>> dr. siegel: my parents in their 90s are healthy and will go celebrate with them. god bless them. >> lauren: so much to be thankful for. and of course, we thank everyone for joining us today including all of you at home and we wish you all a very wonderful thanksgiving day. ♪ ♪ >> i am private justin hughes and i am from wisconsin and i am thankful for my parents in the

ability to join the best military in the world. >> absolutely. happy thanksgiving everyone. especially to all of our troops serving our country and a very big thank you to military families who sacrifice so much. i'll come to fox news life. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. you mentioned our troops serving overseas and right here at home, i molly line. the president to sell rating on nantucket where he stopped by a fire station to personally thank some of the first responders there. that is a long-standing tradition for the bidens and this year, mulling a decision about his political future. take a look at this headline. "bidens generation is ceding the stage as he plots his next act." it seems like the president is not ready to step aside just y yet. >> molly: don't ask me to the white house trying to get ahead of any political discussions that may come up at your table. they are tweeting out this cheap

cheap of the president's accomplishment at first on the list? tackling inflation even as americans shall no more for thanksgiving meals than they have in decades. it is all coming up this hour, but we will begin with a fox news alert from our southern border. >> no thinks giving rest for the border patrol agents working round-the-clock to secure our southern border and the message from dhs kevin mccarthy, your move. putting the ball back in the incoming majority leaders court after he demanded secretory alejandro mayorkas resigned. republicans of accusing him of failing and lying by saying that the border is secure. but he is not going anywhere without a fight. christina coleman is following this for us in los angeles. all of the details. christina.

>> alejandro mayorkas has no plans to step down. as a matter fact, his department is strongly defending him. in a statement to fox, dhs said "the department will continue the work to secure our border while building a safe, orderly, and humane immigration system." members of congress can do better than point the finger at someone else. they should come to the table and work on solutions for our broken system and outdated laws which have not been overhauled in over 40 years." democratic congresswoman echoed the sentiment that this is a political stunt after a delegation of house republicans visited the el paso area on tuesday. >> republicans are doing what they always do. they parachute in, they throw temper tantrums, they offer zero solutions. >> some republicans argue that they have brought forth solutions including ways to improve the asylum process and

deportation efforts. >> you know what our plan would be? having the state department do its job. establish flight routes with these other countries so that i.c.e. can put these people on planes and send them back. >> in the meantime, the el paso sector alone saw a 280% increase in a legal border crossing last month compared to this time last year. in addition to calling for my orchestra tire, mccarthy said as speaker he would hold congressional hearings at the border so democrats can "no longer deny what is happening." they say that there is human smuggling and cartel violence and massive amounts of fentanyl continued to pour over the some of them voter. the opioid is killing hundreds of americans daily. >> it's like an airliner crashing every single day killing 300 americans. just last week, fbi director said that they seized in one

vehicle, one vehicle, enough ethan chapin to kill the equivalent of everyone in the entire state of pennsylvania. >> with title 42 set to expire come with those disturbing numbers are likely to rise. >> molly: thank you. happy thanksgiving. >> arthel: for more on this, we will bring in the vice president of the national border patrol council. do you think that secretary mayorkas should resign? >> i think that we need to have somebody in those positions that cares about our nation's borders and gets rid of the political aspect. the last administration that we had here did everything possible to minimize the numbers and it is obvious that under this administration, the numbers have gone crazy. regardless, we need some meat that is going to back up the rule of law and these policies

don't work. we need something for the future of our country. >> arthel: you don't think that he is able to do exactly what you just lined up for us? >> he has not been doing it so far. that is what it comes down to. it takes people in leadership positions that are going to say that this is a problem and this is how we fix it and they stop having temper tantrums about the last administration. >> arthel: one idea coming from congresswoman escobar is to hire civilians to process the migrants. what you think about that? >> you can do something similar as a lot of counties have done. they have individuals that are the corrections officers that take care of the intake and they do something similar so agents can go out and do their job. there is something in place. they've been doing the processing coordinators but the problem is where they have been spreading them. i have detention facilities in

tucson's over capacity and they only had one coordinator working there at the time and everyone else was an agent. in the drug smugglers and the cartels that are bringing drugs across, they are very much aware of that and they keep closing those gaps because they know we are preoccupied. >> arthel: this is certainly taking a toll on the agent. i would like to play more sound from congress from brian babin from yesterday. speak of these people are working very hard. their morale is low and the recruitment is down. way down. the morale is so low that they had 14 suicides. three suicides in the last week. the mayorkas and biden administration have demonized them and throw them to the curb. >> arthel: without processing, you said you don't feel that there are enough civilians their processing and helping with the processing.

if you get more, how many more would you need that you think those people would step up and how would that help out those agents down there who clearly need a lot of help? >> it helps right now because you can get the agents in the field, but what really needs to be done is we need to bring back policies. you need to be paying individuals. if you have people coming into the united states for asylum and you were just processing them factor and releasing them in the united states with no consequences, it's going to continue. we need to detain these individuals, hold them there, bring asylum officers and immigration judges so they can see the cases and see which ones are actual asylum and the ones that are not commit they need to send individuals back to their countries. it's not working when you say come across. that is not the policy. it was taking advantage customer at the drug cartels. >> arthel: so many guideways.

republicans have been much more docket about the illegal immigration problem there and the crisis at the border. do you expect the incoming republican lighthouse to draft legislation? >> they need to do something. they've been vocal and the men and women out there working appreciate it. other people cannot deny it anymore. it is obvious and it is in their face. i know we are running short on time. i would like to wish a happy thanksgiving to all of the men and women, my heroes and green and my brothers and sisters out there guarding the lines regardless of any policies out there. >> arthel: we always have time for that. happy thanksgiving to you and your family as well. take care. >> molly: this is one of the busiest stretches of days that new york city will see all year and the nypd is stepping up patrols. still, violent crime taking no time off for the holidays. some horrific stories today

alone including a recent rape attempt at a failed kidnapping. laura ingle is following all of this for us today. >> with the city so pack for the holidays and at traffic often at a standstill, going underground getting on the subway is the fastest way to navigate the grid but as we have seen in months, weeks, and even hours can make getting on a subway has become increasingly more dangerous. we were talking about this earlier today on thanksgiving there are thousands more on the street. with the nypd releasing information on those two recent subway crimes that you mentioned, and attempted kidnapping and attempted rape some are getting more concerned about how they will get from point a to point b. police releasing these images of a man suspected of having a tangled trial dwelt writing on the 2. he was with two of his older siblings, 15 and 16 years old

and he was able to stop the man and take the child off the tr train. the teenager struggled with him to release their brother and the suspect then took off. nypd asking for the public's help in identifying another suspect. this guy sat down on the number for train next to a 24-year-old woman. he removed his pants and underwear and attempted to assault her. the woman was able to run to another train car to safety and nypd reports having extra officers on duty for the holidays along with extra members of the counterterrorism bureau. listen. >> no current threat reporting indicates any active credible or specific threat at this time to the macy's 96th thanksgiving parade. in light of recent events, specifically the shooting and the nightclub in colorado springs and the arrests of two individuals for posting threatening statements online to jewish targets, the counterterrorism bureau will deploy additional resources to ensure the festivities across the city are safe for all.

>> those officers will be dispatched to holiday markets, two churches, and of course the rockefeller tree and our christmas tree as well. we have a lot of officers on the street trying to keep things safe. >> molly: such a beautiful jacked up behind you. you have a chance to stand out in the parade among all of the revelers and hopefully everyone makes it safe getting on the subway today. we appreciate reporting. thank you. >> arthel: thank you to the officers working overtime. president biden is scheduled to make some private calls to service members overseas to thank them for their sacrifice. he is also using his holiday away from the white house to think about his future and whether he really wants to be in the white house for a second term. >> opinions on whether or not he should run for the second term. some of them saying hard no. the big challenge that the president could face, if some of the people are members of his own party. we are following the president

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>> shout out to my son, my baby boy. i love you and i miss you. i hope you are playing with so many dinosaurs. shout out to my mom and my aunt. i love you guys and happy thanksgiving. >> arthel: president biden is continuing family tradition. spending the thanksgiving holiday on the beautiful island of nantucket. now that midterms are over, the president and his family are set to begin discussions about 2024 as he decides whether to seek a second term. lucas tomlinson live on nantucket. you just had to be there. of course you did. the president i understand spoke a little while ago. what more can you tell us? >> we have been stuck in a worthless places. it sure is beautiful here. it was guns on his mind. after a spate of mass shootings. >> president biden: the idea

that we still allow semiautomatic weapons to be purchased is sick. it is sick. it has no, no, social value. none. not a single solitary rationale for it. >> president biden spent much of his time this morning at the local firehouse where he thanked firefighters and all first responders working this thanksgiving including thinking nantucket's own nate barber who was named person of the year after saving to people from a burning building while off duty. the president of first lady called military units based in europe and the crew of the uss paul, a destroyer etsy. president approved another weapons package to ukraine. >> president biden: there is no time to walk away from ukraine. not at all. >> at the white house a package

announced yesterday was for $400 million. all at the handling of russia's invasion of ukraine, talking points so you can talk to your uncle at the thanksgiving table. among the list of accomplishments was no taxes on people making above $400,000. clearly a table and then fixed with the press secretary. there was a potential looming railway strike. >> president biden: my team has been in touch with the parties. i have not directly engaged yet. they are still talking. speak up that is in contrast to what the press secretary said on tuesday. they said that president biden was directly involved. said that multiple times in the press conference. happy thanksgiving. >> arthel: thank you. molly?

>> molly: for more on what lucas mentioned there from the beautiful postcard setting, the white house getting slammed for putting out a set of talking points. not talking points for heads on tv or democratic activists, but talking points that you can use when you go home and talk to your family over your turkey dinner today. or, as the tip sheet here puts it, it is to defend president biden when dealing with "that uncle on thanksgiving." it is titled "president biden stop accomplishments." the first on the list? tackling inflation and lowering costs. meanwhile, this is as struggling americans eating right now paid 40 are high prices for the thanksgiving meal. also in the list of bragging bullet points, on snarling the supply chain and here we are again on the verge of a major freight strike. join me now is steve moore.

happy thanksgiving. thank you for joining us. delighted to have you today. i love your shirt and you look ready for a big meal. i want to get to these talking points. this is supposedly addressing that uncle but if you show up with white house talking points, are you that uncle? >> great to be with you. by the way, i ran the 5k for epilepsy this morning which is why am wearing the shirt. we are having thanksgiving dinner and a couple of hours and we will have some liberals and conservatives who will have a big group of 20 people. we probably won't talk about politics. >> molly: do you talk about politics? >> we will not be talking about joe biden's accomplishments, but joe biden has cured the inflation problem? we had a percent plus inflation for nine straight months. i don't want to be a downer on thanksgiving. the good news is the inflation rate over the last couple of months has come down a little bit. i think will be at 5% or 6% and

set of 8% or 9%. but when joe biden says he did not raise taxes on people who made less than $400,000, inflation is a tax! it taxes all of us and it taxes low income people the most. i think i would strike that. and by the way, how about energy issues? how about the fact that we are energy independent when trump left and now we have to go begging for oil and gas from other countries? >> molly: this is a lot of points and a lot of things that people care about and touting the accomplishments that the president was working on getting out there and talking about ahead of the midterms. when you go to thanksgiving dinner, congratulations on your run, by the way. fabulous and you look great. you look like you are ready-to-eat and you have earned it. but is this the type of thing that people want to talk about around thanksgiving or is this a tone-deaf approach to what the american holiday is about? >> great point. i think it would ruin our thanksgiving dinner if we

started talking about donald trump in joe biden. you are right. this is not the right time to put these things out. we can have those political arguments, but not on thanksgiving day. i happen to think that biden has screwed a lot of things up, but i respect the president and i respect the office. now is the time to respect this great country of ours. we are the greatest country on earth and we are the richest country on earth. have you noticed that for all of the complaints about all the problems in america, everybody around the world wants to come here because we are the land of opportunity. >> molly: if you are someone who is struggling to afford this meal and you are gathering around a table where it's a little tighter, you might be thinking about inflation and feeling the inflation. a talking point will not change what is actually happening literally around your dining room table. one of the other things, lucas tomlinson has been out there in beautiful nantucket chasing the president across the holiday and the president talked a little bit about the potential

rail strike. very involved initially with helping to shut down the initial threat of one and it looks like it is looming again. he says that he has not directly engaged. a little back-and-forth on that from the white house podium. your thoughts on what that means for the economy right now? question as we head into the holiday shopping season? >> what worries us as consumers and economists is the rail strike. so many goods and services, half of the things that we get at the stores, groceries, oil and gas, comes on rail. while we have that problem and by the way, i think that they could sell that but i don't think so because i think it's going to happen. but look at what's happened to diesel prices. most people are not getting diesel at the pump, but tina wu does? the nation's truckers. 95% of them use diesel. we need our truckers. that's why i'm not so sure that

the inflation problem is behind us because with those gas prices and those diesel prices, i guarantee you that the people you and i and others pay at the store are going to go up. we have not had this inflation since the early 1980s. it is a 40 are high. >> molly: and people are feeling that. that is what we are dealing with. the reality of those issues and of rail strike can spread out like a domino effect and cause more pain. >> the reason that the strike is happening is because of inflation. the workers are getting crossed by inflation. over the last 6-9 months, wages are up by 5%. >> molly: not keeping pace. exactly. thank you so much. congratulations on your great run. thank you for joining us on thanksgiving day. we appreciate it. >> we have to defeat epilepsy. it is a terrible disease. >> molly: yes. thank you. wonderful to see you. >> arthel: we are following a

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deadly puzzle into one complete picture. dan springer has been following all of this. he has live in moscow, idaho, with the latest. >> it is a difficult thanksgiving here in moscow, idaho, and beyond because we have for grieving families and a community that does not feel safe with us killer still on the loose. yesterday, police had the first news conference in several days and they wanted to convey the message that they are making progress in the investigation in they are doing everything they can to find the killer of these four college students. right now, we know that for three days in a row, they have not been at the crime scene with any investigative activity at the rental house where the murders took place. but we are told that there are more than 100 local state and federal and local cops. we think that the killer entered through the sliding glass door on the second floor on the left side of the screen which goes to

a kitchen and it is close to the bedroom where we believe that ethan chapin and xana kernodle were murdered. the killer had to go up a flight of stairs where there are two more bedrooms in this is where kaylee goncalves and madison mogen were found. the two roommates were sleeping on the first floor which is not shown on these floor plans. police are not saying who among the victims was the killer's primary target. >> first and foremost, we have the integrity of the investigation to preserve. we feel like that information is integral to us and how we conduct our investigation. releasing debt to the public may or may not flood us with a lot of information that is not relevant or specific to what we are looking at. >> it came up that there was a very similar knife attack in salem, oregon, and of a married couple last year which is unsolved. the man wearing a mask attacked

travis and jamie lynn juetten while they were attacked. travis was killed will jamie lynn survived. moscow police are aware of the case but they're not saying if it's connected. >> we are looking at every avenue. other agencies are reaching out to us with other cases and stuff that we are to follow up on and we will continue to follow up on them. >> they are going through a lot of tips. there's a ton of evidence in the case. a lot of it is forensic, but they are trying to put these pieces together. right now, no suspects and no murder weapon. >> molly: a horrible thanksgiving for these people stomach families and our thoughts go out to them. thank you for your reporting on this ongoing investigation. thank you. and what some are calling an unbelievable move, disgraced former ceo for ftx says that he

still plans on talking at this high level "new york times" business summit next week even though his company just filed for bankruptcy. this comes two weeks after news broke that the feds are working to charge and extradite him from his very lavish lifestyle that he leads in the bahamas after scamming investigators out of billions. but why has he not already brought back to the u.s. and could he be held accountable? joining me now, former prosecutor doug burns. thank you so much for joining us on this thanksgiving day. we appreciate you taking the couple minutes out for us. this case is mind-blowing. i will get right to the most recent thing that has been updated. he still plans to speak at this conference. granted i am picturing resume. i doubt that he will get on a plane and show up in person. your thoughts on his plans to

speak? >> it strikes me as beyond inadvisable. first of all, legally, you don't want to be making any statements about ftx. a footnote, maybe it will be discussed, but he is said that nothing is off the table. they will ask him about everything. you talk about abcs and fundamentals, you do not want to be making any statements at all about ftx right now. any public relations expert is going to tell you it is a highly inadvisable move. you teed it up and i could not agree more. everyone is scratching their heads saying wait a minute. the company just went bankrupt and the whole thing is imploding. the media is blowing up with what may happen to him and he is going to give an interview? it doesn't make sense. speak to the next question is if you could ask him a couple of questions, what would you demano know? a couple people want to know things. especially those that lost a lot

of money. >> we want to know exactly what was done with specific investments. crypto investments. when they moved with the purpose of investing in other things quest to want to drill down into what exactly was done. what happened to the money and what exactly did you lose? i'm not so sure if at the meeting on wednesday that will happen. as you said, he will be piped in from the bahamas so he will have a little video wiggle room i'll call it. technical wiggle room. but he could get into that. apparently, the president of ukraine will be speaking, janet yellen will speaking, mark zuckerberg will be spe speaking. >> molly: wild. >> it's inadvisable. i've no idea why he is doing it. speech of the lifestyle he has

led and people have talked abouy he dresses and the idea that he had been a genius. now it looks like people are changing their tune about that thought. a lot of people lost an enormous amount of money. famous people that have been very outspoken about this industry as a whole but also ftx specifically. this is just one victim. speak of this was fraud from the beginning. he should already be in jail. he should be behind bars and he should be made to surrender all of these assets he has hidden and distributed to his friends and close associates. it's a responsibility on the democrats to get this money back to us as users. this was never sam bankman-fried's money. this was not donation made in the right way. >> molly: as a former prosecutor, what are the charges and when are they coming? are they coming? >> aside editorial for another

seminar is promoting him as an incredible wonderment. they did the same thing. as far as what charges, it's interesting because a lot of legal experts, and i agree them, they are saying that the government should focus less on security fraud per se and focus more on what we call mail fraud and wire fraud. section 1343 of title 18. basically, the concept of the legal theory is exactly as the investor articulated which is what we made an investment with good faith thinking it was going to be maintained with integrity and it you went and took it and gambled our money. you lost our money and that is wire fraud theory. >> molly: it so many questions about watching the watchdogs and what went wrong there. doug burns, thank you so much. we appreciate your time on this thanksgiving day. happy thanksgiving to you. >> you too.

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we are finally getting the results out of alaska where former governor sarah palin has lost her bid for the states one house seat in congress. democrat mary peltola, former state lawmaker, beat sarah palin in the ranked choice voting. on the senate side, republican incumbent lisa murkowski won reelection and she has beat out the trunk backed candidate. that means alaska, sending to moderates to represent them in washington. there are two house seats still to be called. stay tuned. >> arthel: end date. south carolina congressman james clybourn is saying that the 80-year-old president should run again. that as some other members of the democratic party are openly expressing their doubts. let's bring in fox news contributor and associate editor of "the wall street journal" john bussey. do the democrats have a dilemma

on their hands? >> they do in some respect because he is 80 years old. that is weighing on the democrats. they see a field of younger candidates peered potential candidates for president coming up post biden. worry if it's not donald trump and a younger republican, that he would be running against if he has the stamina for it. the flip side is that clyburn is really influential. he was the one who endorsed biden in 2020 and not cut south carolina behind the candidacy. it was straight to the white house from there. he is arguing that this is a civil and decent guy who was a good legislative record behind him and continuity is a good thing. he is up for the job. >> arthel: timing is everything as they say.

why is when president biden makes the decision important? >> he is expected to say something by early 2023. you have to get these machines going pretty early. candidacies are quite complicated. if he is not going to run, he has to give time for a democratic candidate to replace him. is it going to be kamala harris, his vice president? her approval ratings are roughly as low as his art. is it going to be somebody like a governor murphy from new jersey or someone from illinois or gavin newsom from california? amy klobuchar from minnesota? it could be any of those, but they have to gear up. you have to give them plenty of time to get there candidacies and ground games organized. he has to declare pretty early in 2023. >> arthel: finally, how much does who prevails as the g.o.p. presidential front runner factor

in? >> it will matter quite a bit. if it is donald trump, i think that biden has already said that he wants to run against him again. the electorate seems to have shifted a bit. it shows up in the mid terms including the results you just announced from alaska. the politics of blue regions that trump conducted of politicy in the midterms. and a lot of nontrump endorsed candidates won. a lot of candidates are looking and said this is a good sign that what biden has brought to politics which is a certain amount of stability might once again carry him through in 2024. the electorate is moving away from the politics of belligerency. they want mannerisms in the j jobs. on the other hand, there republican candidates who are as civil and good managers.

hogan from maryland, glenn youngkin from virginia. they could counter that and that could present themselves as equally managerial and appeal to those independents who are going to decide the election in 2024. >> arthel: a lot to consider in a short amount of time. we will see how it all plays out. john bussey, always good to see you. thank you very much. >> happy thanksgiving. >> arthel: happy thanksgiving to you and your family. >> molly: what's is usa more than football after thanksgiving turkey? we are not talking about the cowboys, but team usa as a different football tracks right into the spotlight on the world stage. ♪ ♪ the eat fresh® refresh just won't stop! now, subway® is refreshing their catering with easy-order platters

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>> i am in slovakia. i want to wish everyone a happy thanksgiving. to my friends and family back home, my immediate family in colorado springs, and stricker germany and florida as well as my grandparents in new york and

nebraska. happy thanksgiving and i hope you eat a lot of turkey. >> arthel: we will say for you. when you think about thanksgiving football, you might be thinking pigskin. of course, today is one of the biggest days in the nfl and college football as a lot of classic in-state rivalries kick off. but a group of young americans are trying to get you to think about soccer. team usa is taking stomach getting ready to kick off againt england tomorrow afternoon. alex hogan is ready in the world cup and qatar following foo football. >> we just saw an action-packed game of portugal against ghana where cristiano ronaldo became the first man to score a game at five world cups. the u.s. is gearing up for the next round match and they have learned a lot from the tie with whales. information that it is bringing to the match tomorrow against

england. what's interesting about tomorrow's game against england is many of these athletes during the regular season play for english teams meeting tomorrow they will play against some of their usual teammates. the u.s. men's national soccer team acknowledged that they are the underdogs in the next matchup. >> there one of the top teams in the world and we will see where we are at. it's a good thing. >> travelers from all over the world are here. we visited the city's old town market talking to americans about how they could not miss the chance to root on team usa and still across the planet they are snaking in some time to celebrate thanksgiving. >> traveling and having a good time. different countries and meeting different people from all over and having a good time. >> it's a beauty of thanksgiving. thankful where you are. >> thankful for a moment and being here for a week in four

games. meeting people wherever we go. >> the big event today is the final game, serbia versus brazil. the south american country is one of the favored to win back at this year's world cup just as it has been in the past. brazil has won five world cups and is hoping, of course, to make this the sixth. >> arthel: alex hogan there and qatar with a great assignment. molly, we are rooting for team usa, but i have to say if you have not seen any shots, go online and look up how team japan left the locker room after they won. they won and they left it so neat and wonderful. so impressive. >> molly: i will definitely check that out. that will be a thanksgiving to remember for her, for all of the fans over there right now. so exciting. it is the first thanksgiving in years not darkened by the cloud of covid, but health officials are warning of a different

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