: i don't know if we are in love. in love with friday. it's been a very interesting week. ainsley: to say least. last few weeks. i don't understand the lyrics of that song you are only in love because it's friday? in love with the weekend or more in love with you yourself because it's friday? pete: i think it's just the last day of the workweek. brian: sings mtv got rid of

djs i don't understand any song: pete is in for steve unless i misread the schedule. pete: unless he taps me out. thanks. brian: nancy pelosi announces democrats will move forward with articles of impeachment. she is doing it prayerfully. ainsley: but republicans are biting back demanding heir own opportunity to call witnesses. pete: our own griff jenkins is live in washington with the possible next steps. >> good morning, steve, anxiously and brian more next steps coming drafting articles of. wimpeachment. judiciary examining evidence found in intelligence report. articles will likely encompass abuse of power, bribery and obstruction. the judiciary will mark them up and vote on them and send them to the rules committee and onto the house floor for historic vote. but republicans are demanding a hearing of their own first. ranking member doug collins writing in a letter to chairman nadler quote minority move members shall be entitled to call witnesses selected by the minority to testify with

respect to that measure or matter during at least one day of the hearing thereon. ultimately a full house vote would be expected to fall down mostly partisan lines. last night speaker pelosi was asked if this was all about politics. here's what she said. >> no. this isn't about politics at all. this is about patriotism. it's not about partisanship. it's about honoring our oath of office. >> this, as president trump fights back telling pelosi to hurry up and get it over with so he can move onto the senate trial where the white house feels they have a better shot at a fair process. the president tweeting where is the fake whistleblower? where is the whistleblower number two? who is the phony informer who got it all wrong? so will we have a vote by christmas hard to say. key timeline is whether the white house will respond to chairman nadler's deadline by 5:00 p.m. to decide whether or not they will cooperates and participate in these next steps. if they did, that would definitely push it into the

new year. as for collins in that request by house republicans, we will see what happens, it's not likely based on what we have seen out of chairman nadler so far. brian: griff, real quick. they don't have to give minority day, they just request it. if there were minority day it would be a venting session. wouldn't get anything done. correct? >> the rules provide they can request that whether or not they do anybody's guess. they wouldn't likely have any chance to call some of the fact witnesses they wanted to call like chairman adam schiff of the intel. so it really probably wouldn't make much of a difference obviously the white house indicating they are ready to move into the senate. ainsley: president wants to call pelosi, hunter biden and joe biden and adam schiff. if the committee calls them to speak and be witnesses do they have the opportunity to say no they are not going to do it or do they have to speak? brian: come senate, yeah. griff: i don't know. that's a great question for lindsey graham the chairman of the senate judiciary

committee. we will find out if those requests are even made in the first place. brian: we appreciate you getting up with us. we want you to go back to the border where things were more civilized than washington you had to deal with the last few days. pete: unreal. they decided they are going to impeach him. how quick they do it is a question. some are saying before christmas. then you look at january, it goes to the senate where republicans are in control. and they could drag anyone they want before the world to expose the side of the story they don't think. ainsley: just like the democrats did on the house side. pete: how far do they go? hohow hard do they push to get these witnesses? january is going to be a heck of a month. ainsley: how long do they carry it out? if the senate carries it out for months in election year that could be detrimental for democrats. brian: two things bother me most about nancy pelosi's speech. come out and say it's political. don't say you are doing it prayerfully. we all know it's politics and not doing it prayerfully.

ainsley: talking about the reporter? brian: that was james rosen asking her the question. she came out and solemnly doing. this going through this very seriously and deliberately. it was pure politics. don't say it's beyond approach or indisputable. if you watched television over the last month, of course there's another side to this story. of course, it's disputable. ainsley: she said i have been so upset with the president because is he heartless. he doesn't have any compassion for the dreamers. but don't you remember the president tried to give the daca recipients. tried to allow them to stay in exchange for something else and nancy pelosi didn't vote for it? pete: if you think nancy pelosi is convincing anyone or moving the needle this is a useful exercise? it was a terrible presentation she gave yesterday, too. brian: absolutely. mean while, here is doug collins, the ranking member, the only man in america who talks quicker than me. >> i have heard her say that the president is the one dividing us. i'm sorry, our democracy is at stake right now because the democrats keep going after a vote that was legally done, legally held, and they want to overturn

63 million voters. that's what it this is about. the american people deserve better than. this and what we soa see somethg a speaker disconnected from reality we are going to listen to music and drink hot cocoa. start doing the people's work. stop having an impeachment. brian: they are not talking about prescription drug plans. usmca. i believe it will get passed before christmas. ainsley: nancy says it won't happen. brian: that's going to help farmers, auto manufacturers and in front of mexico and canada. pete: they don't care. hatred for the president is deeper than anything else. brian: let's talk about hatred. jonathan turley made it clear he was not there to back anyone. ainsley: republican witness. brian: i wouldn't say is he a republican witness. is he a democrat that voted for donald trump. ainsley: one witness that republicans called. brian: they say listen, we have been reading what you have been writing and we believe jonathan turley you

should come up and speak because even though you disagree with the president on many issues you don't think what he did in ukraine was, get this, impeachable. because of that his life has been turned on his head. ainsley: he said my call for greater civility and dialogue may have been the least successful argument i made to the committee. before i finished my testimony, my home and office were inundated with threatening messages and demands that i be fired from gw. pete: he went and wrote a quote in the hill. listen to his testimony, thoughtful, credible guy. most dangerous place for academic is often between the house and the impeachment of an american president. i knew that going into the first hearing of the house judiciary committee on the impeachment of donald trump. yet, i remained a tad naive hoping academic discussion on hills industry and the standards of it might offer a brief hiatus from hateful rhetoric on both sides. my call for greater civility and dialogue may have been the least successful argument i made to the committee. brian: i just think that

anyone calling him up, being mad at jonathan turley is -- didn't watch the way he answered questions, didn't read his opening statement. he actually approached this as an academic. the other three came out there with a political agenda. ainsley: is he an academic. he is a professor of law. he did not vote for the president. and was just there because he said in my interpretation of this conversation it is not impeachable. and democrats have blasted him. he is getting hateful responses from people that watched the hearing. listen, everyone is just off their rockers right now. nancy pelosi is yelling at james rosen who asked do you hate the president? i don't hate anyone. and then you have this exchange with joe biden, with the guy in iowa. we will show you some of this. let me set it up for you though. joe biden is in iowa. he is speaking to a room of people. this man stands up and questions what happened with his son with the oil company in ukraine. he said basically you did the same thing that you are accusing the president of doing. joe biden didn't like it. listen to this exchange. >>

your son over there, here's a guy worked for a gas company that he had no experience with gas or nothing, in order to get access to the puppet, to the president. so you are selling access to the president just like he was. so. >> that's a damn liar, man. that's not true. no one has ever said. no one has heard it? >> you see it on tv. watch fox news. >> by the way, that's why i'm not sedentary. let him go. let him go. look, the reason i'm running is because i have been around a long time and i know more than most people know. and i can get things done. that's why i'm running. you want to check my shape ton it let's do pushups together on it. let's run, let's do whatever you want to do. no one has said my son has did anything wrong. did i not on any occasion, no one has ever said it. not one. >> i didn't say you were doing anything wrong. >> you said i set up my son to work in an oil company. isn't that what you said?

get your words straight, jack. brian: he called him -- big controversy is, he called him fat. and, to me, when you listen to this back. i have listened to it about 25 times. first he comments on being sedentary because he said he watched tv. 40 seconds later he is calling him fat. now he walks it back. ainsley: campaign denying it. he didn't say he said facts. brian: i can't follow his line of thinking. just answer the question. is your son because he worked on amtrak qualified for ukrainian gas deal to sit on a board that paid him 50 to 80,000 a month? don't say there is no corruption there. explain how he got it. and explain how his last name didn't give it to him. don't segway to let me do pushups. this has got to concern every democrat. that is your frontrunner. and he makes no sense. ainsley: what's up with these men challenging eve other. take him behind the bleachers. now let's have a pushup contest the crowd laughs. the man sits down.

says you are not going to vote for me. ainsley: i know you are aren't. you are too old to vote for me anyway. pete: what does that mean? it doesn't make any sense. ainsley: be prepared to answer any question. say it in a kind way, sir, i understand your colonel. let me explain what happened. let me tell you my side of the story. pete: if you are not going to be kind be straightforward and direct make sense. nothing he said made sense. challenging someone to a pushup contest. ainsley: person in the audience said don't vote for me then. pete: tell half of iowa not to vote for him. brian: here is what the voters said who called vice president out. >> i'm not trying to cause him problems. i'm just trying to bring out all of this bull -- he has been telling here today is all softball stuff. he doesn't want to answer the hard stuff. he has been in the congress all his life. and all of those problems like high drug problems and all of that where in the hell has he been for the

last 50 years? he is going to change it all now? brian: he is not a trump supporter. he is asking the tough questions. i thought it was no malarkey tour. if i look up malarkey and even my siri says i don't know what that means. if you no malarkey deal with things straightforward. don't say pushup contest to get in shape or call him fat. two seconds before you called him sedentary. anyone who going to challenge him is going to to be ridiculed the way they look it's an interesting race. pete: why are you running? i know more than do you and other people. that's not a rationale. have you been there and haven't ficketszed things. ainsley: calling his tour the no malarkey tour. pete: is this the 150s? ainsley: no one uses that word anyone. good morning, jillian. jillian: good morning to you. three soldiers are dead after national guard black hawk helicopter crash unless minnesota. >> my heart breaks for the

family, the friends, and the fellow soldiers. they paid the ultimate price and sustles to minnesota and to the united states of america. jillian: the soldiers were conducting a maintain necessary flight 20 miles south of saint cloud. they had been flying for nine minutes. their names have not been released. the cause of the crash is not clear at this point. four people are dead after armed robbery rides to a wild police chase. two suspects ransack ago grocery store in corls gable of miami. hijacking the u.p.s. truck and taking the driver of that truck hostage. it was his first day alone on the job. the chase coming to an end shootout at busy intersection during rush hour. police using cars to shield themselves. both robbers, the u.p.s. driver and a bystander were all killed. pentagon sources telling fox news an extra 7,000 troops could be sent to the middle east in response to growing threats from iran. the state department believes more than 1,000 people have been killed by iranian security forces

during fuel cost protests. >> it's something that is going to be a big scandal throughout the world very soon. they are killing a lot of people. and they are arresting thousands of their only citizens in a brutal crackdown in recent weeks. jillian: no decisions on deployment have been made yet. iran is accused of trying to send missiles to proxy forces in syria, iraq, and yemen. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. ainsley: thanks, jillian. brian: so much going on. we could do 20 shows. pete: we could. adam schiff accused of spying on his own congressional colleague. former doj official says if that's true it's a complete disrespect of the law. we'll discuss it. brian: get my phone bill ♪ you just ain't seen nothing yet ♪ here's something that you're never going to forget. ♪ baby, you just ain't seen nothing yet ♪ you ain't been around

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political opponents as part of the democrats' impeachment inquiry that show rudy giuliani and devin up in necessary and maybe even the president. why is he sniffing around calls of reporters and congressman because we also know that there was a reporter involved in this. here to react is former doj official ian prior. ian, i think everyone i know was caught by surprise to see these phone records entered into the record which is part of the impeachment process. were you? >> yeah, i mean, look, there is multiple constitutional problems here. just last year in 2018, the supreme court ruled in order to get phone records, and i'm not talking phone calls. i'm talking phone records from third party providers, you need a warrant because there are fourth amendment concerns. this was a decision reached by the four liberals and john roberts by the way. so irony there. just because he is the president of the united states doesn't mean he doesn't have constitutional rights. then you have his attorney and you have reporters. they have a 40 amendment interest in not having their phone call and their phone records taken without a warrant. throw on top of that fact that rudy giuliani is the

president's attorney. there is attorney-client privilege there. that's extremely concerning from a fourth amendment standpoint. and the fact that congress was able to do that without a warrant should be a problem for every american. brian: what about at&t and verizon saying i can't do this in unless i tell the other party. what about their responsibility? >> if i were one of these individuals, i would have certainly a bone to pick with these third party providers and i might haul them into court. you also have a first amendment problem here. right? if you are going after the phone records of reporters talking to public officials or their attorney, that has a chilling effect on the ability of reporters and the media to do its job. there are so many problems here with this it is beyond rationale here. brian: if you have a problem with your legal background, then what -- the average civilian is really scratching their head. i want you to hear what devin nunes said about this after all it was his records they looked at. >> sitting there with thousands of pages of metadata. somehow they went through there and found my cell

number a few times. what's even worse is that they used that, they selectively used my numbers in order to build on their conspiracy theory that somehow myself and my two staffers, former staffer, one current staffer that they don't like because we embarrassed them with the russia hoax. that's what this is all about. brian: you can understand his concern. do you know what i'm a little curious about ian? i want to know if adam schiff did talk to the whistleblower. can i see his bill? >> i mean, certainly if we apply his rules it, would be nice to get the majority back and maybe we would have that ability. but, look, this goes to the biggest problem with impeachment, which is that democrats are taking what should be the worst case scenario and turning it into a political tool. i fear to see what's going to happen going forward with this country if impeachment becomes nothing more than a political tool to go after your political enemies. brian: ian, we will have you back as you know. ian prior, thanks so much. >> thank you.

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pete: 2020 headlines. john kerry endorses joe biden and today they will hit the campaign trail in iowa for the rewind tour. rival pete buttigieg is using that announcement to take a swipe at biden's age. there are relationships amongst senators who have been together on capitol hill since i have been alive that's what it is. >> buttigieg was just endorsed by three obama officials as well. democrats are slamming the dnc for a lack of diversity in the next debate. cory booker and william castro says the process favors white candidates. the comments coming after senator harris dropping out citing low fundraising numbers. the dnc is defending rules telling politico qualifying criteria for the debate is extremely low. ainsley: president trump known for crack ago few jokes often at his own expense. >> today i will issue a

pardon to a pair of handsome birds butter and bread. they have already received subpoenas to appear in adam schiff's basement on thursday. so we may have to go for an extra term. tomorrow you're going to seed headlines trump wants an extra term. i told you: i do my best work off script. i hate to say this. his do my worst work off script. [laughter] ainsley: many trump opponents find the president to be no laughing matter. brian: politico magazine self-aware is a political weapon. if you can spot the joke. that's the problem. pete: joining us with their take fox nation personality diamond and silk. >> good morning. >> good morning. pete: thanks for being here. why can't people not take themselves so seriously in the media not spot the president's humor. >> they are so used to career politicians fakes and phonies and people that lie to them. sit and be all ears for that

as soon as the president of the united states make a joke or crack a joke which has us a all laughing. >> yeah. >> oh my god he shouldn't have said that, it's not presidential. >> i love how our president is. >> it resonates with the american people. we all need a laugh every now and then. >> yes. >> sometimes just his expressions can make you laugh and very entertaining and tv guide anyway. i was watching when joe biden responded to that guy in the audience yesterday. >> yeah. ainsley: he took offense to it. he was getting in the guy's face. got close to him. we were kind of talking and i said do you know what's interesting about our current president if someone says something like that to him, he doesn't take it personally. he answers the question. >> right. ainsley: he has a way of responding without, in my opinion, without it being so combative. >> that's right. have you got to recognize that joe biden has something he is trying to hide that's why he has to be like this bully like how dare you say this about this and about my son. he was being a bully, that was a bully tactic whenever he got up in the guy's face. brian: give you an example how people have to

understand how to spot the joke. remember he was signatures there and taking questions as marine one was hovering bye bye the way i guess i have got to handle, this i'm the chosen one. obviously kidding. everyone says wow, messiah complex. are you kidding? i'm the chosen one, i have got it deal with this north korea problem. i have got to deal with this china issue. the other thing he said on the stump and i talked to him right around the dnc when he came out and said hey, russia, if you have any more emails. they put that in the record as impeachable. >> but a lot of people need to learn how to just lighten up. everybody is just too tight. they are tangled up too tight. >> the reason why they did that they would have anything they have to do to impeach our president. >> um-huh. >> anything he can say they will use it against him. >> that's right. ainsley: jonathan turley in his op-ed said everyone is mad. my wife is mad, my kids are mad. even my golden doodle is mad. >> yeah, of the dog is mad. brian: now getting death threats: let's lighten up and talk about something

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♪ brian: shot of the morning baby yoda for president? pete: turns out he might want to think about running as a democrat. ainsley: character is driving nearly twice as many social media interactions than any other democratic candidate. brian: joining us to talk about this baby yoda expert stuart varney. >> stuart: how did you know i have been on a jihad about baby yoda all week long. brian: you are on television three hours a day. >> very true. brian: did it come up on your show. >> it did come up on my show because disney or somebody dropped the ball on getting these baby yoda dolls into the stores before christmas. they are only going to be out there in april of next year. i think that's missing a huge opportunity. the demand for them is significant. ainsley: it's copyrighted. they are the only ones who can do this. >> yes. there are knockoffs on the internet that you can buy. didn't i convert that rather well from unserious story to something really financially important? brian: plenty of cabbage

patch dolls. pete: you clearly are the baby yoda expert. >> what's your name again? brian: can we segue to something important. ainsley: usmca is it going to pass before christmas. >> nancy pelosi would rather impeach the president than help the american farmsers and manufacturers and the economy. ainsley: it's on her desk. >> she could. but she doesn't want to give the president a win. when she announced the impeachment drive yesterday going to go forward with it, not a single mention of u of usmca. she doesn't want to give a win. brian: she gave a town hall yesterday prayerfully. one of the questions. >> usmca has been a topic many lawmakers have made a poinkt concern as of lately. i wanted to know if usmca will be passed before the holiday season. >> usmca will be passed when we have the language that

has enforcement in it. >> well, that's not good enough. it's been on the president's desk for a long time. it's been agreed. to say the wording has been worked out. it's a win for everybody. mexico, canada and especially the united states. especially the farmers. but she won't sign it. she won't bring it towards a vote. that's point. she doesn't want to give the president a win it. would be a win for the president. brian: doesn't she vealize it would be a win for her to. the usmc was was put on my desk made it better over the last year. the on particulars would look like her deal. the president said before take credit for it. i just want it in the mainstream. >> what about all those moderate democrats elected in 2018 from districts that voted for president trump in 2016. those people want usmca. it's good for their people, their constituents. they are going to be angry. pete: a lot of folks are happy about the jobs, of the numbers in the last couple years. what are we expecting in november? >> at 8:30 this morning eastern time, we will get

the jobs report. i'm looking for between 150 and 200,000 new jobs. that's strong. and the unemployment rate staying around 3.5, 3.6%. it's going to be a strong report. indicating a very strong economy. brian: market reacted to what they think is going to be a strong report. didn't they? >> futures are up this morning. and the market was up in the last couple of days. the bottom line here is, the market doesn't care about impeachment. brian: they don't. >> it is a nonissue. everybody knows it's knot going to get through the senate. the president is going to stay in office. brian: although ainsley doesn't care that much, i want to know what's on your show. >> larry kudlow, chief economic advisor to the president that's coming up at 10:00 this morning. lara trump is also on the show as well. ainsley: now you sold me. now i do care. now i will watch your show and won't listen to his radio show. [laughter] brian: that really turned around on me, didn't it. pete: i'm watching stuart's show. >> what's your name again? ainsley: used to be kilmeade and friends now it's brian

kilmeade show. he knocked off his friends. brian: one thing stuart doesn't have is someone to come in and tell us the news. we have jillian mele. how jealous are you. jillian: did you knock off your friends or did they knock you off. brian: knocked me off. it was going to be kilmeade and -- jillian: don't tell him that that was our plan behind the scenes we didn't want brian to know. jillian: good morning. >> good morning. jillian: how are you? get you caught up on some of the stories we are following. first of its kind safety report from uber reveals the ride-sharing company received 3,000 reports of sexual assaults in 2018. nine people murdered during rides. 58 killed in uber crashes during that same period. uber maintains these type of incidents are rare and 99.9% of its trips are safe. the company provided 1.3 billion rides in 2018. the report covered the safety of both riders and drivers. a christmas parade is cancelled over fears of protests. the mayor of wake forest,

north carolina, setting threats of violence over the inclusion of the sons and daughters of confederacy. >> it's an unfortunate consequence of what happens when outside agitators make it known they will use local events like our parade to sow hate and spark chaos. jillian: the town plans to resume the 70 year tradition next year. one of the actors in the controversial peloton bike ad is responding to the viral backlash. >> now. >> a peloton? give it up for our first time rider. >> first ride. >> a man buying his wife exercise equipment slammed as the sexist. the actor who plays the husband says he couldn't believe it calling it, quote: annual array of malicious feedback all associated with my face. my friend texted me today declaring i'm a symbol of patriotic. peloton is standing behind

the ad. this gets me fired up for the opposite reason. ainsley: i saw your tweet. jillian: what if she wanted it. asked for it for christmas and got her what she wanted. ainsley: pc culture can't say or do anything anymore. brian: just to calm you down. i'm going to go to the weather. no controversy here. adam klotz in stanford, connecticut, going to repel down one of the tallest buildings ever built later in the show with the general manager of the yankees. adam? >> yeah. you said it exactly, brian. 350 feet in the air. 22 stories the landmark in stamford, connecticut. i am going to be repelling off the edge later in the show with the general manager of the yankees. first, i'm going to talk about the forecast. it's december. it feels chilly up here. wind is breezy and chilly across the entire country. take a look at your maps. temperatures sitting in the 20's mostly in new england area stretch stretching off to the manhattan across the country coldest air off in the west. take a look at the forecast.

the national satellite and radar. right now some rain moving across the southeast. as we talk about the weekend, there is going to be a system moving into the west coast. that will be the only one we are really paying attention. to say may cause some land slides as you get into saturday and sunday. that could be heavy rain. otherwise, take a look at forecast here for stamford, connecticut for the rest of the morning. these are the current conditions as we are going to be repelling off the side of a building 350 feet, 32 degrees. wind actually hasn't been too bad. 5 to 10 miles per hour. take a look at this view. it's beautiful out here this morning. i have done this once before but nothing like this. i took a peek over the edge and i'm getting nervous. i feel my heart beating. it's warming me up though. that's good. pete: better you than us. ainsley: make sure you are strapped. in please. be careful. pete: at least we get to watch. good luck. brian: you and brian for a great cause. good job, adam. pete: beautiful shot. brian: i like sunrises.

pete: you usually don't get them right here. the world is laughing at president trump after this video of world leaders apparently appearing to mock him at nato. ainsley: ronna mcdaniels says the president will get the last laugh in 2020 and she is going to be with us next. brian: i had nothing to read so i will look. ♪ ♪ freedom, freedom ♪ ♪

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it's not about partisanship. it's about honoring our oath of office. ainsley: house speaker nancy pelosi weighing in on the potential consequences of moving forward with impeachment. but our next guest says democrats should be careful what they wish for. here to explain is rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. hey, ronna. >> hey. great to be with you. ainsley: good to be with you too or see you. i was flabbergasted when i heard the media asking questions like that. it's almost like they are acknowledging this could be a problem for democrats. what are your thoughts? >> absolutely. when you are saying to the american people we are going to negate the votes of 63 million americans, and we, in congress, are going to deny the president due process and at the same time, turn around an election from 2016 because we didn't like the results, i think it's frightening for our democracy. it's an abuse of power. and it's losing ground in these battleground states the voters are looking at the democrats and this is not popular.

they are unhappy with what they have done. and i think it will have ramifications for them in 2020 and it will give us an opportunity to take back the house. ainsley: it looks like the house will impeach. it will go to the senate and the senate will call witnesses. how does this all play out? how long do you think it will last in the senate? how will this effect? next year if it goes to the senate, that's an election year. how will it effect the campaign? >> i think the senate has an obligation to call adam schiff to get to the bottom of what type of collaboration he had with the whistleblower. i think it's crazy that we haven't heard from this whistleblower. we should know what type of bias they had, if they had any partisan interactions. they are talking about removing a president of the united states. and turning around the will of the people. this is frightening for our country. and it's been done in a totally partisan way. remember, it was nancy pelosi who said if we go forward with, this it needs to be compelling, overwhelming, it's got to be bipartisan, none of those things have happened. and also hasn't been transparent. so this is not something that's good for our country.

and i hope the senate holds democrats to account and calls witnesses forward and actually gives the president the opportunity to have due process which the house did not allow. ainsley: nato, some of the world leaders were caught on hot mics and they appeared to be mocking the president. he had a press conference and it delayed the proceedings and what was happening over there in london for 40 manipulates. now some of these democratic candidates, joe biden for instance is using this on the campaign trail saying that the world is laughing at our president. what are your thoughts? >> one, i don't think they were mocking the president at all. i think that's been blown out of proportion. they were talking about a press conference where the president talked about the importance of nato asthma krohn was mocking nato. the president has called world leaders to task and said you need to pay for your own defense and because of that, nine countries are now contributing to their defense. so this is a strong president who has held world leaders to account. i'm not surprised that joe biden is more concerned about macron and trudeau

than joe from iowa or amy from michigan. because the obvious-biden administration was all about the world and what the world thought and president trump is about the american people. and that's why wages are up. and jobs are coming back. and that's what he has always been focused on. he is not running for a world popularity contest. he is focused on the american people. ainsley: okay, ronna, thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much. ainsley: thank you. a new year, a new beginning, for the xfl. the football league is making a come back right here on fox. we have the new uniforms and game ball live in studio next ♪ ring on my finger ♪ i got my game on ♪ yeah, i got my game on ♪ better hang on tight ♪ because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪

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we are always praying. praying for our president. hoping he succeeds. brian: main problem they are going to have is getting democrats together. republicans aren't budging. they already have lost two democrats and others are wondering are you going to destroy my career by making me vote for these articles of impeachment as they get written up. monday there will be a hearing and recap of the 300 page report and then there is going to be right after that, there is going to be articles of impeachment offered. and soon they are going to have a vote they say before christmas. ainsley: go to the senate after christmas. a lot of people behind the scenes saying democrats are nervous about this. did they make the right decision? will this backfire on them? nancy pelosi was at a town hall last night speaking, listen. >> we don't agonize we organize. we do so in a way that, again, is unifying for our country. is absolutely imperative. civilization as we know it today is at stake. this is ou a very sad day, i

think for our country. it was something i would have hopes we could have avoided. the president's actions made it necessary. you cannot violate the constitution in full view. the facts are clear. if we were not to proceed, it would say to any president, any future president, whoever he or she may be, democratic or republican, the president is gone. the president is sing king. can he do whatever he wants in violation of the law and ignoring the acts of congress. pete: pete she can barely speak. what we know is she has an iron grip on this process. she is dictating what hearings and when. whether they move forward. this is all nancy pelosi at this point. as she tells us civilization as we know it is at stake. even she had to laugh how ridiculous that statement was. ainsley: extremely. brian: marc thiessen is a columnist fox news contributor and put in politically what's going on. he does not love the phone call but this is not impeach being. >> he may have wrote pelosi

may have signed a death warrant for democrats in trump districts. the numbers are going off the charts in battle ground states. for example, while here's a quote. while she ask k. strong arm the moderates in her cause. she can't strong arm the voters in districts. decision to move forward with impeachment mean many of these 31 democrats seem destined to lose in november. apparently this is a price she is willing to play to placate her party's virulent anti-trump base. ainsley: 31 congress men and women democrat that will have to vote yea or nay for impeachment. if they vote nay to imbeach they are in trump districts. pete: she flirted with it and flirted with it and now walk down the aisle and it's happening. ramifications she can't control at this point. kevin mccarthy who wants her job. he is the house minority leader, weighed in on why nancy pelosi is doing this. listen. >> she loves impeaching this president. because she is giving her

entire majority away. she has wasted her majority on only investigating and trying to impeach this president. so that tells you a lot about how much she loves to impeach him because she would put the country aside. usmca no. prescription drugs. we are not rebuilding our country. all the things that we have wasted because her only desire is to impeach this president. brian: she was asked in that town hall would this be worth it if you get up on election day and exit polls show that impeaching the president gave him another four years in president? she says yes because this is not about politics. there's no way it's not about politics it's all about politics. she might indeed have done that we know the new jersey politician jeff ben drew as well as michigan. ainsley: kentucky. brian: michigan not going to vote for it. horn democrat of oklahoma says i reserve judgment

until i have all the facts and review all the articles. she is already losing to impeach if she votes for this. if you go to texas and oklahoma and they will look around and say you wasted our time. you haven't passed a trade deal and prescription drugs and dubious, at the very least, a disputable charge? ainsley: have we heard are any of them, those 31 saying to nancy pelosi why are you doing this to us? you are putting our jobs in jeopardy and your own job? brian: behind closed doors reportedly nobody objected. leave your phones outside, go in this room and we will have a candid conversation. when she said are we ready to do this? reportedly nobody objected. pete: previous to that it is reported that a number of those democrats had gone to her what about the off ramp of a censure. once the train is going, they have got no choice but to be, these democrats loyal soldiers. remember, by other own standards, this impeachment is a sham, compelling, overwhelming and bipartisan. is what she said. i can't move with this

unless it's bipartisan. it's bipartisan against. you said it. there's nothing -- at best disputed. on both sides. unless you are literally covering your eyes, which nancy pelosi is doing. and. brian: or falling asleep like jerry nadler did during the hearing. pete: how about the clips of jerry nadler in 1998 talking about how we can't do this to our nation, tearing our nation apart. yet, she says it's about patriotism. good luck. take that to the voters and ask them. ainsley: it would be different if they heard this conversation and then they thought that it was impeachable. but they have been saying impeach, impeach, impeach, impeach since day one. and they tried with collusion. they tried with obstruction. they tried with racism. and now they are trying with this. so america is saying okay, y'all have been saying impeachment. y'all finally think you have found a reason to impeach. but it's not bipartisan. you are right. bipartisan against. you have some democrats saying no, i'm not in favor of this. brian: all right. do you know who is getting heat these days? melania trump.

the number one thing she did is she decorated the white house, how dare she sand number two she defended her son. what's she thinking? i'm being sarcastic. unbelievable this first lady who is under such attack and seems to answer with such grace. here err here san example. "the washington post" is melania trump sending coded messages or are we talking to ourselves. that was really something that we wrote in an article. pete: here is a, pot of article. is there symbolism in everything melania trump does or not? is melania trump playing five dimensional chess against the rest of her checkers-playing family or not? will we ever know? does it even matter. she is bizarrely choosing to communicate in fashion code rather than communicate using any one of the five human languages she speaks. ainsley: fashion code she is fashionista. she looks beautiful in anything she wears. there was the one time she wore the coat going down to the border.

brian: she is an international model who knows how to hold herself. that's her profession. if there is anyone bill of indictment to control it is actually her. other thing to keep in mind, this is our observation. i don't want to put words in your mouth. if you ever want to watch a couple stick up for each other, if you wants to see a vicious defender of the president, matt gaetz looks like he is ambivalent compared to the first lady. she knows what's going on. she is his number one con if i dantd and watches his back as much as any other spouse watches anyone's back. they want to talk about relationship and whether she is being held hostage there. not the reality. ainsley: they are saying she doesn't want to speak. she just wants to send messages through fashion. brian: and blinking her eyes. pete: headline is melania trump sending coded messages or are we just talking to ourselves? i will answer that you are talking to yourself. there is ghod hatred. your hatred for him translates into hatred for her.

no admiration which first ladies get automatically. that's the answer to the question. ainsley: yesterday i'm at the grocery store and i looked at all the magazines because we have been talking about this. melania not being on the front cover of magazines. looked all celebrities, all liberal. not one magazine has her on the front cover and they never will. pete: we should start a magazine. brian: do you know who else is not on the front cover? pete, and it bothers him. ainsley: for women, she is such an inspiration. she speaks so many languages. she is. brian: a mom. pete: immigrant to the country. ainsley: american dream. a lot of little girls look up to her. brian: it's going to be a weird thing to put in perspective one day on how different first ladies are treated. meanwhile 9 minutes after the hour jillian mele it gives me great pleasure to toss to you. jillian: also not on a magazine cover. pete: he is sending you coded messages. brian: she is like toss, toss. jillian: good morning.

we do have serious news to get to. three soldiers are dead after a national guard black hawk helicopter crashes in minnesota. >> the families, the friends, and the fellow soldiers, they paid the ultimate price and service to minnesota and to the united states of america. jillian: the soldiers were conducting a maintenance flight 20 miles south of saint cloud. they had been flying for just nine minutes. their names had not been released. the cause of the clash is not clear. four people are dead after armed robbery leads to a wild police chase. two suspects ra ransack ago jewelry store in miami and high jacques ago u.p.s. truck and taking the driver of that truck hostage. it was his first day alone on the job. the chase coming to an end in the shootout at busy intersection during rush hour. police using cars to shield themselves. both robbers, the u.p.s. driver and by stander were killed. mayor de blasio were

homeless program. accusing new york to send in run down buildings with mold and no heat. de blasio says it's a good program. >> we are paying for it. we're not saying oh, we're dropping people off on the corner in newark and good luck, everyone. we are literally going out, finding apartments, inspecting apartments, paying for apartments to try to give people a decent life. jillian: the mayor adds the program should not be shut down. as part of his 2016 campaign promise. >> we are going to say merry christmas again. it's my honor to wish america and the world a very merry christmas. >> everybody is using christmas again. >> take a look at your stores nowadays, it's all merry christmas again. jillian: the president set to hold a merry christmas rally in michigan. he will address the crucial swing state on the 18th at the kellogg arena in battle creek. president trump won mitch began by more than 10,000

votes in 2016. merry christmas, guys. pete: merry christmas. brian: merry christmas. jillian, you might want to stick around for this. what kind of socks. i can never tell between black and blue. something about. ainsley: have you ever worn one blue and one black one? brian: pete, you don't have that problem. pete: especially not this morning. do you like these? brian: look at that? pete: fox news channel socks. you like them and love them. know your parents and grandparents. shop.foxnews.com. ainsley: that is so great. pete: telling you as someone who enjoys some socks fight to get them on. these are snug, nice. ainsley: my dad is so old school if i gave him polka dotted socks he wouldn't wear them. he might actually wear those if i bottom them. brian: can i ask something personal? do they hold onto the calf.

do i hate when they drop. pete: they do but not when they make the mark. ainsley: when they can see the skin. each strangers i want to pull them up. different lengths. steve: no ankle socks or tube socks. right in the middle. brian: if it goes well we will go tube. brian: unless jillian wants to interrupt again i will read the tease. send troops to iran to keep in check. is that the right move? a veteran who served in afghanistan weighs in. dvil liqu, you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? so nice to meet you june, jay, ji, kay, raj, and...

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infantry and congressional candidate sean parnell joins us now react. hey, sean. >> good morning. ainsley: thank you for your service. mulling sending 7,000 troops to iran specifically. are you in favor of it. >> maybe not iran. they are talking about sending carrier groups and artillery units. can i tell you a story about iran? ainsley: yeah. >> when i was in afghanistan my unit build the command post. it was half complete. i get a call in the middle of night 4:00 in the morning saying there are 300 enemy soldiers to attack and overrun your position and outfilled combat outpost. we postured my soldiers. we attacked. we eliminated and took out all 300 of those enemy troops -- ainsley: how many. >> 24 americans on the ground. this was the most decisive american victory in the global war on terror. the reason why i'm telling you this we did a sensitive site exploitation. moved to the objective to get a sense of composition and disposition. every one of those enemy soldiers were carrying

weapons fresh off of iranian factory lines. weapons used in afghanistan to kill american troops. so, whether you were a soldier in iraq or afghanistan, efps explosively forced projectiles ieds or iranian technology. i am for doing whatever we have to do to check iran's geopolitical dominance in the region. if that means sending carrier groups, air defense or artillery units i am all for it. rather send ships than five pallets of cash than the biden obama administration did. doesn't strike fear in the heart of your enemies when you are sending cash to them. ainsley: talk about the race of pa against conor lamb. >> i am. pa 17 is a remarkable district. it's -- i think it's a district that trump won had it existed in 2016. and i have been talking to voters there for the past month. and i have never seen people so energized and i have been talking to business leaders and every day americans. talking about impeachment

stuff talking about articles of impeachment. >> what are they saying? >> most people think to themselves we sent congress to washington to work on behalf of the american people. it's very clear that nancy pelosi has made the mission of the democratic party to impeach this president. essentially what that means is her hatred and their hatred. the democrats' hatred, far left's hatred of this president. trump, their love of country and their love for the american people. american people in western, pennsylvania are wondering what congress is doing for them. ainsley: what is conor lamb saying about this? remember, he ran as a moderate. >> he did. ainsley: you said he is not a moderate. >> is he not a moderate. he votes with nancy pelosi 97% of the time. he votes with ilhan omar and votes with aoc 100 percent of the time. rating from planned parenthood that says is he pro-life. you can't be a moderate and hold those positions. so, he has voted with this impeachment every step of the way and i don't know how is he going to vote because i'm not sure, nancy pelosi hasn't told him how he can

vote yet but the fact of the matter is this the democrats are trying to undermine an elections they are trying to undermine an election. and in order for us to stop that we have to unseat people like councilner lamb so we can protect the will of the american people and do what's right and best on behalf of this great country we live in. ainsley: thanks, sean. we wish you the best. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: joe biden unloading on a voter during a town hall. >> that's a liar, man. that's not true. no one has ever said that. >> i have seen it on the tv fox news. ainsley: look at that he is walking closer and closer to him. what prompted that response? we are going to discuss it. ♪ no, no, no. don't do me like that ♪ don't do me like that ♪

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jack. pete: will this outburst help his. owen, robert wolf, kristen soltis anderson. welcome to you both. >> thank you. is it. pete: robert, have you been a supporter of joe biden. do you like this? is it good for him. >> no malarkey bus tour. i think actually he needs to make sure he starts standing up. and the guy challenges ethics at his event. pete: he is challenging him to pushups. some people think he called him fat. is he throwing these verbal bombs out. do you think that's good? >> come on, pete, you are now the politically correct guy on tv? pete: can he say that whatever he wants. >> i would rather have him say that than say let's take him behind the shed like he said last time about the president. we are in a heated time vice president. heated primary season. i like he has a little hop in his step. i thought actually the guy was totally wrong. he didn't challenge about his son. he challenged the vice president, former vice president's ethics. and the i think this guy you

don't challenge this guy's ethics. pete: this guy has said is he not voting for biden. >> sure. pete: he is a democrat. how does this cut for joe biden? >> you know, i don't think this is going to move the poll as whole lot. i think if you already like joe biden. you will be kleined to see this look he is showing some spark and fight. this is the guy we wanted to show up to the race. if you didn't like joe biden to begin with you probably don't love him after this. i think the challenge he is going to face in the national polls, while he has stayed pretty stable in early states, iowa, new hampshire, his numbers have been falling and somebody like mayor pete, pete buttigieg has been rising in the polls, capturing a little more of this excitement that joe biden, i think, was banking on having to sort of ride his way to the nomination. pete: you mentioned pete buttigieg, he has picked up three endorsements from former obama administration officials. now biden has said they didn't ask obama for the endorsement. but to see people move from obama's camp to pete buttigieg, that seems like like a slap at biden.

>> there is a ton of obama surrogates out there. austan goolsbee is one of my partners in business. he was with beto, now he is with mayor pete. is he likes this generational change. reggie is a good friend of mine. then you have vice president biden just has secretary kerry. deval patrick has another group of obama guys. there isn't a lack of obama people. one thing i would say this has nothing to do with the former president's view. this is not about where these people should be going. this is not a detriment to joe biden or a detriment to anyone else. pete: is it, kristin or confusion on the left? people just not know where to go? >> he is not able to put together the same coalition that obama put together. obama was able to sort of fuse african-american voters. young voters. a lot of the pieces of the democratic coalition. biden hasn't put that full band back together. in particular, younger voters in the democratic party have not warmed to joe biden. and with this no malarkey bus tour, is he kind of doubling down on the fact that he is quite popular with older democrats and

sort of saying look, i will let the younger democrats get split between bernie, elizabeth warren and all the others. pete: we have to leave it there. do you like the no malarkey? feels like the 1950s? >> i think it's joe being joe. and i actually think as someone who has known joe a long time i like that he is feeling more comfortable now than i think he has felt in the last few months. pete: we shall see. thank you both for joining us this morning. appreciate it. very civilized. los angeles is spending more than a billion dollars to try and solve its homeless crisis. and it's not working. dennis prager is here to react to that coming up next. and our own adam klotz is living on the edge this morning for a good cause. he looks nervous. he is nervous. adam, how are we doing? >> yeah. i'm all of those things, guys. 350 feet above stamford, connecticut. 22 floors. you see a lot of work happening behind me. a lot of work going. in we will be rappeling off of this. talking to the general manager of the yankees. all of that is come up on

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brian: homeless crisis in california continuing to spiral out of control. more than 1,000 homeless people died in los angeles county just last year. ainsley: well, hoping to cush the epidemic. los angeles voters approved a $1.2 billion program to build housing for the homeless back in 2016. but, by the end of this year, only 1% of those apartments will be ready to use. pete: joining us now to react radio talk show host and host of prager u dennis prager. always love having you. a billion dollars spent but it's not ready any of this surprise you? >> well, it's not just that it's not ready it's not a good idea. the more you spend, the more homeless you will produce.

that is the point here. and unfortunately, while what we have here is what thomas sol, the great economic thinker, conservative thinker pointed out years ago. first stage thinking characterizes all left-wing thinking. they never ask what will our good intentions produce? and very often they produce terrible things. so, if you build more places for homeless people to stay, 600,000, $500,000, $400,000 apartments, more people will come to los angeles, you will have more fecal matter in the streets and, in fact, one man ahead of a mission there had his leg amputated, helping the homeless because he stepped in to some of this fecal matter and got a staph infection. this is beyond belief this is happening in the united states of america at this time. brian: it's not really unbelievable. a lot of the liberal policies seem to be popular to the homeless. we seeing it in austin, texas, too. if you welcome it, they will

come. so, in 2019, there was 59,936 home luz. that's up from 2018. significantly. 52,765. so it's proving your point exactly. we reached out to los angeles mayor's office for a statement. we have not heard back yet. maybe they are still sleeping. >> right. that's correct. ainsley: tell us about -- go ahead. >> you get what you pay for. if you pay -- right. no, no. that's fine. go ahead. i want to talk about you no safe spaces. ainsley: you wanted to talk to us about something no safe spaces premier nationally. >> not at all. i heard you ask about it so, yes, today is the day. the rollout of the movie adam carolla and i are in. as i tell everybody, and i mean it from the bottom of my heart. it's a great movie. it's not great because i am in it. i am in a great movie. this is the chicago tribune just reviewed it yesterday. and they said it's something to the effect it's one of the most important films that they have seen in the recent past. this is a wake-up call to

the threat to liberty and the greatest liberty of all free speech in america. and it is liberals and conservatives who are threatened. it is -- this is not a conservative film. it is a film by people who are worried sick like van jones and president obama, who are truly worried about what is happening on campuses. and it is a great movie besides being a docu drama. all one needs to do is go to "no safe spaces".com. it's going to 185 theaters as of today. brian: here's a clip. >> if you mean emotionally safe? or intellectually safe? i don't know why you are in college because the whole point is you are going to leave soon. and i want you to be offended every single day. >> a little alarmed about things i cannot say. >> for the young people who are being deprived of anything that could open

their minds. >> dennis it, looks like you have something liberals and republicans agreeing on. we are going to a place nobody wants to go. final thought? >> well, that's not true. nobody wants to go. the left does want to go there wherever the left has power, there is less liberty. this has been true since lennon in 1917 to the campus today. this is the greatest threat to liberty in american history. pete: check out "no safe spaces" out today. dennis prager congratulations on all your great work and wish all the success in the world to this film. very important. you have people like van jones and kevin hart worried. ainsley: check out this movie. jillian has some headlines for under th us. jillian: talk about elizabeth warren for a second. her campaign is holding a star-studded hollywood fundraiser. while that's happening the massachusetts senator will

actually be campaigning in new hampshire. so the campaign is reportedly offering the next best thing. you guessed it? a life-sized cardboard cutout of warren at the los angeles event. that's according to abc which says several celebrities are expected to attend. well, cars come and go all the time at auto dealerships, right? but not like this. watch this incredible surveillance video. and you will see a car actually launches into the air before crash landing at a florida dealership. deputies say the driver felt dizzy and lost control before going over an embankment flying almost 140 feet through the air. no one was seriously hurt. a man's best friend is rescued after a rough day at sea. >> go buddy. come on. come on. come on, pup. jillian: come on, buddy. a coast guard crew rescuing a dog treading water. they were offshore when they

got the call. it is unclear how the dog ended up in the water. the dog is now back with its family. that's the good news. ainsley: that's a sweet story. brian: thanks for that here is another sweet story. pete: confused dog. brian: can i continue? ainsley: go ahead. brian: adam klotz is in stamford, connecticut where is he going to rappel from one of the tallest buildings built in connecticut. adam, are you ready for this? >> brian, can i look over 350 feet, 22 floors. it is -- it is intimidating. i'm ready for it. all for the heights and lights event sunday at 5:00 p.m. santa claus rappels from this building. they had a celebrity rappel from the building with it. i have that celebrity with me right now. brian cashman, the general manager of the yankees. you have now done this for 10 years? >> it's around there, yeah. >> what made you do it the first time and why do you keep doing it every time since? >> it's a great opportunity. a great crew here. i used to watch this show

from the ground and it's a great family event. having a chance to be a part of the rappel team as santa's helper elf it's awesome. adam: this is kind of crazy every time i glance. >> he glances over. i don't like glancing over. adam: kind of crazy. what should i expect the very first time i step off this ledge? >> you will have -- you know, same thing for me every time. it's pretty scary, actually, and you just got to trust the rope and trust the people. so, can i already tell since you are looking down, have you less fear than i do. adam: i don't know, my heart is pumping pretty good right now. >> fans and tv people watching i don't look downs ever. adam: i wouldn't be doing much. it's the christmas season. everybody is christmas shopping. do you some shopping for the yankees. what are you looking for this hollywood season? >> we pride ourselves on shopping at all levels, top shelf or, you know, even things in the cupboard. but, you know, if we can find ourselves a premier starting pitcher, i think that would be a nice christmas gift for our fan base. that's something we have been searching for for a while. we have ann amazing team.

it's hard to improve on 103 one team already. our effort is always try to find a way to get better. i got off the west coast and met with pretty impressive starting pitchers. we keep our trade talks and free agents going and see where it takes it. adam: give me something. what have you got? >> certainly, it's no secret we met with garrick cohen and his wife and met with steven strasburg and i took the red eye back for this event so i got in here yesterday. so, and i will be back out on the west coast obviously with smart phones you can do a lot of discussions and texts and stuff like that. we are fully engaged and trying to do things and see where it takes us. there is no guarantees. a lot of competition for a lot of great players. adam: what's scarier what we aring about to do or land the pitcher. >> what we are about to do is definitely scarier. landing the catcher with other people's money is easier. at least mentally to get your hands wrapped around it. adam: that's all the time we

have got. you and i will be doing this in an hour. we're ready i'm ready anyway. ainsley: i can't believe you are doing an interview sitting on the edge of the tallest building in connecticut. adam: it's intense. ainsley: you keep looking down. adam: yeah. ainsley: i would be so nervous. brian: it's for a great cause. pete: rehearsal for santa is going to repel on sunday for the heights and lights event there. brian: right and this is giving it more attention. full speed ahead with the impeachment push. roy murdock says it will hurt dems more than it will hurt trump. he is on deck. that is jerry nadler when he was awake. ♪ i can't get no satisfaction ♪ - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside.

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investigations, the information is there. we're fit ling while rome is burning. >> need to get to the bottom of this request for independent prosecutors. request for subpoenas. >> i have called on the house to initiate impeachment proceedings. >> i have made it very clear that this is impeachable conduct. pete: well since his 2016 victory democrats have been calling on president trump to be impeached. next guest this will end up hurting democrats more than the president. here to discuss is deroy murdock. great piece. explain it for us. >> i think the democrats are going to learn to hate their little impeachment toy which they have designed for themselves for christmas. first of all, the timing is awful. they are going to be articles of impeachment next week, i assume moving on to debate on impeachment the week after, maybe just before christmas. a vote on impeachment. all at the same time people are doing their christmas shopping, going to christmas parties, enjoying eggnog. doing all these warm,

wonderful, joyous loving things and what do they do turn on their tv seeing democrats dividing the country. and talking about a vote on december 22. two days before christmas eve and first night of hanukkah what a great time to split the country in half. pete: if they do that how are voters, what's your sense of you who voters are reacting. >> we are already seeing how voters are reacting. before the schiff hearing started 9% gap in favor of impeachment. that's down to 3.7%. so those hearings had the exact opposite effect of what was intended which was supposed to drive up support for impeachment. instead drove it down. as people see this going on at a time when the whole country is trying to put all this aside and be happy and love each other. democrats are splitting us in half. support will go further and further down. pete: whole point of impeachment was crescendo and instead what is it ddeedee cress.thank you. >> christmas a few weeks

away. our own tv's todd piro where they celebrate all week long. he is at the inn at christmas place. ♪oh there's no place like home for the holidays.♪ ♪for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home.♪ we go the extra mile to bring your holidays home.

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look a lot like christmas, kids. pete: sing it, brian. brian: will you read? the girl is supposed to read now. ainsley: down in tennessee one hotel has been celebrating christmas all year around. pete: tv's todd piro is at the inn at christmas place where it's christmas 24/7, 365 days of the year. todd? todd: good morning, guys. early merry christmas to you. we have done stories on "fox & friends" about the debate, when it's too early to begin christmas. some people start even in october. some people start in november. but here a at the inn at christmas place it's there is no debate. it's christmas here all the time. take a look. >> welcome to the inn at christmas place. ♪ ♪ todd: visiting the inn at christmas place who better to give you a tour than the woman herself. thank you for having us at your home. >> welcome. we are glad to have you. todd: i'm a big christmas fan. can we check out this place. >> you can. let's go.

we will go into the two room suite called the nutcracker. todd: that seems appropriate. >> we have two big christmas trees, a balcony, the jacuzziy. todd: there are a lot of nutcrackers. >> during the month of december, we have all kinds of activities for our guests. would you like to decorate a cookie? todd: what's the best way to decorate a cookie? >> we do a lot of frosting here. >> you are doing very well. todd: are you ready to see my christmas cookie? is this an award-winning cookie? [laughter] todd: one of the greatest things i think mrs. claus christmas music here 24/7, 365. >> and we have santa. todd: there he is picking the guitar. >> would you like to sing a song with santa? this is your time ♪ jingle bells, jingle bells. note one horse open sleigh

todd: how was that? >> it was great. we might have an opening for you. todd: how much do the kids who come here love watch santa popping out of what really is a kuu ku coo coo cloc. >> you can't come down here without a big crowd of people watching and waiting. >> mrs. claus, what's the best part being here. >> being with the children and being mrs. claus and seeing their joyful faces. 'twas the night before christmas when all through the house not a creature was stirring, not even a mowssments. todd: at the end of the day of merriment, merry christmas to all and to all a good night. ainsley: that is so cool. todd: one of the things -- that was cool. one of the things that stood out to me the most mrs. claus told me the best thing that she sees when she is here, we live in a very stressful world. a world filled with tension. when you are here adults and kids all act like children on christmas morning. the entire time they are here. that really is a special feeling. it's a happy feeling to

bring to the world in a tough world right now. ainsley: was santa just visiting? doesn't he live in the north pole? todd: anxiously, excellent question. very good journalistic question. santa has a big couple weeks coming up. he just wanted a little r and r before he headed out on th sleigh. he plays the guitar and zens out. brian: santa has no idea about impeachment or anything. ainsley: what a lovely world. i want to go to that place. thanks so much, todd. still ahead we have geraldo rivera and rush limbaugh. they are here live in the next hour. ♪ get ready ♪ get ready ♪ orn in can determine your future. but no matter what neighborhood you grow up in, the y creates opportunities for all. for a better us,

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♪ ♪ ♪ brian: part of christmas special. >> yes, i know, we love him. he was here for our christmas special and that airs this weekend on sunday. pete: sunday at 10:00 o'clock is the christmas, all the american -- ainsley: is it 10:00 p.m.? poet pete it's 10:00 p.m. otherwise it would be taking up maria bartiromo's show. brian: you see joe biden going off the rails yesterday as well, you see that pete buttigieg movement to win over african-american votes go off the rails, crazy, you saw nancy pelosi with 8-minute address on prompter saying that she's going to itch peach the president. ainsley: let's bring in geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent at large, hey, geraldo. ainsley: hey, ainsley, thank you

for playing my theme music. [laughter] ainsley: you have a big boat, do you still have the boat? >> i have a littlier boat. [laughter] ainsley: geraldo, talk to us to all of the political stuff that's happened this week, there's impeachment and joe biden talking to the guy in the audience that way and you have nancy pelosi and he's saying that she doesn't hate the president, she's a catholic, that she's praying for the president, so much has happened this week, let's play a sound bite and we will get your reaction. >> okay. >> republicans have failed to meet the standard of honoring oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> are you willing to impeach president trump even if there are no republican votes in the house in favor of it? >> i've asked for the writing of the articles of impeachment. it's about a system of checks and balances. can we not have any more questions about impeachment?

let's not even contemplate that. [laughter] >> because really, the damage that this administration has done to america, america is a great country, two terms, i don't know. brian: same thing she said about george bush. doesn't any wants any questions on impeachment, geraldo, did she make the right move? >> well, i think absolutely not, brian, i think that when you see exactly her complaining about her effect of her creation, this impeachment is a disastrous idea. it's going to be a partisan mud fight, she helped create it, she's the speaker of the house, she's the one that maybe reluctantly when along with her most radical left-wing elements in the party she dragged everybody into this mud fight, everybody is going to get dirty before this is over. if americans think that joe biden and hunter biden will not

be part of this before it's over, they are dreaming up in the sky, this is going to be something that's bitter partisan, divisive, it's going to be distracting, it's going to affect their early voting in iowa and in new hampshire. you know, when it's over, what's going to happen? we know it's a preordain conclusion, the republicans will be acquitted in the senate just as surely he would be impeached in the house. it's absolutely absurd and makes me furious, i look at big stories, 16-year-old immigrant dies, i want to talk about that, immigration reform, usmca and the trade deal and the economy booming and where the country is going and instead we have this, you know, old grandparents going wild. old-timers, you know, rolling up their sleeves, it's like joe biden the other day, he's doing the geraldo, he wanted to have a

fight with the, you know, the heckler in iowa, the world has gone crazy. pete: we will get to biden in a moment. but the speaker's own standard was compelling overwhelming and bipartisan, it's none of those things, do you think in the back of her head she realizes maybe we are doing something that ultimately will hurt us, we just don't have another choice, do you think she sees through the reality of the impeachment? >> you know, major pete, a lot of things i'm not a shrink and i can't get inside her head. i did enjoy when her old colleague asked if she hated the president and she for the first time after leaving the podium came back to make a point, i don't hate him, you know, in a way, whoa, whoa, grandma is on fire, you know, so -- brian: for no reason. >> i think they speak out of both sides of their mouths i tell you as an attorney

reasonable to assume that because part of the president's defense because he was concerned of ukraine corruption and former vice president and sitting vice president arguably had a controversial political move in demanding the firing of that prosecutor and because his son had indisputable financial involvement with ukraine that both of them can be called as witnesses to the impeachment trial in the united states senate. so if the democrats think they will escape here they are mistaken. brian: let's talk about joe biden, he's a gaffe machine, we know that, he will straighten it out, he is not giving up on iowa and new hampshire, the no malarkey bus which is a brilliant name, played records all day long. [laughter] brian: he makes a stop and goes to town hall, listen to this

exchange. >> you on the other hand, your son over there, job and worked for a gas company that he had no experience -- [inaudible] >> in order to get access to presidency. >> you're a damn liar, man, that's not true, no one has ever said that. you see it on the tv. no, i know you do, let him go. let him go. look, the reason i'm running is because i've been around time and i know what most people done and i get things done. you want to shake, let's do push-ups together, let's run, whatever you want to do. no one has said my son done anything wrong and i did not in any occasion and no one has ever said -- >> i didn't say that you did

anything wrong. >> you said i set up my company to set -- my son to work in an oil company. >> reminded me of my old show. brian, i think that this is joe biden at his best. brian: worse. he's talking about doing push-ups. >> much worse on the debate stage at least he had the spunk to stand up to, i thought the guy in the audience also had great spunk. i saw two two sumo wrestlers going at it. you have to allow him to be passionate, you may not like him -- brian: he's not answering the question. he was asked the question about an oil company and wants to do push-ups. >> but several things happening there. you have to see the nuance. ainsley: right. >> you saw it, joe biden

answering a question about impeachment, then ukraine, then it becomes about hunter biden and the oil companies. [inaudible conversations] ainsley: why does get so upset about the oil company, he needs to get prepared to answer it, everyone is talking about that, he said no one is talking about that, every network is talking about, maybe not as much as other networks, people are asking, he did the same thing that he's accusing the president doing, setting his son up so they can have access to the president or the vice president in that situation. people are going to ask him in the debate stage and he has to have an answer for it. >> that is exactly true, ainsley, you -- you accurately describe what will be happening. brian: asked to do push-ups. >> this is the unintended consequence of impeachment, when nancy pelosi was -- was demanding of her caucus that any move to impeachment be

bipartisan, be fair, be transparent, she knew in her heart of hearts as an experienced politician where this was going to go. the young bucks and -- and those that use the deer analogy, they insisted, they pushed her, she reluctantly did it and embrace it wholeheartedly, now she has to live with the consequences of the fact that this is the third impeachment in 243-year history of the republic, this is a big year, she cannot expect republicans to sit silently, of course, they will raise the issues, everybody look taking down by this, this is the worst thing that could possibly happen. huge historic mistake and it's going to screw up iowa for them, it's going to screw up new hampshire for them and distract people that should be blocking -- interesting in democratic candidates. ainsley: that's right, backfire.

pete: he's a democrat and ironically you talked to democrats they are energized by this, joe biden showing some fight. brian: he makes no sense. >> you may be both right. [laughter] >> i thought it was fact. ainsley: campaign is -- >> i will fight back. >> you will fight back coherently. >> i -- listen when i saw him on stage on debates and we couldn't put two senses together, the text was all wrong, there wasn't a paragraph that you would quote at least here with the fight with the old, you know, it was a dad defending his son. ainsley: of course, everyone would defend their child but not angrily. i wish he would have gone to the podium and say something kind to the guy. pete: let's bust out push-ups an let's do more. >> let's do it. ainsley: maybe some people will

like it. we will see how it all plays out, thank you very much, geraldo, have a great weekend. >> thank you, you too. ainsley: jillian, headlines for us. jillian: did adam beat you in the push-ups? >> he did not. [laughter] jillian: let's talk about this now, 3 soldiers dead after a national guard black hawk helicopter crashes in minnesota. >> my heartbreaks for the families, the friends and the fellow soldiers, they pay the ultimate price to service to minnesota and to the united states of america. jillian: soldiers were conducting a maintenance, they had been flying for minutes. four people dead after armed robbery lead to wild police chase, two suspects in coral gables store in miami and hijacking ups truck and taking driver hostage, first day alone on the job, the chase coming to an end in a shootout at a busy

intersection during rush hour, police using cars to shield themselves, both robbers, the ups driver and bystander were all killed. pentagon sources telling fox news an extra 7,000 troops could be sent to the middle east in response to growing threats from iran, the state department believes more than one thousand people have been killed by iranian security forces during fuel cost protests, retired army captain joined us earlier and says it's the right move. >> i am for doing whatever we have to do to check iran's geopolitical dominance in the region and that means sending air defense artilleries, i'm all for it, i'd rather send ships than 5 pallets of cash than the obama administration did. jillian: no decisions on deployment have been made yet, proxy forces in syria, iraq and yemen, possibly the greatest story of the day, little boy invites entire kindergarten class to watch as he gets adopted, the kids waving paper

hearts as 5-year-old officially joins his new family in michigan. >> i love my daddy. >> wow. >> i love my daddy so much. >> this is too much. this is just too much. jillian: he wanted class there because they are kind of like his family too, isn't that adorable? i love it. pete: jillian, thank you. latest snapshot of president trump's economy, should democrats be concerned, conservative radio talk show host and legend rush limbaugh on deck. >> rush is a conservative? we are hitting slopes indoors after the break, exclamation point. ♪

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go, y'all, kristina partsinevelos from the fox business channel is telling us all about it, she's actually there, good morning. >> good morning, i'm hoping you guys can see me at the top of the hill. this just opened -- okay, good, this opened yesterday, i'm a skier and extremely excited to be here, i can't believe i get to work here all day, it's called big snow, at the american dream mall which hasn't really opened yet but it's massive inside, the place is open 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. every single day, i'm going to go down on ski just so i can chat with you guys, they make fresh snow every night, they keep it at a cool 38-degrees every single day so even in the summer time, i'm going to stop so you guys can hear me, hold on. okay, i'm stopping in the mountain right now, the same temperature every single day here, it's really for all levels, you have easier little slope on the right side, what i came down is the blue run and there's a black run, keep in mind, if you're a big proskier,

it's a little bit easier, great for family, if you're wondering about the snow because they make it every single, east coast skiing, so it's more compact, if you want to get out of the city, come for 2 hours, if you buy online 29.99 or if you come here 34.99 not including rentals, i live in the city, i don't have a car, you want to be able to get out every once in a while, there's a bus that goes here, this is it, the first north american indoor ski hill called big snow open now in new jersey, pretty cheap in my opinion and i'm having fun and there's a park, for those who like to snowboard and do jumps, are you guys skiers, by the way? >> we can ski in june in new jersey? >> yes, yeah. you can ski all you want, that's the beauty of it. and you can see after work which would be great for people like me because it's open until

10:00 p.m. ainsley: you have the slope to yourself, how nice that? >> i know. it's really early so doesn't open until 10:00, we have a lot of skiers joining me -- well, they are warming up, they are actually -- it is great. i'm so excited. [laughter] brian: i know you are. thanks, kristina. ainsley: thank you. no pizza for her. remember -- the media's attacks on the first lady, they are continuing, one column suggesting that she's sending coded messages. brian: next guest say that is melania rises above the haters, i hope nancy pelosi is not going to yell at me. [laughter] ♪ ♪ - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker,

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headquarters to the city and bringing new jobs stimulating the economy. we will see about that. beyond meat is coming to cosco, warehouse club will sell plant-based patties in select locations, a pack of 8 will cost 15 bucks or you could get the real thing and workers at chipotle will soon have to prove it, get this, the chain will have nurses on call to check up to make sure that people who call in sick are really sick and not just hung over. part of the change effort to improve food safety practices. ainsley: okay, thank you, pete, well, they are at it once again, another piece in the washington post raising eyebrows this time by suggesting that melania trump could be sending coded messages in the way she dresses, a separate article slammed the first lady's outfit choice while unveiling white house decorations and our next guest

says the first lady rises above the haters. hey, great article, tell me why you're defending her and i'm glad you are because there's very few of you out there? >> because it's so unfair, criticism of everything she does, she unveiled again a beautiful set of holiday decorations at the white house, she was slammed for wearing a white coat because somehow made her look aloof and cold, she can't win, she looks immaculate all of the time, she goes on the world stage and meets and greets foreign leaders in all the languages she speaks, she always dresses impeccably. ainsley: represents america beautifully. >> do you ever see cover on vogue magazine like you have seen other first ladies? no matter what they wore, if -- if melania trump wears a similar

outfit she somehow looks terrible, so i think it's very unfair and then you had this way professor collins in congressional hearing dragging baron trump, the trump's 13-year-old son. ainsley: what does he have to do with impeachment? she said while the president can name his son baron, he can't make him a baron. >> well, i mean, it was supposed to be an attack on donald trump thinking he's a king. yes, really, you could see from melania trump's heart felt tweet about that, she never gets politically on twitter, she did this time, she was obviously very angry about her 13-year-old son being drag intoed the malicious malarkey that's going on with the impeachment process and it's so unfair and i think what it is is that the haters, donald trump haters, they have been hammering donald trump for

3 years, he's impervious, what do they do, they go after soft targets, they go after his wife and child who can't defend themselves and i think it's despicable. ainsley: they are saying she's sending coding with what she wears, she went to the border saying she wears pants, give me a break. >> i don't know. ainsley: miranda divine, if you want to read it it's in the new york post, thank you so much for being here. fox news alert, we are awaiting the november's job report due out in a few minutes, we will bring you the numbers on the other side of the break, plus democrats going in on impeachment and key legislation being put on the back burner and will this backfire on the party, rush limbaugh on the set, he's next. i feel like i'm losing my identity.

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brian: unemployment now 3.5%, drops a percentage point there from 3.6, these numbers are astounding even for experts, joining us now run of those experts rush limbaugh. first your reaction to those numbers? >> i think they are extremely -- if you had to give president trump a legacy, you know what it would be, peace and prosperity, what every voter goes to the voting booth on election day wants to achieve with their vote, peace and prosperity, donald trump has not started a war, trying to draw us out of military conflicts we shouldn't be, i think this is fabulous news and it's once again going to illustrate that the democrat party faces in trying to get rid of him. >> absolutely, rush, so when you look at those numbers and you look at what the democrats say

on the trail, they still talk about the economy, rebuild the economy, bring jobs back, they talk about forgotten industries, joe biden is talking about that in iowa, how in the world do they run against headwind of such an economic success? >> they impeach him, they don't have anything to run on. they literally have nothing. they have sacrificed every bit of concern for the american people, they are making no bones about the fact that they really don't care about the american people, the american people don't want the president impeached, the american people love the economy, they love the robust -- look at the african-american unemployment approval rating for president trump in 3 different polls 34%, the democrats are wandering aimlessly and being propelled by one thing, you guys, you're watching it, you watched it with

the 3 so-called expert witnesses, we are watching pure raw hatred. they hate the man and they hate the people who elected him. they hit him because he beat them, they hate him because they can't stop them and they hate who they and their allies in the meeting, if they want to take republican out they can do that in 6 months, they haven't been able toly a glove on donald trump, they've lied, they've made things up, things have blown up in their faces like wildly coyote, they will go back to russian scandal, russian collusion scandal, pelosi said it the other day, i know you need to stop me to ask another question, i will patiently wait for it. [laughter] ainsley: you keep mentioning the word hate, nancy pelosi you probably saw that when james rosen asked her, she was furious, they don't hate. actions not words, deeds not words, look at my actions, if you look at her actions, do you

think she hates the president? >> well, absolutely, ainsley. they all do. isn't it funny that pelosi invokes her catholicism on everything but abortion, when that comes up you never know she's a catholic and she won't talk about it. i will give you an example of this, pelosi said they have to impeach trump because he wants to monarch, article 2, let's undo anything, you know what the context of that, he was on with george. trump's answering i didn't fire mueller, i could have fired mueller, article 2, i can do anything. she takes it totally out of context and tries to make it into something that it isn't, she said yesterday in that press conference and -- look, the hate is dripping off, one thing that's noticeable, they

literally hate, if you wonder what hate is it's on parade every time democrats go on tv, on parade with the so-called witnesses, law professors, she said this isn't about ukraine, it's about russia, russia, there's no evidence, you realized they have not a shred of evidence for any allegation they have made for 3 and a half, going on 4 years, there isn't anything, meanwhile trump keeps plugging away, the economy is roaring, its future looks great, wages are up, trump's job approval numbers are up, the democrat part does not care about the things the american people cares about, pelosi and her leadership are devoted to one thing, they are almost sickeningly absorbed with destroying donald trump and they're not going to succeed at that either. brian: hey, rush, the thing that

bothers me is the usmca, doesn't look like it's going to get a vote before christmas, that's inexcusable, they could benefit so many that has widespread bipartisan agreement, not be voted on. >> no. no. now, i can remember the natural evidence flow when one party controls the house and one party controls the white house. this constant quest for power the constitution has built into it, this is my point, it was a great question, the democrats have legislation that they are stalling that would actually improve prescription drug prices, that would improve american health care, things that -- that people really care about, the people don't care about this impeachment, take a look at the tv ratings every day they plummet, every time adam schiff pencil neck, every time pelosi, bug eyes, every time the

people and hatred appear on tv people tune out and they are impervious to it, it's as though they don't care what the american people think, they have abandoned any pretense of any care or concern of what the american people want. for the american it's all about what they want and they are going to get no matter what they leave in the process. the thing is they are going to fail and it's going to reed down to presidential candidates. after trump wins 2020 they'll keep going like he's john gotti, so people better get ready for this because this isn't going to end because the democrats are nothing but pure raw hatred. pete: they have socialists running for president of the united states at the top of the ticket, rush, we will move away from politics to patriotism which nancy pelosi says she's doing but we know what it's all about. your stand up for betsy ross gear, every event i got to i see

betsy ross t-shirts with your name on it benefiting tunnel for towers, give us an update. >> one of the reasons i -- folks, i should be honest i asked to appear and "fox & friends" people were gracious to make room for me because today -- i'm wearing one of the new products that we've added in the past 6 weeks, this is a zip-up fleece and the standup for betsy ross icon flag is embroidered on it. we started this in july because we are fed up, colin, who is colin kaepernick to tell that american is rotten, the flag is somehow political and people were fed up as well, one way to push back, so we started with one t-shirt, stand up for betsy ross t-shirt and 27-dollar item and within 3 months we had generated through the sales $4 million to tunnel to towers and i wanted to come here today because it has continued and we will continue all the way

through christmas, $5 million in total, we will add another million that we are able to donate because of purchases at the rush limbaugh.com store and it's not a profit for these items, the proceeds go right to them, $5 million, you guys. brian: good job. >> twenty-five-dollar item, it's amazing, just since july, the american people have made this happen and you haven't heard about it because that kind of good news the media is not interested in at all. but i'm happy that fox gives us the opportunity to come here and make the case. ainsley: rush, i was telling somebody at work before the show, i've shopped for my mom and i shopped for my sister, girls are easy to buy, what do i buy my dad, thank you. you gave me a great idea, my dad

now knows what he's getting for christmas but it's a great gift. >> well, the stuff we find the highest quality for the price point that we want to sell it for, we have special free shipping and coin for orders of $50 or more, this fleece, the tunnel to towers has worn some of the gear when he's appeared on fox, this thing is perfect if you play golf in chilly weather, perfect for it for fall or winter, we have lines of apparel for women and kids, so it's -- we've covered every base here. ainsley: yeah, you are. >> rewarding things to be part of. brian: great idea and frank could not be happier and law enforcement families and military families and those firefighter families that lose a loved one will have mortgages paid off, rush good talking to

you. ainsley: thank you for what you do for the country. >> thank you for the chance. brian: you got it. fox news alert we are monitoring a couple of things, active shooter situation right now at naval air base where you're seeing on the man in pensacola, florida, more details on the other side of the break, plus -- pete: breaking job's report beating, smashing expectations and general motors building a new plant helping rev up the economy even more, you are going to hear them. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself.

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personnel, we are monitoring, when we know more we will pass it along to you, brian, you were reading tweets, we are hearing patients are being sent to local hospitals. brian: 5 patients currently in their care, war tv locally, the shooting was at pearl harbor in how a couple of days ago and that was by someone in the military, active in the military, petty officer who ultimately took his own life and see where this goes in florida, bases all throughout the state. pete: as we get more information we will bring it to you, also breaking right now the u.s. economy crushing expectations adding incredible 266,000 jobs in november. brian: they were way off on projections but all good with general motors announcing new plant out in ohio there could be more on the way. ainsley: ellison barber live at the white house, ellison, huge news for the president, anticipating 185,000, this is almost 100,000 more than the anticipation. >> right, they were expecting

job growth in november to go up as former striking auto workers headed back to payrolls at general motors, boy, did it exceed expectations, by did it exceed them, 266,000 growth number, the number blew past expectations heading into this morning, not to mention job growth for the prior two months was revised upwards as well, unemployment is now at a 50-year low, this report is coming on on the heels general motors announcing venture to make battery and set up a plant if northeast ohio where gm closed a plant earlier this year, the new venture to add more than a thousand jobs in ohio, you can bet president trump will see it and use it as political win in upcoming rallies and campaign events this month.

back to you, guys. brian: we knew we were going to have job numbers and we didn't know what they were going to be, man r they good. "fox & friends" tradition is just moments away, is this true? ainsley: this is true, adam klotz is 350 feet in the air and about to scale down a building all in the name of santa. that's next. oh, my word, don't even look. [laughter] pete: first let's check in with bill hemmer. >> sounds horrible. [laughter] ainsley: right? >> good morning, we are live at the reagan library in simi valley, california, fox news partnering with the library, we will take you about the defense forum that we have planned today and tomorrow, split broadcast today on that, however, where to in impeachment, newt gingrich, we can't wait to show you also the reagan library, we are back here yet again today, join

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naval in pensacola ending moments ago, the sheriff's office confirming the shooter is dead, at least 10 people are hurt one severely critical, stay with fox news channel throughout the day for more details. ainsley: terrible news because this comes a few days after the shooting at joint base pearl harbor where one was injured and the shooter took his own life. brian: the fact that the active shooter is dead is brand new, i would add to that too, we know that at least 5 individuals are at an area hospital, they are under the care confirm bid the hospital and we know this, we don't know the condition of the others, but what their goal is on the base, you would imagine to take up the shooter as quick as possible, the question is that person also a member of the military. pete: yeah, the details will emerge throughout the day, if it happens on active duty post like that you would anticipate the reaction to be swift and

appears, we don't know, that's what happened. ainsley: on facebook they say they closed two of the doors, gates to get on -- pete: you can close the gates on a base so you can contain it in that sense but getting to the shooter you have to identify. brian: so the shooting began at 6:30 eastern time in the morning. ainsley: my goodness. brien: we got word of the shooter, that person was running for a couple of hours. pete: wow. ainsley: we will get more details as the day moves on and we will bring it to you. >> back in a minute you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. hi honey, we got in early. yeah, and we brought steve and mark.

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>> it is a yearly tradition on "fox & friends" to watch as santa's friends repel down a 22 story skyscraper. >> bill: last year janice dean took the plunge.

now it's adam. brian cashman is at his side. >> he is here to my right. we have brian the repeler to my left making sure i don't fall. that 270 feet at this point. 60 feet from the roof. by hanging here for a few minutes. chilly side. it's where santa claus comes down the building at 5:00 p.m. and lights the tree. >> 21 years. the event is this sunday at 5:00 p.m. under the spotlights. we have santa and his whole cast of characters coming down the building. we would like to quickly thank the properties for alounge us to use this beautiful building every year and sandy goldstein from stanford downtown retiring. she has supported us through all these years. >> can we move? brian to my right the general manager of the yankees. there was a sign as we've been going down here asking if you will find a --

>> we have a yankee fan somewhere in the building. please sign derek cole. >> yankee fans want you to get somebody. great cause. >> bill: thank you, guys, good morning. everybody. breaking news now we're learning the shooter on base at the naval air station in pensacola, florida is now dead. a shelter in place order has been given as we say good morning. split broadcast today. i'm bill hemmer live in simi valley, california. sandra, good morning to you back in new york. >> sandra: good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith in new york city. we can confirm there is no longer an active shooter situation in pensacola. the shooter has been confirmed dead and one of the hospitals in the area says it received five patients. report