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>> carley: a lot of action out on fox square right now. and that is the brooklyn united drum line performing as we gear up for the world cup on fox. the players from north shore soccer club, they are all out on fox square, all of this is in celebration of the big world cup match later today, coverage starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. team u.s.a. vs. team england. there is so much to celebrate to look forward to. i can't stand it. >> lawrence: let me tell you, these kids are not allowing the rain to stop them. look at this so 78 soul. >> steve: they are having a lot of fun. how great is that? >> carley: we just had food out on fox square. the kids demolished it. we said one word would you like a -- and then the kids. >> lawrence: gave me these gummy bears. >> carley: they shared with you? >> lawrence: they have great parents. >> steve: coming up in half an

hour live on "fox & friends," i'm going to show you how you can take your leftover thanksgiving feast and turn it into a great tailgate pie. >> carley: such a creative idea. >> steve: inspired by you. with our last cookbook carley taste and loved we did a golet. we put all the leftover stuff on she said to me a couple months ago you are going to have something like that. >> carley: so good. >> steve: plus, we have a couple of other things can you take to your tailgate, if you got football this weekend or anything, or just sit at home. delicious recipes for this. >> lawrence: need food to watch the football game a lot of action. >> carley: i'm soaked about this game later today talked about it all morning. >> lawrence: can we say merry christmas now? >> carley: why not we are in the season. [bells] >> lawrence: news to get. to say today is black friday many will take advantage of

sales to cross items of otheir christmas list. >> steve: this year, retailers in the united states are under pressure to give big, deep discounts because, inflation has taken a big bite out of your spending power. >> carley: it certainly is grady trimble from fox business is live on michigan avenue in chicago to tell us more. hey, grady. >> good morning, carley, lawrence and steve. yes, the big retailer started of deals earlier than ever this year. both in store and online. but, this weekend is still expected to be the biggest shopping event of the year. the national retail federation is forecasting that this black friday threw cyber monday will break records. they say more than 166 million people will shop this weekend. spending between 6 to #% more than last year. with inflation as high as it is. shoppers say finding good deals is as important as ever. but, today might not be the best time to buy. depending on what you're looking for.

you will find the deepest discounts on tv's this black friday today. but for toys, clothes and computers, experts say you are better off waiting until this weekend for the best deals. one way inflation is hitting shoppers is that even though they are spending more, about $500 per person on average, their dollar is just in the going as far as it did last year. deloitte says shoppers bought about 16 gifts last year this weekend. and this time around, they are only buying about 9 gifts. so you just don't have as much bang for your bucks a you used, to guys? >> steve: grady, are you seeing people shopping there on michigan avenue so early in the morning? >> you know, it's interesting. because this used to be the mecca for shopping, especially on black friday but no, it's quite quiet out here. times have changed. i think a lot of people would rather shop in their pajamas on their couch. >> steve: i think you are absolutely right. all right, grady trimble live in chicago with the latest.

here's something -- i don't know if you are going to notice this today, but i noticed it, gavin hadn't, our top producer noticed it. i'm getting a ton of emails, direct emails to me from big box companies, click on this to get stuff. walmart, costco, lowe's mikey. >> carley: did you sign up. >> steve: no. they are not actually from the outfits. >> lawrence: oh, wow. >> steve: when you get an email, look at who it is from. don't push any of the buttons other than who it is from. if it's from walmart.com. can you trust that but these things i'm getting are not from the company. so, be careful. there are a lot of scammers out there on this black friday. >> carley: that's unfortunate. when you think about the big box retailers, they are going to be okay. >> steve: they are going to be fine. >> carley: then you have all the small businesses out there. small business saturday is tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be such an

important day for so many small business owners around the country because they have been hit so hard by inflation and the labor shortage and the supply chain issues. on "fox & friends" earlier this morning. i spoke to three small business owners about what black friday and especially small business saturday means to them and how nervous they are about their businesses and, also on the possible rail strike that is coming up. take a listen to all they had to say. >> it has became ridiculously high to purchase goods to bake cookies to the point where it's not even economical to charge that much to the customer for them to pay that much for a cookie. >> inflation for us has been a problem for 18 months, even though we don't have rail delivery directly to our plant, the sugar that we use comes across the country on rail. we have already been warned by our sugar suppliers, if there is

a rail strike we can expect interruptions in the rail strikes. as an owner of a candy factory that evenings our business. >> as a business owner part of what the we did do is pivoting. we have to learn how to pivot in an unsure market. >> carley: can i say something really quickly? >> steve: absolutely. >> carley: we were talking about the rail strike earlier in the show. and, you know, we were talking about the president and whether or not is he actually negotiating. karine jean-pierre said yes the president said no he is not involved in it yet. seems like this higher level conversation. you listen to that small business owner larry in ohio he is already worried about it. he knows that the sugar for his candy could be on back order. he is not going to get it. that's going to affect his business. ashley brown, the first woman you heard from. she makes cookies in birmingham, alabama, this is cookie season for her. she is shutting down her business because ingredients are too expensive. she says she is going to start baking again next year but she has a cookbook out because she

is saying gel mother of three. she needs to make ends meet. it's called 25 days of christmas -- 25 cookies of christmas. can you get the book at ashley's famous cookies.com. i fell in love with her during the interview support her buy the book. >> lawrence: thing that fascinates me the most is you have all these people that are in different industries, but it is still hitting them all the same way. and especially when you talk about like a bakery or a candy store that use real products, real sugar, real butter, they are getting hit, when the farmers get hit they get hit. >> steve: absolutely. >> lawrence: the fuel to get the products there and now you have the rail strike that is going to add another layer. >> carley: possibly. >> steve: the gifts, the christmas gifts have already been shipped to the retailers. they have got them. but it's t perishable stuff.

so much travels by rail, not to mention coal a fuel oil to heat your house. the railroads will start preparing on december 2nd and right now it's not looking good. in the meantime. remember it was just earlier this week out of nowhere cbs announces hey, we looked into the laptop, it's true. this was, of course, what, 750 days after the "new york post" broke the story that the laptop was hunter biden had some crazy stuff on it. well, now, there was somebody who -- a twitter user yesterday asked elon musk hey, now that you run the place, are you going to tell us what went on behind the scenes at twitter to censor the post and others? and he said yes. >> carley: yeah, look at this tweet. the original tweet said raise your hand if you think elon musk should make public all internal discussions about the decision to censor the "new york post" story on hunter biden's laptop before the 2020 election in the interest of transparency?

and then elon musk responded to that. this is necessary to restore public trust. ant this isn't the first time he said something like this before. he said that it was obviously malpractice for twitter to censor the hunter biden laptop story. he said that even before he took over the company. >> this the treason why this is so interesting. if we get to the bottom of what happened at twitter. then we will start to hear what was happening at the other companies as well. they all work together on this story if a what we know so far. suppress this story they said it was different information. what i would be curious to know which we already kind of know, someone with internally really think it was disinformation or were they doing it just for political purposes? and i think that's -- it's one thing if they didn't know and they really thought it was the russians, but what we found so far with some of the leaks that elon has put out since he bought the company. even when he was trying to buy the company. a lot of stuff was not restreeld in court that should have been

revealed in court of what they were doing behind the scenes to suppress different types of information. >> you know, i don't know that we are going to hear from google about their algorithms. i don't know if we are going to hear from facebook or anything else. but, given the fact that elon musk very famously said look, it's got to be the public square. people need to know what's going on. if he can find it. he will make it public. congressman michael waltz from the great state of florida was on with us about half an hour ago and had this observation over the laptop story which we were told by the mainstream media russian disinformation but now, of course, that's not true. >> 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 were the national security officials. i mean, 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 it elon truly bringing -- trying to bring some transparency and trust back to our system. >> carley: congressman brings up such a good point there. because we know from mark zuckerberg when he did joe rogan's podcast. he talked about his decision making as to why facebook censored the story and it was because fbi agents went to him and said watch out for a data dump of russian disinformation. so then the question becomes is it social media's fault for censors the story incorrectly? >> steve: because they were told by these authorities hey, it's russian disinformation. >> carley: you have jack dorsey the former head saying it should have never. >> steve: title mistake. >> carley: is it really -- whose fault was it really?

where is the head of the snake? is the fbi? is it social media? and maybe we will find out. details. >> lawrence: to your point, carley, the letter that went out to former intelligence officials we know who those people are background they have been discredited since. who is currently in these positions of powers that went to twitter, went to facebook? i think that is the truth to your point, who is the head of the snake? these people are still in government, i think we deserve to know. >> steve: maybe. >> lawrence: maybe they retired since. new administration came into office. but i think the american public does deserve to know. and if this went all the way to the top, the leaders in charge know what was going on. we don't know that yet. >> steve: ultimately it benefited joe biden and it hurt, obviously, donald trump because of we saw public opinion polls after the election where people said. >> carley: i wish i could change my vote. >> steve: i wish i would have known that because maybe i wouldn't. i think the the number was close

to 10%, 15%. so it could have. >> lawrence: enough to sway an election. >> carley: elon musk tweeted something else a little bit ago. he says sorry for the delay. we are tentatively launching verified on friday next week. gold check for companies. gray check for government. blue for individuals, celebrity or not. and all verified accounts will be manually authenticated before check activated. painful but necessary. but this is his checkmark plan that's going to go into action very soon. he delayed it because he didn't want people to get checks and then pretend to be the other people. >> steve: famously, a couple of weeks ago, jesus, an account with the name jesus was verified. like that was really jesus. it was not jesus. i don't think. >> carley: you have to have clarity in your profile to be

legit. >> lawrence: look at his tweeting history all morning all night. one thing if twitter is not successful. it's not because he didn't work hard to make sure it's successful. i wouldn't bet money against elon musk though. >> steve: he travels around the globe and if he is up is he tweeting. >> carley: yes, exactly. we have some headlines to get to starting with this: a somber thanksgiving for the families of the four university of idaho students who were stabbed to death in the middle of the night. nearly two weeks ago. police still do not have a suspect motive or murder weapon. the investigation is facing a ton of backlash as lead prosecuting attorney bill thompson was seen at moscow police headquarters yesterday while investigators worked through the holiday. and be sure to tune in tomorrow night, lawrence jones with -- will host a special edition of cross-country live from moscow idaho, that's tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. to the crisis at our southern border, border agents seizing

more than 100 pounds of cocaine at the texas border, the haul worth $1.5 million. cbp says the canine search at the world trade bridge led officers to a big rig where they found almost 119 pounds of the drugs stashed inside. the laredo port director says the seize is a great example of agents' unfailing village balance protecting the southern border. a pair of accidental friends who went viral years ago spent their seventh thanksgiving yesterday i love this story. >> steve: i do too. >> carley: 2016 accidently tweet add thanksgiving. she thought she was texting her grandson still extended the invitation to hinton after realizing her mistake. that accidental text has now created a thanksgiving tradition that hinton coming back for seconds, thirds and even sevenths. they spend thanksgiving every year together. how great is that?

>> lawrence: am i the only one that looks forward to their updated picture every single year? i think it's such a great story. >> carley: these people never age. >> lawrence: they look the same is that updated. >> steve: part of the family now. terrific. >> carley: no longer strangers. >> steve: 7:16 on this friday. still ahead peach state show down as democrats look for senae run off races. president biden reportedly is assisting by not going to georgia. senator tom cotton is going to react to that coming up next. >> lawrence: plus, the hilarious reaction to senator warren's thanksgiving fail. ♪ ♪

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lawrence lawrence early voting starts tomorrow with raphael warnock and herschel walkner a dead heat. sending former president obama to the peach state. >> steve: what about joe biden in according to politico, the president is, quote: willing to do whatever they need to keep the seat blue, including staying out of it if need be. senator tom cotton, the author of only the strong has campaigned for herschel walker and he joins us right now on this day after thanksgiving. senator, good morning to you. >> hey, steve, it's good to be on with you, happy thanksgiving. >> carley: you too. >> steve: so far so good, plenty of leftovers today. what does it say to you, that president obama, who is a big star in the democrat party is

invited. joe biden, maybe not? >> well, i think it's notable reminder that joe biden's policies remain very unpopular across the country and especially in places like georgia, where families are struggling to make ends meet. probably going to have to trim their sales for their christmas gift-giving budget. worried about crime in their streets and our southern border. barack obama remains the most popular and powerful figure within the democratic party. in some way joe biden remains his understudy and rung his third term. it's not surprising the democrats are deploying former president obama. i would rather have on our side governor brian kemp, the most popular and successful elected leader in georgia and i know governor kemp is rolling up his sleeves to help elect herschel walker, this is more about controlling the senate, it's about who is going to represent georgians in the united states senate for the next six years. >> carley: senator, how do you think this race is gonna play out? because herschel walker under performed in the general

election, brian kemp got 200,000 more votes than him. so how does he make that up ground? >> >> so, i believe that herschel is going to win. anybody who wants to help can go to his website and pitch in one way or another. team herschel.com. i think having brian kemp on the campaign trail, having him on television advocating directionally for voters for herschel helping get out the vote is going to help herschel get across the finish line. third party libertarian votes going to herschel walker. no doubt hard fought race most races in georgia have been recently. i believe herbal be lecial will get across the finish line. >> >> lawrence: senator, what is the pitch to voters? they just had an election. obviously brian conservatorship was able to get the republicans and independence to rally behind him. he almost doubled his support with black men. what is going to be that final fritch voters? is there a new message since this is a runoff or are you guys double downing on you guys' message on the ground in georgia? >> well, as governor kemp has

explained, this and who is going to represent georgia. and their interest and their aspirations in the united states senate. it's not just about what the democrats focus on, which is power and control. but who going to help deliver the results in washington that governor kemp has delivered for georgians for the last four years? helping bring down costs. imposing more first call discipline in washington. helping address the crime wave and try to secure our southern border? those are the issues georgians care about. as opposed to what barack obama is going there for, which is to try to secure democratic power for two more years. >> steve: absolutely. of course they will start voting very shortly. senator, thank you very much. happy thanksgiving, merry christmas, happy holidays, i think i covered all the bases. >> lawrence: thank you, senator. >> thank you, all. >> carley: thank you, senator. still ahead, how you can use thanksgiving leftovers to kick your world cup party into high gear. steve shows us the simply happy recipes that will turn your

fridge full of leftovers into new delicious dishes. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" with the brooklyn united drum line returns. ♪ [drum line] ♪ ♪ ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪

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right. >> and then what is going on with them? tell me what is this? >> this is a toasted coconut in a green flavor. >> adam: we have soccer fans here, do you guys want to try some donuts. >> yes. >> tell me how they taste. tell me about doe dough doughnu. protein dough note. we created a b brioch doughnut about 11 years ago. hand made. original by flavor. >> adam: before you eat all of these. it said world cup. >> somebody just took one. >> someone took the d but there it is. >> who took it? >> adam: these are meant to be eaten. >> now we came out with the protein donuts which is probably around 15 grams of protein.

and they are excellent. >> adam: this is good. hit the gym a little bit later eating all this food. >> yes, can you take them. >> adam: steve, toss it over to you, everyone dig. in eat these donuts. >> thank you. >> steve: all right. thank you very much, adam. >> lawrence: today taking our fridge full of leftovers and turning them into a world cup worthy feast. >> carley: steve is sharing easy delicious recipes from the simply happy cookbook and it smells so good. >> steve: first recipe. i know everybody has got a refrigerator full of thanksgiving stuff, right? this was inspired by carley, actually. because she -- all right. carley, i want you to have a bite of this. essentially it's a shepherd's pie. it's perfect for today's world cup against england because it's a very english thing. carley on one of other other

cookbooks i love that galette. >> turkey tater and dressing pie. >> steve: oh my gosh. so easy use the stuff you have have got right there. >> carley: are you kidding me? >> lawrence: that is good. >> steve: can you take that and make that for tailgate. >> carley: everybody has to do that across america. >> lawrence: agree, too. >> steve: this thing i showed it once before. we have made sausage and peppers. >> carley: this is amazing. i have had this before. >> steve: handheld. this is called sausage and pepper pull apart. >> carley: all of this is good soccer watching food. >> lawrence: i saw this on your instagram. >> carley: we are cutting it. i was going to fire it into my mouth. >> steve: have a bite. just pick it. the whole idea of this one is it is completely portable. >> carley: my instinct were true.

>> steve: pull apart and have it. >> carley: i remember the roll being very good like a potato bun. >> lawrence: this is incredible. >> carley: that recipe is in the cookbook. >> everything here is in the cookbook. >> what type of sausage. >> sweet italian sausage i into battle. and the reason it stays in place because i use a biscuits cutter to cut holes in the top. >> lawrence: ingenuity. >> >> steve: everybody grills burgers, right? do you wish you could make it a little fancier? that is right here. we call this the cast iron cabernet cheeseburger. and what we do is essentially you cook -- first, you saute some much rooms. there are mushrooms right there. >> carley: i love mushroom burgers. >> steve: red wine reduction. this takes like 20 minutes to make on the grill. unbelievable. >> carley: never heard of a cabernet burger before. >> steve: we made it up.

>> carley: just when you saw burgers have covered all the ground you created something new. >> steve: are you cutting up a hamburger -- just try the meat. how good is that? >> lawrence: good. >> carley: delicious. >> steve: tastes like it was made in a very fancy french restaurant and yet done on a grill. this is -- this is based on one of my grandma doocy's recipes. we call them grandma's go ann arbor brownies. >> they are the most chocolaty browns you can make because the way grandma did it she actually used hershey's syrup, rather than cocoa. >> carley: yeah. >> she used. >> carley: this has the hershey's syrup in honor of your

grandmother. >> steve: this one is also portable for today. called carrot-coconut carrot cake. and our daughter sally got married. her wedding cake was carrot cake and she asked kathy, she said hey, could you guys come up with something that could remind me of that special day and we came up with this. >> carley: that is so cute. >> steve: would you like? >> carley: yes. the answer has been yes the whole time. here, i will take this one. >> steve: something about the creamy delicious frosting on the top. >> lawrence: this is my favorite. i love grand that but this is my favorite. >> steve: i'm with you. everybody is trying to save money this holiday season, and the simply happy cookbook is a good way to buy gifts for everybody on your list who loves to cook things that are easy and delicious. and it's also terrific for everybody on your list who lost to eat. and the best part is, today on black friday, less than 20 bucks at amazon, target, walmart.com.

go to simply happy cookbook.com for more information. adam, do you want to come on over here? >> adam: i already had a hamburger. >> carley: there is one left. perfect. the turkey shepard pie steve, incredible. >> steve: will very delicious. >> carley: i followed your recipes. >> steve: kathy and i would like to thank everyone for making simply happy cookbook number one cookbook during thanksgiving week. >> carley: got to be a cool feeling. >> stev simply happy cookbook.com. and will hats off to lorain who is the food stylist. >> carley: she does such a good job. good job maureen. >> steve: simply shy.com. >> carley: that was so much fun. thank you nor doing. this. >> carley: first she roasted the

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where? lowe's, actually. black friday is here! get our best deals on everything for the season while you can. >> carley: a not so sweet start for elizabeth warren's thanksgiving. the senator sharing this photo online after burning marshmallows on top of her dish. twitter immediately roasted her with one user saying thanksgiving dinner at elizabeth warren's house, she has a plan for that. her to weigh in jimmy fay loan fox across america. jimmy, it was a thanksgiving fail. >> was it ever? and, you know what? carley, you know, elizabeth warren is in the best cook in

her house they pray after they eat. i feel bad for the guests. didn't know she was burning marshmallows, they thought she was sending smoke signals out the kitchen window trying to tell the neighbors to come over for a drink after the football game. what is so funny about this, okay. is that she really wei waded ino the ultimate trap of stupidity. one is you can't post anything on thanksgiving because there is not a lot of content out there. so if something goes wrong you are not only going to get roasted but the entire twitter and social media because you are the only idiot that posted a picture. number one,en number two, everybody watching at mommy. not just for the pretend native americans up in massachusetts. nobody wants to see a picture of

your dinner carley. 20 years ago take a picture of your dinner, go and get it developed and come back to a group of people like look at my turkey, they would be like what the heck is wrong president you in home. one is i don't want to see your food. two, if you are going to post your food, it needs to be good and it clearly wasn't. >> carley: picture perfect. >> yes. >> carley: represcribeded me of politicians trying to be relatable. when she had that beer moment announcing running for president. let me go over and get myself a beer. >> every time politicians try to look like regular people, they highlight just how much they aren't regular people. like that beer moment, do you remember that where she goes i think i'll have a beer and then her husband walks in and she acts confused by the fact that the man she shared this home with for 35 years is in her kitchen, oh, what are you doing

here? well, i have a beer. she should have taken a time-out. and just not posted anything. >> carley: she also broke another rule and that's i don't think that politicians should ever eat in public. because especially on the campaign trail, they always break the rules, and it's never a good look, stop trying to be a normal person. >> that's all we ask, carley. it's true. we have seen people eat salad with a comb in amy klobuchar's case. pizza pizza with a fork. it was a loss. not as bill of a loss as 23 and me. take the l warren and get back to bed. >> carley: jimmy, thanks for joining us. happy thanksgiving. >> thank you, love you. >> carley: love you, too. fox weather forecast it looks like it's still raining outside, adam. >> adam: pretty much sums it up. still raining for a lot of folks here early this morning.

temperature-wise on the western half of the country not too bad. dive in and see that rain we are talking about. dry, if you live west of the mississippi outside of showers across texas, but it wraps all the way around the east tors, unfortunately for any holiday shopping it's going to staying soy. black friday outlook and rain up and down the east coast. sunny in the middle of the country, back out here on fox square, i wanted to show you guys something because i did not set this up. hey, guys, you want to be on tv? >> yes. >> adam: run up here. i just like how quickly they listen to the things i say. are we excited about the world cup. [cheers] >> adam: did you guys know there is a match today against the united states and england? [cheers] >> adam: who do we think is going to win. [chanting u.s.a.] >> carley: that's awesome. they are so cute. >> adam: i love it.

>> carley: adam, thank you. still ahead, lace up those cleats, we head back outside with national soccer hall of fame jeff agoos, team u.s.a. takes on england and the brooklyn united drum line plays us out. ♪ [drum line] ♪ [drum line] [drum line] ♪

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>> steve: okay, of course we all are pulling for the united states. are we for the united states? [cheers] >> steve: we are all pulling for the united states, you know, i hate to have the kids know this. you know, england is rated much higher than we are. >> well, we are always good at taking counsel the giants. and we're -- i think this is going to be a great game where we can get at them. they are one of the top teams in the world. i think we have a lot to show. we have got a number of major league soccer players who are playing today, who are in the team. you know, mls sent 37 players to the league. or to the world cup. so we're very excited about this event and looking for a win. >> carley: how important is this win for team u.s.a. to stay in the tournament they tied wales. >> iran beating wales this morning. taps very big game for us. we need to get three points today. >> iran beating wales helps us. we tied them is that how it works it? >> could, depend on the third game. puts a lot of pressure on the game today and i think steve

obviously ticked off the kids who cares, right? what do you expect for the big game. enough energy, momentum to get us across the finish line. >> coming off disappointing second half against wales. england coming off a game against iran. conference will be different. we have a lot of spirit. we will do well. we will win this game, get three points and move on. steve must win. >> not a must win yet but it's very close. >> the world has gone to the dessert to play this world cup. has that impacted any of the players it's a different timing so, obviously, these games are usually played in the summer end of our season where it's in the middle of most other cities. also, you have in how many world cups yourself. soccer player.

more than likely what countries were your world cups in and what row the players going through right now. >> south korea, fantastic. wound up losing to germany on the potential hand ball that we talk about today in the quarterfinals. we wanted b. ar. >> >> carley: they didn't have it then. i know that much. >> steve: one of the things about the united states, one of these days we will have the champions, i played you soccer in high school. all these kids play soccer as children. what's your name son. >> mason. >> do you want to become a pressure soccer player with you grow up in. >> yes. >> why in because i like the sport. >> you already have gold medal what else is there. >> i have four, actually. >> adam: that's how you win. that he was the attitude. that's the swagger.

>> steve: very nice. what's your name. >> antonio. >> steve: antonio, does your whole family watch soccer at your house? football, rather? >> yeah. >> they do? who is the biggest fan at your house? >> me. >> okay. very good. do you tell everybody to be quiet while they are playing? >> no. >> make as much noise as possible? [screams] >> carley: that was definitely the 15 donuts that they had. >> steve: fox has done a good job, the whole world is watching. and it gives a chance for people all around the world to give a good look at your sport. >> also, jeff is a former professional soccer player. do you want to show some moves to try to impress him? >> yes. >> steve: jeff, thank you very much. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> steve: it looks like they just ran down the nets. i don't know if this is exactly what we were looking for. >> carley: this is amazing.

>> steve: oh, look at that, are some fancy foot work. there is some budding stars. >> we need to get you guys in there with a soccer ball. >> carley: should i try it? should i test it? >> i think you could. >> steve: i don't know if you should try it with high heels. don't move, folks, the final hour for this "fox & friends" on this friday after thanksgiving. kellyanne conway and -- as the brooklyn drum line plays us out. ♪ ♪

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