small businesses. you know, congresswoman, as a surfer, i love my small business surf shop, hopefully woe can get a few extra bucks in there. go out and buy a t-shirt, sports shorts or maybe even a surf board. congresswoman claudia tenney thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> griff: with that "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ [marching band] ♪ ♪ [drum line] ♪ ♪

♪ [drum line] >> steve: well, good morning, everybody. live from new york city, you know, yesterday on thanksgiving, we had the macy's thanksgiving day parade in front of our building. and, today, because we have got the big world cup march, united states vs. england this afternoon, we have got the brooklyn united drum line performing on "fox & friends" square today. and we're going to be celebrating this big day. we're going to be tailgating outside. kids playing soccer. you name it we will do it live on new york city on this the day america goes shopping. >> we got the food the kids the soccer the band. what don't we have? >> lawrence: this is americana for you. i have got to give brooklyn some credit. normally the southern bands that brings it. i'm biased because i'm from texas. they are really bringing it today. you have got to give brooklyn some credit this morning. >> carley: that's the way to wake you up. >> lawrence: it woke me up.

[cheers] >> steve: a lot of people are up because they are already shopping. a bunch of america's big retailers. carly, i know you were talking about this on "fox & friends first" opened up at 5:00 a lot of them opened at 6 klaus being because today is a big day. sounds like americans may be spending a little more this year than they did last year even though inflation is eating us all up. >> carley: that's exactly right. i was reading that people are going to be spending, obviously for black friday, because you get the deals. and then small business saturday is tomorrow. and people are apparently going to be spending even more, and then cyber monday. and you get to shop in your jammies and save then, too. >> lawrence: black friday black friday week. >> carley: booming. >> lawrence: before and after i'm a huge black friday shopper. the key is to shop out of season. that's where the real deals are. >> steve: out of season? >> carley: get the fake christmas tree in june.

>> lawrence: buy it now, huge sale in the summer for all your winter stuff. that's the key. >> carley: like you are shopping in australia. >> lawrence: can't wear it now. >> steve: anybody on lawrence's list congratulations in about a month you are going to get something you can wear in june. >> lawrence: bingo. >> carley: steve, what did you do for thanksgiving yesterday? >> steve: i'm glad you asked. we had the day off -- i had the day off i think you did, too. >> carley: no. we were here holding down the fort. >> steve: did i not turn on the television until later what we did was have a celebration at home that picture right there is special. because that man used to be a kindergartner in my daughter sally's class at school thought bergmann county. now is he all grown up. one of the managers, his family owns the market basket in franklin lakes. one of the recipes in the new cookbook was the turkey twist.

and i got the turkey breast from them and it was fantastic. that picture is how i start every thanksgiving mornings. i start it with a piece of pie. i also had a piece of pie before i came to work today. and there, ladies and gentlemen, is what it looks like yesterday at our house. in the background, you have melanie luttrell's sweet potato crunch casserole off the chart from the market basket. the turkey roll-up right there. then my wife's dressing and then the classic green bean cass casserole. >> carley: you are a dressing guy not a stuffing guy? >> lawrence: i'm more of a dressing thing. >> carley: same thing? >> lawrence: it's a little different. >> steve: dressing stuffing when you put it in the bird. >> lawrence: you season it different when you stuff it in the bird. >> steve: you know because did you some cooking yesterday. >> lawrence: i did i cooked yesterday for all the friends that could not.

>> carley: you worked and cooked? >> lawrence: prepped. >> carley: how are you not married you? are the perfect person? >> lawrence: that's the promo. i'm going to cut this and put it on all my social media. >> carley: how did it turn out. >> it turned out good. all the friends were happy. all the friends that couldn't make it back home came to my house and watched the football. my cowboys won it was all great. what about you, carley? >> carley: my parents and sister and her boyfriend came in to the city to have lunch, thanksgiving lunch with me and my husband. you see the spilker there. my dad is on the left. of my husband is next to me. my beautiful mom is on the other side of me my sister how pretty is she and her boyfriend justin who is such a great guy. we went out to dinner. i didn't cook, obviously clearly. >> steve: got a lot going on. >> carley: we had such a great time. it was just fun to sit down for a couple hours together and the restaurant we went to had a really good thanksgiving meal. and thanksgiving in the city is

crazy expensive. have you ever done it in manhattan? most places do a prefixed menu and a lot of restaurants i called $150 a person. who can afford that. >> lawrence: that's why i ended up cooking. i priced it we are all just going to go out. this is crazy. i refuse. >> carley: impossible to get a reservation. i called so many places thankfully i finally got one. quality bistro, beautiful inside and the food is really good. too. >> steve: fantastic. >> lawrence: putting that on my list. if have you photos. >> carley: r. we would love to see it and put it on the channel. >> steve: a bunch of people were tagging peon their social media saying hey, look i made your turkey oral i made your pie. if you made some of our recipes, please,. >> carley: that probably feels really cool to see. >> steve: really crazy, very nice. like the state fair pie by pam lang out in iowa.

i screen grabbed a punch of pictures i said your pie is a big hit all across america. >> carley: that's fantastic. that's amazing. black friday is today. a lot of people will be doing some shopping. when it possibly comes to getting the things you buy, a little tense right now. there is this rail strike that is looming that could possibly hit now on december 9th. so some railroad unions, there was originally a deal that the biden administration tried to broker. it was looking like it was good. and now it is looking like it might fall apart. >> steve: 12 unions in all. 4 unions said that's not a good deal for us. what they're fighting over is sick time and quality of life stuff that they say they do not get right now. remember, it was before the midterms, joe biden, the white house said look, he has been really, you know, he has been rolling up his shirt sleeves and working hard to get this done. and right now it looks like crisis averted. well, as it turns out, crisis not overted. and even though and we are going

to play for you are the hypocrisy of what the white house has said, but, yesterday, in nantucket, after he visited some first responders, the president said look, that rail strike, yeah, i'm not involved. because they are not in trouble yet. what? here's the president yesterday, commonwealth of massachusetts. listen to this. >> can you talk about what the hold up is, mr. president. >> i can't, because we're in the middle of negotiations. >> have you been in touch with the parties again? >> my team has been in touch with all parties and i have -- i have not directly engaged yet because they are still talking. >> lawrence: so, obviously, this is a pattern from the white house. and so often we just move past and go directly to the next scandal. this is what the white house press secretary had to say before the president said these comments, watch. >> the president is indeed involved directly. but i don't want to get into details at this time. but he has been involved.

we have said -- i just said the president has been directly involved. he has been in touch. i said -- this is the third time i am saying he has been directly involved. >> carley: third time. >> lawrence: third time and now the president of the united states saying he is actually not involved. they do this all the time. it was -- they did this during covid as well. well, the president, they take this victory lap and then the student loans and, you know, any crime, you know, the president is really leading the charge. and then when things turn the other direction, gas prices. when they turn the other direction, he says there is nothing that i could have done. it's not on me. >> carley: i know. and the amount that is on the line if this rail strike goes into effect, oh my gosh, it could cost the economy $1 million in the first week alone because railroads haul about 40% of the nation's freight each year. did you know that? i didn't know that and this could effect so many different things, the supply chain, all the stuff getting -- two companies that make other stuff,

agriculture chemicals. a bunch of chems setting on railcars that are just stationary. that's not good. public transportation, which is why some people are calling for conditioning to step in. because congress has the power to possibly negotiate something so this rail strike doesn't go into effect. here is congresswoman nicole malliotakis on that. >> there's a lot going on here not just domestically but internationally that could effect our ability to heat homes here in the united states. and the president of the united states should be making this a number one priority. okay? it's not just about transporting christmas gifts for the holidays, it's about actually transporting what we use chemicals for water treatment. everything that we need to survive really, including heat and energy, which impacts everything, food included. but it is a responsibility of congress to step in and we must do that just as we did in the 1990s. >> steve: congress could step in and use power from the commerce clause. in addition to -- those are petroleum carts right there.

and why do they have those tankers? remember day one the president pulled the plug on the pipeline. rather than pull the plug on keystone pipeline and there goes coal right there. they got to transport it via rail. >> carley: such a good point. here what happens it comes down to for me. is when the president says i am not directly involved, and his spokesperson says i -- he is directly involved. >> lawrence: three times. >> steve: we have seen this before. the white house spokesperson can spin but they have got to be accurate that simply was not accurate. so he either was involved or not involved, she -- she was impasse particular, he is involved. he says he is not involved. there is always the third problem, he might have just forgotten. something about a railroad -- i used to be on a irld are a. i used to take amtrak to delaware every day when i was in the senate. maybe he is thinking about that.

i don't know. there is a problem with the white house because the message is not clear. >> yeah, it's the holiday weekend. come monday, if there is a press briefing, hopefully this will be a press grieving what did you mean when you said the third time the president was involved in these rail negotiations when he is saying not yet. somebody else. >> steve: he forgot. >> lawrence: we know she will spin. >> steve: spinning is okay but you got to be accurate. >> lawrence: got to be good at spinning as well. i may have not liked jen psaki and some of the stuff coming out of her mouth. at least she had a strategy for it. she knew the talking point. she stuck with the talking points. we see karine jean-pierre get frustrated a lot at the podium and that damn binder. she keeps flipping it and there is no answers in it. there is no answers in it. >> ainsley: hard job, manual. >> steve: it is but that's the big book of answers. whoever is actually running the country they are the ones who are putting the things in the book that she reads allowed.

>> steve: big shopping day and straight ahead new reports say president biden and the white house pressured candidates to shut down that freedom convoy -- canada to shut down that freedom convoy earlier this year holiday travel havoc with 55 million americans heading home, travel is soaring to near preacademy levels. we will be breaking down where you see delays and cancellations. ♪ run, run rudolph ♪ santa's got to make it to town ♪ ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part?

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headlines,s chesapeake virginia community coming together to hold a vigil for the 16-year-old killed in a shooting at a walmart tuesday night. the 16-year-old who hasn't been publicly identified because he is a minor was a youngest of the six victims killed in the rampage. the suspect reportedly had a manifesto on his cell phone and threw away a kill list that included employees' names and shift hours. tamika johnson's name was circled on that list. two of the four other victims injured in the shooting also had their names circled on the list. remember the freedom convoy he protest from 00 warnings canada when large streets block the streets vaccine mandates. top biden administration officials pressured canada to squash the movement. president biden himself and transportation secretary pete buttigieg among the officials who made frantic phone calls

pressuring canadian officials to clear truckers blocking streets in ottawa and part of canada's border with the united states. these calls came before the canadian prime minister invoked an emergency measure to shut it all down. how about that back story there? we have some nfl action for you starting with the giants taking on the cowboys. dallas taking home the turkey day win. >> lawrence: let's go. >> carley: 28-20. are you happy? >> lawrence: of course. >> carley: 33-26. this kickoff return for a touchdown helping the vikings take down bill belichick's patriots. >> take it back, patriots doing a good job one will get on the sideline. is he inbounds. is he going. he will score! >> carley: buffalo bills picking up their third thanksgiving win in the past four seasons, they defeated the lo lions 28-25.

turkey tasted better this year than last year. they have turkey in the end zone? how cool is that? >> lawrence: that's good stuff. >> steve: wash it down on the gator aid. usually the sidelines a good. >> good football day. >> carley: going to be a good football day today. that's what the brits call soccer. >> lawrence: we love the brits. >> carley: millions got on planes to g spend time with ther families. >> steve: fox weather multi media journalist mitti hicks is live in cleveland to give us a taste of what people are facing as they head out on this friday after thanksgiving. mitty, good morning. >> well, good morning, carley, steve and lawrence.

happy friday. i hope you all had a good thanksgiving. and speaking of thanksgiving, it's one of the busiest times of year. a.a.a. expecting more than 55 million thanksgiving travelers and just to put that in perspective, they measure the dates from about november 21st through november 28. so, if you are traveling, this thanksgiving holiday. we still have about two more days left of this busy time of year. so here at cleveland hopkins international airport. we aren't seeing too many delays or ca cancellations, but acrosse country we have seen about 2500 delays and about 68 cancellations. this busy week. but airport officials have been preparing for this moment all year round. tsa hiring more people to get those clouds through those security check-ins. airlines hiring more people as well. you may hear this term all year round but it's to pack that patience and that couldn't be more true for this holiday season.

of course, one thing that we have been noticing as we drive to the airport are the parking lots are full. i have tsa precheck and clear. and i like to get in the airport two and a half hours before domestic flights. i have been having to get he three, three and a half hours before. you want to pack that patience. be prepared. pack those extra snacks and, the neck pillow just in case it's a long day in the airport. back to you. >> steve: mitty, there are travelers already. have you seen anybody trying to take a big turkey leg or anything through the tsa security area? because there is a list of what can you and cannot take? >> no turkeys, no pies just yet. buff we will be on the lookout for that. [gobbling] >> steve: thanks, live in cleveland. very nice. it. sa does have a list. think about it, biggest meal of the year yesterday you don't want it to go to waste. if people are traveling let me pack it up.

ttsa put together a list so you will not be faced with the choice of either throwing it away or not taking a flight. >> carley: leftover that was can be carried through tsa this is very important for americans to know. >> ainsley: baked goods, meats, stuffing, casserole mac and cheese, fresh vegetables and fresh fruit. can you take candy and spices who knew? >> lawrence: this is kind of criminal. if your mom makes collard greens clean-up is a big staple in our household you can't take the collard greens home. >> carley: it's already cooked. >> lawrence: it's not solid. >> steve: i bet you almost could. the worry is. >> lawrence: liquid. >> steve: stuff you can't take cranberry sauce. >> carley: can you put it in your it checked bag. >> lawrence: all liquid or regular tackles. steve: sparkling siders, jams,

preservative, jim tresselys, maple syrup because you don't want it to look like a bomb. keep in mind, take liquid stuff but less than four ounces. >> lawrence: criminal, as i said. this is the thing. half the stuff you have for thanksgiving is better the next day because when it sits in the juices, that is the whole point and they destroyed it. >> carley: what's your gave rift thanksgiving fraught. >> lawrence: encanen deed yams and it collard greens. >> making me choose, carley. >> just eat it ahead of time. how many days are your leftovers good? >> carley: how many days? >> lawrence: this is just me after two days. >> we are about the same. according to the fda and usda four days. plus, keep in mind, every one of your leftovers that you warm up

that was hot yesterday heat it up to 156 degrees to kill anything in there in case bacteria set n case it set on the counter. check the temperature. 1 # 5. >> carley: way longer. double maybe five depends on what it is cranberry sauce? we keep that for a couple weeks, right? it. >> lawrence: no. we can't do that anymore, carrascoly. we have another body to feed now. >> steve: we? >> carley: that's a rhetorical. >> lawrence: already talked about uncle lawrence. >> carley: lawrence is going to get the baby louis vitton booties and knowing him he will. >> lawrence: his first suit is going to come from uncle lawrence. >> carley: keep those leftovers extra money to spend on the baby. love it. >> lawrence: bingo. >> steve: if you head to the airport, that's what can you and cannot take. in the meantime, moving on, on

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way, where apple's main iphone factory is located and perhaps not coincidentally where workers rioted at an apple factory following a pay dispute. china's president xi jinping has a zero covid policy and so that means wait times for apple's newest iphone 1 pro and 14 pro-max models could be delayed at a crucial time of year for apple. foxconn earlier this month did issue a statement at the time it said it was operating at significantly reduced capacity saying it was prioritizing the health and safety of its workers in the supply chain but here's the problem. look at the number of covid cases in china right now. the government there claims it's recording these high numbers. in fact, the highest since the pandemic began with the country's health commission reporting. this is incredible. more than 31,000 local covid cases in zhengzhou.

those in the apple ecosystem. shipping times latest i 14, 14 pro-max have now actually the estimates have moved past christmas. so what that means, carley, is if you are looking for one by the holiday, you may or may not get it. and that is not good news for a lot of us, lawrence, back to you. >> thanks, search. unexpected development in the housing market, new home sales climbing last month despite high mortgages rate. new single family home purchases rose over 7% in october. even as median price for a new home is 15% higher than last year. here with what that means for home buyers is michael adviser mitch roschelle. thanks for joining the program. i'm buying my first home in texas. i know what it means. tell the audience what it means for them though. >> well, listen, lawrence, happy thanksgiving. the reality is homes are still costing more than they did a year ago. and way more than they did two

years ago. and that's the home price. but, it's gotten a lot harder to buy a house because the mortgage rate is more than double where it was a year ago. what that has done is taken some buyers out of market. and what the benefit is for buyers and doesn't send like a benefit when the costs are higher and cost of financing is higher, when there is less buyers. the buyers have a a little more control over the process than they did a year ago. >> lawrence: mitch, i was able to get a steal in my area because of those interest rates. it freaked me out. folks are saying maybe we can refinance after we get that sweet deal in a couple years or so. >> what would you tell them? >> yeah. that's the best part about borrowing money for residential mortgage because you can always refinance it. you can do two things, always pay it off, and you can always refinance it. so, if right now interest rates are 7% and that is obviously a

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the parties, and i have -- i have not directly engaged yet because they are still talking. >> well, those are kind of shocking new comments from amtrak joe yesterday. the pro-train president says he is not directly engaged in rail strike negotiations. contradicting comments from his own press secretary earlier this week. >> the president is indeed involved directly but i don't want to get into details at this time. but he has been involved. we have said the president -- i just said the president has been directly involved. he has been in touch. i said -- this the is third time i am saying he has been directly involved. >> steve: here with reaction congressman and former green beret commander michael waltz joins us from florida. commander, so the commander-in-chief was very clear, not involved. his spokesperson says directly three times he is involved. what's going on there? do you think she is being accurate or did he just forget?

>> yeah, what's going on there, steve, is she is trying to distance the president because this deal with the railroad unions is literally about to come off the rails. >> steve: yeah. >> where three of the 12 unions have rejected it but what is so interesting and convenient is before the midterm elections, he was taking credit for, you know, saving the country's economy in crafting this deal as a dealmaker. he was taking credit then. but now that the unions have rejected it, suddenly he has had nothing to do with it. >> steve: sure. >> but then he forgot his talking points, apparently when he was about to go get on a train, i don't know. but that's what's going on. and this will be devastating, a billion -- a billion dollars per day will be lost. this effects the shipment of coal, not that the left would mind that but our drinking water. everything that comes into our ports. we can't function without our

railroad workers. and they need to -- they need to get this back on track. steve: on track literally. they are estimating that a rarely strike could cost the economy $160 billion or 1 percent of our g.d.p. and, you are absolutely right. before the midterms, he was very clear. don't worry about this. i got this handled. but, one of the problems, and you know, this commander, is as soon as a strike is announced, if it is, the price of gas is going to go through the roof. because we transports so much via rail because he pulled the plug on the keystone pipeline and other pipeline are in peril. >> yeah, that's right. you add to that steve, the cost of diesel is through the roof as well. you know, the average trucker used to spend 300, $400 to fill up his rig. now he is spending over $1,000 and this will be a one-two shot to an already struggling economy

gotten we will see. where is buttigieg on this. our vaunted secretary of transportation that should be fixing this problem. remember, we had the ports problem just last year. so they are finding ways to continue to hurt our economy. >> maybe they are not putting him out pete buttigieg because in popularity polls he rates higher than the president does when it documents some democrats meanwhile elon musk sounds like he is running the place at twitter. sounds like he is going to release internal documents and show what happened when the "new york post" was censored by twitter. everybody wants to know what happened and it sounds like elon musk is going to tell us. >> yeah. we already heard zuckerberg come clean on the fbi approaching him with the disinformation claim, you know, we -- elon is right in the sense that this is another

blow to public institutions, another blow to trust with the american people, and what had me so upset about that entire episode where the national security officials. people see former heads of the cia, former heads of the director of national intelligence, the highest clearances in the land, tell the country it's russian disinformation, and, therefore, deserving of censorship, and now that erodes trust. the next time we say hey, china is about to invade taiwan, trust us, trust the intelligence, nobody is going to. so, i'm looking forward to elon truly bringing -- trying to bring some transparency and trust back to our system. >> steve: absolutely. during this weekend, everybody talks about things they are grateful for. i know you are grateful for your son army who was born about 10 months ago. he had his first -- he had his first thanksgiving yesterday. is he chewing on a turkey leg? >> that was his first turkey leg.

the kid went nuts about it. he loved it. and i have to say army is a meat eater. we are looking forward to our first army navy game in just a few weeks. and we had my 18-year-old daughter in from college as well. we're just blessed, steve, to have such a great family. >> steve: that's wonderful. you already got your christmas tree up today. congressman, thank you very much for joining us live. >> i can't take credit for that one. i can't take credit. that's the women driving that train. >> steve: it's beautifully decorated and looked like it was in a good spot. so happy holidays to you, sir. >> thanks, steve. got bless. >> steve: god bless you. all right. michael waltz. carley. >> carley: what a cute picture that was a little boy with a turkey leg. that is what thanksgiving is all about. all right. got some headlines to get to here. beginning at our southern border. two more buses with 80 migrants pulling into philadelphia earlier this morning. this comes just days after two other buses carrying migrants

arrives in the city from texas, meanwhile, the american civil liberties union is hoping to shut down nearly all detention censors that hold illegal immigrants. the aclu issuing a new policy briefing this week. calling on president biden to release 30,000 detainees, including convicts. and others with pending criminal charges. the ford motor company is recalling 518,000 suvs over a potential cracked fuel injector. ford says it could leak fuel and spark fires. the company has received at least 20 reports of fires. the nation's second largest automaker is recalling both bronco sport and escape suv models made between 2020 and 2023. ford is working on a software update that would if the fuel injector is compromised. cristiano reynaldo first player to score in five dinner world

cups. how about that statistic. the super star scored the opening goal from the penalty spot in portugal's thrilling 3-2 win over ghana yesterday and later today, the u.s. and england squaring off in ha group stage grudge match, coverage of the game begins at 1:00 p.m. on fox. keep it here. we are going to be joined by a pair of u.s. soccer world cup alumni. jeff agus and carli lloyd to preview the big match. looking forward to that adam has got the weather. adam, over to you. >> hey, carley. fonks square is going to be funded you will see in 30 seconds. the forecast just beginning to drizzle out here. rain is going to be one of the big stories. what are we looking at across the country? fairly widespread. 50 degrees in new york city. see it across the eastern half of the country. big cold front in the middle of the country. yes, if you do live on the east coast, it is going to be soggy

for millions of folks up and downtown atlanta stretching across new york city as the rain stretches a bit. soccer on fox later this afternoon. and experts with us right now. is it soccer or is it football? >> football. >> these are the experts, don't blame me on this one. what's your team name? ing. it's england and the united states. who do we like today? >> united states,. [chanting u.s.a.] >> adam: okay, let's go play. show me how it's done. this energy, we are going to crush them today. we're going to crush them today, how can we not u.s.a. >> carley: best fans there. love to see that and there's no watching from the sidelines here. we are kicking off our world cup watch party with a hat trick and tinns you need for a great game as the brooklyn united drum line plays us out. look at them go. ♪ ♪

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cam tammaro the weather guy got an umbrella. >> carley: weather man umbrella. first thing you want to do is set the scene. i have some turf. get it right at home depot. then what you want to do is just get red and yellow napkins for penalty flags. and then you have some usa pendants in the front. i don't know if you can see with the kids. then you want to set up hydration station. so what i have done is just got a drink dispenser and then i added these soccer ball water bottles get them on amazon. and then over here i got liabilities that say "fox & friends" world cup party on water bottles. >> lawrence: that's what i'm talking about.

>> a party store can you do like a referee. >> carley: spike that punch. >> steve: looks very professional looks like a concession stand. >> the concession stand watching the game make sure you have some eats. this over here some sweets. over here i have a snake stadium. >> steve: it is like a stadium. >> warm appetizers farmers mozzarella sticks and potato inasks, jalapeño poppers. a little small air fryer here i literally heated them up this morning. if you want to eat some of the potato skins and mozzarella sticks. >> carley: dig in. >> give me the gummy bears. >> which snack do you like the best? >> what do you have? >> i'm au i'm a sour patch kid . go to the bakery at supermarket

and ask them to make a soccer ball pull apark cake. >> carley: how do you pull it apart. >> do you know how to pull it apart? can you show me? >> steve: i will elevate it. >> this is the soccer ball. >> cupcake. >> you see those cupcakes? >> you guys just pull them one at a time. >> everyone gets one. >> my assistant. >> there i go. pull another one so you get some frosting, just pull it apart. just ask right from the bakery and then fun and games so i have some medals for the kids, hair spray have like red, white, and blue. >> steve: thank you, adam. >> lawrence: that's cool. there you go. >> carley: how do you come up with all these ideas? >> i got a lot of inspiration for super bowl parties. stadium but then i covered it up with spinach instead of the football field. >> carley: doesn't seem like it would take that long it create

if you get the right stuff and prepare ahead of time these are amazing. >> thank you. >> steve: kids, turn around toward the camera, all right? and how about a round of applause for limor. [cheers and applause] >> steve: very nice. watch team u.s.a. take on england today coverage starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox. >> carley: a big still ahead. kayleigh mcenany conway, jason chaffetz, carli lloyd and agoose all coming up.

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