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>> nominated kevin mccarthy for house speaker. >> we have our work cut out for us. >> first bus of migrants arriving from philadelphia. fully authorize texas to take unprecedented measures. >> 3, 2, 1. boosters ignited and liftoff of artemis 1. we rise together back to the moon and beyond. ♪ i like me better when i'm with you ♪ i like me better when i'm with you ♪ >> brian: it's kind of like a jazzy way to open up. people not really committed to singing. >> ainsley: i like me better when i'm with you. >> brian: it's a good line. kind of like they are rapping it a little. >> >> steve: that's why we. >> brian: a little scatty. >> ainsley: wakes you up.

>> brian: i like a beat to wake you up. >> ainsley: this is like a soft opening to the morning. >> brian: by the way you guys had great gift ideas the toy of the year has been announced. >> steve: okay. >> brian: it is official, okay. good. if you guys want to take a look at this. this is what's -- it's the cabbage kids from 1981 is taking over, this is it right now. and it's gonna be mass produced. you know i was on the road this weekend. and a lot of times you get some unique gifts. you know, one time i got a bust of myself. now i got something a little bit better. this is the first ever mass produced bobble head doll. my head doesn't even look that big. >> steve: what dumas produced? >> brian: it's about to be. people standing by big machinists. >> ainsley: who want to buy. >> brian: this the bobble head doll. put together by david dill dine he believes that he is ready to go with mass producing. i really don't wear my hair parted on the side like that.

i'm fascinated by the fact that my bobble head doesn't have a big head. i'm kind of amused by that and this is like, for example, doesn't bobble much. but i don't really wear that outfit. it's more of a trump outfit. but i just think -- yeah, here we go. i just want to know. >> ainsley: very cute. >> brian: do you think -- is this going to be the good sennen toddman. >> ainsley: person that has everything. give them a unique gift. send your picture in and then they make a bobble head based on what you look like. >> steve: they are available. >> brian: but if you want me i'm ready to take orders. ed wants one. ed wants two. >> steve: going to deal with this guy who made? >> brian: possibly. >> steve: is that legal? >> brian: probably not. buy time like the my pillow guy. >> ainsley: linda you know you want this. what would your husband say if you brought this home and put it

next to your bed brian brian wake up to me. >> steve: going to make four of them now. special thanks. so many i-i meet some great people when you go out on location so dedicated so i really appreciate it. >> steve: i got a feeling we are going to meet a bunch of them starting tomorrow in florida as we head to them in hollywood. >> brian: some might say tonight. >> ainsley: bring your bathing suit. >> brian: the only time i'm putting on a shirt is when the show starts. i'm just going to be walking around in my trunks. my swim trunks. just. >> ainsley: only in your hotel room. >> ainsley: can't wait. we start this hour with a fox news alert. we are learning new information about that missile that killed two people in poland. >> steve: it was reportedly fired not by russians but by ukrainian forces combating a russian attack. it was a mistake. >> brian: this all unfolding while president joe biden attending the g-20 summit in

bali. white house correspondent peter doocy is there with the latest: peter, last time we left you the president was will sleeping in mysteriously. we didn't know if he was sick or not. what happened after? >> well, what happened is the white house aides that are traveling with the president went and woke him up. something has to be really, really big for that to happen. for somebody traveling with the president to knock on the door of the hotel room and say we need your input on this right away. but, that is exactly what went down yesterday just right after we talked as -- and the way that poland's president is describing this now is unfortunate accident which lines up with president biden's initial caution that this missile likely was not launched from russia. >> >> there is preliminary information that contests that. i don't want to say that until we completely investigate. it's unlikely in the minds of

the trajectory that it was fired from russia. but, we'll see. >> we never see president biden in a t-shirt in a hotel room like in this photo but he phoned poland's president duda right away as the leaders considered the implications of a potential russian attack against a nato partner. there was some chatter of him invoking nato's article 4, which would be a formal consultation when a member feels threatened. also make sure this didn't call for possible invoking of article 5. where the military alliance would launch a military response. poland's duda says what happened is an isolated incident. there is no indication that more will take place. the north atlantic alliance is on standby. we have strengthened the readiness of the polished armed forces including the air defenses. our planes will be supported by allied planes. we act calmly and peru did he wantly. the very crafted schedule of g-20 events yesterday was thrown completely out the window as the

g-20 leaders that are here who are also a part of nato went and huddled in a hotel conference room near the other events that were going on. they were trying -- they decided that it was most important to get together right then to try to avoid all-out war in europe. and it does not look like we are heading towards that, but this investigation is continuing. back to you. >> brian: g-7 out of the g-20 who got a chance to meet, because, obviously, i don't think china is too into it. quick thing, they had to have prethought nine months ago when this happened there was an excellent chance that a nato member was going to be hit. don't you think they had a plan in place when, in fact, this happened accidently or intentionally. >> well, you are right. because president bidens is saying oh, you think that putin, if we don't stop him, is just going to stop in ukraine? so he has been warning about something like this happening.

and they do have a plan. and that's basically nato's article 5. but there's a whole process that they have to go through where if somebody says it's time for article 5, they have to get together and make sure that military response is merited but, also, they have to figure out exactly what that would look like. >> ainsley: article 5 says an attack on any one of us is an attack on all of us. they would have permission to retaliate with force. if they decided to. but it looks like it will probabliable article 4. which is just to allow members to bring some colonel. we don't had you lieutenant colonel danny davis say we don't want to react. it looks like it was a mistake. peter, thank you very much. the live report from bali, it's 8:08 in the evening already. let's bring in republican from florida. he is a congressman, national guard member as well. we're talking about colonel michael waltz, member of the

armed services committee. colonel, good morning to you. >> good morning. this had been a worry that russia would escalate and hate nato member. that was what was thought early but now it looks as if it was a ukrainian missile that it was a mistake that it went into poland. crisis averted? >> well, look, we can see these trajectories from our space assets or satellites and even our airborne assets. i think we saw pretty early on with the way things were worded and everybody hitting the pause button that we needed to get to the bottom of exactly where this came from i do think, guys, this is a wake-up call for those that want to just stick their head in the stand and do nothing when it comes to ukraine is actually a recipe to get our soldiers involved if putin starts

attacking ukraine and starts attacking nato members. they will invoke article 5. that does obligate us by treaty to then have u.s. boots involved and on the ground. that's why if the ukrainians are willing to do the fighting and dying and they are asking for the bullets. we need make the europeans do more. we need to provide better oversight. but just pretending it's not a problem will lead to things like this. >> congressman, if the russian army lived up to the 450eu7 and if the ukrainians president zelenskyy actually took that ride out of the country and left like ghani, there is no doubt russia would have been ratling the cages of estonia all the baltic nations and started pressuring poland and started messing with their elections if not direct military conquest. how have things changed since ukrainians started to fight and beat the russians who are hollow bear? >> the world has seen now that

exactly that when it comes to things like leadership, discipline, training, logistics, maintenance, their industrial base, that russia is a hollow bear. they are being sidelined as a conventional military force. they still have a very viable nuclear threat. but, again, you know, we have a major world power that is now being sidelined so that we can focus on the greatest threat this country has ever faced and that's the chinese communist party. and the brave ukrainian people led by zelenskyy have done that. but, we do -- the europeans have got to step up. i want to make that point loud and clear. once again, the united states is taking on this burden of helping -- of helping defend freedom. >> brian: yeah, germany is not doing what they said they were going to do. we're the ones writing the checks. publicly pressure them to do what they're supposed to do. >> and i'm

♪ seeing that from biden is will germany hasn't delivered a fraction of what they promised. >> india buying their oil and get nothing but pats on the back as well. >> 60% increase of business and trade with the russians, they are basically propping them up with their own technology, propping them up economically. and, you know certainly a consume bkum bayah xi and biden. should have put sanctions in place. >> covid origin answers. >> long list. >> congressman, so yesterday, last night, we are watching sean hannity's show and trump stands up at the podium in mar-a-lago and says i'm back. i'm run for president in two years there are others that maybe we speculate or there has

been rumblings that they might be running as well like mike pence and ron desantis, youngkin, hogan, asa hutchison, tim scott, pompeo, nikki haley and chris christie just to maim a few. anything can happen. but what's your reaction to this. >> well, to your point on anything can happen, i mean, a lot of people thought tom cotton would be on that list as well and for his family. we are going to be rife with speculation. we don't even know if joe biden is going to run at this point i have got to tell you what. i thought that speech last night was incredible, guys. it was focused. it was disciplined. the tone was serious because we are in a serious moment in world affairs. in our country right now, i think if the president stays forward-looking, outlaying how he is going to build on his agenda and accomplishments, i think he is going to have a very good run. one of the lessons from this midterm is that people want results. they are tired of the rhetoric.

they want results that they are going to feel on their kitchen table. and they want to feel more secure in their lives. in their cities on the border, dr. on the world stage. and economically. e. and i think the president makes this a security election and about security in our lives. that's going to be a winning formula. and i will support getting back to that in america first agenda all day long. >> steve: he certainly got in early. it's 721 days before the election. so, stay tuned. >> yeah. >> steve: in the meantime there is an election coming up in your chamber, house republican leadership elections, and so far the speaker nominee kevin mccarthy and then you got steve scalise running unopposed. the g.o.p. whip, tom emmer of indiana. elise stefanik and the chair richard hudson ran unopposed as well. we heard behind the scenes the freedom caucus was, you know, pushing at leader mccarthy. what was going on?

what do they want? >> well, look, a lot of it is, you know, kind of the mechanics of how our conference works. how we decide what bills go to the floor. when amendments are accepted. who our committee chair men and women are. and, you know, they want transparency there. they don't want all of the power to be in the hands of just a few. i think those are reasonable demands, mccarthy is listening to those demands and he got, you know, i think it was something like 170 to 30 in terms of, you know, our support for him to be our speaker, and that's different than january 3rd where he needs to get 218 out of say 220. so, we are going to continue to get out of a lot of internal family discussions so we can get there and he can be speaker and get accountability to covid origin on down the list people demanding. >> steve: horse trading going on

behind the scenes to the run up to the official election. >> absolutely. we elect him as our speaker and he needs to get 218. if we went up with a majority of 220, that's tight. that's going to be a lot of conservations. but i think he is going to get there. >> brian: andy biggs has 40 votes or something like that. would very a shot? is there anybody else viable? probably not. there is about 10 seats left. where do you think you are going to end up? right now technically 217. kevin it 218. where do they think you are going to end up. >> 220, 222. sadly, this is up to california vote counting. which never gives me a warm and fuzzy at all. i think that's one of the things we have got to take a hard look at. we need to know these results on election night. we need to have competence on our democracy and republic and whether you have foreign actors looking to muck around are mucking around inside our election. we need -- not to say that we need to make america like

florida but, come on. we need to know within hours. >> steve: california needs to change their state voting laws then. because what is going on is completely legal. >> nevada, on down. and then, you know, we need to do some soul searching in terms of why we didn't do better on our messaging but also, you know, look. we need to, i think, move somewhat away from this same day from accountability or from showing up to vote mail works for our rural voters. mail works for our senior citizens. if you do it right, you have integrity mail can really work for us and has in the past. >> ainsley: trump said last night he would want voter i.d., same day voting. we find the results that night and paper ballots. but isn't it up to each state. >> steve: yeah. >> ainsley: if he won would he be able to invoke that. >> brian: no. each state. >> it's up to the states. the states determine how elections are conducted.

it's in the constitution. i don't see some of these blue states -- we need to figure out how to fight on that battlefield and how to get our rural and our senior citizens and our other voters with integrity to vote as much as possible. i don't think we can put all our eggs into the basket. >> brian: congressman, thanks so much. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: i do. starting in virginia. the man accused of killing three university of virginia football players on campus shooting is due in court this morning for a bond hearing. christopher darnell jones jr. is now facing two additional charges related to the it two surviving victims. va running back mike hollins who was shot in the back underwent his second surgery yesterday. an interview with hunter biden about his art goes off the rails after he disconnects without notice. the podcast host launching a rant about how politically

charged topics were off limits. >> very open, ask questions, i debate, it's like a free mic. anyone can ask any questions. we always let debates happen but this is the first time where we are kind of like [bleep] hands tied, these are the questions you ask. you can't ask any other questions. and, bruh it was difficult. >> the host says he will no longer interview guests who refuse to an an open-ended conversation. it is an world are a all. disney world is raising ticket prices again next month annual passes are expected to reach upwards of 1300 bucks and single day ticket hike is expected to hit multiple parks including magic kingdom where price also range from 124 to $189. disney says it's focused on, quote, providing guests with the best, most memorable disney experience by growing its theme parks with new attractions and offerings.

>> it looks like maria's wish won't be coming true for christmas. despite all i want for christmas dominating the charts. will denied the trademark queen of christmas. the trademark office says another artist who also makes christmas music filed an opposition to her request arguing it would be unfair to other musicians who also make christmas tunes. those are your headlines, guys. i think that's kind of funny. can i be queen of christmas? no. [bells] >> steve: to your point about the disney part. i remember when disney world opened it was 3.50. that was the ticket. >> carley: now it's in the thousands for multi passes. >> ainsley: you do not remember that. >> steve: i remember when they opened. absolutely. disney world. all right. coming up this thanksgiving is expected to be one of the busiest for travel in decades. cheryl casone on the warning of delays and cancellations which

are happening right now. >> brian: plus, john fetterman's wife crops him out of the picture celebrating his first day on the hill. who actually got elected again? is she trying to steal his thunder hello and good night, everybody. >> ainsley: another where she cropped his head out will giv the fetterman.

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>> ainsley: travel over thanksgiving is expected to be one of the busiest in decades can nearly 55 million people taking to the roads and flying in skies. experts are already warning about inevitable delays and cancellations. fox business anchor and host of american dream home cheryl casone joins us now. >> hi, pack your patience. >> ainsley: why busier this year post pandemic.

>> revenge travel. we are going to see a jump of about 8% more people flying this year. just versus last year at thanksgiving. about an 8% jump. >> ainsley: airfare is higher and you can't really rely on taking off. >> people are willing to spend. they want to get on airplanes, they want to travel. we saw this happen over the summer. the problem is the airlines are still struggling to get themselves fully staffed again. all those pilots that they furloughed or that retired early during the pandemic, you know, you don't just train a pilot in a day it. takes a few months. all of this is still kind of trying for the airlines, at least, to kind of catch up. i recommend don't check a bag if you don't have to. get tsa precheck. get clear if you can. global entry will give you access to precheck as well. there is all kinds of tricks. but, you know, and then also preserve parking spaces at the airport ahead of time. those are are going to be full for thanksgiving. >> ainsley: if you can get out of town a day early just in case your flight is canceled.

>> best time to go. maybe watch a little "fox & friends" next wednesday morning and then get in the car and drive, okay? don't want hurt anything. but then, also, too. if you want to travel the morning of thanksgiving. get in the car go before 11:00 a.m., it's going to get busier after, that 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. time frame on wednesday night is the worst. atlanta, new york, los angeles, chicago, those metro areas they are forecasting the most gridlock in those areas. >> ainsley: that makes sense. tonight, american dream home 9:00 p.m. on fox business network prime. where are you going this time? >> we are going back to the beach i love myself a good beach. first going to orange beach, alabama, this couple are great. he wants it a boat dock. she wants a pool. that's a little bit of a thing that happens to the two. the other ones are going to buford, south carolina, ainsley. this is dustin and amy. the coast line. he also opens up about his path

back from addiction recovery. he really -- he is a counselor now to help people he is amazing. ththey are just the sweetest couple. >> ainsley: this is their house? >> i'm not going to say that's their house because they look at 3:00. but they definitely are looking for a specific home and they had to go a little over budget. they're the sweetest couple. >> ainsley: i'm proud of him. that's a great story. we will have to watch tonight at. thank you. >> you are welcome. >> ainsley: former vice president mike pence is going to join us live. first, secret to swagger. legendary football coach and analyst jimmy johnson is going to tell us how to win at the highest level ♪ ♪ if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists.

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us here in studio. jimmy, a real pleasure. >> steve, it's a flesh for me. >> steve: the book is swagger, you got that look on the front of your face. not everybody has it. but they can get it. can't they? >> they can get swagger by winning. the coaches and general managers and owners and people come down to the keys, they want to know how to get that winning and how to get that swagger. >> and you just say it's easy if you win. >> right. >> winning is complicated. have you noticed that? >> well, the biggest thing. it's the thing i talk about in the book. we talk about winning and how we won university of miami. how we won cowboys. but we also talk about the sacrifices and the struggles. because, you know, no success or winning comes without some of those sacrifices. and i think the struggles are probably the most interesting part of the book. >> steve: well, and your personal life, you know, everybody knew you from, you

know, holding up the football trophy and the rings and stuff like that. but, at home, your son chad struggled,. >> see, in some ways, this book is an apology to my family. as far as not being there. both of my sons played football. and i never saw either one of them play a game. >> steve: have they forgiven you? >> i talked to my sons about it here not too awful long ago. daddy, we wouldn't have changed a thing. obviously, we would have loved for you to have been at home or been at our games, but, we have benefited from the success that you had and we're benefiting now. and like my son chad who struggled with alcoholism for a long time, is super successful now. >> steve: one of the most famous alliances you had was with jerry jones what was really going on between the two of you. it seemed like a love hate things sometimes hot, sometimes cold. >> i said in the book started

off the chapter on jerry, you know, people really don't understand our relationship for the simple reason i don't understand our relationship. you know, when we were together, everything is 100 percent. we're happy, we are hugging each other. one thing or another. but there was a conflict and there was tension toward of the end of my career with dallas. see, when jerry was buying the cowboys, i can remember like it was yesterday. we were in his automobile and he said jimmy, he says, you are in charge of the football. i'm in charge of the money. and we'll make sports history. well, we made sports history. and everything worked fine for a long time. and then all of a sudden we started winning. >> and then when we started winning, things changed a little bit. there started to be a little bit of tension. people say well, he meddled too much. he didn't meddle. when we started winning he wanted to be more in the spotlight. i was proud of what we accomplished. and so maybe i didn't want to share it. you know, i take

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>> i have always been opposed every election i have been in. with that i encourage everybody to be involved in the process it. will be very exexciting crowded primary on the republican side and we will see where it goes. >> joe manchin kind of optimistic there the senator for west virginia gearing up over a challenge over his seat in two years. republican congressman alex muni

says look out i'm coming. he announced he will enter the ring to flip manchin's seat in 2024. joining us now alex moony, congratulations on your win. >> thank you. >> brian: what is it about two years from now makes you think you want to be senator? >> i was disappointed we didn't take over last week in the election. i'm a conservative republican i believe the state i live in, west virginia, this beautiful state is conservative second best state for donald trump. got almost 70% of the vote here. we should have a republican u.s. senator and one that's conservative like me. i don't think joe manchin represents our state well we need a change for a true conservative. >> brian: congressman, other thing that comes to mind you told me in the break that joe manchin ran ads against you from your primary.

>> that was no surprise to me. i had a very tough primary against another incumbent. i prevailed by a wide margin 19 percentage points. i woke up one day and there is joe manchin's face on tv it personally attacking me and saying things that weren't true. he will went after me in a primary, which i thought was pretty arrogant of him. and, of course, he lost. i think he has lost touch. i think his votes these days, like he voted against amy coney barrett but voted for ketanji jackson brown and these court votes are very important. i think he has left the state and he is too liberal for the state and i don't know, it's time for a change there. it's been long enough. and i think west virginia is a strongly conservative state. people here, they like their faith, their values, which are under attack these days, inflation is killing us here in west virginia. a lot of folks live on fixed income. joe manchin has voted on spending ghals joe biden wanted to vote for. spending and inflation is out of control. the last thing he voted for hurt

the coal industry. which is huge in our state. i don't think he represents virginia well. >> brian: people say well, joe manchin against packing the court. only one filibuster, only one to stand up against massive build back better? what do you say to that? >> sometimes he acts conservative but when push comes to shove is he a loyal partisan democrat. he just couldn't say no to joe biden and chuck schumer over there. and he went along with their agenda. i would say now we have the house of representatives, likely republican. those extremist it views are off the table. we need a senate, i would just say beings look -- this is donald trump's it second best state he voted to impeach donald trump twice. he must not be thinking about voting for re-election. impeachment hearings were a sham and outrage to the country. whether you support donald trump or not. the impeachment process was a complete farce and outrage for joe manchin to vote to impeach donald trump i think betrayed west virginia voters.

and almost 70% voted for donald trump. i think he is going to lose. >> brian: do you think he is going to run again? he is already in his 70s, already been governor. had this job for a few terms. are you convinced he is running? i'm not convinced he is running. wouldn't make sense for him to run. he is going to lose. of the state he barely won four years ago our state far more republican by registration. the numbers aren't there for a democrat to win here. i don't know if he will. that's his choice. like you said, he may not win in primary. he might win a primary he these contend with. who knows. all i know i'm running. >> brian: you are in. >> i'm in in this state and this state needs a republican. >> brian: congressman alex mooney they poked the bear you are now in this game and ready to fight thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian: bay the way thanks for everybody putting the president and the freedom fighter thought out on paperback on the best seller list. come see me in person.

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