we saw it higher than what was expected. >> i have to leave it there, my man. great stuff right congratulations. love your site. that will be it for me right now , but i with you tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. taking i am jessica tarlov, along with jimmy they look, it is 5:00 p.m. in new york city and this is the five. president biden is out again fo things giving and grappling wit the most consequential decision he have to make in his nearly 5 year political rear so far. will he run for reelection? the president who just turned 8 taking time to talk with his family at the dinner table, on

what his next step should be calling it's ultimately a famil decision. it comes as he sees other great leaders and his party like nanc pelosi stepped aside as democrats cry out for a new generation. whatever he decides, it is sure to send shockwaves throughout the democratic party. biden isn't too eager to say what's on his mind. >> thank you. thank you. as president biden searches for an answer in 2024, his potentia successor isn't doing herself any favors. with awkward moments like this. >> hello? hello? hello? thank you. hello. hello. thank you. >> awkward. >> if biden decides to run his campaign is likely to look like this for the white house is putting out what it calls a

thanksgiving menu of accompaniments that people can use to talk of the president around the holiday table. i certainly used it myself. before we get talking politics, how was everyone's thanksgiving? jimmy? >> amazing. my family doesn't know the difference between hospitality in a hazing ritual. and they may hurt again. >> if you don't get stabbed in the back of the hand with a fork , it's a good day. >> i love how jimmy puts it wha happened to me on the battlefield. >> stolen valor, right out of the gate. this guy is canceled. can keep my things giving was great. we had our actual dinner on tuesday came up here on wednesday, got the on the we sought the rockets, and i think he just that my belly and heart

is full. can keep may be if you weren't trying to tipped the rockettes. >> tipton like this. >> to get there is something fo everybody. >> how many kids did you have? >> we only had seven. but it was a wonderful time. everybody really prepped, so my kid did that fast-forward up al of us prepping, so we worked altogether the day before so actually it wasn't too bad yesterday. and sean fried the turkey. >> his face was puffy this morning. i was like what was he doing last night? >> he was up late. >> i did, but i had help. families mean teamwork per. >> i love that you pulled that elon musk had laid off two kids.

okay, let's shift gears to what i presume will be some biden bashing from you guys. i will go to you first. where do you think biden is going to land on the midterms went better for democrats than expected wags my guess is that he is going to run. >> yes, i think he will run. i don't see why he wouldn't unless he true old age which i think is a possibility. anything can happen to someone as they get older. so true health problems could prevent him. if he feels like he can physically do it, i don't know why he wouldn't. he does have a mandate he can take to the democrat party righ now, it doesn't mean it's a winning strategy for 2024, let' see if you can live up to the standard.

in there is a future free-for-all going on. are there any durably catchy think would throw their name into that proverbial hat that has a challenge for republicans. >> she would have to vacate her gubernatorial seat she had an 18 . it is complicated. i don't know who would fill the void. i don't think he is running. i don't think he could handle the rigors of a fall campaign for a he didn't have to run in 2020. the pandemic, allowed him to stay home watching bonanza whil the media campaign for him. there were more elvis sightings and the summer of 2020 then there were biden sightings. i believe he's 80, but he's lik a young 95, i don't think he could get out there and do it and i know it's not going to be

kamala because there at the stage of the ministration where she is getting pretend jobs. did you see the video of her being a walmart greeter at the fish hatchery. they don't even know who she is or what she's saying. another thing people with kids do and you can speak to this, when you have a busy house, and you have kids getting in the wa you give them pretend jobs. hey, can you water the monsters out of the wash machine. they are not doing that with th mize presidents. she is down on the dock saying hello, that is my. >> that philippines is deeply upset that that was a comparison . , to you think it is possible that biden is going to run? >> if somebody decides to step in and see the car keys and int the parking lot and i mean the khakis of the united states. it would probably be, and i'm speculating obviously, it would probably be family member. it's his rights, he is the

president of the united states. regardless of what people might say about him behind closed doors, but i want to just bring up these talking points about what to tell that uncle when he comes at you at the thanksgivin table. that's what they think about conservatives that you have thi dense lung head at the dinner table that can't see, hear, smell, or tased fictitious propaganda. instead, i thought it was bad, deplorable, hank clinging to there bibles, this is bad and instead of talking at that conservative uncle or aunt or child or parent, they should be listening right now. boy, judge judy put your lessening ears on and find out what financial hardship from inflation is really like great if they're not listening now, they will listen a year from no when the country is in a deep

recession. they are going to be listening and begging conservatives to pa attention to the democrats. >> rachel, i would love. >> your thoughts on whether you think it's only liberals that feel like they talk past conservatives or if conservatives feel that about liberals. because that's my impression. >> if you need talking points. what i'm saying is they sent that out too. this is going to be at talking points. their economy is not very good, and your foreign-policy is also not very good and that's why they did it, but can i talk about the decision to run? i understand something about that as family. the biden family is sitting in $20 million donor went house, o the heels of a bow wedding wher hunter's daughter had this

princess diana tool going off the balcony into the rose garden . they are going to decide, of course there are going to sit around the table, this is famil that loves money in will sell out our country to get money, o course are going to come out an say yes, definitely, let's run again. i think they are going to run again and i think it's shameful because as they are making this decision they are totally tone deaf. this vogue spread, so tone deaf. americans are suffering for there is 40 percent increase in first-time use of food banks, and those food banks, the shelves are empty because americans don't have extra to give to the food banks even though we are the most generous people in the world. these are terrible times, i hav no idea how they did so well in the midterms. i suspect a lot of indoctrination of young people.

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>> a gruesome murder mystery started in idaho and now possibly crossing state lines. a deranged killer, still on the leaves and cops are no closer t finding out who butchered for college students as they slept in their beds. now investigators are looking into two other unsolved staffin attacks in nearby states. in june of 2020 of woman was found in her home in washington with multiple stab wounds to he torso. 14 months later, in just 70 miles away husband and wife were attacked in their sleep an oregon. the has been killed. those cities are roughly 5-6 hours drive from moscow, idaho. police say they will follow every lead until they find the murderer. >> i think we are looking at every avenue and we have other agencies reaching out to us wit other cases in stuff that we will follow up on. >> are you aware of that case? >> we they had the tip came in

on that case. >> in all three of these cases that i mentioned, no suspect ha been identified. >> 's so it raises the issue of we have to confront the possibility that maybe this doesn't even get solved. >> well it didn't get solved on the first too. there are facts about all three that are very similar, so i think it's due diligence to see can they be connected is is there fez forensic evidence it one that they can write i saw one statements one of our analysts said this person has ever been arrested or if they are dna or fingerprints are in database for intake evidence doesn't go very far and that's all they have and they are in a bad spot. the story is tragic. any time an innocent life is taken it is tragic. it is surprising, you send your kids to college thinking that hey, i'm worried about drugs, i'm worried about parties, i'm worried about duis, this is not

what you send your kids to college to be worried about and it shakes everyone out there to their core. i am not denying the fact that young innocent life was taken i brutal ways on this country pick , but this particular story is very gruesome. >> students are going to be allowed to learn remotely and study remotely, but i wanted to point out there is a candleligh vigil scheduled for wednesday o next week at 8:00 p.m. the location to be identified. what would you do? >> i would bring my daughter home. this would freak me out. of course, you take him home an i think the school is right. now we have a reason, this killer could be on the loose fred can i say something, this can happen so close to the holidays i feel so bad for them. our president has come out and made statements on two other gruesome murders that we've had

he has said nothing about these and i just think there is no difference in terms of how tragic this is for these families, how gruesome these murders were, you know, you jus wonder does he only come out an show compassion where there is political angle? >> i just think that is something to point out, it's disappointing. i think at this time of year if he was going to status of any o them. he also called the club owner yesterday which i have no problem with that he did that, but i just seems like kind of ignored although it has not bee ignored by the country. the country has been riveted by a because we do have kids and w do say as you say this is not something we ever expect. >> it is completely unexpected and we have so much so little information we can have later i more stunning.

the day before thanksgiving there was a press conference an you thought that there was goin to be something to come out of it, instead, we are all glued t the tv waiting to feel as if there was going to be some relief for these families, that there would at least be a tip o something they can share. i understand the fbi is involve and i hope to god that they wak up tomorrow morning until less we got it all, got the guy he did the other two things as wel is going to rot in prison for the rest of his life, but i don't think that's the case where there were so many questions coming from the reporter class that seemed really spot on to me. like yeah, have you considered that his phone, if he did know these kids was on the wi-fi for a second, but say. if you'd been to a party there or a small campus. these things right the police officers looked so confused by these questions that seemed natural for a young person to b as compared you're going to think immediately about what your phone.

it is such a let down in terms of what you expect from law enforcement. i just hope that they fix it an don't talk about i don't see ho they can have the three that even in between three and 4:00 a.m. is when these people this guy likes to kill people i their beds like this with a knife and you have nothing. >> in that press conference, on of the speakers did note that that number of fbi agents involved in this investigation now, but particular to behavioral analysis unit, fbi agents who were on the ground there, and that's when they wor in creating a profile. in jim clemente, he's a former profiler with the fbi among man jobs, a retired supervisory special agent. i listen to a podcast that he

host and he went through, this was on fox news, he went throug just the basic outline of a profile and it is very specific and narrow. he is a young man who has not carried out violent crimes before, he is sloppy. he's not sophisticated, but he believes that he at least knew one of the people because you'd never go into a home blindly like that, what if they were armed, but also he said that he is comfortable with blood and knows how to use a knife. he quotes doesn't mind, it's graphic, but he said that he doesn't mind getting his hands dirty and doesn't mind the sigh of blood. he could be a hunter or a butcher, so i felt like that wa such a specific profile that th fbi on the ground knows a lot more about the suspect.

>> i think it might be somebody who has tortured animals and ma be has that kind of record. people who hunt have great respect for the animals fed. >> and want. >> jimmy in here. i'm reading what jim clemente said as a profiler. >> of course, but more people want to hear from it is a reall heartbreaking story on so many levels. i am optimistic that law enforcement knows more than the are telling us. i think what happens a lot of times as we conflate media proficiency with crime solving efficiency. meaning we have seen them have rough moments at the podium but their job is not to be great at the podium, ideally they would be, but we need them to solve the case. there is a lot of i want to believe they're so much nationa interest and this story in ther are so many things specific to it in terms of the region where

it happened, the overlap with the other crimes, and i want to believe we are closer than anyone thanks right now. i know we won't have in the other that prevent we get there but i hope they get there. >> it is frustrating for all of us and it excruciating for the families, but it's not the job of the cops to make us feel better. get they also didn't really hur themselves by coming out and saying that it was safe and the kids could remain at campus. but they did come back and omit. >> i am praying for them. >> i'm out. i tap out. >> be sure to tune and tomorrow night, we will have a special edition of cross-country live from moscow, idaho tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern spirits switching gears now, the world' richest man elon musk teasing some dirt on the censorship of hunter biden's laptop.

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he is in the trenches. i'm like to the point where i might get life, dude. when i got a reply, i was like that is a little carried away now. >> i know it hasn't been fun fo jessica, but jessica,. >> but i'm not nearly as sensitive as you think i would be. >> for jessica to be on twitter i see that stuff that people sa to her. >> so we know, when this stuff comes out, we will see what we all suspect is happening which is liberal voices are elevated and conservative voices are turned down. if you ask me, you know as much as i do, that is an in-kind donation. should we investigate and prosecute those employees who we're involved in the

suppression of democrat candidates for example or campaigns or republican campaigns? >> i guess you have to see what happens there. i have never been afraid of the laptop or the investigation int these things. if you are running for any office. i get that. >> then we will find that out, at this particular moment you

just have a lots of videos, but we know the suppression of the hunter biden laptop story affected the election of 2020. joby, that matters, doesn't it? the suppression of that story matters. >> hunter biden is an absolute heard of a human being carried if his father has bank in pleasant in the business dealings are covering up for hi son that matters because that i people who people vote for. republicans are not wrong for wanting to investigate this, bu you are talking about elon musk on twitterberry if a platform for miss information, they are on the wrong track and they hav an agenda. there is no messiah, there was one and it was a long time ago. i don't care if it's the president of the united states, kanye west, or some, but he als says something radical one day that i'm going to believe in. they're going to put me so don'

praise elon musk, don't praise anybody. find the principles you believe in and reward the people that consistently engage in them. if that's what elon musk does now, that's great. i don't like or trust him anymore then before he bought twitter and i don't like or trust twitter anymore than i di before he bought twitterberry. >> if he has this information why doesn't he release it, if h releases it and it shows complicity tween the federal government, democrats, and twitter, is that prosecutable because that is an in-kind donation and would've changed 2020. can get the bigger issue and this is wild speculation is if there was any contact between anyone and the federal government in twitter and they were, that is a violation of th first amendment period. it's not like there's a piece o paper that was on his desk when he showed up at twitter and it' like oh, that's who was involve

in it. it requires a huge data dive an he's got other things on his plate like keeping the advertisers on board. i find it that musk is in favor of greater freedom of speech, greater freedom of expression, greater transparency in the fac that liberal journalist like do lemon and that loser at the washington post are most triggered by this kind of tells you everything that you need to know it's pathetic and embarrassing, but it tells you that they see their jobs as being mouthpieces of the left and advancing the narrative opinion and worldview of the left-wing universe great and where is the outrage and self reflection over accepting an obvious lie about hunter biden' laptop story about it being disinformation right before a

presidential election in then silencing actual journalist who broke the story. >> i love that cvs has authenticated the story. it took them two years to complete an investigation, but they can complete at twitter boycott into days. >> it's laughable. ahead, climate change getting even more crazy, and it's apparently fueling kids nightmares. got double pepper jak and juicy steak. let's get some more analysis on that, chuck. mmm. pepper jack. tender steak. very insightful, guys. the new subway series. what's your pick? is it possible the only thought that comes to mind is... ♪ finally? this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire.

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climate change. instead of being afraid of the normal kid stuff like monsters under your bed or the bogeyman, today's kids are hyperventilating over some pola bears, but it's no wonder they are scared. have you seen with these lunatics have been doing? they clung themselves to a tarmac in berlin and shut down air traffic. but they were sniffing glue as well-paid protesters in italy dumped flour all over ray's sports call by painted by andy warhol. its code to the table on this very jessica, the indy warhol's death with the flower, a little much, but you have to. >> i desperately have to admit that. that was some kind of joke anyway. you didn't need to go to hunter biden. it make sense to me that kids would be concerned about this. i don't think those are their parents, i think it's normal to

teach kids that what we do affects the environment. i don't want them living themselves to a van gogh or anything like that, but i think it should be aware. >> at think the point of being get is to being shielded from the adversities of adult life. figure i think they should grow up they know what they're missions are doing to the rest of the world. >> at the age of seven? >> at an adult is sometimes right i have vacated in this ag group so i will pivot to you, m son lincoln is not worried abou the climate, he's more worried that they are not serving beer at the world cup at his age. do you feel like we are accelerating. >> we are selling them lies first of all. we as conservatives we talk a lot about crt in the school, an gender theory in our schools, but we don't talk about big green in our schools, a lot of these young women now don't wan too because they are afraid if they have more than one or two

kids are going to be environmental terrorist. i think the oil and energy industry has done a terrible jo of defending themselves. it gives us prosperity and lift people out of poverty. they do too good to as much of the green energy being created, some of the products are based on slave labor in africa had to get many of the inputs for thes kinds of things. we need to tell the truth. we hear two sides of the story inset of all of this indoctrination. use owned by the way it exactly but by my seven -year-old nephe he says that exactly spot on. >> she's absolutely right. one of the things in norway is trying to sell the offshore wind . it would cause so much money while they're trying to do it they make a lot of money on us maintaining it, but yes, so muc of the materials come from an ethical labor, a lot of it as

slave labor, they don't want to talk about that. every time one of these funds that doesn't have real people problems that they're going to go throw paint onto arts, i don't care about art at all, bu every time they do it i burn as stack of tires because they're not going to get one over on me i'll tell you. you want to tell me a 12 -year-old is worried about carbon emissions, till the 12 -year-old that what fake egg does that ruins of mississippi delta and we're losing spanish species of fate and wildlife because big corporate tag is killing all the small farmers. we don't have a problem with that. that's a lot of things that hav to do with conservation and protecting our environment before we get to losing our energy. that is the end of the line and they focus on that because they can indoctrinate 18-30 -year-olds to vote like we just saw. >> who do you think is angry that people glue themselves to the tarmac, right-wingers or climate activist they couldn't take off in their private jets?

how dare you. >> remember greta three years ago, i'll just remind you. i shouldn't be up here, i shoul be in school on the other side of the ocean. you have stolen my dreams and m childhood with your empty words. we are on the verge of mass extinction. let me turn that on its head, she is distraught terrorized child who is miserable and thinks the world is ending because of climate alarmists. she was the victim and now she is the perpetrator. she as part of the problem, but this was a child who was frightened to death by people feeding her this garbage, so it's like what our kids being told? if your parents drive and suv, you're killing me. to get what i'll say to these swedish protesters as you have

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flight fraid you can see the little brat jumping up and down on top of a tray table much to the dismay of the male passenge sitting directly in front of her . one person saying quote their words not mine, this is why he hates kids especially this toddler age grade they just tal to the kid about climate change in about how much so the kid wa protesting. >> it's always the parents in this instance, somebody is supposed to step in because the parents clearly weren't, but if you were going to really quickl rank with the most offensive things and a plane our interim of the most bothersome kids. i consider kids like fifth. the guy that's the most annoyin guy is the guy that stands up a the second the plane lands. you know that guy, 35 minutes until we get off this plane. you don't need to be in the overhead bin in then it's a second guy who i've had the pleasure with trying with. huge trims his toes on the plane . you don't want to say anything

because it could get went i tried that time when ty and i went too high. get what you think about this? gig is it wrong that i was hoping that that tray table would snap? that were stuut on the plane is the guy who takes his shoes off and then shoves his hairy foot between the seats and it's on your arm rest periods and he hasn't trimmed his toenails, that is the worst. to get these are things i note nothing about. >> it is hugely upsetting for parents let this happen. i'm only just started flying with a little person and she can't jump on tray table gets. the gate checker in the strolle petechiae don't know how that was allowed to go on. >> obviously, this is apparent problem for sure. i have seen wild drunk stories of people on airplanes, and i would say the kid is not the

worst behaved. >> here is my take on it, you put yourself in a piece of meta and you're flying into space an coming back down to get somewhere that would take weeks on a horse or days and a car, b think what we have that technology. if you have to listen to a kit for a little while i don't know that that's over thing about life. can keep my father would not le us go to a restaurant with them until both my brother and me could shave. >> we've got to go. >> one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ 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. ♪ ♪

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grandmother sent a text to who she thought was her grand sunday and her husband. i can't mall received the text. he is not one of her grandsons but let her know he would be attending. the new friends have been getting together for turkey day every day sense. passed away in 2020. still planned a scaled down gathering in his honor. friendship developed into a netflix movie. all the good things about the holidays. >> if i text you are not welcome at my house. i think i will take the bull from here. >> jessica: jimmy, you are up next. >> >> jimmy: i want to wish a happy 14th birthday to my son lincoln failla. he turns 14 today. very hard to imagine it was 14 years ago that maury povich said he was my son.

hooters true story. this year staying home and wants is he steak and bourbon. >> i love seeing him. that's what jimmy would look like if he were handsome right there. there he is. voices in my head do we have copy on the fox shop in front of me to do really quick on my page the fox shop. >> dagen: last page in your folder, jim? >> jimmy: black friday show on fox news shop.com you can save on selects news shop apparel. go to shop dot foxnews.com to check out the sales. >> jessica: absolutely the best promo in fox news. >> jimmy: i think they feel great about that. >> dagen: all new gut tell if he would tonight i'm on it the matt whitaker, kat timpf, agg is

there himself. and if you want to know who makes these ear rick's. >> jessica: know how to buy them. rachel, you are up. >> rachel: here is a story i loved a man is going to marry a woman. he she has a little daughter. the daughter's biological father has not been involved in this little girl's life. and so the new husband is going to marry the mom he actually proposes to the daughter as well. say i'm going to be your dad. take a look. >> momma say yes? can you be my daughter? i be your daddy? yeah? >> oh. i love you forever, i promise. >> her reaction is just so genuine. so many grown adults walking away with the pain and anguish of not having a dad. that dad is healing that wound and i thought was just beautiful. >> joe: now crying and i have got 30 seconds. real quick you guys know i'm

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